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'He's one of a new breed of young sportsmen who are a breath of fresh air, and he's hugely exciting'
Formula 1's first black driver is in pole position to be Britain's biggest sports star
Thu 19 Apr 2007 21.07 EDT
Sunday March 18, Albert Park, Melbourne, and on the opening day of the 2007 Grand Prix season Lewis Hamilton is preparing for his Formula 1 debut.
Remarkably for a 22-year-old, Hamilton's black-and-silver McLaren Mercedes sits on the second row of the grid, in front of 18 machines piloted by vastly more experienced drivers.
McLaren's team principal Ron Dennis has asked that TV companies refrain from conducting pre-race interviews, and the driver squats against the pit wall listening to final words from the man who has guided his career for a decade.
After the race, in which Hamilton astonished observers by finishing third, Dennis revealed what his advice had been. "I told him to hold his position at the start and not do anything stupid."
What Hamilton did announced the nature of his prodigious gift. Squeezed from the outside, he headed to the outside of the opening turn, rounding two cars including team-mate and reigning world champion Fernando Alonso, to leave himself heading to the second bend with only a Ferrari in front of him. As a declaration of intent and talent it has rarely been matched.
Hamilton's debut, and his feat in becoming the first driver to finish in the top three in his first three races, has sparked a level of interest in F1 unseen in the UK since the mid 1990s when Damon Hill won Britain's last world championship.
Mark Sharman, head of ITV Sport which broadcasts F1, is convinced he is the most exciting sportsman in Britain. "If Lewis begins to win races he will become the biggest sports star in Britain in no time. He's one of a new breed of young sportsmen like Theo Walcott and Amir Khan who are a breath of fresh air, and he's hugely exciting."
Former Formula 1 driver Mark Blundell, now working as ITV's main analyst, said Hamilton had exceeded expectations. "This is a multi-million pound outfit with close to 1,000 people involved in getting the car to the grid. All their work and all the expectations of the sponsors rest on Lewis's shoulders.
"He's the first black driver, he came with a lot of expectation having won the support series GP2 last year, but inside three races all we're talking about is a great new driver. Last week he beat the world champion driving an identical car, and did it in style. This is a sport that lost a superstar in Michael Schumacher last year, and people are wondering if we might have found the replacement."
To appreciate the significance of Hamilton's rise you have to consider where he started. F1 has never before offered a seat to a black driver, and regardless of colour few have come from backgrounds as ordinary as Hamilton's.
His father Anthony moved to the UK from Grenada when he was three and started a family in Hertfordshire - Lewis has a brother Nicolas who has cerebral palsy - while working for British Rail. Separated from his wife when Lewis was two, Anthony raised the boys alone, indulging his interest in motorsport by encouraging Lewis to take an interest.
Aged five Lewis began driving a remote controlled car, and he won his first kart race aged eight. At 14 he competed in a televised karting series Champions of the Future, a series backed by McLaren Mercedes. He won and was signed by Dennis who has guided his career since.
The product of this grooming is a young man apparently fully-formed and prepared for the demands of F1. Peers comment on his pace, engineers praise his ability to interpret performance and assist technical development, and sponsors and broadcasters adore his level-headed, well-mannered demeanour.
Martin Hines, owner of the Zipkart team, was among the first to recognise Lewis's talent. "We helped out with equipment when the boy was starting. It sounds smug but we always sort of knew he could be this good.
"Lewis has always been under pressure, at the front with older, more experienced kids behind him. It was a great grounding for what he's going through now. To succeed you need the talent to drive fast, large testicles to want to go faster than you think you can, and the determination to win. If you've got all that you need to be 100% focused and if you can keep that up for 10 years then you have Lewis Hamilton."
Born January 7 1985 in Stevenage to Carmen and Anthony.
Career British Cadet Karting champion 1995; won McLaren Mercedes Champions of the Future series 1996, 1997; karting European & World Cup champion 2000; Formula Renault UK champion 2003; European Formula 3 champion 2005; GP2 champion 2006; Formula 1 debut March 2007.
He says "I'm not Tiger Woods, I'm Lewis Hamilton. But I think he's a sensational athlete. I hope I can do the same in Formula 1."
They say "The best thing to happen to Formula 1 in my time" - Stirling Moss

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Patent US6871859 - Toolholder and insert arrangement with a shrink fit coupling - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA toolholder and insert arrangement includes an insert having a cutting portion and a shank portion disposed at a base of the cutting portion. The toolholder has a first end attachable to a spindle and a second end having a shank-receiving opening. When the toolholder is at ordinary room temperature,...http://www.google.com/patents/US6871859?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6871859 - Toolholder and insert arrangement with a shrink fit couplingAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6871859 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 10/168,375Publication dateMar 29, 2005Filing dateDec 14, 2000Priority dateDec 22, 1999Fee statusPaidAlso published asCN1230275C, CN1413137A, DE60028241D1, DE60028241T2, EP1239984A2, EP1239984B1, US20030075879, WO2001045883A2, WO2001045883A3Publication number10168375, 168375, US 6871859 B2, US 6871859B2, US-B2-6871859, US6871859 B2, US6871859B2InventorsMikael Lundblad, Sven EngstrandOriginal AssigneeSandvik AktiebolagExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (18), Referenced by (15), Classifications (20), Legal Events (5) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetToolholder and insert arrangement with a shrink fit couplingUS 6871859 B2Abstract A toolholder and insert arrangement includes an insert having a cutting portion and a shank portion disposed at a base of the cutting portion. The toolholder has a first end attachable to a spindle and a second end having a shank-receiving opening. When the toolholder is at ordinary room temperature, the shank-receiving opening is smaller than the shank portion. Upon heating of the toolholder to a predetermined temperature above the ordinary room temperature and above an ordinary operating temperature, the shank-receiving opening expands to become at least as large as the shank portion. Upon cooling of the toolholder to a temperature below the predetermined temperature and after insertion of the shank portion in the shank-receiving opening, the shank-receiving opening shrinks to generally conform to a shape of the shank portion.
