Check out her website! Refreshments will be served. Rainier League of Arts meets the third Tuesday of the month from Sept. to June. The evenings include a short business meeting, a program or demonstration in various media, socializing, and a chance to meet new art friends, be inspired and supported in your art endeavors. Dues are $20 per year.

Xavier University News July 2016 The Xavier Herald Receives Top Honors from the Louisiana Press Association The student staff of Xavier University’s newspaper, The Xavier Herald, brought home 4 major awards from the Louisiana Press Association’s 2016 Better Newspaper Competition.

From Nick Bonomo with Carolyn Sedgwick: 06/26/12 - Madison, Hammonasset State Park -- evening; the highlight was one of those oddball Tricolored-like Herons in the nature center marsh. We also had 4 Little Blue Herons (3 adults and one pied immature), 2 Roseate Tern foraging offshore, Marsh Wren, and an Orchard Oriole.

The cloud cover helped to give some contrast to the high birds that tried our patients all day. Raptor Observations: 8 species of hawks greater the day with mostly high looks. Sharpies topped the list with just over 200 and Vultures were second with 136.

. *** HCOMP 2020: Call for “Blue Sky Ideas" Track *** Virtually from Hilversum, the Netherlands October 26-28 2020 Website: https://www.humancomputation.com Twitter: @hcomp_conf IMPORTANT DATES - All times are midnight CEST (Amsterdam time) August 7, 2020: Paper due August 20, 2020: Notification of acceptance September 20

. *** HCOMP 2020: Second Call for ''Blue Sky Ideas'' Track *** Virtually from Hilversum, the Netherlands October 26-28 2020 Website: https://www.humancomputation.com Twitter: @hcomp_conf IMPORTANT DATES - All times are midnight CEST (Amsterdam time) August 7, 2020: Paper due August 20, 2020: Notification of acceptance September

The bias function was all of a sudden known and the bias grew for some noises as you went for 1000 samples, 10000 samples etc. to infinity... so 2-sample variance was indeed more useful. That's how it was coined as Allan's variance by fellow researchers. He also looked at the bias function for measurements with dead-time, another obsticle of its day.

Hi Guys, One thing that seems like an easy improvement to the USRP fpga build process would be to check that all the source files are present prior to launching a 2 hour process. If you are missing an RFNOC OOT module, then it isn't until after the build-ip step is finished that you find out that your module is not there.

I disassembled the unit and found that +5V is shorted to ground on the top board. No shorted tantalum caps or obvious failed parts. I am beginning to think it may be power/ground planes are shorted on the four layer board (all boards are four layer)... probably wasted $20 on a DC-DC. It's not going to be easy tracking down the short.

I suppose you can, there's probably millions of them out there in all manner of radios. Why not get an eval board for one of the plethora of MMIC PLLs out there that has VCO, dividers, etc. all on one die. Heck, NS has a whole webbench application that will basically design the thing for you. On a related note... What about a GPS signal simulator..