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and some another question in this code we dont have any output pin ?
#define YOUR_OUTPUT_PIN 11void setup(){pinMode(YOUR_OUTPUT_PIN,OUTPUT);}void loop(){int out = map(rxVal,1000,2000,0,255);analogWrite(YOUR_OUTPUT_PIN,out);}
i was wrong after i change the throtle on radio and signal never changes and when i unpluged the receiver the signal i had signal from pin 11 still like befor showing on scope
#define RX_INT_PIN_THROTTLE 1#define YOUR_OUTPUT_PIN 11volatile int rxPrev = 0; //variable that will contain the previous timevolatile int rxVal = 0; //variable that will contain the current throttle pulse lengthvoid rxGoesHigh(){/* As soon as we get into this function we measure the current time (with micros) and put that value in our variable rxPrev. After that we re-attach the same interrupt but this time we want it to fire when the pin goes low "FALLING". When that happens it will call the function rxGoesLow */ rxPrev=micros(); attachInterrupt(RX_INT_PIN_THROTTLE,rxGoesLow,FALLING);}void rxGoesLow(){/* As soon as we get into this function we measure the current time (with micros) and subtract the previous time (rxPrev). By doing that we will get the length of the pulse,from start to the end. We end this process by re-attaching the throttle pin to a RISING interrupt, which will repeat the process again... */ rxVal=micros()-rxPrev; attachInterrupt(RX_INT_PIN_THROTTLE,rxGoesHigh,RISING); }void setup(){pinMode (YOUR_OUTPUT_PIN, OUTPUT);attachInterrupt(RX_INT_PIN_THROTTLE,rxGoesHigh,RISING); /*We begin by attaching a interruptto the throttle pin. the interrupt will fire when the pin goes high "RISING" (meaning the start of the pulse). When that happens it will call the function rxGoesHigh.*/}void loop(){//Nothing to do here!int out = map(rxVal,1000,2000,0,255);analogWrite(YOUR_OUTPUT_PIN,out);}
i tired your code this happend .... befor i connect receiver to pin1(tx) it has signal and after i connect signal it has change unormally and brushless motor dont work i upload video of process ... befor and after i connect receiver to arduino uno
yummmyyyyyy it seem work fine in the scope .... its late here and i cant start esc's bbeeping in home tomorrow morning i will test it ..... if it works fine i will start study arduino tommorow hardly .... .... <3 <3
So I looked at your code, and if I think right you have got 2 modes (depending on the value of rateAngleSwitch).One mode is a position control loop.The other one is a rate control loop.
Which mode is the easiest to tune for a first time?
How did you actually do your tuning? Did you put your quad on some sort of ball joint ? Or did you hold it in your hand ?

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Recognizing success: Four engineering professors earn endowed chairs, awards
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Kansas State University's College of Engineering is recognizing the accomplishments of a chemical engineering professor and three civil engineering professors with appointments to endowed chairs.
Vikas Berry, assistant professor of chemical engineering, was awarded the William H. Honstead Professorship in Chemical Engineering for up to three years. Berry's fields of research include graphene science, bio-nanotechnology, materials science, molecular/dielectric devices, sensors and electronic materials. He and his colleagues are the first group to use bio-integrated research with graphene, a carbon nanomaterial only one-atom thick. His work has received widespread citations by researchers and science portals from around the world.
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Berry received his bachelor's degree from the Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi, India, in 1999. He earned his master's degree from the University of Kansas in 2003, followed by his doctorate from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in 2006.
Mustaque Hossain, professor of civil engineering and associate director of the university's Mid-America Transportation Center, was awarded the Munger Professorship in Civil Engineering for up to three years. His research interests focus on transportation engineering, specifically highway materials, pavement design and performance evaluation and nondestructive testing of pavements with a goal of advancing and preserving rural roads and highway infrastructure in Kansas and the nation.
Hossain teaches several civil engineering courses at Kansas State University and has sponsored many transportation-related projects, including the Kansas Pavement Preservation Initiative with the U.S. Department of Transportation from 2007-2011. His awards include being named a Dwight D. Eisenhower Faculty Fellow from the U.S. Department of Transportation in both 1996 and 1999.
Hossain received his bachelor's and master's degrees in civil engineering from the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, and his doctorate in civil engineering from Arizona State University.