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Patent US20040128645 - Automated analysis and identification of options in project management - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsThe present invention relates to a method, a system and a computer program product for automatically identifying options in a project that includes existing components. The method includes the steps of generating representations of existing components (910), storing the representations for retrieval...http://www.google.com/patents/US20040128645?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US20040128645 - Automated analysis and identification of options in project managementAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS20040128645 A1Publication typeApplicationApplication numberUS 10/314,822Publication dateJul 1, 2004Filing dateDec 9, 2002Priority dateDec 9, 2002Also published asUS7360201Publication number10314822, 314822, US 2004/0128645 A1, US 2004/128645 A1, US 20040128645 A1, US 20040128645A1, US 2004128645 A1, US 2004128645A1, US-A1-20040128645, US-A1-2004128645, US2004/0128645A1, US2004/128645A1, US20040128645 A1, US20040128645A1, US2004128645 A1, US2004128645A1InventorsBiplav SrivastavaOriginal AssigneeBiplav SrivastavaExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManReferenced by (12), Classifications (4), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetAutomated analysis and identification of options in project management
[0055] where: [0056] I is the complete description of the initial state, [0057] G is the partial description of the goal state, and [0058] A is the set of executable (primitive) actions. [0059] An action A_i is applicable in a state T if the precondition of A_i is satisfied in T and the resulting state T′ is obtained by incorporating the effects of A_i. An action sequence S (a plan) is a solution to P if S can be executed from I and the resulting state of the world contains G. [0060] State-space planners are a type of planner algorithm that search in the space of possible plans (sequences of actions). Table 1, hereinafter, is a pseudo-code template of a standard state-space planner that can reason with information of components (actions) represented as predicates. The software component or routine FindSequence can accept problems wherein information is represented as predicates. FindSequence is used as a base planner to illustrate certain embodiments, however, the present invention is also applicable to other types of planners called plan-space planners (i.e. planners which reason in the space of world (information) states). TABLE 1 FindSequence(I, G, A) 1. If I ⊃ G 2. Return {} 3. End-if 4. Ninit.sequence = {}; Ninit.state = I 5. Q = {Ninit} 6. While Q is not empty 7. N = Remove an element from Q (heuristic choice) 8. Let S = N.sequence; T = N.state 9. For each component Ai in A 10. If precondition of Ai is satisfied in state S 11. Create new node N′ with: N′.state = Update S with result of effect of Ai and N′.sequence = Append(N.sequence, A_I) 12. End-if 13. If N′.state ⊃ G 14. Return N′ ;; Return a plan 15. End-if 16. Q = Q U N′ 17. End-for 18. End-while 19. Return FAIL ;; No plan was found [0061] The insight in posing a software project as a planning problem is that the initial state I is nothing but input data specification, while the goal state G is the functionality required from the software. Each component present in the software library is an action A_i with inputs corresponding to the preconditions and outputs corresponding to the effects. Moreover, any constraints with respect to input/output parameters can be encoded in an action specification. [0062] Any suitable planner that can accept a particular information representation can be used to synthesize a sequence of actions to achieve a goal. A planner can also be made to reason about performance and time estimates among potential plans to meet an optimization criteria. [0063] In the case of a software program to be built from specific components, or when one or more of a required sequence of components (plan) is unavailable from the library, embodiments of the present invention assist a user to determine the scope of any new component/s to be developed to achieve all the required functionalities. To obtain an estimate of the new development, the planner has to sort the search space of non-solutions based on the heuristic distance to the goal. The plan with the lowest such heuristic provides the candidate plan requiring the least new development. The planner can be written based on cost-based planning algorithms (existing and/or new) or by the software verification technique of model-checking on the planning formalism. [0064] Example: Development of a New Software Application Using Existing Components [0065]FIG. 2 shows a user requirement to build a new text miner software program or component 260 that can accept text as input and display a hierarchical view of the clusters of that text. A user (e.g., a project manager or programmer) would typically desire to know the various options available for reuse of existing components in order to minimise any new development. According to FIG. 2, the available software components are a clustering implementation with two reusable sub-components 210 and 220 (C1_1 and C1_2, respectively), a converter 230 (W1_1) for converting words to numeric form and a text miner with two sub-components 240 and 250 (T1_1 and T1_2, respectively). [0066] Software components can be characterized by the functionality provided, other software components depended on, a measure of performance (such as actual runtime) and the amount of effort required to build and/or integrate the particular component. Facts about a component are represented as ground predicates according to a convention that dependencies (preconditions or inputs) 212, 222, 232, 242, 252, 262 are shown at the lower left side of a component box while the functionalities (effects or outputs) 214, 224, 234, 244, 254, 264 are shown at the upper right corner of a compnent box. Performance and effort metrics are optional and, when modelled, are represented as a pair of numbers in square brackets below a component box. [0067]FIG. 3a shows options or candidate solutions S1 and S2 that are generated in response to the requirements of FIG. 2. S1 represents a solution to build the required software program 260 using existing components 230, 210 and 220. S2 represents a solution to build the required software program 260 using existing components 240, 250 and a new component 370. Solution S2 additionally indicates a dependency (input) 372 and a functionality (output) 374 of the new component 370. Thus, embodiments of the present