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IT Help Desk Technician
Installed, maintained, diagnosed and resolved end user inquiries and service requests related to the operation and use of desktop, laptop, printers, operating systems and related IT systems.
- Installed, repaired, and performed preventive maintenance on PC's, printers, and related IT equipment.
- Performed installations, upgrades, and backups of software applications and operating systems.
- Troubleshot software, hardware, and network failures related to PC and printer operation.
- Created, maintained and deleted user accounts on a variety of Servers, following established security policies and procedures.
- Created and maintained documentation of troubleshooting / problem resolution procedures.
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IT Help Desk Technician
Troubleshot, resolved, and documented 1.1K monthly hardware, software, and peripheral technical support tickets for over 500 end users across 100 retail stores and offices as part of a six-member help desk team.
- Provided support and end user training on Windows servers, workstations, printers, registers, and POS equipment.
- Maintained and supported POS terminal and management software, electronic journal, Exchange, and credit/debit and transaction software at all stores with the Dameware remote administration software.
- Configured, repaired, backed up, and created Acronis images for corporate and storefront desktop workstations.
- Scheduled and coordinated telephone and data line testing and repair with three service providers.
- Documented process problems and solutions for future use in a shared internal technical support forum.
- Installed, configured, and updated remote connections, VPN Clients, office software, Adobe, Java, Malwarebytes, and Kaspersky anti-virus.
- Removed viruses, malware, and rootkits from workstations as needed using Malwarebytes and Kaspersky.
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IT Help Desk Technician - Development Tier 1 Support
Provided first level technical support via phone and email to end-users regarding hardware, software, and network related problems and questions in 360 PeopleSoft platform.
- Performed add/modify/delete of new faculty and staff in 360 PeopleSoft systems.
- Analyzed and troubleshoot all levels of desktop, application, and network issues and notified appropriate team member.
- Identifies, researched, and resolved technical problems including documenting and monitoring problems in cases to ensure satisfactory and timely resolution.
- Responded to telephone calls from customer support lines, generating troubled tickets, and collaborating with campus-based and central IT staff to coordinate second and third level technical support.
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IT Help Desk Technician
Provided user, system and network support for a Wireless Networking Distribution Company with three locations throughout the United States totaling 50+ users. Supported over 20+ physical servers, 15+ virtual servers, 50+ desktops, Shoretel VoIP phones, and a terminal server environment. Was in charge of onboarding new employees, including setting up new Active Directory accounts and Exchange email addresses; creating user accounts within Shoretel and Everest sales software; configuring switch ports to assign vlans based on user's job function.
- successfully migrated all warehouse shipping stations from Windows XP to Windows 7 while also updating UPS Worldship shipping software to greater increase warehouse production.
- was able to virtualize many servers to cut energy and hardware costs. Also created a sandbox of virtual machines for developemental testing inside of a DMZ zone.
- Helped implement a helpdesk ticketing system to better track open items and create a knowledge base to solve reoccurring issues with more efficiency.
- Installed and configured Milestone NVR solution to monitor and record cameras at all offices on virtual servers.
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IT Help Desk Technician
Responded to help desk tickets call-center requests and provided hands-on customer support and customer support via remote tools Remote Desktop Connection to 1000 users
- Maintained Windows XP and Vista operating systems. Performed updates and troubleshot applications' errors
- Prepared board rooms for internet connectivity, ensured operational projector, audio, etc.
- Performed installation, troubleshooting, and repair, of PCs including internal parts and performed network administrative duties and fault isolation
- Performed LAN Ethernet troubleshooting in response to customer complaints; implemented new network connects
- Oversees systems and network hardware/software/firmware upgrades
- Provided training and technical support for users with varying levels of IT knowledge
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IT Help Desk Technician
Installed and maintained hardware and software utilized domestically and internationally
- Provided troubleshooting assistance on site and to deployed personnel via telephone
- Managed Blackberry department deploying and maintaining approximately 150 telephones
- Wired buildings for computer network and telephone service, including the physical installation of secure routers and firewalls
- Installed/maintained an IP office phone system in multiple sites
- Created and maintained a Microsoft Access inventory database for hardware and software
- Assisted with audio installation, gate security software, and network installation
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IT Help Desk Technician
Answered Help Desk phones based on prescribed scrip in support of 35000 internal and external associates.
- Used appropriate systems to perform on line data gathering, analysis and interpretation from business partners regarding network, hardware, operating systems, application software and other problems on all platforms.
- Diagnosed and resolved software and hardware configuration problems during the initial call utilizing the appropriate technical support.
- Appropriately identified the severity of an incident and logged all customer information into the Problem Management tracking system utilizing the correct categorization, prioritization, and group assignment.
- Escalated problems to the Technical Specialist Level II's or above within the support structure.
- Maintained and followed up of all unresolved incident tickets while paying particular attention to all SLA requirements.
- Responsible for repairs and upgrades to software and hardware configurations utilizing software delivery and remote control tools.
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IT Help Desk Technician
Processed Active Directory changes involving profile display corrections, account lockouts, password resets, enabling/disabling accounts, adding member groups, and adding / removing them from a Microsoft 2000 Exchange Server
- Handled email setups, troubleshot and supported Active Directory profile issues, involving administrator rights for corrupted profiles, setting of permissions and the creation of user profiles
- Learned the IT processes and systems used by the Department of Defense working within a complex IT infrastructure
- Performed remote computer management and troubleshooting
- Maintained Extensive knowledge of Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office troubleshooting
- Used Netmeeting, Tivoli, and other remote troubleshooting processes
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IT Help Desk Technician
Answering inbound calls and responding to emails from all users from all branches on the company network concerning all PC issues and creating trouble tickets in Numara Track it.
- First point of contact for all user computer issues for Miami corporate branch
- Managed the help desk; resolved all primary issues and assigned tickets to all other technicians and any complex network issues to network administrators.
- Supported hand-held computers for all sales personnel for all branches including initial set up of devices, minor repairs, reconfiguration, deployment, and troubleshooting issues for users in the field.
- Password resets and unlocks via Active Directory.
