MotionX-GPS Track: Fern Canyon

Hello,

Connie O'Dell uses MotionX-GPS on the iPhone and is sharing with you the following track:

Name:		Fern Canyon
Date:		Jul 27, 2013 3:27 pm
Map: (valid until Jan 23, 2014)		View on Map
Distance:		2.14 miles
Elapsed Time:		1:12:55
Avg Speed:		1.8 mph
Max Speed:		7.7 mph
Avg Pace:		34' 03" per mile
Min Altitude:		5,741 ft
Max Altitude:		7,460 ft
Start Time:		2013-07-27T21:27:27Z
Start Location:
	Latitude:	39º 57' 54" N
	Longitude:	105º 17' 23" W
End Location:
	Latitude:	39º 58' 17" N
	Longitude:	105º 15' 55" W

 

MotionX-GPS Commonly Asked Questions

1. What is MotionX-GPS?
   MotionX-GPS is the essential GPS application for outdoor enthusiasts. It puts an easy-to-use, state-of-the-art handheld GPS on your iPhone.


2. Can I use MotionX-GPS?
   Sure! MotionX-GPS can be downloaded from the iTunes App Store.


3. How can I display tracks in Google Earth?
   Follow the directions on the Google Earth web site to download and install the Google Earth program. Save the attached "Fern Canyon.kmz" file to your computer. Launch Google Earth, select File, Open, and open the saved "Fern Canyon.kmz" file.


4. This email was forwarded to me. Where are the attachments?
   Some e-mail programs do not include the original attachments by default when forwarding an e-mail. In this case, the sender must reattach the original files for them to be included.

 

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DVCon 2013 PlayList, verification et al, thanks to Shelf3D.com

Nice playlist for the design verification crowd:

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DVCon 2013 - Meirav Nitzan of Xilinx on her poster "A Smart Generation of Design Attributes" Meirav Nitzan of Xilinx R&D elaborates on her DVCon 2013 poster, "Taming the Beast: A Smart Generation of Design Attributes (Parameters) for Verification Closure Using Specman".	DVCon 2013 -- Neyaz Khan, Maxim, discusses mixed-signal (MS-SoC) verification In this interview Neyaz Khan, distinguished member of technical staff at Maxim, discusses best practices for mixed-signal SoC verification -- the topic of a DVCon 2013 paper he co-authored.	DVCon 2013: AXI Asynchronous Bridge Verification with AXI ABVIP and Formal Datapath Scoreboards An interview with presenter Chris Komar on the DVCon 2013 paper 2.1, "Overcoming AXI Asynchronous Bridge Verification Challenges with AXI Assertion-Based Verification IP (ABVIP) and Formal Datapath Scoreboards"
DVCon 2013: Saurabh Shrivastava of Xilinx on paper "How to Kill 4 Birds with 1 Stone Using Formal" Joseph Hupcey III speaks with Saurabh Shrivastava of Xilinx about his DVCon paper, "How to Kill 4 Birds with 1 Stone: In a Highly Configurable Design Using Formal to Validate Legal Configurations, Find Design Bugs, and Improve Testbench and Software Specifications" . (Authors: Saurabh Shrivastava, Kavita Dangi, Mukesh Sharma - Xilinx, Inc.; Darrow Chu - Cadence Design Systems, Inc.)	DVCon 2013: Best Practices in Verification Planning Co-author and presenter Paul Carzola shares some highlights of DVCon 2013 paper 4.2, "Best Practices in Verification Planning"	DVCon 2013 - Interview with AMIQ CEO Cristian Amitroaie Joseph Hupcey III speaks with Amiq CEO Cristian Amitroaie discuss trends in supporting the unavoidable mix of design & verification languages in simple work flows, and innovations supporting specific languages like SystemVerilog, e, and VHDL.
DVCon 2013 - Joseph Hupcey III speaks with James Pasco of STMicroelectronics	DVCon 2013 - Tutorial: Fast Track Your UVM Debug Productivity with Simulation and Acceleration Joe Hupcey III speaks with Nadav Chazan and Chris Dietrich of Cadence R&D about the DVCon tutorial "Fast Track Your UVM Debug Productivity with Simulation and Acceleration". Here Nadav and Chris outline some of the latest debug technologies and methodologies that increase the users' productivity and throughput -- in particular, how to combine the advantages of interactive and post-processing techniques.	DVCon 2013: Interview with Oski Technology CEO Vigyan Singhal Joseph Hupcey III speaks with Vigyan Singhal, the CEO of from formal and ABV specialist Oski Technology, about how careful advanced planning can substantially reduce risk in verification projects.
DVCon 2013 -- Mike Stellfox of Cadence discusses verification planning Mike Stellfox, Cadence fellow, discusses a DVCon panel he spoke at titled "Best Practices in Verification Planning."	DVCon 2013 -- John Biggs, IEEE 1801 chair, discusses new power format standard In this interview John Biggs, principal engineer at ARM and chair of the IEEE 1801 (Unified Power Format) working group, discusses the new IEEE 1801-2013 standard and notes additions and improvements.	DVCon 2013 -- Ziv Binyamini of Cadence comments on "million design starts" panel Ziv Binyamini, vice president and CTO of the System and Software Group at Cadence, comments on a panel he spoke at titled "Road to 1 Million Design Starts."
DVCon 2013 -- Stuart Swan of Cadence discusses high-level modeling In this interview Stuart Swan, senior architect at Cadence, discusses a methodology for using the same models for high-level synthesis and virtual prototyping. He spoke about this topic at a DVCon 2013 tutorial.