invention can be used to derive a requirements specification for new components to be developed. [0068] In modelling software development problems, a measure to gauge a component's performance (such as actual runtime) and the amount of effort required to build and/or integrate a component are useful. FIG. 3b shows the new text miner software program 260, of FIGS. 2 and 3a, that can accept text as input and display a hierarchical view of the clusters. However, additional requirements of the text miner software program 260 included in FIG. 3b are a capability of execution within 5 seconds and a build and/or integration time of within 10 hours. The additional requirements are shown as predicates 366 in FIG. 3b. The existing components in solutions S1 and S2 (as per FIG. 3a) also indicate estimated information regarding execution and integration time in FIG. 3b. [0069] The performance and effort metrics are individually cumulative for each solution. Thus, the performance metric for solution S1 is: 3+5+2=10, which exceeds the maximum value of 5 required by the text miner 260 and solution S1 does not meet the required specification. Solution S2, on the other hand, will meet the required specification provided that the new component 370 can be developed to meet the requirements of predicates 376 (i.e. being capable of execution within 2 seconds and building/integration within 7 hours). [0070] Representation of Software Components [0071] Software components can be characterized by the functionality provided, other software components depended on, a measure of performance (such as runtime) and the amount of effort required to build and/or integrate the particular component: [0072] Functionality [0073] The functionality (i.e. effects) of a software component is represented by predicates. A predicate is a construct from logic that informally refers to words, potentially parameterized, and that represent some information in the domain. An example of a parameterized predicate is Summarize(?doc ?lang), meaning a software that produces a summary of the document denoted by variable ?doc in the language ?lang. An instance of this predicate is Summarize(IBMQ1Report, French) which refers to the case when the software summarizes IBM Q1 report in the French language. Semantics or the meaning of predicates is both assigned and meaningful only to the humans/applications of the domain. Since functionality about a software program is known to the software creators, often as part of the requirements gathering step, one way to obtain such information is directly from the software developers as part of the software release information. [0074] Dependency [0075] Dependencies (i.e. preconditions) of a software component are represented by predicates. An important source of this information are the Make files used to build the software, as illustrated in a simple example in Table 2 hereinafter: TABLE 2 all: c1 c2 link c1: ... c2: gcc -c moo.c link: gcc foo.o moo.o -o software [0076] The example in Table 2 shows that to build the software “all”, the build dependency is on c1, c2 and the link steps. c1 and c2 are potential software dependencies. Eventually, the precise software dependencies are known completely by the software creators. Hence, a manner of obtaining such information is by requiring such to be provided by the software developer/s as part of the software release information. [0077] Performance [0078] The performance measure of a software component depends on a variety of factors ranging from the context in which the software component is used to the time taken to complete execution of the software component. This measure can generally be estimated as some numeric cost of executing the software where the cost information is of importance to the decision maker. [0079] One example of a simple cost measure is the estimated execution time on a typical data size (e.g., “1sec for XML parser on 1 MB XML data”). Such data can be obtained from performance testing or field trials. Another example is precision information about data mining components on specific types of inputs, (e.g., “label persons in a document with 0.9 accuracy”). [0080] Effort [0081] The effort required to integrate a software component with other software components depends on a variety of factors such as the software development methodology, the organization of the software reuse library, the skill of the developers, the available details of the components, etc. However, over time, effort information as a temporal quantity (e.g. 1 week) can be collected from actual usage of the components and provided to solve the software decision problems. Another source for obtaining such information is experienced software developers who have used similar components in previous projects. [0082] Application Scenarios-Software Development [0083] The following section describes embodiments of the present invention in software development applications. Suppose that a user has a software components library and wishes to build a new software program A: [0084] Reuse of Software Components [0085] In creating the new software program A, the user can find and reuse existing software components B (candidates for reuse) to form part of program A. [0086]FIG. 4 shows a formulation of this problem. At step 410, the user provides inputs I, G and A to the system (typically a computer-based decision support system). Input I represents the input data specification, goal state G represents the desired functionality and input A represents the set of executable actions. The system finds the relevant components at step 420 and outputs a list software component candidates for reuse at step 430. [0087] An embodiment of a method/algorithm to identify any relevant components (ie. achieving G, starting from I) is shown in Table 3, hereinafter. TABLE 3 FindRelevantComponent(I, G, A) 1. RelevantComps = {} 2. If I ⊃ G 3. Return RelevantComps 4. End-if 5. T = G; Tlast = {} 6. While T not equal to Tlast 7. Select a component Ai in A 8. If effect of Ai is satisfied in state T 9. RelevantComps = RelevantComps U Ai 10. Tlast = T 11. T = Update(T, A.precondition) 12. End-if 13. End-while 14. Return RelevantComps [0088] Reduction of Complexity and Scope of Software Components [0089] In creating a new software program A, the user can optimize development by reducing effort without altering the specified features of program A. This is achieved by determining which software components B to use, and how these components are to be used, to minimize the scope and complexity of any new software development for program A. [0090]FIG. 5 shows a formulation of the reduce problem where a single plan is output. For the case where cost