Yacoub Najjar, professor of civil engineering, received the Thomas and Connie Paulson Civil Engineering Outstanding Faculty Award for up to two years. In addition to being a Thomas and Connie Paulson Civil Engineering Outstanding Faculty Member, Najjar has sat on the editorial boards of both the Computers and Geotechnics journal and the American Society of Civil Engineers' International Journal of Geomechanics.
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The Martin K. Eby Distinguished Professorship in Civil Engineering was awarded to Bob Peterman, professor of civil engineering, for up to three years. Peterman's research interest is structural engineering, and he is currently focusing on understanding the behavior of prestressed concrete structures, experimental testing of concrete materials, durability of bridge decks and time-dependent deformation in structures with a goal to advance and preserve civil infrastructure in the state and nation.
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Charitable contributions support a number of outstanding faculty members in the form of endowed chairs. In 2011 more than $2 million has been donated for endowed chairs, with an additional $6.5 million committed. An appointment to an endowed chair is another great honor given to dozens of top Kansas State University faculty. Find out more about the university's endowed faculty chairs and professorships at http://www.k-state.edu/faculty/.


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Cuccinelli will be formally nominated as the Republican nominee in this year's governor's race by the state party at its convention May 18.
A spokeswoman for the Attorney General's office said Cuccinelli's objection to the court's ruling was "not about sexual orientation" but was because the original case involved a 47-year-man charged with soliciting oral sex from a 17-year-old girl.
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The move could potentially have repercussions for his gubernatorial bid in a state Barack Obama won in both 2008 and 2012. It also comes just as the U.S. Supreme Court is considering two cases dealing with gay rights, after the national party has urged Republicans to accept gays and lesbians, and as Senate Republicans like Rob Portman of Ohio and Mark Kirk of Illinois have announced their support for same-sex marriage.
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WASHINGTON — Government investigators say testing is too slow at times to prevent cattle from eating feed that might be contaminated, just one flaw they cited in a program to help stop mad cow disease from spreading.
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Feed safeguards are the most important firewall against mad cow disease, said Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, who sought the report the Government Accountability Office issued Wednesday.
"If FDA's testing program is not catching violations, and catching them in time, that needs to be corrected immediately," Harkin said.
FDA disputed the findings, arguing that the report unfairly focused on a small component of broad government efforts to stop mad cow disease.
The only way mad cow disease is known to spread is through feed containing certain tissue from infected animals. Adding animal protein to feed is commonly done to speed growth, but the U.S. has banned cattle protein in cattle feed since 1997.
Run by the Food and Drug Administration, the feed testing program is a small part of the government's campaign to keep mad cow disease out of the food chain for animals and people.
The program has many weaknesses, according to GAO, the investigative arm of Congress.
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In half the feed samples analyzed, FDA took more than a month to determine whether banned cattle protein was present. Cattle feed is eaten quickly after it's manufactured, and the feed may have been consumed before tests are finished, GAO said. The report examined 989 samples analyzed from August 2003 through June.
Investigators said the agency required no documentation of its reviews and that FDA officials were lax in overseeing the testing program.
The FDA said a timeframe for testing is not critical to minimizing cattle's exposure to potentially contaminated feed.
"FDA relies on its overall inspection program, rather than analytical methods alone, to enforce the feed ban," agency officials wrote in a response included in the GAO report. FDA also inspects feed mills and other firms subject to the feed ban.
FDA officials also said existing tests can't tell the difference between banned cattle protein and protein that is allowed. The government does allow blood and restaurant plate waste in cattle feed.
Mad cow disease, the common name for bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or BSE, has been found in more than two dozen countries, including the United States.
Eating meat products contaminated with infected tissue is linked to a rare, fatal illness, variant Creutzfeldt-Jacob Disease, that has killed more than 150 people worldwide. Most of the deaths were in Britain, where there was an outbreak in the 1980s and 1990s. One person died in the United States but was living in Britain during the outbreak.
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Thesycon's DPC Latency Checker is a Windows tool that analyses the capabilities of a computer system to handle real-time data streams properly. It may help to find the cause for interruptions in real-time audio and video streams, also known as drop-outs. The program supports Windows 7, Windows 7 x64, Windows Vista, Windows Vista x64, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 x64, Windows XP, Windows XP x64, Windows 2000.
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If any kernel-mode device driver in your Windows system is implemented improperly and causes excessive latencies of Deferred Procedure Calls (DPCs) then drop-outs will probably occur when you use real-time audio or video streaming applications. For an explanation of this effect see Background information below.
