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Abstract: Example embodiments of the present invention relate to a method, a system, and a computer program product for replicating a virtual volume. The method includes creating a volume in a first datacenter, the volume in the first datacenter accessible as a virtual volume exposed to the first datacenter and a second datacenter, and establishing replication of the virtual volume to a third datacenter.

Pmod connectors are multi-protocol, but for each protocol there is a single pinout. So there’s an SPI Pmod and an I2C Pmod, and the pins are always in the same place. There isn’t a Pmod standard for every conceivable application, of course, so there’s a GPIO pinout that gives you free rein over what goes where. We think that it would be nice if some additional notable protocols (I2S? one-wire? servos? analog stereo audio?) were included in the specs, but the community can also handle these lower-level details.

I recently settled for PogoProg (http://protofusion.org/wordpress/2013/05/open-hardware-pogo-pin-programmer/). You can also search on OSHpark board order. It’s dedicated to AVR ISP but surely could be adapted to Pmod. Actually I made my own version (another “standard”?! duuuhhh!!!) for PIC ICSP. Ahhh and pogo pins are easily and cheap to get on Aliexpress.

Abstract: In one embodiment, an apparatus comprises a processing device configured to: obtain sensor data from one or more sensors associated with an aircraft, wherein the one or more sensors are configured to detect information associated with an operating environment of the aircraft; detect an object near the aircraft based on the sensor data; obtain a camera feed from a camera associated with the aircraft, wherein the camera feed comprises a camera view of at least a portion of the aircraft; generate a display output based on the camera feed and the sensor data, wherein the display output comprises a visual perspective of the object relative to the aircraft; and cause the display output to be displayed on a display device.

2-Page profiles for 10+ leading manufacturers and 10+ leading retailers is included, along with 3 years financial history to illustrate the recent performance of the market. Revised and updated discussion for 2018 of key macro and micro market influences impacting the sector are provided with a thought-provoking qualitative comment on future opportunities and threats. This report combines the best of both statistically relevant quantitative data from the industry, coupled with relevant and insightful qualitative comment and analysis.

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Inventor(s): Ching-Huang Lu (Fremont, CA), Hong-Yan Chen (San Jose, CA), Wei Zhao (Fremont, CA), Yingda Dong (San Jose, CA) Assignee(s): SanDisk Technologies LLC (Addison, TX) Law Firm: Vierra Magen Marcus LLP (2 non-local offices) Application No., Date, Speed: 15694008 on 09/01/2017 (578 days app to issue)

Systems and methods for acquiring and launching and guiding missiles to multiple targets Patent No. 10240900 

Bicycle Guider recommends the CTY 2.1 as the "best bike for commuting in urban areas." The reviewer found the seat to be quite comfortable and noted that he could accelerate quickly from a standstill — a must when you have several traffic lights along your commute. One negative he mentions is that he had a hard time finding fenders and kickstands that matched the bike.

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Local Author Event: The Lower Providence Community Library will host a local author event May 4 from 2 to 4 p.m. Discover seven authors from the area. Hear them read from their books and talk with them about their writing process. Books will be available for purchase. Authors taking part are Tina Cambria, Veronica Forand, Jacqueline Jayne, Miranda Montrose, Rachell Nichole, Susan Scott Shelley and Suzette Riddick. This program is free and open to the public. Registration requested by emailing bloewengart@mclinc.org, calling 610-666-6640 ext. 25 or stopping by the library circulation desk.