and effort information is required, the formulation is in brackets. In other formulations, a set of plans can be output within a [CostMin, CostMax] and [EffortMin, EffortMax] range. In the latter case, both existing possibilities and partial plans that fall within the range can be returned. [0091] At step 510, the user provides inputs I, G and A to the system (typically a computer-based decision support system). Input I represents the input data specification, goal state G represents the desired functionality and input A represents the set of executable actions. Additional inputs CostMax and EffortMax, relating to cost and effort information, apply if required. The effective sequence is determined at step 520 and it is determined whether a plan exists at step 540. If Yes, the effective plan is output at step 540. If No, a partial sequence is determined at step 550 and the closest partial plan is output at step 560. [0092] Tables 4 and 5, hereinafter, show a pseudo-code embodiment for determining the effective sequence (FindCostEffectiveSequence: step 520) and for determining a partial sequence (FindBestNewDevlopmentSpec: step 550), respectively. TABLE 4 FindCostEffectiveSequence(I, G, A, CostMax, EffortMax) 1. If I ⊃ G 2. Return {} 3. End-if 4. MetricMax = CalculateMetric(CostMax, EffortMax) 5. Ninit.sequence = {}; Ninit.state = I; Ninit.cost = 0; Ninit.effort = 0 6. Q = {Ninit} 7. While Q is not empty 8. N = Remove an element from Q 9. Let S = N.sequence; T = N.state 10. For each component Ai in A 11. If precondition of Ai is satisfied in state S and CalculateMetric(Ninit.cost, Ninit.effort) < MetricMax 12. Create new node N′ with: N′.state = Update S with result of effect of Ai and N′.sequence = Append(N.sequence, A_I) N′.cost = update(N.cost, A_i.cost) N′.effort = update(N.effort, A_i.effort) 13. End-if 14. If N′.state ⊃ G and CalculateMetric(Ninit.cost, Ninit.effort) < MetricMax 15. Return N′ ;; Return a plan 16. End-if 17. Q = Q U N′ 18. End-for 19. End-while 20. Return FAIL ;; No plan was found CalculateMetric(cost, effort) 1. Return evaluation on the desired function combining cost and effort measures [0093] TABLE 5 FindBestNewDevlopmentSpec(I, G, A, CostMax, EffortMax) 1. CurrentCost = 0; CurrentEffort = 0; BestMeasure = CalculateMetric(CurrentCost, CurrentEffort); BestPlan = {}; MinSpec = {I, G} 2. If I ⊃ G 3. Return BestPlan ;; No new development is needed 4. End-if 5. Ninit.sequence = {}; Ninit.state = I; Ninit.cost = 0; Ninit.effort = 0; 6. Q = {Ninit} 7. While Q is not empty 8. N = Remove an element from Q 9. Let S = N.sequence; T = N.state 10. For each component Ai in A 11. If precondition of Ai is satisfied in state S and Ninit.cost < CostMax and Ninit.effort < EffortMax 12. Create new node N′ with: N′.state = Update S with result of effect of Ai and N′.sequence = Append(N.sequence, A_I) N′.cost = update(N.cost, A_i.cost) N′.effort = update(N.effort, A_i effort) Measure = CalculateMetric(N′.cost, N′.effort); 13. End-if 14. If N′.state ⊃ G and Ninit.cost < CostMax and Ninit.effort < EffortMax 15. ReturnN′ ;; Return a plan 16. End-if 17. Q = Q U N′ in sorted order according to Measure 18. End-for 19. End-while 20. Return FAIL ;; No plan was found CalculateMetric(cost, effort) 1. Return evaluation on the desired function combining cost and effort measures [0094] Application Scenarios-Software Maintenance [0095] The following section describes embodiments of the present invention in software maintenance applications. Suppose that a software program A has been released and is currently being maintained. Users are provided with the plan used to create program A and a formal specification of program A. [0096] Awareness of Enhanced Software Components [0097] In maintaining an existing software program A, the user can detect or be made aware of software components B whose enhancements are of possible interest while maintaining program A. Software components B need only be upgraded by incorporating the enhancements if the enhancements are necessary for achieving the functional objectives of program A. [0098]FIG. 6 shows a formulation of the problem of finding the dependent components of a software program. At step 610, the user provides inputs I, G and the Plan to the system (typically a computer-based decision support system). Input I represents the input data specification and goal state G represents the desired functionality. The system finds the dependent components of program A at step 620 and outputs a list of dependent components at step 630. [0099] A pseudo-code embodiment of a method/algorithm to identify the dependent components of program A is shown in Table 6, hereinafter. TABLE 6 FindDependentComponents(I, G, Plan) 1. DependentComps = {} 2. For each component Ci in Plan 3. DependentComps = DependentComps U Ci 4. End-for 5. Return DependentComps [0100] Upgrading Software Components [0101] In maintaining an existing software program A, the user can detect software components B whose enhancements must be incorporated in program A because of the effects of the enhancements on the functionality of program A. Notably, the action (component) library used to create the software program A may have changed. [0102]FIG. 7 shows a formulation of a problem to find components that must be upgraded to maintain functionality of a software program. For the case where cost and effort information is required, the formulation is in brackets. At step 710, the user provides inputs I, G, A, OldPlan and Delta to the system (typically a computer-based decision support system). Input I represents the input data specification, goal state G represents the desired functionality, input A represents the set of executable actions, input OldPlan represents the plan prior to upgrade and Delta represents the upgrade changes. Additional inputs CostMax and EffortMax, relating to cost and effort information, apply if required. The effective sequence is determined to identify a new plan at step 720. Then, the components that have to be upgraded are identified at step 730 and output in a list at step 740. [0103] A pseudo-code embodiment of a method/algorithm for identifying components of program A that must be upgraded is shown in Table 7, hereinafter. TABLE 7 FindMustUpgradeComponents(I, G, OldPlan, NewPlan, delta) 1. UpgradeComps = {} 2. If I ⊃ G or OldPlan = NewPlan or DiffMetric(NewPlan, OldPlan) < delta 3. Return UpgradeComps 4. End-if 5. For each component Ci in NewPlan 6. If Ci is not present in OldPlan or DifferenceMetric(Ci, OldPlan.Ci) > delta 7. UpgradeComps = UpgradeComps U Ci 8. End-if 9. End-for 10. Return UpgradeComps [0104] Computer Hardware and Software [0105] The method for automatically identifying options in a project