The DPC Latency Checker tool determines the maximum DPC latency that occurs on your Windows system and thus enables you to check the real-time capabilities of your computer. DPC Latency Checker works independently of any external hardware. Using this tool may be helpful in the following situations:
For more information on the Deferred Procedure Call mechanism and how an excessive DPC latency will affect a streaming application see Background information below.
DPC Latency Checker is very simple to use. Download dpclat.exe and launch it. No software installation is required. The main window is shown below.
DPC Latency Checker periodically updates its internal statistical data at an interval displayed as Test Interval. This statistical data is queried and displayed on screen once per second. The Current Latency value indicates the maximum DPC latency measured within the last second. The value labeled Absolute Maximum represents the maximum latency measured since the tool was started. Use the Reset button to clear this value.
The bar graph shows the Current Latency value over time. Each bar represents the maximum DPC latency that occurred within one second. The most recent value is shown as the right-most bar. Every second, bars are scrolled from right to left and a new bar is added at the right-hand side.
Latency analysis can be stopped by means of the Stop button. If the button is clicked again the tool restarts measuring of DPC latencies.
In the figure below, a typical problem scenario is shown. Occurrence of excessive DPC latency is indicated by a red bar.
At a period of 3 seconds a kernel-mode driver in the system is stalling the CPU for about 3.5 milliseconds. So, every 3 seconds DPC latency is exceptional large and drop-outs in real-time data streams will typically occur.
You can find out the driver which causes the excessive DPC latencies by disabling individual devices using Windows Device Manager. To open Device Manager, choose Properties from the context menu of the My Computer icon on your desktop and click the Device Manager button on the Hardware tab.
In Device Manager disable individual devices, one at a time. To disable a device, right-click on the corresponding item (e.g. on the Ethernet adapter) and choose Disable from the context menu. Windows marks a disabled device with a red cross as shown in the figure below. To enable a device again, choose Enable from the context menu.
After you disabled a single device, carefully watch DPC Latency Checker. When excessive latency values disappear you found the responsible device driver. If there are still exceptional large DPC latencies try the next device.
In many cases DPC latency problems are caused by specific types of devices. So you should try the device types listed below first.
Warning: Don't disable devices that are essential for your computer to function!
You should not disable:
When you have identified the device driver which is responsible for the drop-outs consult the device vendor's website or customer support to find an update for this driver. If this is not possible you may decide to keep the concerned device disabled while you are using streaming applications.
By using the method described above, in some cases it may not be possible to clearly identify a device driver that is responsible for the problems. In such a situation you could try to use the tool RATT available from Microsoft. However, RATT is not easy to use and analysis results might be difficult to interpret. To download RATT, search Google for "Microsoft RATTV3".
Processing of streaming data in real-time is a very challenging task for Windows based applications and device drivers. This is because by design Windows is not a real-time operating system. There is no guarantee that certain (periodic) actions can be executed in a timely manner.
Audio or video data streams transferred from or to an external device are typically handled by a kernel-mode device driver. Data processing in such device drivers is interrupt-driven. Typically, the external hardware periodically issues interrupts to request the driver to transfer the next block of data. In Windows NT based systems (Windows 2000 and better) there is a specific interrupt handling mechanism. A device driver cannot process data immediately in its interrupt routine. It has to schedule a Deferred Procedure Call (DPC), which is basically is a call-back routine that will be called by the operating system as soon as possible. Any data transfer performed by the device driver takes place in the context of this callback routine, named DPC for short.
The operating system maintains DPCs scheduled by device drivers in a queue. There is one DPC queue per CPU available in the system. At certain points the kernel checks the DPC queue and if no interrupt is to be processed and no DPC is currently running the first DPC will be un-queued and executed. DPC queue processing happens before the dispatcher selects a thread and assigns the CPU to it. So, a Deferred Procedure Call has a higher priority than any thread in the system.
Note that the Deferred Procedure Call concept exists in kernel mode only. Any user-mode code (Windows applications) runs in the context of a thread. Threads are managed and scheduled for execution by the dispatcher.
While there is a pre-emptive multitasking for threads, DPCs are executed sequentially according to the first in, first out nature of a DPC queue. Thus, a sort of cooperative multitasking scheme exists for Deferred Procedure Calls. If any DPC runs for an excessive amount of time then other DPCs will be delayed by that amount of time. Consequently, the latency of a particular DPC is defined as the sum of the execution time of all DPCs queued in front of that DPC. In order to achieve reasonable DPC latencies, in the Windows Device Driver Kit (DDK) documentation Microsoft recommends returning from a DPC routine as quickly as possible. Any lengthy operation, specifically loops, that wait for a hardware state change (polling) are strongly discouraged.