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IT Help Desk Technician
Assisted users with hardware and software. Identified, researched, and resolved technical problems. All work logged in JIRA work tracking system. Performed work in multiple buildings including offices, conference rooms, manufacturing clean rooms and out of state office. Hardware included desktops, laptops, cell phones, VOIP desk phones and projectors.
- Setup new users' computers with software and settings. Imaged new computers then added required software.
- Active Directory: Created, edited and disabled user profiles.
- Installed and implemented Cisco Telepresence conferencing system utilizing multiple monitors, cameras and VOIP. Installed additional system at Chicago office.
- In charge of deployment and management of over 300 cell phones in US, UK, and Asia. Main point of contact with Verizon and AT&T.
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Individuals who have a high pulse (beat) very still have an expanded danger of death regardless of whether they are physically fit and solid, as per another investigation in the diary Heart.
A resting pulse is the quantity of beats every moment when someone has been sitting or resting for ten minutes. Those with a resting pulse of somewhere in the range of 60 and 100 thumps for each moment are considered to have typical pulses.
A resting pulse is dictated by a person's:
- flowing hormones
- level of physical wellness
- the autonomic sensory system
Researchers from tadalafiloverthecounter.com have realized that physically dynamic individuals for the most part have a low pulse very still, in any case, the specialists in this examination needed to decide if pulse had any effect on a man's danger of death, paying little respect to their level of cardiorespiratory wellness.
The strength of around 3,000 men who were a piece of the Copenhagen Male Study was observed for a long time. It started in 1970-71 to track moderately aged men's cardiovascular wellbeing at 14 vast organizations in Copenhagen.
In 1971, all subjects were posed inquiries by a doctor in regards to their wellbeing and way of life, including whether they smoked and worked out. They were likewise given a physical examination.
The members likewise played out a cycling test, set at three distinct levels of effort, all together for the specialists to assess their cardiorespiratory wellness.
In 1985-6, another registration was given to just shy of 3,000 of the first volunteers in which circulatory strain, tallness, weight, blood glucose, and blood fats were estimated. The researchers additionally recorded their resting pulse (ECG and VO2Max).
With a specific end goal to discover which of these men had survived sixteen years after the fact, in 2001, the group checked national Danish registers. They found that about 4 out of 10 (39%; 1082) of the guys had passed on.
In any case, the higher the resting pulse, the higher the danger of death was, paying little respect to the subjects' level of wellness.
The group balanced for components prone to affect the outcomes and found that:
- a resting pulse of somewhere in the range of 51 and 80 beats for each moment was connected to a 40 to half raised danger of death
- a resting pulse of somewhere in the range of 81 and 90 beats for every moment multiplied the hazard, contrasted and those with the most reduced rate
- resting pulses more than 90 beats for every moment tripled the hazard
Each 10 to 22 extra thumps for every moment in resting pulse raised the probability of death by 16%, by and large, as per the creators.
"When smoking was calculated in, this demonstrated each 12 to 27 extra pulses for each moment expanded a smoker's hazard by 20%, with a 14% expansion in hazard for each extra 4 to 24 beats for every moment for non-smokers," they clarified.
In spite of the fact that exploration has focused on resting pulse as a proportion of life span, researchers have not known whether a high pulse is only an indication of low levels of physical wellness.

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There are different kinds of people around us. Some are happy all the time and some are constantly depressed, so they also make us feel depressed when we're close to them. They are negative all the time.
We all have problems and we all complain about something. Now, a professor of psychology at Clemson University called Robin Kowalski claims that it is normal to complain.
Archetypes Of Negativity
Negative people aren't all the same. There are 3 types of people who complain:
- Chronic complainers: These think about a problem in an obsessive manner and complain about it. They can't relax because they are anxious and worried all the time.
- Sympathy seekers: These always feel worse than everyone around them. They can always see the bad in every situation.
- Venters: These people just want someone to listen to them. They don't accept solutions, especially good advice. They just turn everything down.
The Brain Becomes Rewired When You're Negative
Being negative all the time signifies that you only focus on having problems and not on a possible solution. Everything in your life is negative.
Whenever you feel negative, you just have to start thinking how to relax and let the nervousness go. Try to find a solution.
Being negative can really destroy your brain physically. People who are constantly under chronic stress release cortisol that acts like acid on your brain. Your memory starts suffering.
Staying Positive Is Very Important; How Can We Do It?
You can help yourself by a simple brain training. You just have to start working hard so that you can find positivity even in the toughest situation. After a while, it will become automatic to you. Negativity will go away soon and you'll be surrounded by positive things only!
In this article, we're also suggesting you some of the best steps you can take to train your brain:
Gratefulness: You need to be grateful for something every day. You can write a journal and include 3 things that you are grateful for each day. In case pessimism attacks you, stop for a moment and then continue writing. You'll start feeling much better.
Catch yourself: Make sure you known what you say and what you think. Avoid complaining and remember that no one is supposed to tell you that all the time.
In case you catch yourself complaining, try to learn something from it or find a quick solution.
Change of mood: Remember that shifting your mind is what needs to be done if you start feeling negative and overwhelmed about something. Make something tasty or read a good book. You can also listen to your favorite music or just go outside to get some fresh air.
Close your eyes and breathe deeply. Remember that staying calm and relaxed is what you need and not negative thoughts and anxiety.
Practice wise effort: This means that you need to let go of things that aren't good for you. Worrying won't help you. Remember to let go of everything bad and continue living a fulfilled life.
You'll see that it's not that easy to do this, but you have to try.
Here are also 5 more tips you can try to help you out:
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What's Next?
Much of the focus on virtual reality has been on gaming—Morpheus will work with Sony's PlayStation 4, and Oculus has staffed up with gaming legends like John Carmack.
But when Facebook acquired Oculus VR, Mark Zuckerberg talked of a future whereby VR tech would be incorporated into everyday social networking. Why just look at photos of your friends at the World Cup when you can strap on a VR headset and "join" them there virtually? Forget having your friend show you her house via video chat—VR will make you feel like you're sitting in the living room with her. And how about having a doctor's visit from your living room couch?