can be implemented using a computer program product in conjunction with a computer system 800 as shown in FIG. 8. In particular, the method for automatically identifying options in a project can be implemented as software, or computer readable program code, executing on the computer system 800. [0106] The computer system 800 includes a computer 850, a video display 810, and input devices 830 and 832. In addition, the computer system 800 can have any of a number of other output devices including line printers, laser printers, plotters, and other reproduction devices connected to the computer 850. The computer system 800 can be connected to one or more other computers via a communication interface 864 using an appropriate communication channel 840 such as a modem communications path, an electronic network, or the like. The network may include a local area network (LAN), a wide area network (WAN), an Intranet, and/or the Internet 820. [0107] The computer 850 includes the control module 866, a memory 870 that may include random access memory (RAM) and read-only memory (ROM), input/output (I/O) interfaces 864, 872, a video interface 860, and one or more storage devices generally represented by the storage device 862. The control module 866 is implemented using a central processing unit (CPU) that executes or runs a computer readable program code that performs a particular function or related set of functions. [0108] The video interface 860 is connected to the video display 810 and provides video signals from the computer 850 for display on the video display 810. User input to operate the computer 850 can be provided by one or more of the input devices 830, 832 via the I/O interface 872. For example, a user of the computer 850 can use a keyboard as I/O interface 830 and/or a pointing device such as a mouse as I/O interface 832. The keyboard and the mouse provide input to the computer 850. The storage device 862 can consist of one or more of the following: a floppy disk, a hard disk drive, a magneto-optical disk drive, CD-ROM, magnetic tape or any other of a number of non-volatile storage devices well known to those skilled in the art. Each of the elements in the computer system 850 is typically connected to other devices via a bus 880 that in turn can consist of data, address, and control buses. [0109] The method steps for automatically identifying options in a project are effected by instructions in the software that are carried out by the computer system 800. Again, the software may be implemented as one or more modules for implementing the method steps. [0110] In particular, the software may be stored in a computer readable medium, including the storage device 862 or that is downloaded from a remote location via the interface 864 and communications channel 840 from the Internet 820 or another network location or site. The computer system 800 includes the computer readable medium having such software or program code recorded such that instructions of the software or the program code can be carried out. [0111] The computer system 800 is provided for illustrative purposes and other configurations can be employed without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention. The foregoing is merely an example of the types of computers or computer systems with which the embodiments of the invention may be practised. Typically, the processes of the embodiments are resident as software or a computer readable program code recorded on a hard disk drive as the computer readable medium, and read and controlled using the control module 866. Intermediate storage of the program code and any data including entities, tickets, and the like may be accomplished using the memory 870, possibly in concert with the storage device 862. [0112] In some instances, the program may be supplied to the user encoded on a CD-ROM or a floppy disk (both generally depicted by the storage device 862), or alternatively could be read by the user from the network via a modem device connected to the computer 850. Still further, the computer system 800 can load the software from other computer readable media. This may include magnetic tape, a ROM or integrated circuit, a magneto-optical disk, a radio or infra-red transmission channel between the computer and another device, a computer readable card such as a PCMCIA card, and the Internet 820 and Intranets including email transmissions and information recorded on Internet sites and the like. The foregoing are merely examples of relevant computer readable media. Other computer readable media may be practised without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention. [0113] The method for automatically identifying options in a project can be realised in a centralised fashion in one computer system 800, or in a distributed fashion where different elements are spread across several interconnected computer systems. [0114] Computer program means or computer program in the present context mean any expression, in any language, code or notation, of a set of instructions intended to cause a system having an information processing capability to perform a particular function either directly or after either or both of the following: a) conversion to another language, code or notation or b) reproduction in a different material form. [0115] Conclusion [0116] In the foregoing, a method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for automatically identifying options in a project are disclosed. Embodiments of the invention are useful and possess industrial application for project management across all industrial and business segments. Specifically, embodiments of the invention can be used for software lifecycle management and can be incorporated in: [0117] software building tools; [0118] software release/tracking tools; and [0119] software project management tools. [0120] Various modifications and substitutions can be made to the techniques and arrangements described herein, as would be apparent to one skilled in the relevant art in the light of this disclosure, without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention. 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Coordinates: 46°4′24.65″N 14°27′1.11″E / 46.0735139°N 14.4503083°E / 46.0735139; 14.4503083Coordinates: 46°4′24.65″N 14°27′1.11″E / 46.0735139°N 14.4503083°E / 46.0735139; 14.4503083
Podutik (pronounced [pɔduˈtiːk]) is a former settlement in central Slovenia in the northwest part of the capital Ljubljana. It belongs to the Dravlje District of the City Municipality of Ljubljana. It was part of the traditional region of Upper Carniola and is now included with the rest of the municipality in the Central Slovenia Statistical Region.
