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Natty's Fashionably Late Pajamas
Added May 29, 2012
by nattyjane
Berkeley, Califo...
Back on April 28 my blog reading list was full of lovely ladies showing off their new pajamas for Karen's pajama party on the blog Did You Make That? Not wanting to miss out on the party fun, I got to work on my own pajama set. I would have joined in by making pajama pants, but didn't have enough fabric, so I made a tank and shorts instead.
For the tank I used an old McCall's pattern that I bought secondhand some time ago, and for the shorts I used a pajama pattern from BurdaStyle. The fun cotton fabric I used was a great find by my mom. Someone in her neighborhood put some fabric out on the curb and she scooped it up for me. Nothing like free fabric!
My favorite part of these pajamas is the ric-rac trim! I've always been afraid to use it because I worried it would look tacky, but to my surprise, I quite like it! I think I'll have to try to use it more often.
Material Notes
Cotton, ric-rac trim, elastic.
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Mar 9, 2013, 05.16 PMby sewknotright
The trim is cute. Would have been too plain without it. Great work
Jan 12, 2013, 06.52 PMby Semtele
This Pajamas is so cute!!! Great idea with the trim! Really cute and fun pjs!
May 30, 2012, 09.13 PMby kihli
Very nice and so cute!
May 29, 2012, 11.39 PMby Anna Aasbjerg
This is too cute! :-) Would love something like that, if I could only keep warm.
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2011/3/7 Klaus Schmidinger <klaus.schmidin...@tvdr.de>: > On 03/07/11 14:13, Frank Schmirler wrote: >> On Mon, 07 Mar 2011 13:33:47 +0100, Klaus Schmidinger wrote >>> On 03/07/11 13:23, Frank Schmirler wrote: >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> On Sun, 06 Mar 2011 17:15:44 +0100, Klaus Schmidinger wrote >>>>> The problem is that the VPS code in vdr.c avoids devices that are >>>>> currently recording. And since this is a rather complex area, >>>>> I'm not sure if it's too good an idea to change this ;-) >>>>> >>>>> If you feel like it, you may want to take a look at the code under >>>>> >>>>> // Find a device that provides the required transponder: >>>>> >>>>> in vdr.c. Maybe you can come up with a better solution... >>>> >>>> Unless I've missed something, that code does not only ignore priorities but >>>> also the availability of CAMs. >>> >>> We only need the EIT data here, which is not encrypted. >>> So it's sufficient to find a device that provides the >>> raw transponder. >> >> Ah, I see. I ignored the fact, that at the moment this piece of code is only >> looking for a way to see the VPS start flag for the timer. Still the >> GetDevice >> call (or something alike) would become necessary when considering to >> interrupt >> a recording with lower priority. The low priority recording shouldn't be >> interrupted if the VPS recording cannot start later as e.g. the CAM is in use >> by a higher priority recording. > > Looks like this is beginning to become "rocket science" again ;-)
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It was in February 1947 when Gavin's life changed forever. His mother took him to see the Golden Gloves in the old Madison Square Garden and he was hooked.
Afterwards, he tried his hand at boxing for a while, but sadly discovered that as much as he wanted to fight in the ring, he just wasn't good enough.
But Gavin had a gift for seeing talent in others, and so he stuck around and what followed was a career that spanned nearly 60 years during which he served as a coach and trainer, a gym owner, and thousands of fights in the corner as one of the most famed and respected cut men in boxing.
For over a decade, Gavin worked the corner for three-time world heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis. His career took him around the world, and he met many famous people in the worlds of boxing and entertainment.
Sadly, Gavin passed away in 2004, but his memory will be honored on April 30 when he is inducted into the New York State Boxing Hall of Fame at a ceremony at Russo's on the Bay.
Thousands of young boxers walked through the doors of his gym over the years, and Gavin was able to help mold many of them into better boxers and better people.
He spent many years training young boxers with the Police Athletic League, and his experience with certain boxers led to him becoming an expert in stopping the bleeding that inevitably occurs in boxing.
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Coaching and training and working fights was Al Gavin's job at night. But his day job was right here in Forest Park.
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|Bioenergy timeline
| Future goals: 2030 - 2025 - 2022 - 2020 - 2018 - 2017 - 2015 - 2014 - 2013 - 2012 - 2011 - 2010
Past developments: 2010 - 2009 - 2008 - 2007 - 2006 - 2005 - 2004 - 2003 - 2002 - 2001 - 1996 - 1992 - 1981 - 1973 - 1947 - 1942 - 1940 - 1937 - 1935 - 1932 - 1921 - 1918 - 1906 - 1861 - 1860 - 1834 - 1826
Future goals and anticipated events
- Year by which a suite of fossil fuel alternatives (including electric batteries, biofuels and natural gas) could meet demand for transportation fuel in Europe, according to a European Commission expert group report released in 2011.[1]
- Year by which investments in renewable energy and energy efficiency will begin to pay off, according to a World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) report released in 2011.[2]
- Target year set by the Department of Energy to displace 30 percent of gasoline demand (2004 levels) in the United States with biofuels, primarily ethanol.[3]
- In 2030, some 14 percent of U.S. electricity may be derived from biomass, according to the U.S. Department of Energy (as of 2010).[4]
- Target year set by the "25x'25 coalition" [5] for renewable energy to reach 25% of total energy use in the United States.
- By 2025, meeting demand for wood-fueled power plants in the United States was estimated (in 2010) to require clearing "46,000 square miles of forests -- an area the size of Pennsylvania."[7]
- Target year for annual production of 36 billion gallons of renewable fuels in the United States under the Renewable Fuel Standard, as called for in the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 (with a limit for corn-based ethanol of 15 billion gallons per year).
- European Union targets call for 10% of fuel use to be met by biofuels[8] and for 20% of total energy use to come from renewable sources.[9]
- United Kingdom targets call "for one-fifth of total energy supply to come from renewable sources" [10] and for 30% of electricity to be generated from renewable sources.[11]
- Target year announced by the aviation industry for annual consumption of 3 billion gallons of biofuels.[12]
- Target year announced by USDA Secretary Vilsack in 2009 for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the U.S. dairy industry by 25 percent.[14]
- Target year under California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard (adopted 2009) for reducing California's greenhouse gas emissions, through reducing the carbon intensity of fuels on average by 10 percent.[15]
- Target year (as of 2010) for the "Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves [to] provide 100 million clean-burning biomass cookstoves".[16]
- Target year for the U.S. "Navy to use alternative energy sources to provide 50 percent of the energy for all its war-fighting ships, planes, vehicles and shore installations." [17]
- Year by which "cellulosic biofuels" potentially may become commercially viable, according to a 2008 UN FAO/OECD study.[18]
- Year by which over one-third of U.S. corn output might be used for ethanol production, according to the Department of Agriculture.[19]
- Target year set in September 2008 for petrol and diesel in India to be blended with 20% biofuel.[20]
- Target year under proposal by U.S. President Bush (in his 2007 State of the Union Address) for achieving utilization of 35 billion gallons of alternative fuels within the United States.
- OECD estimates that in "the US, Canada and the European Union government support for the supply and use of biofuels is expected to rise to around USD 25 billion per year." (Source: 2008 OECD press release.)
- An estimated 32 million acres to be devoted globally to production of jatropha, according to a 2008 study by the Global Exchange for Social Investment.[21]
- 30 million acres of U.S. farmland projected to be needed for corn production to meet legislated ethanol production target.[22]
- Target year set by the environmental organization WWF for palm oil to be derived from entirely sustainable sources.[24]
- Target year (established in 2010) for Nestle to source 100 percent of its palm oil from sustainable sources.[25]
- Target year (established in 2010) for all palm oil imported into the Netherlands to be certified as sustainable.[26]
- Year by which "cellulosic biofuels" potentially may become commercially viable, according to a 2008 statement by U.S. Agriculture Secretary Schafer.[27]
- Target year for all flights into and from European airports to be subject to the European carbon trading program.[28]"
- Target year for making cellulosic ethanol cost competitive as an energy source under U.S. Advanced Energy Initiative.