Friends will not just share moments, Zuckerberg said, but entire adventures. With Oculus, Facebook has "the potential to be the most social platform ever."
Oculus CEO Brendan Iribe has said that Oculus is still committed to gaming. But the question is, "do we want to be Game Boy or do we want to be iPhone or Android," Iribe said at May's TechCrunch Disrupt. Do you want to build a platform that reaches one billion people one that reaches 20 to 50 million?
It seems Oculus is aiming even higher. Ultimately, with Facebook, Oculus will be able to create the largest massively multiplayer online game (MMO) ever made, Iribe said. "We want to put a billion people in VR," so why not start with Facebook and its infrastructure?
Whether or not Facebook can pull it off remains to be seen. Some of the company's major efforts—from Facebook Home and Graph Search to frictionless sharing and Beacon—have fizzled or created controversy. But Facebook at least can afford to take big bets ($16 billion for a messaging app, anyone?) so perhaps Zuckerberg will have the last laugh when we're all taking virtual vacations on Facebook 20 years down the line.
Virtual Reality at Home
So how can you experience virtual reality from the comfort of your living room? For now, you can't exactly head to Target, Wal-Mart, or even Amazon to purchase a consumer-friendly VR device. But tech-savvy shoppers who want to tinker with a prerelease product can purchase the Oculus DK2 for $350 from oculusvr.com.
New DK2 orders started shipping this month (check out our unboxing video below). But Oculus makes you check a box to acknowledge that you understand that "this hardware is intended for developers and it is not a consumer product." The kit comes with a headset, two pairs of vision lenses, an external camera for positional tracking, a camera USB cable, an HDMI-DVI adapter, a sync cable, and a power cord with adapter and three international power adapters (U.K., Australia, and the EU).
To get it to work, you'll need a computer running Windows 7 or higher, Mac OS X 10.8 or higher, or Ubuntu 12.04; two USB ports (at least one powered); and a DVI-D or HDMI graphics output. Oculus VR recommends a desktop PC running a dedicated graphics card with DVI-D or HDMI graphics output, which can support current-generation 3D games at 1,920-by-1080 resolution at 75 frames per second or higher.
Oculus promises that the consumer version will be "worth the wait," though not even a tentative release date has yet been announced. But those who do purchase a DK2 can check out some of the games, demos, and experiences created by the dev community on share.oculusvr.com. Expect more details at the Oculus Connect developer conference, which kicks off September 19 in L.A.
Sony's Project Morpheus, meanwhile, is not yet available for purchase—in beta or final form.
Getting Started With Google
If you're looking to get your virtual reality sea legs, and find the Oculus DK2 process a bit daunting, Google might have the answer. At its annual Google I/O developers conference in June, the search giant gave all attendees their very own Google Cardboard, a mask-shaped corrugated box equipped with lenses, which turns a smartphone into a VR device.
"Virtual reality has made exciting progress over the past several years. However, developing for VR still requires expensive, specialized hardware," read a statement posted on the Cardboard project page. "Thinking about how to make VR accessible to more people, a group of VR enthusiasts at Google experimented with using a smartphone to drive VR experiences."
Google Cardboard is the "no frills" version of VR, company representatives have said. Indeed, you can build your own with a few pieces of cardboard, a rubber band, magnets, two lenses, some Velcro, and your smartphone. For developers, Google also has an experimental VR Toolkit for immersive experiences that work with Cardboard and other viewers.
At I/O, Google also showed off what it has accomplished with Project Tango. Though Tango is largely focused on bringing 3D motion and depth sensing to mobile devices, the I/O demo included a German company, Durovis, which showed off its Dive virtual reality headset. As with Cardboard, users insert a smartphone (or, at I/O, the 7-inch Project Tango device) into the Dive headset for some VR fun.
If you want to check it out, a consumer version of Dive—which works with the iPhone and Android devices that are 5 inches or less—is for sale on durovis.com for €57 (about $77).
Could Google integrate VR tech into Google Glass? Thus far, the high-tech specs offer more augmented than virtual reality treats, like street overlays for walking directions, as they don't truly envelop your field of vision. But I could see that changing with the addition of some Diane von Furstenberg VR wraparound shades. That might even make it worth the $1,500 price tag.
Making VR Real
It's clear that many big companies are making major bets on virtual reality, in a bid to bring the technology out of the 1990s and into our living rooms. It will probably take another year or two before we can stroll into Best Buy and pick up a truly immersive VR headset the way we currently can a smartphone, tablet, or gaming console. There's work to be done on making the VR experience less stomach-churning, and Oculus at least might want to make some design tweaks.
But as PCMag.com saw in our GDC demos, the VR experience is miles ahead of the arcade VR we all remember from two decades ago. The trick now is pulling it all together into an easy-to-use and affordable package.
This story originally appeared in the August PC Magazine Digital Edition.


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Volume 82 Issue 24 | p. 17 | Concentrates
Issue Date: June 14, 2004
Issue Date: June 14, 2004
Sumitomo ups materials for electronics
Department: Business
Sumitomo will double capacity at its liquid-crystal polymers plant in Ehime, Japan, to 6,000 metric tons per year. The move is to prepare for an expected increase in demand for liquid-crystal polymer components such as the bobbins in the backlights of LCD televisions. As a first step, Sumitomo will increase capacity to 4,500 metric tons in the spring of 2005. In Ehime, Sumitomo is also building a new R&D lab focused on the development of optical films. Separately, Sumitomo will sell its plant making o-cresol novolac epoxy resin for semiconductor encapsulation to Taiwan's Changchun Plastics.
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We are currently building the BSP 15 for the S32V. The Yocto build is successfull and we can boot from the generated image. However during boot, we get a kernel panic, the init script simply fails with an error (-2).