Podutik lies south of Kamna Gorica and west of Koseze. It was originally a ribbon village along the road to Dobrova,[4] but much housing has been built south of the old village center since 1967.[2] Prevalnik Hill (378 meters or 1,240 feet) rises to the west, Strmica Hill (384 meters or 1,260 feet) to the north, and Lookout Peak (Stražni vrh, (439 meters or 1,440 feet)) to the south. The former village included the hamlets of Grič and Na Opekarni (also known as Smodikovec). The soil is loamy and there are fields to the southwest.[2]
The name Podutik is a fused prepositional phrase that has lost case inflection, from pod 'below' + Utik, referring to Utik Hill (441 meters or 1,447 feet) to the southwest.[5]
A brickworks was established in the hamlet of Na Opekarni (literally, 'at the brickworks') in 1961.[2] Podutik was annexed by the City of Ljubljana in two stages, in 1974 and 1982, ending its existence as an independent settlement.[6]
The parish church in Podutik stands on the northeast end of the former village, north of Podutik Street (Podutiška cesta). It is dedicated to the Feast of Corpus Christi (Slovene: Sveto rešnje telo).[7] Construction of the church started in 2000, and it was consecrated in 2005.[8]
Notable people that were born or lived in Podutik include:
Alojzij Vodnik (1868–1939), stone cutter[2][9]
Anton Vodnik (1901–1965), poet[1][2][10]
France Vodnik (1903–1986), poet, translator, and essayist[2]
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^ Snoj, Marko (2009). Etimološki slovar slovenskih zemljepisnih imen. Ljubljana: Modrijan. p. 447.
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^ "Alojzij Vodnik". Slovenski biografski leksikon. Retrieved July 25, 2018.
^ "Anton Vodnik". Slovenski biografski leksikon. Retrieved July 25, 2018.
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Patent US7487376 - Programmable system on a chip - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA programmable system-on-a-chip integrated circuit device comprises a programmable logic block, a non-volatile memory block, an analog sub-system, an analog input/output circuit block, and a digital input/output circuit block. A programmable interconnect architecture includes programmable elements and...http://www.google.com/patents/US7487376?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7487376 - Programmable system on a chipAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS7487376 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 11/932,462Publication dateFeb 3, 2009Filing dateOct 31, 2007Priority dateJul 31, 2003Fee statusPaidAlso published asEP1649600A2, EP1649600A4, US7030649, US7034569, US7102384, US7102391, US7129746, US7170315, US7256610, US7352206, US7362131, US7365565, US7385418, US7423451, US7446560, US7492183, US7493506, US7560952, US7560954, US7579895, US7603578, US7613943, US7616026, US7675320, US7859302, US7937601, US20050237083, US20060119385, US20060181305, US20060255832, US20070046325, US20070176631, US20070252616, US20080048715, US20080048717, US20080061822, US20080122481, US20080122484, US20080224731, US20080272803, US20080303547, US20080309393, US20090128186, US20090292937, US20100001760, WO2005034175A2, WO2005034175A3Publication number11932462, 932462, US 7487376 B2, US 7487376B2, US-B2-7487376, US7487376 B2, US7487376B2InventorsGreg Bakker, Khaled El-Ayat, Theodore Speers, Limin Zhu, Brian Schubert, Rabindranath Balasubramanian, Kurt Kolkind, Thomas Barraza, Venkatesh Narayanan, John McCollum, William C. PlantsOriginal AssigneeActel CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (75), Non-Patent Citations (10), Referenced by (3), Classifications (31), Legal Events (2) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetProgrammable system on a chip
US 7487376 B2Abstract
A programmable system-on-a-chip integrated circuit device comprises a programmable logic block, a non-volatile memory block, an analog sub-system, an analog input/output circuit block, and a digital input/output circuit block. A programmable interconnect architecture includes programmable elements and interconnect conductors. Ones of the programmable elements are coupled to the programmable logic block, the non-volatile memory block, the analog sub-system, the analog input/output circuit block, the digital input/output circuit block, and to the interconnect conductors, such that inputs and outputs of the programmable logic block, the non-volatile memory block, the analog sub-system, the analog input/output circuit block, and the digital input/output circuit block can be programmably coupled to one another.
1. A system controller circuit for a programmable system-on-a-chip comprising:
a power-up control circuit;
a voltage reference circuit;
an analog power supply circuit;
a system supervisor circuit;
the power-up control circuit and analog power supply circuit each receive a voltage reference signal from the voltage reference circuit; and
the system supervisor circuit sends signals to the power-up control circuit and the analog power supply circuit to control at least one of power-up sequencing of off-chip devices, power-up sequencing of on-chip devices, system clock enabling, and system reset. Description
This application is a divisional of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/567,853, filed Dec. 7, 2006, which is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/843,701, filed May 10, 2004, now issued as U.S. Pat. No. 7,170,315, which claims priority from U.S. Provisional Patent Application Ser. No. 60/491,788, filed Jul. 31, 2003, all of which are incorporated by reference herein in their entirety.
FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a portion of a power-up control circuit that may be used in the present invention.
Digital ASIC circuit blocks 18 a through 18 f are illustrated in FIG. 1, although persons of ordinary skill in the art will observe that the provision of six digital ASIC circuit blocks 18 a through 18 f in FIG. 1 is merely illustrative and in no way limiting. Actual embodiments of system-on-a-chip integrated circuits according to the present invention may have an arbitrary number of digital ASIC circuit blocks. Digital ASIC circuit blocks 18 a through 18 f may comprise circuit blocks such as, but not limited to, state machines, analog sequencers, microprocessors, digital signal processors (�DSPs� Hard digital blocks are especially useful to implement interfaces such as the interface between the programmable logic and the memory blocks on a device. The FPGA/Memory interface is described in more detail in the section describing the non-volatile memory controller. Hard digital blocks may also be used to implement interfaces between the programmable logic or the memory blocks and hard analog blocks. A hard digital block is used as a control block for the non-volatile memory block. The non-volatile memory controller is described in more detail herein.