- 14-16 May 2012: Earth Summit 2012 ("Rio+20") to be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
2011 (Events/News)
- 2011: Year in which all vehicles in Malaysia are mandated to utilize a B5 biodiesel diesel fuel blend containing five percent processed palm oil (based on a decision made in 2010). [30]
- 1 January 2011: Effective date of the carbon intensity reference values for the Low-Carbon Fuel Standards (LCFS) determined in 2009 by the California Air Resources Board (CARB).[31]
- January 2011: Commencement of regulation of greenhouse gases by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency under the Clean Air Act.[32]
- Target year for U.S. consumption of ethanol to reach 15.2 billion gallons under the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007.
- Year planned for initiation of operations of Iogen Corp.'s commercial-scale cellulosic ethanol plant in Saskatchewan, Canada. (Source: [33])
- Target year for commercial production of ethanol from municipal waste, according to a statement in 2008 by the company Ineos. (Source: [34] )
- "One-year extension of a [ US ] tax credit giving refiners nearly 12 cents of federal cash for every litre of corn ethanol they blend into gasoline. A tariff of more than 14 cents per litre on imported ethanol was also extended through 2011." [35]
Past developments
- 2010: Global food prices remained high into 2010 after peaking in 2008, "when global food prices jumped in part due to a smaller U.S. wheat harvest and demand for crops to use in biofuels."[36]
- Target year set by the European Commission for increasing usage of biofuels within the European Union.
- Target year for The Netherlands to achieve 5.75% biofuel content for gasoline and diesel. [37]
- Target year under the United Kingdom's Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation (RTFO) for biofuel to account for 5% of total petrol and diesel sales.
- Target year set by a 1992 U.S. energy law for "30 percent of the fuel used to run U.S. cars and trucks...[to] come from ethanol, natural gas, hydrogen, electricity or other replacement fuels." (Source: U.S. sees delay in big rise in alternative motor fuels)
- U.S. production of corn-based ethanol "estimated to double, to 10 billion gallons (38 billion liters), by 2010," according to a 2006 estimate.[39]
- Year of expiration of U.S. Volumetric Ethanol Excise Tax Credit (VEETC), which provides a 51-cent-per-gallon subsidy to U.S. ethanol producers.
- 1 January 2010: Expiration of United States' federal tax credit of $1 per gallon for biodiesel production.[40]
- 1 February 2010: The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) of the United States approves regulations to assess life-cycle greenhouse gas emissions of biofuels, including emissions resulting from indirect land-use change.[41]
- March 2010: issuance of a report by the European Commission concerning greenhouse gas emissions from biofuel production.[42]
- 31 March 2010: U.S. President Obama announces new policies for use of biofuels in military vehicles.[43]
- 20 April 2010: Major oil spill from BP's Deepwater Horizon platform in the Gulf of Mexico (U.S.); impacts ongoing debates related to energy issues, including climate change legislation.
- 26 May 2010: Signing of an agreement between Indonesia and Norway for cooperation on forest conservation and reduction in greenhouse gas emissions; includes "a two-year moratorium on new concessions" in Indonesia "to clear natural forests and peatlands" (which are mainly cleared to meet demand for palm oil plantations).[44]
- 13 October 2010: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issues decision allowing "15% ethanol fuel (E15) to be sold for use in cars and light trucks placed on the market from 2007 onwards."[46]
- 18-29 October 2010: Meeting of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in Nagoya, Japan, to include addressing the impacts of biofuels on biodiversity.
- 22 November 2010: Al Gore, former Vice President of the United States, quoted in a speech as saying that supporting corn ethanol was "not a good policy."[47]
- 29 November-10 December 2010: Meeting of the 16th Conference of the Parties (COP 16) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, Cancun, Mexico.
- 31 December 2010: Expiration of the Volumetric Ethanol Excise Tax Credit (VEETC), an important tax incentive to promote the production of ethanol in the United States.
- In 2009, the United States consumed 107 million tons of grain for ethanol production, "enough to feed 330 million people for one year at average world consumption levels", according to the Earth Policy Institute.[48]
- In 2009, approximately $6 billion was provided through tax subsidies for production of ethanol the United States.[49]
- 14 January 2009: The Guardian (UK) reports that Britain's Advertising Standards Authority banned a print advertisement by the Renewable Fuels Association (RFA) due to a "misleading claim" that "biofuels offer a sustainable alternative to oil".[50]
- 26 January 2009: International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) founded in Bonn, Germany.[51]
- March 2009: The European Union places tariffs on imports of biofuels.[52]
- March 2009: "[E]thanol lobby group Growth Energy and 54 ethanol manufacturers" request the U.S. EPA to approve sales of 15% ethanol (E15) for use in motor vehicles.[53]
- April 2009: Council of the European Union adopted Directive 2009/28/EC which aims for 20% of the EU's final consumption of energy to come from renewable sources by 2020 and 10% of each member state's transport energy consumption to come from renewable sources.
- 23 April 2009: The California Air Resources Board (CARB) approves specific rules and carbon intensity reference values for the low-carbon fuel standard (LCFS) to go into effect 1 January 2011.[54]
- 16 June 2009: The U.S. Global Change Research Program, a consortium of thirteen U.S. federal scientific agencies, releases the report, "Global Climate Change Impacts in the United States," raising awareness of ongoing and future climate impacts.
- 26 June 2009: Passage by the United States House of Representatives of the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009, which would cap carbon dioxide emissions.
- 28 July 2009: Reports indicate that the there will be an extension for an additional year on the moratorium on purchases of soya grown in deforested areas of the Brazilian Amazon.[55]
- 12 November 2009: The Roundtable on Sustainable Biofuels releases "Version One" of its "international standard for better biofuel production and processing."[56]
- Target year for United States consumption of ethanol to reach 11.1 billion gallons under the (US) national Renewable Fuels Standard.[57]
- 30 November-11 December 2009: Copenhagen, Denmark, COP15 Meeting of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change; anticipated to result in a new international agreement on climate change.
- 2008: Target year for US consumption of ethanol to reach 9 billion gallons under the (US) Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007.[58]
- Ethanol production capacity of United States reaches 8.06 billion gallons.[59]
- 7 February 2008: Two studies published in Science magazine ("Land Clearing and the Biofuel Carbon Debt" and "Use of U.S. Croplands for Biofuels Increases Greenhouse Gases through Emissions from Land Use Change"), indicate that land-use change associated with production of biofuels leads to increased net carbon emissions, thus challenging a major point advanced by biofuels proponents, that biofuels are "climate friendly".
- 3-7 March 2008: Washington International Renewable Energy Conference (WIREC 2008) held in Washington, D.C., USA; various pledges were made by participating countries, including The United States, which pledged that 7.5 percent of electric energy use "will come from renewable resources by 2013."[61]
- 15 April 2008: Under the Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation (RTFO), all vehicle fuel sold to consumers in the United Kingdom must contain 2.5% biofuels.
- May 2008: Massachusetts-based Verenium Corp. opens the first demonstration-scale cellulosic ethanol plant in the United States, in Jennings, La.[62]
- 3-5 June 2008: U.N. food summit, the "High-Level Conference on World Food Security: the Challenges of Climate Change and Bioenergy," held in Rome, Italy.
- 3 July 2008: The Guardian (UK) reports that an unpublished World Bank report concluded that biofuels "have forced global food prices up by 75% - far more than previously estimated". (Source: "Secret report: biofuel caused food crisis")
- 6 July 2008: World Bank President Robert Zoellick reportedly calls for reform of biofuel policies in rich countries, including a reduction in mandates, subsidies and tariffs.[63]
- 7 July 2008: The UK Renewable Fuels Agency (RFA) issues the "Gallagher Review", which concluded that the "introduction of biofuels should be slowed until effective controls are in place to prevent land use change and higher food prices."[64]
- 28 July 2008: Report of Task Force on the Global Food Crisis convened by CSIS calls for revision of the U.S. approach to biofuels "to reduce dependence on corn" and to adopt "new sustainability criteria to assess the life-cycle costs and carbon requirements for alternative biofuels." (Source (PDF file))
- 13 August 2008: The Roundtable on Sustainable Biofuels (RSB) releases "Version Zero" draft of the "Global principles and criteria for sustainable biofuels production", for use during a six-month period of stakeholder comment in preparation for release of the first official standards in early 2009.