I've attached the latest bootlog, were I tried to start init directly using init=/sbin/init.sysvinit, sadly the result is the same as for init=/sbin/init


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The Day Before The Big Day
November 18, 2014
I'm a huge fan of this whole "let's-provide-the-students-with-food" thing the DC Office seems to support from the mountains of pizza on our first day when we took pictures and added Lauren & Roxanne's numbers to our phones to the tried and true Panera Bread catering of today. It's that extra touch of "Hey, we're thinking of you (the individual, your wallet, and your stomach)" that gets you 5 stars on Google, tons of repeat students, and alumni donations. While this session was more serious, as it would be our last before the big day in January, we still had a chance to break into groups and get to know one another. The reoccurring theme I keep noticing from the Urban Education seminar is the focus on getting to know one another by taking the time to talk. Professor Stelljes revealed to us that during our trip we would be teaching a classroom of high school upperclassmen on how to write a good college essay. As is signature with the graduates from our college, many of us empathetically considered the fact that some of the kids may not want to attend college post-graduation and, thus, tailored our lesson plans towards how to successfully market yourself as an individual in the modern world. Our students would have the confidence, know how, and supportive substitute teachers to take on the world of academia or employment or whatsoever their hearts desired.
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The team went undefeated in SRPL league play going 7 wins and 2 ties which qualified them for the playoffs.
2015 STX State Cup Finals
San Marcos & College Station, TX
May 23 & June 6, 2015
2015 STX Presidents Cup Finals
Sugarland, TX
May 23, 2015
2015 STX Directors Cup Finals
San Marcos, TX
May 9-10, 2015
Force Spring Blowout
May 9-10, 2015
Georgetown, TX
Force Spring Blowout
May 9-10, 2015
Georgetown, TX
Texans Warm Up Cup
Pflugerville, TX
Feb 20-22, 2015
The Austin Texans 02G Dev is playing up and age group this year. They went into the Texans Warm Up Cup winning their first two games, but falling short in the third to Liverpool. This qualified them for the semi-finals and a 1-0 victory over SA United. In the Championship game, they faced Liverpool a second time with a different result in a very aggressive game - a 2-1 victory and the Championship!
Disney Soccer Showcase (Girls)
Kissimmee, FL
Dec 31, 2014 - Jan 3, 2015
2014 STX Super II Fall District Championships
Round Rock, TX
December 6-7, 2014
Fall 2014 WDDOA Division I
Fall 2014 WDDOA Division I
Austin Texans 05G STH Swoosh
Georgetown, TX
November 14-16, 2014
Austin Texans 03G
Region III President's Cup
Decataur, AL
June 13-15, 2014
2014 South Texas State Cup Finals
Houston, TX
May 24-26, 2014
2014 STX President's Cup Finals
San Marcos, TX
May 17-18, 2014
Congratulations Austin Texans 99G Red! Western District Champions and Semi- Finalist in Presidents Cup State Championship!!
2014 STX President's Cup Finals
San Marcos, TX
May 17-18, 2014
2014 STX Director's Cup
San Antonio, TX
May 10-11, 2014
2014 South Texas Cup
San Marcos, TX
May 2014
Fall 2013 WDDOA Division I
Congratulations to the Austin Texans 99G Red for winning D1 ~ 9-0 on the season.
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You should be a DemocratSondra K. gives us a juxtaposition of Jimmy Carter's reasoning why you should be a democrat with Neal Boortz's repose. Very funny.
My wife once asked a friend why she was a Democrat and her response was "because I believe in Democracy". I wanted to tell her to move to France, but I couldn't stop laughing long enough.


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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) — Police have arrested a man who they say was carrying a gas can and matches and acting erratically near the Rockefeller Center tree.
Yuriy Alterman, 38, threw a bottle into the street, became combative and screamed at officers when they approached him Tuesday afternoon at 47th Street and Sixth Avenue, police said.
They say he was carrying a red can containing a liquid that smelled like gasoline, matches as well as a book called "Son of Hamas," which is about the son of one of Hamas' founders. He told officers that he didn't intend to set anything on fire.
Police say he didn't get close to the tree.
The Bronx man has been charged with making terroristic threats and disorderly conduct.
Police say he is emotionally disturbed and they do not believe he has terror connections, CBS2 reported.
Sources said Alterman has a number of past arrests, including for assault and breaking a car mirror, WCBS 880's Alex Silverman reported.
(TM and © Copyright 2016 CBS Radio Inc. and its relevant subsidiaries. CBS RADIO and EYE Logo TM and Copyright 2016 CBS Broadcasting Inc. Used under license. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. The Associated Press contributed to this report.)


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C2000™ 32-bit MCU with 50 MHz, 32 KB Flash, 6 PWM
Product details
Package | Pins | Size
- Highlights
- High-Efficiency 32-Bit CPU (TMS320C28x)
- 50-MHz and 40-MHz Devices
- Single 3.3-V Supply
- Integrated Power-on Resets and Brown-out Resets
- Two Internal Zero-pin Oscillators
- Up to 22 Multiplexed GPIO Pins
- Three 32-Bit CPU Timers
- On-Chip Flash, SARAM, OTP Memory
- Code-security Module
- Serial Port Peripherals (SCI/SPI/I2C)
- Enhanced Control Peripherals
- Up to 3 Enhanced Pulse Width Modulator (ePWM) Modules for up to 6 Channels
- Enhanced Capture (eCAP) Module
- Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC)
- On-Chip Temperature Sensor
- Up to 2 Comparators (280270 Only)
- 38-Pin and 48-Pin Packages
- High-Efficiency 32-Bit CPU (TMS320C28x)
- 50 MHz (20-ns Cycle Time)
- 40 MHz (25-ns Cycle Time)
- 16 x 16 and 32 x 32 MAC Operations
- 16 x 16 Dual MAC
- Harvard Bus Architecture
- Atomic Operations
- Fast Interrupt Response and Processing
- Unified Memory Programming Model
- Code-Efficient (in C/C++ and Assembly)
- Endianness: Little Endian
- Low Device and System Cost:
- Single 3.3-V Supply
- No Power Sequencing Requirement
- Integrated Power-on and Brown-out Resets
- Small Packaging, as Low as 38-Pin Available
- Low Power
- No Analog Support Pins
- Clocking:
- Two Internal Zero-pin Oscillators
- On-Chip Crystal Oscillator/External Clock Input
- Dynamic PLL Ratio Changes Supported
- Watchdog Timer Module
- Missing Clock Detection Circuitry
- Up to 22 Individually Programmable, Multiplexed GPIO Pins With Input Filtering
- Peripheral Interrupt Expansion (PIE) Block That Supports All Peripheral Interrupts
- Three 32-Bit CPU Timers
- Independent 16-Bit Timer in Each ePWM Module
- On-Chip Memory
- Flash, SARAM, OTP, Boot ROM Available
- 128-Bit Security Key and Lock
- Protects Secure Memory Blocks
- Prevents Firmware Reverse Engineering
- Serial Port Peripherals
- One SCI (UART) Module
- One SPI Module
- One Inter-Integrated-Circuit (I2C) Bus
- Advanced Emulation Features
- Analysis and Breakpoint Functions
- Real-Time Debug via Hardware
- 2802x0 Packages
- 38-Pin DA Thin Shrink Small-Outline Package (TSSOP)
- 48-Pin PT Low-Profile Quad Flatpack (LQFP)
The F2802x0 Piccolo family of microcontrollers provides the power of the C28x core coupled with highly integrated control peripherals in low pin-count devices. This family is code-compatible with previous C28x-based code, as well as providing a high level of analog integration.