Unfortunately, many existing device drivers do not conform to this advice. Such drivers spend an excessive amount of time in their DPC routines, causing an exceptional large latency for any other driver's DPCs. For a device driver that handles data streams in real-time it is crucial that a DPC scheduled from its interrupt routine is executed before the hardware issues the next interrupt. If the DPC is delayed and runs after the next interrupt occurred, typically a hardware buffer overrun occurs and the flow of data is interrupted. A drop-out occurs.
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Before I submit my other sketch tutorial, I wanted to upload this lesson on a very special key that unlocks a certain lock that you may remember. If you don't know what I'm talking about, let me explain. Remember that tutorial that I made a while ago on the heart lock? Well, I received so many different comments asking if I could make a tutorial on a key that goes to the heart lock. After thinking it over for a while I finally said to myself "why not". The only problem I had was thinking of a key style that was skeleton like, but also would be interesting to draw. I sat on the porch today to try and think up some ideas as to what type of key I could create. After sitting there for a while I finally came to realize that I should make a key that was chubby or stubby like the heart to match the style. The heart lock is one of my favorite tutorial concepts and plenty of members thought so too. I have for you now a lesson that will show you "how to draw a skeleton key", step by step. This key should be drawn next to the Heart Lock so be sure to tackle both lessons at the same time if you didn't already draw the heart lock yet. I will be back with more drawing fun so stay tuned in to see what else I have in store for you all. Peace out people and enjoy!
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So... has anyone heard of this game until just now? I saw a tweet about it and started diving. Apparently it's from the mind of Niles Sankey, who is an ex-Bungie designer who also worked on Condemned and F.E.A.R.
What really got me though, is the Eurogamer article which cited the game as inspired by things like, "Black Mirror, The Twilight Zone, and The X-Files... (and) P.T. and The Stanley Parable." Needless to say there will likely be a twist.
Also, it releases this month. Apparently it's been super secretive hence why it hasn't been covered much until now.


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Design the logo for a new Investment Business that will be working with exciting small to medium start up businesses, helping them to realise their dreams.
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The world's cheapest car is manufactured by the Tata Group. So is the cheapest water filter. Now the Indian company is setting its sights on the housing market with a $720 flatpack home that can be constructed in a week.
The basic flatpack model is 215 square feet, consists of coconut fiber or jute walls and interiors, and has a life expectancy of just 20 years. Tata plans to offer a prefab kit containing windows, roofs, doors, and more to customers.
With such a short life span, Tata's flatpack isn't ideal for, say, city developments. Instead, Tata plans to sell to private buyers who have plots of land as well as to state governments, who could offer up the homes to India's homeless and poor. Tata also plans to market a larger version with rooftop solar panels and a veranda that may be more attractive to certain buyers.
Tata is currently testing the home in West Bengal. It should be available commercially in India in the next six to eight months, according to the Independent. As for those of us outside of India who could still benefit from an ultra-cheap home,the $300 House Project provides plenty of inspiration for DIY endeavors.
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RUN: Craft Women's Zero Extreme Crewneck
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Stay in sight with this shell that has 360 degrees of reflectivity. Perfect for especially blustery days, it's windproof and treated with water repellant to keep you dry if the skies suddenly open.
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On the day before the UConn women's basketball team goes for its record-breaking 89th straight win, here's a look back at where it all started. This is John Altavilla's game story from win No. 1, an 82-71 defeat of Georgia Tech at Gampel Pavilion on Nov. 16, 2008:
STORRS - By halftime of UConn's opener Sunday against Georgia Tech, coach Geno Auriemma, interested in discovering what wrinkles still need ironing, had the lecture material he needs to get him through the next few days of practice.
The score: Georgia Tech 34, No. 1 UConn 34.
Let's face it, the Huskies were 20 minutes from a rambling wreck that would have put a dent in their national profile.
"We knew coming into the game, because of the style they played, that this could be a little bit of a headache," Auriemma said. "And it turned out to be exactly what we thought it would be."
Then came the second half; better, although not entirely liberating.