- 9 September 2008: Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) issue a "Biofuels Sustainability Scorecard". (Source: IADB press release.)
- 25 September 2008: Sustainable Aviation Fuel Users Group created by manufacturer Boeing and nine airline companies.
- 6 October 2008: National Biofuels Action Plan (PDF file) issued by Department of Agriculture and Department of Energy in the United States.
- 4 November 2008: Ethanol and clean energy supporter Barack Obama elected president of the United States.
- 17-21 November 2008: International Conference on Biofuels: Biofuels as a driving force of sustainable development held by Brazilian government in São Paulo, Brazil.
- 15 December 2008: U.S. President-Elect Barack Obama's selection of physicist Dr. Steven Chu for Energy Secretary indicates likely strengthening of U.S. efforts to pursue cellulosic ethanol.[65]
- 31 December 2008: Target date for expiration of U.S. 54-cent-per-gallon import tariff on ethanol.
- 1 January 2007: Legislation in The Netherlands comes into effect mandating 2% biofuel content for gasoline and diesel. [66]
- 23 January 2007: President Bush, in his State of the Union Address, calls for achieving utilization of 35 billion gallons of alternative fuels within the United States in 10 years (by 2017).
- 23 January 2007: Governor Schwarzenegger signs Executive Order S-01-07 establishing the Low Carbon Fuel Standard, with implications for the greenhouse gas balance of biofuels to be used in California.
- 19 December 2007: U.S. President Bush signs into law the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007, mandating a sixfold increase ethanol usage in the United States by 2022.
- 2007: Adoption of the resolution on "Forests, wood and energy" by the Ministerial Conference on the Protection of Forests in Europe.[67]
- 31 January 2006: U.S. President Bush, in his State of the Union Address, highlights a number of alternative energy goals as part of the Advanced Energy Initiative To Help Break America's Dependence On Foreign Sources Of Energy, including:
- Alternative fuels: accelerating research for "cutting-edge methods of producing 'cellulosic ethanol' with the goal of making the use of such ethanol practical and competitive within 6 years."
- "The Biorefinery Initiative": $150 million proposed for the 2007 federal budget for promotion of new technologies for producing fuel ethanol from cellulosic (plant fiber) biomass ("bio-based transportation fuels from agricultural waste products, such as wood chips, stalks, or switch grass"[68])
- Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations issues the report Livestock's Long Shadow, assessing contributions of cattle and other livestock to greenhouse gas emissions and other environmental issues.
- Adoption of National Biofuel Policy in Malaysia.
- OECD estimates that in "the US, Canada and the European Union government support for the supply and use of biofuels" is "about USD 11 billion". (Source: 2008 OECD press release)
- Consumption of ethanol in the United States in 2005 reaches four billion gallons.(Citation needed)
- November 2005: Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) issues "Principles and Criteria for sustainable Palm Oil Production (PDF File)"
- US Energy Policy Act of 2005 mandates use of 7.5 billion gallons of renewable fuels annually by 2012.
- Implementation of the Volumetric Ethanol Excise Tax Credit (VEETC) (providing a 51-cent credit for each gallon of ethanol for blending with fuel) in the United States.[69]
- April 2004: Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) created to promote use of sustainable palm oil.
- U.S. institutes Volumetric Ethanol Excise Tax Credit (VEETC) to support blending and sale of biofuels.
- 11 December 1997: Adoption in Kyoto, Japan, of the Kyoto Protocol under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
- Forest Stewardship Council issues "Principles and Criteria for Forest Stewardship," a potential model for criteria to determine sustainably produced bioenergy.
- U.S. energy law sets goal for "30 percent of the fuel used to run U.S. cars and trucks...[to] come from ethanol, natural gas, hydrogen, electricity or other replacement fuels" by 2010. (Source: U.S. sees delay in big rise in alternative motor fuels)
- United States begins Conservation Reserve Program (CRP).
- Renewable Fuels Association formed in the United States.
- IEA Bioenergy established by the International Energy Agency (IEA).
- Tax incentives for ethanol proposed by US President Jimmy Carter, primarily for national security reasons.
- Nebraska Farm Crops Utilization Committee begins tests of alcohol blends. The committee later becomes the Nebraksa Gasohol Commission.
- Alcohol plants built for the war effort are sold for scrap, despite interest in ethanol production for fuel and chemicals.
- Synthetic rubber production from alcohol promoted by farm lobby. Oil industry opposes this, but is exposed by Sen. Harry Truman's war investigating committee. By 1944, 3/4 of all US rubber production is from alcohol.
- Ethyl Gasoline Corp. loses anti-trust lawsuit brought by Justice Dept. for anti-competitive behavior.
- Agrol plant opens in Atchison, KS as part of the Chemurgy experiment. About 2000 service stations across the Midwest use the 10% alcohol blend in gasoline. Plant is bankrupt by 1939.
- First Farm Chemurgy conference in Dearborn, MI, sponsored by Henry Ford. Chemurgy seeks new uses for farm products, such as ethanol as an outlet for surplus corn, through scientific research.
- Leo Christensen and others in Iowa State University's chemistry department advocate use of alcohol blends as anti-knock fuels and for Depression-era farm relief.
- General Motors researchers discover anti-knock effect of tetra-ethyl lead. Leaded gasoline, as it comes to be known, displaces most US ethanol anti-knock blends. GM and Standard Oil Co. of NJ form the Ethyl Gasoline Corp. as a 50-50 joint venture.
- Scientific American reports: "It is now definitely established that alcohol can be blended with gasoline to produce a suitable motor fuel..." Two years later, the magazine reports "a universal assumption that [ethyl] alcohol in some form will be a constituent of the motor fuel of the future."
- Civil War tax repealed; President Teddy Roosevelt signs a bill allowing tax-free use of industrial alcohol on June 8.
- Alcohol taxed; $2.08 per gallon tax imposed on beverage and industrial alcohol in stages between 1862 and 1864 as part of the Internal Revenue Act to pay for the Civil War. The tax was meant to apply to beverage alcohol, but without any specific exemption, it was also applied to fuel and industrial uses for alcohol. "The imposition of the internal-revenue tax on distilled spirits ... increased the cost of this 'burning fluid' beyond the possibility of using it in competition with kerosene..," said Rufus F. Herrick, an engineer with the Edison Electric Testing Laboratory who wrote one of the first books on the use of alcohol fuel.
- German inventor Nicholas August Otto uses ethyl alcohol as a fuel in an early engine because it was widely available for spirit lamps throughout Europe. He devised a carburetor which, like Morey's, heated the alcohol to help it vaporize as the engine was being started. A patent application was turned down because the carburetor was considered to be well established technology.
- The first U.S. patent for alcohol as a lamp fuel was awarded in 1834 to S. Casey, of Lebanon, Maine, but it is clear that alcohol was routinely used a fuel beforehand.
- Samuel Morey uses readily available alcohol in the first American prototype internal combustion engine at the surprisingly early date of 1826. Morey's work was lost in the enthusaism for the steam engine and a lack of funding. No other internal combustion engine would be developed until Nicholas Otto began his experiments 35 years later.
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Authors Do Not Create Content In A Vacuum... So It's Too Bad Copyright Often Pretends They Do
from the on-the-shoulders-of-giants dept
The current American system rewards authorship rights to corporate owners at the expense of both consumers and authors. The European tradition rewards moral rights to authors at the expense of the rest of the culture. Neither represents the most desirable system, in part because both falsify the actual conditions of authorship. Authors do not create value in a vacuum. All writers are already readers who are processing elements of their culture as the raw material for their own expressive and intellectual output, and in turn, their work becomes the raw materials for the next phase of creative expression.That line: "Authors do not create value in a vacuum," is a good one, and deserves to be repeated. So much of the debates we have on copyright and related issues seems to center on this belief that they do. In that patent realm, it's the whole "flash of genius" concept, but it certainly applies in copyright as well. The system is designed as if people are creating things entirely from scratch, rather than pulling from the culture around them to put it together in new and creative means. Disney, of course, is famous for taking old stories and making them new again, and yet it refuses to let others do the same to its works. Authors do not create value in a vacuum. And, of course, it goes beyond the idea that authors are building on what's come before. The value piece is often added by the readers themselves, and how they interact, mold and share the content that has been created. Authors do not create value in a vacuum... but we've built up laws and institutions that seem to assume they do.