An internal voltage regulator allows for single-rail operation. Analog comparators with internal 10-bit references have been added and can be routed directly to control the PWM outputs. The ADC converts from 0 to 3.3-V fixed full-scale range and supports ratio-metric VREFHI/VREFLO references. The ADC interface has been optimized for low overhead and latency.
Technical documentation
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Hardware development
Hardware Features
- Baseboard with interface to accept DIMM100 controlCARDs
- XDS100v2 USB to JTAG emulation (with additional UART)
- Four PWM DAC pins to easily view system on an oscilloscope
- sinewave carrier interface and filter
- resolver feedback interface to MCU ADC
- 8-pin resolver connector interface
- 20-pin (...)
To get started developing with this controlCARD:
Step 1: Buy the controlCARD
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TMDSCNCD28027 is a DIMM100 controlCARD based evaluation and development tool for the F2802x series. controlCARDs are complete board-level modules that utilize one of two standard (...)
Hardware Features
- TMDSCNCD28027: TMS320F28027 DIMM100 based controlCARD
- Small form factor
- Isolated RS-232 interface
- F28x analog I/O, digital I/O and JTAG signals to DIMM interface
- 5V power and JTAG debug probe required from DIMM interface
- Hardware Files are in C2000Ware at (...)
Software development
The XDS100v2 is the second generation of the XDS100 family of low cost JTAG debug probes (emulators) for TI processors. Designed to deliver full featured JTAG connectivity at a low cost, the XDS100 is the family of choice for entry-level debugging of TI microcontrollers, processors and wireless (...)
The XDS200 is the mid-range family of JTAG debug probes (emulators) for TI processors. Designed to deliver good performance and the most common features that place it between the low cost XDS110 and the high performance XDS560v2, the XDS200 is the balanced solution to debug TI microcontrollers (...)
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XDS560v2 is the latest variant of the XDS560 family of high-performance debug probes (emulators) for TI processors. With the fastest speeds and most features of the entire XDS family, XDS560v2 is the most comprehensive solution to debug TI microcontrollers, processors and wireless connectivity (...)
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XDS560v2 is the latest variant of the XDS560 family of high-performance debug probes (emulators) for TI processors. With the fastest speeds and most features of the entire XDS family, XDS560v2 is the most comprehensive solution to debug TI microcontrollers, processors and wireless connectivity (...)
- Available in release 20.2.0.LTS:
- Hex utility tool new option --cmac (cipher-based message authentication protocol) will apply cmac algorithm to user defined regions and generate cmac tags for secure boot support.
- The Integer Division Unit (--idiv_support=idiv0) has performance, diagnostic, and build (...)
The SafeTI Compiler Qualification Kit:
- does not require the user to run qualification (...)
The SafeTI Compiler Qualification Kit has been assessed by TÜV Nord to comply with both IEC 61508 and ISO 26262 and was developed in collaboration with by Validas, a consulting company that specializes in software tool qualification.What's Included
SafeTI Compiler Qualification Kit includes:
- Safety (...)
- Graphical tool for creating digital control loop source code
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Drum roll ladies and gentlemen, it finally happened! We finally saw a long awaited milestone in the European Blockchain regulatory scene and it just might become another kick start factor for the further development in the field. The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) released a report called Distributed Ledger Technology Applied to Securities Markets build on the discussion paper released last year in June. The main European Union securities authority notes that Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) also known as Blockchain technology could bring huge cost efficiency savings "notably, more efficient post-trade services, enhanced reporting and data management capabilities."
More specifically, ESMA who provides supervision over Europe's financial market and infrastructure foresees DLT as having a profound effect on CCPs and CSDs, but regulatory grey areas still remain grey. On one hand, there needs to be less on some regulatory regimes, but on the other, there needs to be new legislation to mitigate potential emerging risks when applying Blockchain technology to financial markets. The authority states that beyond financial regulation, other areas of law such as competition, contract and company law may hinder the immediate scalability of DLT.
The main highlights of the report were:
- Automation of ownership records of securities through the use of smart contracts (i.e who is entitled to the coupon payments, corporate actions and any call or put options.)
- Single step reconciliation meaning, clearing and settlement can be almost instantaneous.
ESMA also brought to light that the consolidation of date across multiple asset classes, would allow for better transaction reporting and risk management strategies. This would tie into better KYC and AML procedures as one can store information in one 'golden' entry of information on your customer. However, this is not new.
BlockEx Digital Asset Exchange Platform (DAXP), brokerage software and bespoke Blockchain based software solutions provide all of the above. Its digital asset issuance tool can create, customise and issue traditional securities such as bonds. The issuance process creates a token or in the words of ESMA a 'golden record' of ownership, which when in the investor's wallet infrastructure, can be programmed with the help of smart contracts and automate post trade services, i.e. coupon payments.
The fact that the security has been issued on top of a Blockchain leads to the additional efficiency gains such as single step reconciliations and almost instantaneous clearing and settlement. This smashes the target of the EU to have clearing and settlement completed in at most T+2.