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Makefile,pipes,awk,shell assignment, and $$1, oh my...

>>> On 9/5/2012 7:02 PM, Tim Daneliuk wrote:
...
>> Here's the line that is failing:
>>
>> 2LATEX   = $(shell which rst2latex.py rst2latex | tr '\012' ' ' | awk '{print $1}')  --stylesheet=parskip
>
> Bryan's example is using := for assignment.


...That wasn't it, as it turned out.  The problem was in the awk statement.

Instead of:

     awk '{print $1}'

I had to use:

     awk '{print $$1}'    


This is necessary because $1 is a *make* variable but $$1 is the awk variable I wanted ($1)....

D'uh ....

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Tim Daneliuk

Somewhat OT: Using Pipes Inside a GNU Make File

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Google sues IRS; NSA and Your Freedom, Part 2, and more thanks to GMSV

Google sues IRS over AOL in today’s alphabet soup winner

Posted on Friday June 28, 2013

The news that ginormous search giant Google is suing the IRS over a transaction with AOL has tech experts across the country asking: What’s AOL?

Plugging away: Army blocks Guardian website in wake of NSA spying reports; Stuxnet leak probe

Posted on Friday June 28, 2013

File this under “F” for futile: The Army is restricting access to the Guardian website to try to crack down on leaks, theMonterey County Herald reports. The Guardian was the first to write about the extent of the National Security Agency’s surveillance program earlier this month, and it reported details about a separate spying program yesterday. The Guardian’s reports are based on classified documents leaked by former government tech contractor Edward Snowden, who is now wanted by U.S. authorities.

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Best practices for helping parents with computers when you're out-of-state, Connie's opinion

1) Buy or get your parents to buy a laptop that will fit in the longer of the 2 "medium" USPS priority mail boxes, leaving a little room for protective wrapping (costs about $11 to ship and the computers tend to survive the experience)
2) Obtain the computer long enough to install free virus scanning like MSE if it's a PC, and be sure to install LogMeIn, keep a log of all the passwords you use for LogMeIn (there is one for the account and one for each computer), and to do any other setup (OpenOffice is usually handy).
3) Setup cloud backup of documents and desktop using DropBox or SugarSync or something (parents often only need the free service), again keep the passwords.
3) Ship it back, and when you get that phone call about the non-working computer/bad browser behavior/question about whether recommended updates are real or viruses, use LogMein if the machine boots, which will let you see everything that is happening on the screen, or do it yourself!
If it will not boot/let them login, get them to ship it back to you for further brain surgery...   ;-)

And so on and so on...

Heisenberg and Schrodinger are on a road trip, when a cop pulls them over. The officer walks up and asks if they know how fast they’re going.

It's hard to explain puns to kleptomaniacs because they always take things literally.

Jean-Paul Sartre is sitting at a French cafe, revising his draft of Being and Nothingness. He says to the waitress, "I'd like a cup of coffee, please, with no cream." The waitress replies, "I'm sorry, Monsieur, but we're out of cream. How about with no milk?"

Werner Heisenberg, Kurt Gödel, and Noam Chomsky walk into a bar. Heisenberg turns to the other two and says, "Clearly this is a joke, but how can we figure out if it's funny or not?" Gödel replies, "We can't know that because we're inside the joke." Chomsky says, "Of course it's funny. You're just telling it wrong."

Heisenberg and Schrodinger are on a road trip, when a cop pulls them over. The officer walks up and asks if they know how fast they're going. Heisenberg replies that they do not, but know with high precision where they are. The cop thinks that's weird, and begins to search the vehicle. He opens the trunk and asks, "did you know you've got a dead cat in the trunk?" Schrodinger says, "well, *now* we do."

 What's the contour integral around western Europe? Zero, all the poles are in eastern Europe

robot future; mental illness, bike offenders, Tourette’s and Twitter, dead blogs, thanks to GMSV

MIT’s Cynthia Breazeal talks our robot future with Thomas Friedman

Posted on Thursday June 20, 2013

Cynthia Breazeal stopped by a global gabfest hosted by New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman to talk about how there’s no need to worry that the robots she’s working on at MIT are going to take over the world and eat us.

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Off topic: Peppers, mental illness, biking offenders, Tourette’s and Twitter, dead blogs
Posted on Friday June 21, 2013

Here’s a hot story: peppers, pleasure and pain. On the persistent mental-illness taboo. A registry of sidewalk-biking offenders in San Francisco.Surrender Your Say uses Twitter as a tool for Tourette’s awareness. (via Metafilter) And Zombie Dead Blog isn’t about the walking dead, it’s a blog about abandoned blogs. (via Mental Floss)

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