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Pill summed up Pence's advice this way: "I just try to kill the ball."
Did he ever against the Dodgers.
Pence hit two more homers, Pill connected for a tiebreaking shot leading off the eighth inning, and San Francisco Giants beat Los Angeles 4-3 on Sunday.
Pence said he simply told Pill, "I try to see the ball and hit it as hard as I can. Then he gets all mad at me."
Pence got his revenge when Pill hit the second pinch-hit homer of his career.
"I couldn't wait to ask him what was he thinking," Pence said, laughing.
Pence has 19 RBIs in six games, the most for a Giants player in that span since RBIs became an official statistic in 1920, according to information provided to the Giants by the Elias Sports Bureau.
"I don't think I've ever seen anyone that hot," Giants starter Ryan Vogelsong said.
Pence became the first Giants player to homer in four consecutive games since Barry Bonds from September 2005. Pence drove in three runs, a day after his grand slam and career-high seven RBIs led the Giants to a 19-3 rout at Dodger Stadium.
"It's fun to watch when you see a good hitter locked in," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said.
Pence piled up the most RBIs in a series against the Dodgers since 1935, when Ripper Collins of St. Louis had 13 during a five-game set.
"It was pretty tough to see out there, the sun is bright," Pence said. "I just block out anything that has happened (before). Lately, I've been getting a lot of hits and some good fortune. Yesterday, I had two bloopers."
The Dodgers rallied in the ninth, but pinch-hitter Yasiel Puig grounded out with the bases loaded to end the game. The NL West leaders lost three of four to San Francisco, and the magic number to clinch their first division title since 2009 remained at four after second-place Arizona won.
"We're definitely looking for the clincher," first baseman Adrian Gonzalez said. "We wish we would have been able to do it here at home, but getting it is the most important thing and getting our guys healthy."
Pence joined Willie Mays as the only players in Giants history to homer in every game of a four-game set against the Dodgers, which Mays did twice. Pence's five homers tied for the most ever in a series against the Dodgers, tying Philadelphia's Mike Schmidt in 1979 (four games) and Pittsburgh's Frank Thomas in 1958 (five games).
"If I'm mentioned with these names, it's extremely humbling," Pence said.
Jean Machi (3-1) pitched one inning. Sergio Romo closed for his 35th save in 39 chances.
Paco Rodriguez (3-3) gave up Pill's homer.
Pence homered leading off the second for a 1-0 lead.
"We're all kind of feeding off him, getting aggressive swinging the ball, having no fear," Pill said.
The Giants tied it at 3 with two outs in the sixth on Pence's two-run shot. Brandon Belt singled and moved up on a wild pitch by Edinson Volquez before Pence hit his 25th homer.
"That's one guy you really don't want to be leaving the ball up to at all," Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said. "Volquez didn't execute a couple of pitches and he made us pay."
Los Angeles took a 3-1 lead in the fifth on Gonzalez's bases-loaded double down the right-field line. With one out, Volquez reached on an infield single, Dee Gordon followed with a single and Mark Ellis got hit by a pitch.
The Dodgers thought they had tied it at 1 in the fourth, but a video review showed the ball bounced near the top of the center-field wall and Juan Uribe was credited with a triple rather than a home run.
Vogelsong allowed three runs and seven hits in six innings. Volquez gave up three runs and five hits in 5 2-3 innings, struck out seven and walked none.
NOTES: It was Pence's ninth career multihomer game. ... The Dodgers were without SS Hanley Ramirez and OFs Andre Ethier and Carl Crawford, all of whom have nagging injuries. ... Giants 2B Marco Scutaro left the game in the middle of the third with lower back tightness. ... The Dodgers are the first major league team to exceed 3.5 million in attendance this season. They lead the majors in both average home and road attendance (35,622). ... After an off-day Monday, the Giants will spend the week in New York playing the Mets and Yankees, the first time they've played both teams in the same week.


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These have got to be one of the greatest inventions ever. At first, being the cheapskate I am, I thought "why can't I just use a rag and some cleaner"? I bought a pack anyway, and I have never turned back. They are so convenient to use. Things I use them for:
* wipe down the toilet and bathroom counter every few days- I can go weeks between a real bathroom cleaning now
*wipe up little food spills in the kitchen when cooking
*wipe up small potty training accidents from my son
*wipe the bottom of the dog crate to get rid of smells and any messes
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Wifi, NFC and Bluetooth are great to have but SnapBridge App on Android is
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It is so rare for a company to be praised for the way it treats its employees. I would like to acknowledge Butler Refrigerated Meats, a division of Giant Eagle, for its generosity in providing food for the funeral of Mike Anderson after his unexpected death. Mike's grandson is an employee there.
It is a privilege and honor to be associated with such a caring organization. Not only did they provide the food and drinks, but all the necessities to go with it: plates, cups, plastic ware, napkins etc.
I would like to extend a high-five to each and every one who cared enough to do such a wonderful thing for our entire family. How great they are!


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Background -
I have had minor programming exposure (through turbo pascal at school, to a bit of self taught C++ over a few months) and now working on Java (which I was taught a bit of a while ago but cannot remember anything worthwhile now!)
I started a bit of an ascii game in turbo pascal at school which involved the character as an arrow moving around the screen from reading arrow keys, having random encounters and getting exp etc. (standard RPG fare) It also incoroprated an ascii castle central to the screen and staus bar at the bottom. Encounters and castle entry involved clearing the screen and replacing with a menu, scrolling again by an arrow highlighting menu choices and getting the key pressed to move up/down etc. (done by clearing the screen and redrawing with the arrow next to the new selection)
6 months ago I tried to make this in C++ with a basic amount of success (noting the potential of object oriented programming!) however when I encountered obstacles and asked for help, I didnt get much as most people recommended I attempt something different or pursued the ascii format using another language. After a break of 6 months, I am back again, trying with Java this time. I am starting from the beginning with the plan of getting a better overall base before jumping in. Whilst the overall motivation is to ressurect this game, I am keen to expand overall knowledge and may pass over the old game completely. I am leaning towards java again because it seems to offer easy flexibility for graphics over C++ (I remember being able to make a picture move around a screen after not too much time last time I tried Java) as well as applets etc.
Ok - Background done (I appreciate your patience if you are still with me!) A few things I am struggling with at the moment - Despite designing stuff primarly for ascii/console I am not really keen to use console for compiling etc. and I always try to use an editing/compiling program. I am currently using NETBEANS which definitely has some strong pros however: I cannot work out how to make standalone class files as they all seem to be forced into a package (which i have not even encountered in my beginners tutorial hunt yet). This has also somehow resulted in an error when I try to run the compiled class files from the command prompt (compiles fine in NETBEANS though) Dev-CPP is what I use for C++, which is working quite well.
Q1 - What is the best software to use as far as a compiler/editor etc. goes? (java)
Q2 - Is it possible to make a .jar file that will run in a console window? Eg. hello world?
Q3 - If anyone is happy to look at the C++ code from the game (next post) - comments are much appreciated!


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The nationally-ranked St. John Fisher College football team jumped out to a 30-0 after two quarters and cruised to a 43-13 win over previously-undefeated Hartwick College on Saturday afternoon at Fisher's Growney Stadium in the Empire 8 Conference season opener for both squads.
With the win, Fisher, ranked No. 10 in the d3football.com poll, improve to 4-0. It is the fifth time since 2004 that the Cardinals have won their first four games.
With the loss, Hartwick, who entered the game averaging 44.0 points per game and enjoyed a 27.3 margin of victory its first three contests, falls to 3-1.
After forcing Hartwick to punt on the game's opening drive, the Cardinals reached the endzone on their first two offensive plays. After a 14-yard completion from Ryan Kramer to Dave Kirchner, Kirchner took the next play, a 39-yard option pitch for a touchdown to put the Cardinals up for good.
After Brendan Carey kicked a 34-yard field goal to make it 10-0 after the first quarter, Cody Miller scored Fisher's next two touchdowns.
Miller scored on a nine-yard run, capping a 9-play, 80-yard drive with 11:28 left in the half. Less than five minutes later, Miller scored on an 18-yard run to make it 23-0. On Hartwick's very next offensive play, Adam Burdick intercepted a pass at the Hartwick 46 and returned it for his second interception touchdown of the season with 5:31 left.