SRAM-based FPGA is typically configured by a bit-stream that is stored in non-volatile memory, by integrating a microcontroller and flash FPGA in one chip. The microcontroller can take the control of FPGA re-configuration for certain applications during boot-up or on-the-fly system operation. On the other hand, the configuration procedure can be reversed to let the FPGA set up the microcontroller, for example, if the system times out or hangs during operation, the FPGA can send a soft reset to the microcontroller instead of requiring a hard reset. Both the microcontroller and FPGA blocks share on-chip SRAM, which can be designed as dual-port SRAM to be accessed synchronously. In order to reduce data latency, on-chip SRAM can work under DMA mode for the microcontroller. Customized instructions can be implemented in flash memory, or FPGA blocks can be reconfigured as a co-processor either through the on-chip microcontroller or external host to build a powerful flash-based FPGA on-chip processor platform.
For example, as shown in FIG. 10, a voltage difference of 59.6 mV (corresponding to diode temperature of 25� C.) is measured by sequentially forcing 10 uA and 100 uA across diode 300. This is amplified 5X�which gives 298 mV�which corresponds to 298K (25C). Diode is coupled to I/O pad 212. Two current-generating circuits are shown, allowing the diode 300 to be oriented in either direction. The first current-generating circuit which sources current includes a first leg including p-channel MOS transistors 302, 304, and 306 coupled in series between a supply potential of +3.3 VDC and the I/O pad 212. The gate of transistor 302 is coupled to a positive bias potential. The gate of transistor 304 is coupled to ground and the gate of transistor 306 is coupled to a Source/Sink control signal. The sizes of transistors 302, 304, and 306 and the value of the positive bias potential are chosen to cause 10 μA to flow (source) through diode 300.
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BBC - Music - Review of King Cannibal - Let the Night Roar The BBC has updated its cookie policy. We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. This includes cookies from third party social media websites if you visit a page which contains embedded content from social media. Such third party cookies may track your use of the BBC website. We and our partners also use cookies to ensure we show you advertising that is relevant to you. If you continue without changing your settings, we'll assume that you are happy to receive all cookies on the BBC website. However, you can change your cookie settings at any time. Continue Change settings Find out more ]]> Accessibility links Accessibility Help BBC iD Notifications
BBC navigation News News Sport Weather Shop Earth Travel Capital iPlayer Culture Autos Future TV Radio CBBC CBeebies Food iWonder Bitesize Travel Music Earth Arts Make It Digital Taster Nature Local Menu Search the BBC ]]> Music Home Clips King Cannibal Let the Night Roar Review Album. Released 2009. Share this page Artist Played By Rob da Bank BBC Radio 1 Gideon Coe BBC Radio 6 Music BBC Radio 1 and 1Xtra's Stories BBC Radio 1 Links Reviews available at www.bbc.co.uk Discogs page for Let the Night Roar Tracklistings come from MusicBrainz. You can add or edit information about Let the Night Roar at musicbrainz.org . Find out more about our use of this data, and also our policy on profanity Find out more about our use of this data. BBC Review A fusion of drum and bass and dubstep that’s idiosyncratic of focus. Melissa Bradshaw 2009 The past year or so has seen several drum and bass acts turn to dubstep to try and revivify their ailing genre. Unfortunately, the preponderance of bad, banal dubstep made by precisely the people who have been willing to collaborate with drum and bass producers is evidence that this relationship is not always productive.
King Cannibal, real name Dylan Richards and elsewhere known as Zilla, is caught in this movement. Let the Night Roar is a collection of dark tracks built of low frequencies, lyrical aggression and dystopia, and drums and rhythms combing dancehall, drum and bass and dubstep. By featuring MCs like Sasha Perera of Jahcoozi, Face-A-Face and Daddy Freddy, Richards situates his project in an international and intergenerational pool of artists producing different derivations of dancehall and everything after it. He is comparable to the likes of Canada’s Ghislain Poirier, Austria’s Stereotyp, or fellow labelmate and Londoner The Bug. It’s a sub-genre of horror that’s most convincing when he puts the best qualities of his influences to work. The disharmonious energy of ragga propels Virgo, where Face-A-Face’s French lyrics fight with tense build ups, and lead single So… Embrace the Minimum is suspended ominously around the kind of space that the best dubstep producers used to capture the world’s attention. Onwards Vultures would be perfect for a horror film soundtrack, while Daddy Freddy’s distorted, crunching fast-chat is truly cannibalistic on Dirt.