This would decrease a number of counter party and credit risks for users of DAXP. Not to mention the fact that cost would be significantly cut as clearing, settlement, reporting and compliance services will be automated.
BlockEx has also developed other services that bridge the gap between assets in the current capital markets infrastructure to be transferred into DAXP, however, this will be revealed later on.
Among many benefits ESMA claims that there are a number of downsides. This is inherent to financial markets and not DLT itself. For example, ESMA claims cyber-security issues are not fully addressed by DTL. Has ESMA forgotten about the Bangladeshi bank heist in 2016? Was this because the technology was not robust enough? Cyber security is always going to be an issue regardless of the technology used. ESMA also states that KYC and AML procedures may not be adequate. Again this is an issue of the existing system not the technology itself.
Another complaint is that implementing DTL to existing market structures could lead to a decrease in competition as market operators will have monopolies. They could charge high entry fees, not too dissimilar to the London Stock Exchange, especially if you consider the merger attempts with Deutsche Borse. ESMA says this could have a negative impact of the cost and quality of the service.
To conclude, ESMA has reiterated that the financial services industry is going to be disrupted by Blockchain start-ups or collaborations, as the benefits and cost savings are too great. Blockchain technology is here to stay. The potential risks of Blockchain technology implementation into financial markets infrastructure are risks that are inherent to any financial infrastructure regardless of the technology. The incumbent entities have everything to lose if they fail to take advantage of this new technology.
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Loud clanking? Golding Pearl No. 3
All has been well with my Golding Pearl No 3 press these past few months, but I'm afraid to say yesterday I packed her too much and she just kind of seized and froze. The wheel bolt came loose, so I tightened it but the press has been making this loud banging noise and slight jerk ever since.
I also did a few test prints (with extremely minimal packing - I've learned my lesson) and it seems that the platen could have moved/ be moving? As I test printed, a few prints were fine and a few others didn't meet the plate in a few spots.
I've inspected the press, and there are no cracks that I can see. I'm hoping that is a good sign. Two videos are below at different angles.
Any suggestions?
I would still suspect the flywheel is not tight and is moving. Symptoms you describe are typical of a loose flywheel which sometimes can be difficult to detect.
I have something like that on a Pearl No 1, look at the gear teeth you may have lost one.
Inspect the upper main frame where the large shaft on which the platen pivots passes through the frame, as well as where that shaft passes through the platen arm. Also check carefully around the back of the press, on the platen arm where it connects to the impression toggle. Those are all stress points when the press is pushed too hard. Pearl presses are not good candidates for heavy impression.


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As a wholly Canadian owned manufacturing company, we provide exterior skirting and fencing in one energy efficient package. The endurance of our systems provides your home and commercial buildings with extra insulation, conserving energy and providing comfort by helping keep your building at the temperature you want for years to come.
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In 1984, we began as technicians in a synthetic stucco manufacturing company. Due to a lack of qualified applicators of the synthetic stucco and it's systems, this soon developed into a career of manufacturing and installing our product.
With over 34 years of experience in the exterior coating industry, TrimLock has developed first-hand knowledge of product and techniques. Our dynamic team is eager to continuously advance with new developments using quality raw materials available to us today.
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It might still be the middle of winter, but if you're already thinking about a summer job, then there is some good news on the horizon.
The number of summer jobs in Finland is expected to increase this year, thanks to better economic conditions – especially for growth sectors like tourism and restaurant services.
The Ministry of Employment and Economy TEM also reports that more summer jobs are likely to be found in the real estate and construction sectors.
But a positive outlook on summer employment isn't the same everywhere in Finland. It's worse in North Karelia, southest Finland, Lapland, Kainuu and Central Finland where fewer part time or temporary jobs are likely to be available during the summer months.


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Object modelling and diagrams
Use cases go on the diagram, remember to add actors and show relationships.
UML version diagram
Sequence diagrams
These contain Classes, lifelines, messages, focuses – the processes.
Use assumptions which means assuming that the objects will have the info/items needed to complete a task.
State transition diagrams
Shows how objects change from one state to another depending on influences on them.
Activity diagrams
These show the steps needed to do a task
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Whether turning on the light, kettle or toaster, or sitting in darkness when there is a blackout, electricity not only runs our homes and businesses, but in many cases is the unsung hero in our life. So we thought it would be fun to share a few interesting tidbits about where our energy actually comes from…
1. Coal is the number one source of energy generation in Australia1.
Like it or lump it, Coal remains as the number one fuel-source for energy generation, accounting for 63%. Whilst the issue of coal-fired generation can be divisive, its contribution as an energy fuel has reduced, with coal accounting for almost 80% of energy generation in 2000.
2. Solar battery installation increased by 300% between 2016-20172
Mum's and Dad's all over our sunburnt country have taken heed of the opportunity to protect themselves from the volatility of electricity prices by investing in solar energy storage systems i.e. batteries. In 2017, close to 21,000 solar batteries were installed in homes across Australia, a 300% increase within one year. This is in partnership with the estimated 1.5 million households who have installed rooftop solar energy systems.
3. Renewables are on the rise...albeit slowly
According to ARENA (Australian Renewable Energy Agency), over $1Bn of renewable energy projects have been supported to date, with a further $3.5Bn projects in the pipeline3. In 2017, renewable generation grew by 6% to represent 16% of Australia's total energy generation. The largest proportion of renewable electricity was sourced from solar, followed by hydro and wind generated energy. Tasmania and South Australia are the biggest generators of renewable electricity across the country4.
4. Electricity first came to Australia in the 1800's
We've been using Electricity in Australia since the 1800's. The town of Tamworth, home of country music, was also the first place in Australia to implement electric street lighting provided by a municipal power company4. On the 9th November, 1888 - 52 electrical lights illuminated the streets of the town. It would take Sydney, another 16 years before it did the same!