Hartwick tried to get on the board in the final seconds of the first half, but Troy Sant, who intercepted two passes in the first half, blocked the kick.
Fisher pushed its lead to 37-0 on the opening drive of the second half with Christian Zemaitis scoring from six yards out. It was the first touchdown in nearly three years for the senior running back, who hasn't played since 2009 due to injury. He rushed for three touchdowns back on October 17, 2009 in a 34-17 win over Utica.
Hartwick got on the board with 6:48 left in the third quarter as Joseph Rosiecki scored on a three-yard run, capping a nine-play 83-yard drive.
After a 27-yard interception return by Ryan Seymour, Fisher's Anthony Chiarmonte scored his first career touchdown on a 23-yard scamper.
Hartwick scored on a 1-yard run from backup-quarterback Keegan Corbett as time expired. It was the first points the Fisher defense has allowed this year in the fourth quarter.
Fisher gained 396 yards of total offense, including a season-high 264 yards on the ground. Miller finished with 10 carries for 99 yards and two touchdowns. Kirchner rushed for 59 yards on three carries and led all Fisher receivers with a career-high nine catches for 67 yards. Zemaitis gained 38 yards on eight attempts, while Alex Stacy rushed for 35 yards on just four attempts.
Kramer completed 17-of-25 passes for 132 yards.
For Hartwick, Nick Knauer gained 47 yards on eight rushes. Tanner Williams caught eight passes for 104 yards, while Chris Hoose finished with seven receptions for 84 yards.
Starting quarterback Mike Mathews was 4-of-13 for 48 yards and two interceptions. He was relieved by Corbett in the second quarter, who then completed 18-of-29 passes for218 yards with two interceptions.
The Fisher defense registered five sacks, including two from Zach Hildebrand. Nick Savas, Mike Guinta and Sean Preish were each credited with a sack.
Mason Judd and Travis Tones led Fisher with six tackles on the day.
Fisher is idle next week. The Cardinals will return to action at 12 p.m. on Saturday, October 6th when they host No. 8 Salisbury University in a pivotal Empire 8 showdown. Both Fisher and Salisbury advanced to the national quarterfinals last year.
Fisher Wins Battle of Unbeatens
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The nationally-ranked St. John Fisher College football team jumped out to a 30-0 after two quarters and cruised to a 43-13 win over previously-undefeated Hartwick College on Saturday afternoon at Fisher's Growney Stadium in the Empire 8 Conference season opener for both squads.


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The thirty-six hundred members of the Green Lantern Corps join together in one vast army to stop Aya before she destroys every living being in the universe.
In an attempt to stop Aya, Hal, Kilowog, and Razer attempt to recover the Anti-Monitor's decapitated head and take control of its body.
With time running out for the universe, Hal and the others gather the yellow crystals to use as a weapon against Aya.
In search of a weapon against the Manhunters, Hal travels to Okaara in the Omega System to find a legendary weapon representing the orange color of the spectrum. However, he discovers that it is in the hands of Larfleeze, who has succumbed to the emotion of greed and refuses to give it up.moreless
The forces of love and hate clash when the Star Sapphires summon Carol back to Zamaron to battle Atrocitus.
Hal and his team are stranded on a planet with depleted power rings, and are forced to take refuge from the poisonous atmosphere in a domed city... home to bandits and thieves from across the sector.
Still suffering from the loss of a teammate, Hal and the others have no choice but to turn and battle the Manhunters... and the Anti-Monitor.
The Science Director tries to negotiate a peace treaty with Zilius Zox of the Red Lantern Corps, while Hal and his crew deal with a Manhunter army coming through the Maelstrom and heading toward Ysmault.
One of Hal's fellow Corps members, Thal Sinestro, unwitting brings a dangerous entity aboard the Interceptor.
The Anti-Monitor has his Manhunters attack the Blue Lantern homeworld in an attempt to wipe out Hope.
During a battle with the Anti-Monitor, Hal is transported into an alternate steampower universe.
When the Anti-Monitor makes his presence known, Hal turns to Kilowog and Aya for assistance.
Hal Jordan returns to Earth to resume his duties as the planet's guardian... only to discover that he's been replaced by Guy Gardner. The two of them don't get along, but discover they have no choice when the android killing machines--the Manhunters--launch an attack.
Hal and the Green Lanterns must defend Oa from the Red Lanterns.
The Red Lanterns begin their invasion of the Green Lantern homeworld, Oa, and Hal and the others must destroy the lighthouse and stop Atrocitus from penetrating the maelstrom.
With the Red Lanterns building up momentum, the Green Lanterns must stop their efforts to find the code necessary to penetrate the galactic barrier separating them from Guardian Space.
When Queen Iolande's brother Ragnar becomes an evil Red Lantern, Hal and the others must return to Betrassus to stop him.
Hal and the others encounter the Star Sapphires, who wield violet power rings. When they visit the Star Sapphires' homeworld of Zamaron, Hal is shocked to find Carol Ferris there.
While searching for food, Hal and Kilowog are caught between two warring factions of aliens.
Razer decides to confront his former master and seeks out Atrocitus on the Red Lantern's homeworld of Shard.
Hal, Kilowog and Razer follow an errant GL ring to a mysterious planet, looking for a new Green Lantern. There, they meet the mysterious Mogo and Saint Walker.
To win the hand of an alien princess, Hal must fight a brutal warlord.
While Hal, Kilowog, and Razer rescue a cargo ship trapped on the edge of a gravitational pinhole, Aya must take extreme steps to help them. Meanwhile, Kilowog remains suspicious of the former Red Lantern, putting the mission at risk.
Hal and Kilowog drop captive Red Lantern Razer off at a prison asteroid run by the Spider Guild. However, when they learn that the wardens are torturing their prisoners, they go back to investigate and are captured... leaving only Razer and Aya to rescue them.
Stranded on the Frontier, Hal and Jordan must prevent Atrocitus and his Red Lantern Corps from destroying a colony.
When Hal Jordan, Earth's resident Green Lantern, learns of alleged Green Lantern killers, he journeys with Kilowog to the deepest regions of space in order to help fellow Lantern Shyir Rev. Upon their arrival, they discover the existence of two Red Lanterns, rage-filled beings bent on destroying the entire Green Lantern Corps.moreless


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Get Ready! Be Ready With New 2008 Melges 17 Hardware Upgrades
27 February 2008
Melges Performance Sailboats has been hard at work making improvements to ensure your Melges 17 is faster and more enjoyable. Check out the very latest 2008 MELGES 17 HARDWARE UPGRADES (PDF) and be sure to get all your authorized parts and instructions from Melges!
Dear Melges 17 sailors,
We have recently done extensive testing on the Melges 17 in an effort to make the crews job as easy as possible. We have come up with several changes that we feel will make sailing the Melges 17 even more enjoyable. Please view the Melges 17 revisions to see what modifications we have made and will now be class legal.
We have separated the bow sprit out line from the spinnaker halyard and lead the spinnaker halyard on deck to reduce the load on the halyard and to make the spinnaker easier to pull up and to take down. The result is pretty amazing as the kite is dramatically easier to pull up and down and now the skipper gets to pull the bow sprit out. This system is not mandatory but, will be beneficial for some crews.
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The theatrical release of Disney Pixar's Cars 2 has achieved national holiday status in our house, according to our 6-year-old son.
It all began on September 23, 2010 when he learned of the movie's release date. The Cars 2 Countdown Clock has been a higher priority for him than Christmas, his birthday and the last day of school.
Simply put -- he's obsessed.
We have Cars EVERYTHING. The bicycle, the McQueen coin bank, the dinnerware and even the Cars laundry hamper. I haven't even mentioned the toys. He doesn't have every die cast Cars figure ever released, but I'm confident in saying he does have most of them.
Then, last month the Cars 2 toys hit shelves. Here we go again.
I digress. This is supposed to be about the movie.
Cars 2 takes Lightning McQueen and Mater around the globe for the World Grand Prix. But this isn't just a film about racing, it's an adventure-packed spy movie.