Maya Moore, who left the Atlanta area two years ago to pursue her future at UConn, scored 10 points in the first eight minutes of the second half to help the Huskies open an 11-point lead.
But it wasn't until the final five minutes, when heightened defense and offensive rebounding helped the Huskies roll off a 15-7 run, that their 82-71 victory at Gampel Pavilion was secure before 8,871.
"It shouldn't have come to the final five minutes," UConn guard Renee Montgomery said. "We should have handled business over the first 35. But we can be happy on how we handled ourselves when the game was on the line."
UConn had five players in double figures, led by Moore, who had 20 points and 14 rebounds. She has 12 career double-doubles and has scored in double figures in 37 of her 39 games.
Montgomery (2 of 8 on three-pointers) added 15. Freshman Caroline Doty had 13, despite making only 3 of 10 (1 of 8 from three).
Junior Tina Charles had 15 points, giving her 1,011 in her career. She's the 31st player in program history to reach the milestone.
"It's cool," Charles said. "If anyone is more excited, I think my mom likely is because she kept talking about it over the summer."
This certainly wasn't expected. Consider that the Huskies hadn't been tied with or trailed an unranked opponent at halftime in a season opener since 1991 against California - Rebecca Lobo's freshman season.
That's five national championships ago.
"Basically, we were focused and ready to play," Tech sophomore Alex Montgomery said. "We weren't going to let the name on their jerseys strike fear in us. We were just ready. They are just like any other team; just like us. They put their tights on the same way as us."
They just didn't shoot threes as well as Tech, which stayed within reach by making 10 of 15. Tech trailed 65-62 with 6:55 to play after a basket by freshman Mo Bennett (19 points), who made 8 of 11 shots.
"I don't think anyone made 10 threes against us all last year," Auriemma said. He was correct. Nine was the most.
The Yellow Jackets (1-1), who play with 10 freshmen and sophomores, began their season in Atlanta Friday with a win over Troy. And even though the level of play was clearly higher Sunday, they showed no trouble adjusting.
"Any time you come into the home of the No. 1 team in the country and give them the battle we did for 35 minutes, I think that bodes well for us down the road," Georgia Tech
Auriemma used the same lineup he favored in exhibition, giving Doty her first start. But this was not Stonehill. This certainly was not Team SRP.
And one of his biggest fears also quickly came true. Shortly after scoring her 1,000th point, Charles picked up her second foul. With freshman center Heather Buck out for at least three weeks, junior center Kaili McLaren was ineffective and played only nine minutes, just three in the second half.
Sophomore guard Lorin Dixon (11 minutes) did not play in the second half as Auriemma went with a tight six-man rotation that included just Tiffany Hayes off the bench.
Montgomery played 40 minutes, Moore 39 and Doty 31.
"We have got to think about how to change that," Auriemma said.
And Kalana Greene (11 points, 5 of 5 shooting), on the floor for the first time in a regular season game since her knee injury last December, played 26 minutes, highlighting a guard-oriented lineup that will try to compensate for its lack of height and muscle with leaping ability and speed.
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Jake Gyllenhaal
Arguments for:
- He's adorable. (I'm biased, obviously.) But those eyes, and that smile, and the body... it's all goodness and very American.
- He's selling a movie right now. A movie that supposed to be a crowd pleaser. A movie that will prove to you when you see it that he is indeed a romantic leading man.
- He's dating America's sweetheart. He wants this too. Leveraging the relationship to sell the movie AND to secure this title?
- He's is accessible and sweet, a solid reputation, has never been tarnished by scandal
- Movie Star presence and personality. Have you seen him in an interview? They're eating out of his hand.
Arguments against:
- Too boyish?
- Prince of Persia was a disappointment in America. He's yet to prove that he can actually live up to expectation. Love & Other Drugs may finally be his huge breakthrough but at press time "bankability" is not on Jake's resume
- The gay rumours
- A steady stream of golden girlfriends but nothing to suggest stability, it may be offputting to the MiniVan
- Is Jake Gyllenhaal a Capital Letter celebrity? Enough of one to merit the 25th anniversary SMA? I'm all over it, but even I don't think he's quite there yet.
Odds: 10 to 1
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The gang in charge of Gotham City Impostors wants you to know another wad of cool content is dropping soon, all for the affordable price of $0. It has yet to release, but that video above has, which means the title update is on the way soon.