5. Your household rubbish can be used to generate electricity
Across Australia, there are a number of facilities that are utilising household waste to generate electricity. The breakdown of non-recyclable waste generates methane, a harmful greenhouse gas, but also a fuel for the generation of electricity. In Tarago, 250 km's south of Sydney, the Woodlawn Bioreactor creates green energy from methane, generating enough energy to power 24,000 homes per year. Further, within Western Australia, the first Waste-to-Energy plant in Australia was recently approved6, which will see 400,000 tonnes of rubbish used to power the 36MW capacity plant. It is expected that not only with the plant supplement the State's strained energy grid, it will also reduce C02 emissions by 200,000 tonnes per year, which equals some 43,000 cars off the road. Veolia will be delivering the Operations and Maintenance of the Plant, once it is commissioned.
1. Australian Energy Update 2018, Australian Government
2. Sunwiz 2018 Battery Market Report
3. Arena.gov.au - What Is Renewable Energy
4. Australian Energy Update 2018, Australian Government
5. ABC.net.au - How Tamworth became our first town with Electrict Street Lights
6. Green Light For Kwinana


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Supporting those who sacrificed for us
With the launch of our Water for Warriors program, there are two ways you can help ensure this special group never has to worry about water during an emergency.
Securing Your Family Helps a Wounded Warrior Family
For EVERY 10 Constant Water systems sold online, we will donate a Constant Water system to a Wounded Warrior non-profit for delivery to a wounded warrior family.
We will coordinate with the non-profit for installation of the systems to ensure no charges are incurred by the family.
Additionally, the donated systems will be in your name, not ours. Each of the 10 customers will be listed.
You Can Help A Wounded Warrior Family
If you have a wounded warrior family you would like to help, you can purchase a Constant Water for donation to them.
We will coordinate with the Wounded Warrior non-profit of your choice, or we can identify a local organization near the family to facilitate the donation and installation.
The donated system will be in your name, not ours. We will coordinate with the non-profit to ensure you receive the donation credit.
Are you a non-profit organization supporting Wounded Warriors and their families in the U.S? We should talk about working together.
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- Wells and well pumps fail.
- Coastal cities may turn off the public water before a hurricane.
- Our public water infrastructure is old. Severe drought, flooding, and freezing temperatures can cause these aging systems to break.
- High-rise buildings require supplemental electrical water pumps to push water to the higher floors.
- Generator systems fail when needed most.
- Whole-house generators are expensive. CONSTANT WATER complements inexpensive generators.


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From Warhammer 40k - Lexicanum
|This article is about the Titan War Machines. For other uses of Titan, see Titan (disambiguation).
Titans are immense war machines built in humanoid form. Most of the major races and forces of the galaxy utilize their own forms of Titans. Imperial Titans are built and deployed by the Collegia Titanica, the most powerful military arm of the Adeptus Mechanicus.
Imperial Titan Classes
- Warhound Scout Titan
- Rapier Scout Titan
- Reaver Battle Titan
- Punisher Titan
- Warbringer Nemesis Battle Titan
- Warlord Battle Titan
- Siege Titan
- Emperor Titan (including Imperator and Warmonger classes)
- Punisher Titan
- Castigator (Technically not an Imperial Titan, but the original pattern for them)
- Knight
Chaos Titans
- Feral Scout Titan
- Ravager Titan
- Chaos Reaver Titan
- Banelord Titan
- Emperor Titan
- Questor
- Subjugator
- Daemon Knights
Eldar Titans
Ork Titan Size Categories
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- KV128 Stormsurge (Knight class)
- KX139 Ta'unar Supremacy Armour (Knight class)
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text: NEWS Exclusive: Rhino Plans Elvis Costello Reissues 5/4/2001 FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Rhino Records will reissue Elvis Costello's Columbia and Warner Bros. catalog as a series of augmented two-CD sets, including a full disc of alternate, rare, and previously unreleased material, Billbo Rhino Records will reissue Elvis Costello's Columbia and Warner Bros. catalog as a series of augmented two-CD sets, including a full disc of alternate, rare, and previously unreleased material, Billboard exclusively reports in its May 12 issue. The reissue program, which will be organized thematically rather than chronologically, begins Aug. 7 with Costello's 1977 debut, "My Aim Is True"; his Warner Bros. bow, "Spike" (1989); and his final Warner studio set, "All This Useless Beauty" (1996). Rhino will issue a new set of Costello albums every three months through early 2003. Of the bonus material, Costello says, "[For] 'My Aim Is True,' there isn't an awful lot of additional material, apart from what came out on the original reissue. A couple of tracks that were missing then have come to light, gladly [including] a killer version of 'No Action' that was cut at the same session as 'Watching the Detectives.' It's almost totally distorted, because the mikes were set for a much quieter song, and we went blasting into this." A wealth of extra material intended for "All This Useless Beauty" exists, "including some alternate versions of some songs that have totally different arrangements, ranging from acoustic-guitar demos done in proper studios to very funky-sounding 4-track demos done at home on a cheap 4-track recorder," Costello says." The second group of reissues, due Oct. 16, comprises three albums featuring Costello's longtime band the Attractions (bassist Bruce Thomas, keyboardist Steve Nieve, and drummer Pete Thomas): "This Year's Model" (1978), "Blood and Chocolate" ('86), and "Brutal Youth." ('94). "They're the beginning, middle, and end of the Attractions as a rock'n'roll band," Costello explains. "They all sort of relate to the band blueprint. It's a sound we checked in with about every eight or nine years." The third flight of releases, scheduled for January 2002, comprises Costello's most elegant pop records: "Armed Forces" (1979), "Imperial Bedroom" ('82), and "Mighty Like a Rose" ('91). According to Rhino, the April 2002 grouping of "Get Happy!" (1980), "Trust" ('81), and "Punch the Clock" ('83) will explore the Attractions' evolution, while the July 2002 set of "Almost Blue" ('81), "King of America" ('86), and "Kojak Variety" ('95) will survey Costello's American roots music influences. FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME


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January 21, 2020
Snider Center Venture Consulting (SCVC), a program of Penn Wharton Entrepreneurship, is accepting applications for current Wharton freshmen to join us as consultants for the Spring 2020 Semester. The application deadline is Wednesday, January 22, 11:59 p.m.