The majority of the cast from the original is said to be returning for the sequel, and of course, a lot of new characters will make their debut such as Finn McMissile, voiced by Michael Caine.
As an added bonus, the movie is being released in 3-D!
For those who enjoy the short film that precedes the feature presentation, this one is called Hawaiian Vacation, starring Barbie and Ken from Toy Story 3.
With all the hype, I asked my 6-year-old, "What if you don't like the movie?"
With an exasperated eye roll, he responded, "Of course I'll LOVE it."
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Posted on 02 July 2013
Jakarta: WWF is recommending against purchasing paper from or investing in APP, as concerns mount over the implementation of the company's February promise to halt deforestation .
WWF was cautiously optimistic that APP's new Forest Conservation Policy is a step in the right direction for the Sinar Mas Group company. Although it welcomed the recent APP announcement of "an absolute deadline of 31 August 2013 for all natural forest wood felled prior to 1 February 2013 to have reached its pulp mills", WWF believes potential loopholes for continued deforestation remain.
WWF is urging a strengthened commitment, excluding all Mixed Tropical Hardwoods (MTH) from the mills, shutting down potential loopholes allowing continuing deforestation as well as making the monitoring of violations simple.
|Tropical forest - and tiger habitat - classified as scrub before being subjected
to what APP has described as "accidental clearing"
© Eyes on the Forest
. . . classifying forest as scrub . . .
NGO concerns generally were heightened after Sumatra NGO coalition Eyes on the Forest revealed continuing deforestation of tropical forest and tiger habitat on four metre deep peat by an APP supplier in Riau, Sumatra in May. APP has since described the clearing as "accidental" - an explanation at odds with its initial revelation of the existence of many, previously undisclosed non-moratorium areas where clearing could continue.
More problematic is how tropical forest and tiger habitat came to be classified as "scrub" prior to the clearing.
"The latest incident of forest clearance moratorium violation in Riau warrants our precautionary position questioning APP's achievement of zero deforestation" noted the WWF Advisory to Buyers and Investors of the Sinar Mas Group/Asia Pulp and Paper issued on 1 July.
"APP's "FCP implementation team" categorized a relatively intact forest as "young and old scrub" and allowed a supplier to clear it to supply MTH to APP's pulp mill."
WWF also questioned "the inability of APP's monitoring system to identify moratorium violations before NGOs found them".
WWF also wrote that it "doubts that APP would have sufficient plantation fiber after 31 August 2013 for all its pulp and paper mills globally, especially with the to-be-built South Sumatra mega mill. Thus we assume that their mills would need to continue relying on MTH, potentially from deforestation".
Given the limited conservation benefits for Sumatra where most of the APP and supplier concessions were cleared prior to the moratorium, WWF has also highlighted the continuing lack of company commitment to forest restoration .
To help APP succeed in becoming a global leader as a deforestation-free company. WWF is seeking a commitment that as of 31 August 2013, "APP will rely exclusively on plantation fiber and not pulp any further mixed tropical hardwood, no matter of what origin, in any of its mills worldwide".
"This would simplify the wood sourcing system, prevent mistakes and streamline verification audits to ensure APP's core commitment to achieve "no deforestation", the advisory says. APP itself admits the challenges "when operating across a huge land area" but switching to full plantation fiber supply restricts the control points to just the pulp mills' gates.
WWF and Eyes on the Forest (a coalition of WWF-Indonesia, Jikalhari and Wahli Riau) are also asking APP to commit to a process with Indonesian NGOs to identify, restore and protect priority ecosystems and areas of high conservation and community values.


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This project was originally aimed at debugging Stellaris Launchpad board (ARM Cortex M4F), but can be applied to ARM-related and OpenOCD-supported devices as well. There is also some information on using external hardware JTAG debuggers.
OpenOCD is on-chip-debugger project that allows one to debug code with a GDB-machine-interface frontend - like command-line GDB itself, Qt Creator or Eclipse.
Compilation for Stellaris Launchpad, required version of openocd >= 0.7.0 (TI link for reference):
./configure --enable-maintainer-mode --enable-stlink --enable-ti-icdi
Add the usual "–prefix" before "make" and "make install", just keep it somewhere in $PATH. You may add multiple boards with
–enable-XXXX, like J-Link or Buspirate support. Starting with version 0.8.0 OpenOCD seems to enable all supported adapters by default, so there's no need to specify them.
If you haven't done so yet, create a rule file in
/etc/udev/rules.d/, otherwise openocd won't work for non-root users.
Example of
/etc/udev/rules.d/51-arm-development.rules, substitute your_username for the username openocd should run under:
#Stellaris/Tiva Launchpad ICDI SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{idVendor}=="1cbe", ATTR{idProduct}=="00fd", MODE="0600", OWNER="your_username" #ST-Link/v2 SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{idVendor}=="0483", ATTR{idProduct}=="3748", MODE="0600", OWNER="your_username" #Segger J-Link SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{idVendor}=="1366", ATTR{idProduct}=="0101", MODE="0600", OWNER="your_username"
In one terminal, connect to on-chip-debugger (modify the path for configuration file depending on where you installed OpenOCD):
openocd --file ~/sat/share/openocd/scripts/board/ek-lm4f120xl.cfg
If you're using external JTAG, you may have to specify it as interface for openocd, following example shows usage for ST-Link/v2 JTAG connected to STM32F4 microcontroller:
openocd -f interface/stlink-v2.cfg -f target/stm32f4x_stlink.cfg
Now, from running Qt Creator, select from main menu Debug-Start Debugging-Attach To Remote Debug Server. Make sure to fill out Debugger to arm-none-eabi-gdb pointing to your toolchain's GDB debugger. Local executable should point at compiled ELF executable. Host:port combo will default to localhost:3333.
Select Window-Views-Debugger Log.
Write three commads to the debugger log (this could be likely automated using the startup script option):
monitor reset halt load monitor reset init
The monitor reset halt will halt execution, the load command will load your ELF binary, monitor reset init will restore program to beginning. Resume execution (F5 key by default) to run the program. You can e.g. set breakpoints now or pause execution:
If you get error message from Qt Creator that GDB does not support Python scripting, you'll need to recompile GDB with Python support. Download GDB, configure it with:
./configure --target=arm-none-eabi --with-python
Qt Creator 3 has also a bit different dialogs, you'll need to point Qt Creator to the ARM GCC and GDB in Tools→Options→Build&Run by creating a new "kit" where you specify path to
arm-none-eabi-gcc compiler and
arm-none-eabi-gdb debugger.
SWD (Serial Wire Debug) is a newer HW debug interface, using only 2 pins (SWDIO and SWCLK) instead of the 5-pin JTAG. SWD should be compatible with all ARM processors. The SWDIO and SWCLK pins are overlaid on the TMS and TCK pins of original JTAG header.
From OpenOCD's point of view, the physical connection doesn't matter.
Breakpoints should work as usual, just don't forget "-g" flag and use no optimization "-O0" with gcc CFLAGS (last -ON flag "wins").
If you are getting "SIGTRAP" shown from Qt Creator, delete old breakpoints and restart the program anew - reset or physically disconnect Stellaris Launchpad.
If "step over" is taking way too long (tens of seconds or minutes), it may mean that you've tried to step over a cycle or an expanded macro. Temporary breakpoint is much faster. Nevertheless, you may watch console output of openocd to see that the program is actually running, showing the PC register and waiting the breakpoint to hit.
This section briefly covers how to find out why your code ended in FaultISR - which is usually the default fault handler set in StellarisWare projects. Follow Diagnosing Software Faults in Stellaris Microcontrollers.
How to trigger an
IMPRE fault (imprecise bus error) we'll show as an example. Look at
blinky.c from StellarisWare, there is a "seemingly unnecessary line" with assignment to the ulLoop variable in the main() method:
// // Enable the GPIO port that is used for the on-board LED. // SYSCTL_RCGC2_R = SYSCTL_RCGC2_GPIOF; // // Do a dummy read to insert a few cycles after enabling the peripheral. // ulLoop = SYSCTL_RCGC2_R; // <--- !!! if commented out, may cause imprecise bus error with gcc's -O2 optimization !!! // // Enable the GPIO pin for the LED (PF3). Set the direction as output, and // enable the GPIO pin for digital function. // GPIO_PORTF_DIR_R = 0x08; GPIO_PORTF_DEN_R = 0x08;
Try commenting out the line with assignment to ulLoop, compile with -O2 -g (e.g. add
CFLAGSgcc=-O2 -g) to Makefile. If you used the same toolchain (linked above as "recommended toolchain"), nothing will blink. When you attach using OpenOCD, you'll see that you've ended up in FaultISR.