You'll get a new map, the East End of Gotham, which the local Realtors say is perfect for your "scummy dilapidated urban murdering needs". Nice. A new game mode, "Bounty Hunter", encourages you to pick up coins dropped from fallen friends and foes alike. Finally, English is no longer your character's only language option; Spanish, French, Italian and German will be included.


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Messi and Ronaldo joined by Ribery in top three of new list of Europe's top 50 stars
Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo were joined by Franck Ribery in the top three of a list of Europe's top 50 players.
Last Updated: 12/06/13 5:20pm
The Bloomberg Sports list says it uses scientifically based analysis to evaluate players on skills relevant to their position.
Barcelona's Messi is ranked top ahead of Real Madrid's Ronaldo, echoing the top two in the FIFA Ballon d'Or award for the last two years.
But, while Barca midfielders Andres Iniesta and Xavi are the only players to have joined the pair on that podium in the last three years, Bayern Munich's France winger Ribery took third place in the new list.
Bill Squadron, president of Bloomberg Sports, said: "We continue to look at new ways to use analytics that will be interesting to fans, and are pleased today to unveil what we believe will be a game-changer in the way professional football is looked at in the future.
"Analytics is becoming more and more prevalent in both the minds of the fans and in the decision making power of the clubs, and we are confident this index will help both stir healthy debate and be a great measuring stick for player evaluation going forward."
Only two English players featured in the top 50 - Everton left-back Leighton Baines at 16 and Manchester United's Wayne Rooney in 26th position.
Tottenham's Gareth Bale was the only other British player - the Welshman in ninth spot - while United's Holland striker Robin van Persie was ranked sixth and was the leading Premier League player.
Aston Villa's Belgium striker Christian Benteke was ranked 29th - a place ahead of Radamel Falcao, the Colombia striker who has just joined Monaco in a £50million deal.
1 Lionel Messi Barcelona 91.25, 2 Cristiano Ronaldo Real Madrid 91.16, 3 Franck Ribery Bayern Munich 89.27, 4 Marco Reus Borussia Dortmund 89.10, 5 Andrea Pirlo Juventus 88.62, 6 Robin van Persie Manchester United 88.14, 7 Giorgio Chiellini Juventus 87.46, 8 Marek Hamsik Napoli 87.01, 9 Gareth Bale Tottenham 87.01, 10 Santiago Cazorla Arsenal 86.37, 11 Arturo Vidal Juventus 86.19, 12 Marouane Fellaini Everton 85.92, 13 Maxime Gonalons Lyon 85.89, 14 Bastian Schweinsteiger Bayern Munich 85.88, 15 Luis Suarez Liverpool 85.49, 16 Leighton Baines Everton 85.11, 17 Mesut Ozil Real Madrid 84.75, 18 Jan Vertonghen Tottenham 84.25, 19 Thomas Muller Bayern Munich 83.96, 20 Edinson Cavani Napoli 83.78, 21 Rafael Manchester United 83.33, 22 Toni Kroos Bayern Munich 83.19, 23 Zlatan Ibrahimovic Paris Saint-Germain 82.91, 24 Juan Mata Chelsea 82.26, 25 Xavi Barcelona 81.97, 26 Wayne Rooney Manchester United 81.95, 27 Kwadwo Asamoah Juventus 81.51, 28 Christian Abbiati AC Milan 81.27, 29 Christian Benteke Aston Villa 81.03, 30 Falcao Atletico Madrid 80.78, 31 Dante Bayern Munich 80.52, 32 Mario Gotze Borussia Dortmund 80.39, 33 Hugo Campagnaro Napoli 80.10, 34 Jefferson Farfan Schalke 79.89, 35 Oliver Sorg Freiburg 79.72, 36 Erik Lamela Roma 79.56, 37 Robert Lewandowski Borussia Dortmund 79.11, 38 Phillipp Lahm Bayern Munich 78.54, 39 Gonzalo Higuain Real Madrid 78.52, 40 Dani Alves Barcelona 78.15, 41 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Saint Etienne 77.98, 42 Yaya Toure Manchester City 77.86, 43 Kevin Constant AC Milan 77.81, 44 Stefan Kiessling Bayer Leverkusen 77.42, 45 Mikel Arteta Arsenal 77.26, 46 Simon Mignolet Sunderland 76.87, 47 Antonio Di Natale Udinese 76.55, 48 Alexander Meier Eintracht Frankfurt, 76.21, 49 Mathieu Valbuena Marseille 76.06, 50 Ron-Robert Zieler Hannover 75.88.