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Catch me if you can: phagocytosis... [FEMS Immunol Med Microbiol. 2012] - PubMed - NCBI
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FEMS Immunol Med Microbiol. 2012 Mar;64(2):147-61. doi: 10.1111/j.1574-695X.2011.00871.x.Catch me if you can: phagocytosis and killing avoidance by Cryptococcus neoformans.García-Rodas R, Zaragoza O.Author information Mycology Reference Laboratory, National Centre for Microbiology, Instituto de Salud Carlos III, Madrid, Spain.AbstractAfter inhalation of infectious particles, Cryptococcus neoformans resides in the alveolar spaces, where it can survive and replicate in the extracellular environment. This yeast has developed different mechanisms to avoid internalization by phagocytic cells, the main one being a polysaccharide capsule around the cell body, which inhibits the uptake of the yeast by macrophages. In addition, capsule-independent mechanisms have also been described, such as the production of antiphagocytic proteins. Despite these mechanisms, phagocytosis can occur in the presence of opsonins, and once C. neoformans is internalized, multiple outcomes are possible, including pathogen killing or intracellular replication and escape from macrophages. For this reason, C. neoformans is considered a facultative intracellular pathogen. As alveolar macrophages are the first component of the host immune system to confront C. neoformans, the outcome of this interaction could determine the degree of infection, producing either a severe disseminated disease or a latency state. In this review, we will tackle the complexity of the interaction between C. neoformans and macrophages, including the phagocytic avoidance mechanisms and all the possible outcomes that have been described for this interaction. Finally, we will discuss the consequences of the different outcomes for the type of infection produced in the host.© 2011 Federation of European Microbiological Societies. Published by Blackwell Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.PMID: 22029633 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] Publication Types, MeSH TermsPublication TypesResearch Support, Non-U.S. Gov'tReviewMeSH TermsAnimalsCell LineCryptococcosis/immunology*Cryptococcosis/microbiology*Cryptococcus neoformans/immunologyCryptococcus neoformans/pathogenicityCryptococcus neoformans/physiology*Host-Pathogen InteractionsHumansIntracellular SpaceMacrophages/immunologyMicePhagocytosis/immunologyLinkOut - more resourcesFull Text SourcesBlackwell PublishingEBSCOIngenta plc

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I have been a fan of Rode technology ever since I bought my first Rode mic in 2009. The IXY is a marvel in design, engineering, and forward thinking. At My Tech Report.com we use iOS devices in the field to capture audio and video on the go. Sometimes we need to be quick on the scene and the IXYa long with the Rode Rec iOS app help us to do just that. The IXY delivers brilliant, crisp, and clean audio in a small package. I would recommend this or the lightning connector version to any journalist, musician, or podcaster who needs to record clean and beautiful audio on the go.
5.0 out of 5 starsHighly recommended -- a compact mic that brings high quality sounds!
PROS: I am quite pleased with this mic. At first, I was disappointed because the sound is too quiet and I had to talk really close to the mic in order to record my voice. Then, I found out that the RODE LE pro app ($5.99) has more advanced features like the gain function and digital boost (among others). Also a very useful feature in the pro app is the playthrough (or playback) function that you can use when you record your own voice. Through playthrough, you can immediately do a sound check and verify if the device is indeed recording. When compared to the sound of my iPhone's built-in mic (and also the mic on the headphone), RODE delivers a far better sound quality. I do a lot of karaoke singing using the smule app, and the RODE mic now makes me sound a lot better. I also recommend using the rubber windshield that came with the product because it dramatically eliminates the hisses and the rumbles.
CONS: It fits snugly to my iPhone 6 plus and I will find a new case with hollow bottom. With my current case, I had to take it out first in order to attach the mic. Also, if you use iPhone, you have to attach the headphone first ahead of the RODE mic because iOS remembers the last inserted device to be the audio input. Also, it's quite pricey already and RODE should have given a coupon that can be redeemed to pay for the cost of the $5.99 app. Regardless, I still give the product 5 stars.
Ed Snowman
5.0 out of 5 starsIt woks great. Sounds great
Using with iPod Touch (6th gen) and Mulitrack DAW app by Harmonic Dog. It woks great. Sounds great. Works with 24/96 if needed too. Better then Zoom stuff. Nice case and baffle included. You have to really stick the mic in the baffle to get it to fit and then they go in the case together, very snug. Good design and build quality overall.
5.0 out of 5 starsSounds great at 96k
A lot easier than toting around an H4n, and as long as you keep your phone charged you never have to worry about batteries. Sounds great at 96k, low noise and the included windscreen works great.
5.0 out of 5 starsgood mic!
Very good mic, very impressive with the quality.
sadly it only works with apple, so i have to carry my ipad whenever i need it.
5.0 out of 5 starsGreat Microphone, Awkward App
The microphone is great and works amazing, however the app that rode built is not user intuitive at all. Too many screens to figure out how to turn up the mic gain or any other options. I thought the app would let you do more editing as their promo video showed, but you basically have to re-edit on a normal computer (we use this for podcasts in various environments).
Make sure you have enough space on your ipad/iphone because it made my iphone freak out (thought it died, but crashed the phone) because of limited recording space.
Great sound quality, easy to use with the iPhone app, seems very rugged.
AmzWin21
4.0 out of 5 starsscreen works great.
You never have to worry about batteries if your phone is charge. screen works great.
1.0 out of 5 starsa flat out lie
remember vw emissions? milions of cars sold and driven yet just one person figured out the fraud. this is the same thing. the rode rec rode le apps do not have 24/96 bitrate.Read more
2.0 out of 5 starsWARNING.
WARNING. The problen is if you have a external battery like a 'Mophie' this mic will not fit..It is too thick You have to separate the iPhone from
3.0 out of 5 starsI know these sound amazing, but rode dose not support the older iPhones ...
I know these sound amazing, but rode dose not support the older iPhones enymore and the rode apps require software that's too new for the older phones.Read more
francois monast
Love this microphone for interviews as it is a stereo microphone, it sure captures broadcast quality audio on the fly with my iPhone.
5.0 out of 5 starsthis mic was perfect for my budget
I'm pairing this with a BlackMagic Production Camera 4K. As an independent filmmaker and college student, this mic was perfect for my budget.Read more
1.0 out of 5 starsUnacceptble for the intended use.
This may well be the least thought out product from this otherwise great Australian maker of quality mics.Read more
5.0 out of 5 starsit's a great microphone and the quality is excellent
it's a great microphone and the quality is excellent. best microphone i've ever used. the only issue with it, and its the reason i don't use it is it doesn't work if theres a case...Read more
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