Easiest way is to have StellarisWare open as project. From File-New File or Project, select Import existing project, then select StellarisWare directory. In the second step where the dialog asks you to check subdirectories to import, it's enough to select just driverlib', inc, usblib and utils.
The other option would be adding path to the relevant include files (see Project tab). You might have to explicitly define some of the make macros like
-DTARGET_IS_BLIZZARD_RA1 under the Project tab to get
ROM_ and
MAP_ prefixed functions to resolve correctly, but it was not necessary in my case.
Given the clock speed of Stellaris Launchpad, it's fairly fast enough for snapping signals. With a bit of proper synchronization, can be used as a logic analyzer with short memory (alternatively direct download link for the tar.gz). In the comments towards the end, there is a version that uses more than 16 kB RAM, meaning longer time interval can be sampled.
The code turns Stellaris into SUMP-protocol compatible device, you can use OLS Logic Sniffer client to read from it. Any time a GPIO value on PORTB[0..7] changes, the capture starts. Note: PB0 and PB1 are limited to 3.6 V! All other pins of PORTB are 5 V tolerant.
First flash the
sllogiclogger.bin image onto Stellaris you'll use for measurement. Then copy over the config file
ols.profile-SLLogicLogger.cfg from sllogiclogger tarball to
ols-0.9.6.1/plugins directory (or whatever your version of OLS is).
Sample showing sllogiclogger for debugging ATSHA204 single-wire communication. One Stellaris controls the ATSHA204, the other Stellaris serves as sllogiclogger. PB6 and PB7 are used to read from, as the OLS screen shows.
You might want to change the line ols.profile-SLLogicLogger.cfg containing
device.samplerates to make your measurement more precise. Since sllogiclogger uses raw for() cycle without interrupts and DMA, the actual sampling frequency highly depends on compiler and flags used when you compile the sllogiclogger.
For instance, I didn't need 10 MHz, I was okay with 1 MHz but longer captute. So after some measurements I've found out that using 1236000 Hz for
device.samplerates and changing sllogiclogger.c divider
SYSCTL_SYSDIV_27 in
ROM_SysCtlClockSet call, it measures fairly accurately when it's compiled with -O2 flag with the recommended toolchain mentioned above.
Though for any more serious work, it's best to use a real logic analyzer, like Open Bench Logic Sniffer.
First of all, it is absolely substantial to flash both FPGA and PIC firmware of Open Bench sniffer to make it work reliably with OLS client - see updates. Otherwise the triggers may not work reliably. Note that the flashing new FPGA/PIC firmware may not work the first time, try multiple attempts (also, Linux OLS updater depends on old libusb shared libraries). Links for quickstart and using triggers:
Udev rules file for fast copy-pasta (last line should sidestep potential issues with
#File /etc/udev/rules.d/55-ols.rules #Rules for Open Bench Logic Sniffer # Creates nice /dev/OpenLogicSniffer symlink writable even for users not part of dialout group ATTRS{idVendor}=="04d8", ATTRS{idProduct}=="fc92", MODE="0666", SYMLINK+="OpenLogicSniffer" ATTRS{idVendor}=="04d8", ATTRS{idProduct}=="fc92", ENV{ID_MM_DEVICE_IGNORE}="1"
If you are unable to capture data under non-root user despite having correctly set udev rules, you'll need PureJavacomm update. The exception message is:
java.lang.IllegalStateException: JTermios call returned -1 at class jtermios.JTermios JTermiosLogging line 489
Symptoms detailed:
ioctl(TIOCSSERIAL, …) call failing
Quick fix:
The fix for PureJavacomm is described in issues #133 and #159. Snapshot for OLS 0.9.7 contains the fix:
Here is Open Bench Logic Sniffer showing communication from ATSHA204. Note that channel 0 contains different single-wire (not 1-wire!) communication for RX and TX separately as specified by ATSHA204 docs (203.4 and 166.6 kbaud). OLS screenshot comes from OLS 0.9.7 development snapshot.
OpenOCD has interface file for J-link in
interface/jlink.cfg directory and
target/at91sam7x256.cfg for the chip, but both require some changes:
gdb_memory_map (we'd need to send correct memory map to tell which memory areas belong to flash and should be protected)
Create a file name
proxmark3-jlink.cfg with this content:
(Sorry I had to put it here zipped as it couldn't be uploaded as .cfg and neither put as file/code into the page - it was impossible to escape)
The "load" command was not working correctly for me, so I had to use the
flasher utility to flash the OS image (
./client/flasher /dev/ttyACM0 ./armsrc/obj/osimage.elf). Alternatively it's possible to use the J-link JTAG to flash image (see below).
As usual, run openocd first:
openocd -f proxmark3-jlink.cfg
Then GDB in another terminal -
arm-none-eabi-gdb armsrc/obj/fullimage.elf. It's recommended that you recompile code with debugging symbols enabled. In gdb shell, connect to gdb server and try a breakpoint on some simple function:
target extended-remote :3333 continue ## press Ctrl-C to break ## backtrace ## you should see some valid backtrace now break 'SendVersion' continue
When you run proxmark client (
./client/proxmark3 /dev/ttyACM0), give it
hw version command. GDB should now break at the SendVersion breakpoint you've set before.
When bootloader gets overwritten into unusable state, this method can be used to overwrite flash sectors with fresh correct bootloader. The config file below is very similar to the one used for code debugging (I guess that one could work too, not sure about the memory map enabling).
Run openocd in one terminal:
openocd -f proxmark3-jlink-reflash.cfg
In another terminal, use netcat or telnet to connect to port 4444 where openocd's shell runs:
nc localhost 4444
Give these commands to openocd:
halt flash erase_sector 0 0 last flash write_image /full/path/to/bootrom.elf 0 elf
The code halts processor, erases bootloader sectors, then writes bootloader from
/path/to/booloader.elf. After power cycling the bootloader should be working if the elf file is correct.
Flyswatter needs TDI pin connected, otherwise it won't work. SWD protocol seems not to work with Flyswatter. You can use board config from above section with:
openocd -f interface/ftdi/flyswatter.cfg -f board/proxmark3-jlink.cfg
The FTDI C232HM-DDHSL-0 cable( datasheet) is a handy portable cable that combines UART, JTAG, I2C and SPI. UART works out-of-the-box, SPI and I2C are supported through libmpsse. JTAG is supported in OpenOCD, use this config (save it as
interface/ftdi/c232hm.cfg under scripts). It's actually the same hardware as Digilent SMT2 JTAG.
# # FTDI C232HM-DDHSL-0 # # http://www.ftdichip.com/Products/Cables/USBMPSSE.htm # # Config is based on tumpa-lite.cfg # interface ftdi adapter_khz 12000 #gdb_memory_map disable ftdi_vid_pid 0x0403 0x6014 ftdi_layout_init 0x0038 0x087b # ??? is this correct - connect nTRST to grey cable, GPIOL0 #ftdi_layout_signal nTRST -data 0x0010 -oe 0x0010 # connect to purple cable, GPIOL1 (is this correct? seems to work with side effects) #ftdi_layout_signal nSRST -data 0x0020 -oe 0x0020
The only strange this is that the FTDI cable is missing nSRST signal, so you can't reset the processor via
monitor reset halt. Connecting nSRST to GPIO pin and using nSRST in config as noted above will allow you to reset via
monitor reset halt.
UrJTAG doesn't have named driver for this, but you can use Flyswatter, JTAGkey, Signalyzer or Turtelizer2 explicitly specifying USB PID, e.g.:
jtag> cable Flyswatter pid=0x6014 Connected to libftdi driver. jtag> bsdl path Downloads/ jtag> detect IR length: 4 Chain length: 1 Device Id: 00111111000011110000111100001111 (0x3F0F0F0F) * Filename: Downloads//AT91SAM7S256.bsd
Weird quirk: after using OpenOCD, UrJTAG won't detect anything with
detect command unless you replug the FTDI cable.