Consulting teams work with exciting entrepreneurial businesses under the guidance of the SCVC Director and senior professionals. SCVC consults for clients in a wide range of industries and stages of growth. Most of our clients are high growth startups somewhere between pre-revenue and post-Series A. A unifying feature of our clients is that we search for high potential clients where our work can have an impact. Starting with a rigorous training program during a consultant's first semester, the SCVC's semester-long engagements involve project planning, client feedback, and a final presentation. Both paid work-study and paid non-work study positions are available.
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This morning I wasn't feeling too well,
but I wanted to do finish something that
I was working on last night.
When Nessie was asleep this morning, I
thought I'll get to work...
**Snore snore**
(She does look tired) whispered Myst
On Sunday, I brought home a load of photos that I had developed in Jessops.
(40 photos to choose from)
It was a tough decision to chose which photo fitted the small photo frame.
In the end, I chose this one...
"Ta, da!" said Myst.
Ok, back to work...
Righto, now I need to cut and make it fit, in that top right hand corner.
**Chop, snip and Done!**
My final cut out photo
And here it is, my final piece.
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. – In the first game of the 2016 Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association season, the Kalamazoo College women's soccer team found itself trailing 1-0 in the latter moments of the second half, but senior Allie Brodsky connected with a loose ball inside the 18 and slotted the ball into the side netting to level the score.
The game ultimately ended in a 1-1 draw.
"It was a hot night and it was a total team effort to generate the goal," Kalamazoo Head Coach Bryan Goyings said. "Sydney Spring was relentless in her effort and Allie left no doubt with her finish. I felt we were unfortunate not to score in overtime."
Hope put K on the back foot early as Elizabeth Perkins ran onto a ball played in by Allie Wittenbach and beat a diving Grace Smith to take an early 1-0 lead in the seventh minute of play.
With Hope holding an 8-6 advantage in shots at halftime, Kalamazoo provided a spirited effort from the referee's whistle at the start of the second half and kept the pressure on Hope's backline until Brodsky finally made the breakthrough the Hornets desperately were searching for.
"I thought we were a little slow to start but was pleased to see us improve as the game progressed," Goyings said. "It was nice to see us generate several legitimate scoring chances in the second half."
Elizabeth Clevenger played a strong role in keeping the Dutch in their defensive third throughout much of the second half as she ended the evening with five shots. Madison Moote led the Hornets with six shots.
Grace Smith recorded eight saves for the Hornets in all 110 minutes of play.
With tonight's result, Kalamazoo moves to 1-1-1 overall and 0-0-1 in the MIAA.
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Invisalign is a popular treatment for crooked teeth. With both cosmetic and functional benefits, Invisalign is able to straighten teeth with fewer food restrictions using clear aligners that are barely visible to the eye.
Many orthodontists offer Invisalign. But Dr. George Chen of Esthetic Reflections in Dentistry is one of the few that has advanced training in Invisalign, while also an expert in general dentistry services. For those that have considered Invisalign and are ready to move forward, contact Esthetic Reflections in Dentistry today at 916-983-6051.
Benefits of Invisalign from a General Dentist
Working with a dentist like Dr. Chen offers many advantages over other avenues for Invisalign treatment. That is because, as both a general and cosmetic dentist:
- Chen is in a great position to monitor your teeth and gums for decay – and know exactly how to keep treating them after the treatment is over.
- Chen is trained to understand facial structure and appearance, so that you can feel confident that your treatment will look aesthetically pleasing upon completion.
- Chen is able to get to know you. Our entire office believes in the power of community, and having a single dental office you can turn to for all of your treatments means that you become part of our family.
It is possible to obtain Invisalign in Folsom from dozens of dentists, and even more if you expand your search outside of the city. But Dr. Chen's advanced training, years of experience, and ability to address your teeth from both a health and cosmetic perspective means that you are receiving a higher quality treatment from Esthetic Reflections that you will receive anywhere else.
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@msg67183 Have you ever considered Warren Instigator? I ran him alongside Lackey during my Goblin days around 2013. He was always an MVP when you have 4x Simian Spirit Guides as part of the deck.


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Similarity and Congruency of Triangles
This lesson is an exploration into congruency and similarity of triangles in which students test ways of showing triangle congruency with a hands-on experience. There are six possible shortcuts for showing congruency between triangles. These three-part rules are relied upon heavily to prove the congruency of triangles, but are often taught as a matter of fact. This lesson introduces rules, such as SAS (side-angle-side), as possible ways to show congruency between two triangles, but leaves the proof to students who then create an plan to test each case.


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Saturday, November 19, 2011
Nina B. Blog Hop
To join our hop, use the link button below and the full address to your blog post. One lucky person will win the Nina B set "Katy" (Thanks so much, Nina!) The winner will be chosen at random: design team members are not eligible to win. This challenge is open until 11:45(CST) Tuesday, November 22nd.
Christine (our leader)
Donna (you are here)
Check it out: Top 50 Stamping Sites: http://stamping.toplisted.net/ Carol's blog is #10 as of 5 hours ago.
How awesome is that!
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8 comments:
- Unknown said...
Beautiful card! Thanks for the plug on Top 50. As of this comment I was #7. WOW!
- November 19, 2011 at 10:04 AM
- Laura said...
Very pretty! Love the corner punch detail!
- November 19, 2011 at 10:38 AM
- Glittered Paws said...
Very nice - I am glad we were able to make this at our last stamping marathon!!! This was one of my fav projects we did.
- November 19, 2011 at 1:36 PM
- Laura Kirste Campbell said...
How pretty! This is one of my favorite NinaB Designs sets just released at Layers of Color!
- November 19, 2011 at 3:12 PM
- Christine Pennington said...
What a pretty card! TFS. That is way cool about our Carol!
- November 19, 2011 at 6:17 PM
- NinaB said...
What a lovely creation, Donna. It's one of my favorites sets.
- November 20, 2011 at 1:40 PM
Love this card. Wish I had gotten this set but I know I can use
yours. Enjoying blog hopping to see all the beautiful cards.
Am getting many ideas. Mom
- November 20, 2011 at 8:25 PM
- Diana said...
Lovely, lovey!!! such a cute card Donna!
- November 23, 2011 at 7:59 AM
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