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Would simulcasting all anime stop or reduce piracy?
I know the major issues with anti-piracy laws has caused problems recently and that simulcasting would not completely stop piracy anymore than SOPA or PIPA. however if Cruchyroll or similar sites did more simulcasting wouldn't it slow down anime piracy. First off Fansubers would be unnecessary since the anime would be translated legally and Fansubers don't get paid anyway. Causing the ones whose only purpose is to help the anime addicts and otaku feed their addiction to quite. Second if its being shown for free like a TV station then only the obsessed collectors would feel the need to keep it illegally. Third if the popularity of an anime can be monitored by the number of downloads than create a more accurate market. of hard copies (DVD / BD) that are actually popular by census rather than just guessing and hoping people like it.
I doubt it because there even nwanime.com has links to CrunchyRoll simulcasts. There are people that go to simulcast sites and copy their link to put onto on bootleg sites.
i dislike the fact that japanese can watch any anime broadcasted for free whilst i have to pay to see shows i am not even sure i would like or not....
Spiderssoul wrote:
I know the major issues with anti-piracy laws has caused problems recently and that simulcasting would not completely stop piracy anymore than SOPA or PIPA. however if Cruchyroll or similar sites did more simulcasting wouldn't it slow down anime piracy.
It would (and I think has) decrease piracy, but it would never stop it. Crunchyroll could post 480p episodes for free with no commercials (which wouldn't be economically feasible) on the same day they air in Japan, and there would still be people pirating the same anime. They would do it because it wasn't 720p/1080p for free. They would do it because they think fansubs are superior to professional subs. They would do it because they think they have the right to the uncensored version for free (despite people in Japan not even getting it for free).
I believe piracy can never be eliminated, only controlled. The best method is what I call the "carrot and the stick" approach. Make the legit product easier to obtain and better. Make the illegal material more difficult to obtain, degrade it in some way, and/or penalize it.
On the "carrot" side, for shows where CR's contract allows them to simulcast after the first station in Japan airs an episode, they can already beat fansubbers in getting the episode out to subscribers. The advantage they have is getting the episode in advance to work on the subtitles, while fansubbers have to wait for a raw to be provided for a broadcast recording, and then work like the devil to get it out ASAP.
Crunchyroll can also provide a more stable source. No problems with clicking on a link and finding the video has been taken down. No problems with finding subs are taking a while to come out because a group has lost interest in the series.
Legitimate sites can have apps on devices that have curated app stores, while a site providing pirated material never can.
On the "stick" side, Google's recent move to lower the ranking of sites that receive legitimate removal requests is one move in that direction. (I am not certain how this will affect sites that stream fansubs, however, as all of those seem to use third party sites for hosting videos).
A more draconian approach is SOPA, which would essentially killed the domain registrations for such sites, meaning if the average user clicked on pirateanime.com (not an actual site, at least when I posted this), they would get a 404 error, and those sites would quickly disappear from search engine listings.
The penalties part would be tougher financial and/or criminal penalties for sites that are built around nothing but linking to pirated material. (Despite its name, legitimate torrents can also be found at pirate bay. By contrast, most fansub sites have absolutely zero links to authorized content). Frankly, for the "stick" side, I think making pirated material more difficult to obtain works better than punishing those that try to obtain it, and is also far easier to implement in a manner that affects more people.
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I don't agree with anti-piracy laws. While I understand companies can lose potential money because of stealing, that only applies to people who weren't going to steal and pay for it, however thanks to the internet over half to almost all of the internet users have stolen even if they might be unaware including some of us. Since media piracy is so simple like jay walking, or driving over the speed limit., a lot of people don't see the problem, or even care. just like coping a VHS tape from the video store back in the 80's However video stores are almost extinct thanks to Redbox and Netflix the media industry will have to find a way to do what they did in order to make piracy less attractive.
people pirate the BD now...
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yea if certain series were not so easy to obtain on the webz i wouldn't bother buying them,...
those who want to pay will pay,...how many people would not watch anime if there was no interwebz,...
Another thing I believe is people are more likely to buy a show they have already seen and love, as apposed to buying a series they find on the shelf that they know nothing about.
People have pirated free things so no.
It would reduce it for sure, if only by people like me who simulcast everything they can on here and then watch fansubs for those things that they can't get legally.
For example in the current season I am watching 9 currently airing series, of which 5 are available here on crunchyroll, but the other 4 I can't watch legally.
If all those series were available to simulcast legally here in the UK I wouldn't use fansubs for any of them.
But equally surely, it wouldn't prevent it as alas some people are too addicted to their illegal sources.
Raphow wrote:
i dislike the fact that japanese can watch any anime broadcasted for free whilst i have to pay to see shows i am not even sure i would like or not....
How are they watching for free? Aren't they paying a cable bill?
Besides, you technically watch any anime broadcast for free. Granted it's either illegal or in a low definition format. I pay for a CR anime access because I already know what I'm getting. A mixed bag in high def qualities. Regular cable television is the same, but do you not pay for it because of shows you might not like? No, you pay for it all or go without it. Here on CR, you have a choice to pay or watch entirely for free unless the show is access members only.
Not as long as the licensers is stupid and block certain animes in some countries.
Wouldn't it be better to not block, give the animes more publicity, which again gets them more money?
Thankfully Crunchyroll has woken up to the UK market, which now gives us a huge selection of shows. I certainly prefer paying a small charge for advert-free 1080p content. Aside from Crunchyroll, Funimation tends to region-block most of its newer stuff (ie Index)and Anime-on-Demand.com only has a handful of shows (though its got Persona).
Biggest problems are availability and region-blocking. For example I'm having to watch Hyouka via fan-subs because I can't get a proper stream, and most of the time the fan-sub stream looks like someones chewed it :-P
AZFox wrote:
Raphow wrote:
i dislike the fact that japanese can watch any anime broadcasted for free whilst i have to pay to see shows i am not even sure i would like or not....
How are they watching for free? Aren't they paying a cable bill?
Even in Japan, there is this thing called OTA (over the air).
Yes, that's my real age
It'll slow it down, but piracy is here until the earth explodes. Even if they make better DMR, betters servers people can't hack easily, more secure internet connections, there will aways be a computer wiz that'll break all that. The only way to stop it is to ban computers, and that's NEVER gonna happen.
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It's hard, as a business owner, to stay upbeat and focus on the positive sometimes. There are so many things that go right but what you hear about, what you spend a lot of time doing during the day, and sometimes losing sleep over at night, are those things that go wrong. Today is one of those days.
I spent untold hours trying to put together a reasonable email advertising a sale we're having, trying to make it somewhat interesting, knowing of course that I'm pretty severely graphically-challenged so I can spend hours at it and it's still not going to look pretty. To say that is a drain on me is an understatement; I can type all day long and be reasonably coherent and pleased with the results, but it's rare that, when I finally hit the "send" key and it goes out to 5,238 people, I'm not thinking I could have done better, that many will regard it as yet another piece of spam in the inbox (despite the fact that they are our customers or signed up on-line for our emails). Continue reading 36 years at this, and it's still personal (true confession time?)


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Justin Bieber Says He Can Take One Direction in a Fight
While it's normally all love between Justin Bieber and One Direction, with Beliebers and Directioners hoping for an eventual duet between the teen idol and the boy band — OMG! COULD YOU IMAGINE?! — the Biebs is on record saying that'd be able to take any one of the 1D boys out if they went mano y mano. Say what?
That's right, he said it. If he had to enter the ring with Niall or Zayn or Harry or Louis or Liam on their own, he'd be the victor. Not so much if it were five against one. Duh! The arithmetic works against him there.
The Times Live reports that The Biebs said, "I'd get my a— kicked (against all of them). But one-on-one I'd take them. I'd try a spin-kick. To the face."
A roundhouse kick to the kisser? That's not nice, Biebs. But then again, he was asked an inane question. Why can't it just be all love between The Biebs and 1D?
If we had to wager on a round of fisticuffs between these boys, we'd have to go with the Biebs, since he hangs out with boxers like Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather. We'd probably bank on him pulling out a win if it was a solo bout. But then again you never know what Harry Styles has up his sleeve.
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