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Abstract: A system includes a gain control circuit configured to dynamically select a gain value based on an estimated temperature for a speaker voice coil, a base gain value, and a threshold temperature value. The system also includes a power control circuit configured to determine a power limit value based on the gain value. The system also includes a filter circuit configured to adjust values of a digitized audio signal based on the power limit value. The system also includes a digital-to-analog converter (DAC) coupled to the filter circuit and configured to convert a digital output of the filter circuit to an analog audio signal.

Hmm… funny. To me those people are all idiots. If you connect a device that you don’t know to another device that you think you know you can still read the labels? These kind of people should not be given a technical function of any kind. Think before you do something and if you don’t know anything about something then don’t touch it. MOst of the times this happens to the same kind of people, we all know such an idiot I’m sure. Years ago I met someone who was capable of pushing a 23-pin sub-d connector into a 25-pin sub-D connector and then he was surprised it did not work? Idiot. It was on an amiga in the early 90’s so that was at that time an expensive mistake.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer readable media for intelligent fetching of storage device commands from submission queues are disclosed. On method is implemented in a data storage device including a controller and a memory. The method includes collecting submission queue command statistics; monitoring resource state of the data storage device. The method further includes using the submission queue command statistics and the resource state to select a submission queue from which a next data storage device command should be fetched. The method further includes fetching the command from the selected submission queue. The method further includes providing the command to command processing logic.

As per world economic growth, the Memory Connector market size is estimated from XXX million $ in 2015 to XXX million $ in 2018. The Memory Connector Market is expected to exceed more than US$ XXX  million by 2023 at a CAGR of XXX in the given forecast period.

Electrostatic modification reagent and process for enhancing electrostatic separation in the beneficiation of ores Patent No. 10245596 

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Inventor(s): Daniel L. McBroom (Leonard, TX), Michael D. McBroom (Leonard, TX) Assignee(s): Apple Inc. (Cupertino, CA) Law Firm: Dickinson Wright RLLP (7 non-local offices) Application No., Date, Speed: 15965272 on 04/27/2018 (340 days app to issue)

Dogs present a problem and many a rider has gone down when they encounter a dog running after them. An experienced cyclist might outrun the dog, but usually if you stop and walk the bike, the dog will lose interest in you. Dog owners should be responsible and keep the dogs in their yards.

Abstract: A transportation system includes at least one passenger module and at least one autonomous engine module configured to operatively couple with the at least one passenger module to form an autonomous passenger vehicle.

I didn’t just suffer from procedural stupidity. I have engaged in some pretty major strategic stupidity. I wanted to design my own motorcycle engine. So when a neighbor machinist had an old obsolete Bostomatic mill, I jumped at the chance to buy it for $5,000. It was stupid to buy it when I could just send the parts out. I then decided to redesign the mill with a modern control system. Stupider still, I did a custom design with a PC motion-control card, instead of just paying to have a Fanuc control put on the machine. I ended up spending over $20,000, and eventually scrapped the machine since it didn’t have a tool changer and was slow and obsolete.

PUPS (People Understanding Parkinson’s): Meets on the fourth Tuesday of every month from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Find peace in a self-help group for those adjusting to a new diagnosis or dealing with early stages of Parkinson’s Disease. Group meets at the community center at the Giant Supermarket, 315 York Rd., Willow Grove. For more information, or to RSVP, call Lorna R. Glassman at 215-542-2931.Holy Redeemer HomeCare and Hospice seeks compassionate and emotionally mature volunteers to provide support to local hospice patients and their families in Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties. Volunteers may also assist with pet therapy and administrative work within the hospice department and are requested to have daytime availability. Hospice patient care volunteers visit with patients in their homes or nursing facilities once a week for two to three hours. They provide emotional support and companionship to patients and family members, assist with errands or provide respite for caregivers. Bereavement volunteers support the families of hospice patients following the loss of a loved one, while administrative volunteers assist with typing, mailings and/or filing. Hospice care workers provide a great service to families and loved ones of hospice patients. Many volunteers also report a great deal of personal satisfaction as a result of their services. Patient care and bereavement volunteers complete an application and attend an 18-hour volunteer training program that covers the medical, psychological and spiritual aspects of hospice volunteering. Day and evening training programs are offered. To sign up for volunteer opportunities in Pennsylvania, contact Holy Redeemer Volunteer Coordinator Jean Francis at 215-698-3737 or email jfrancis@holyredeemer.com.

The Reason for a Flower: May 4 at 10:30 a.m. Children in kindergarten through grade five are invited to discover “the reason for a flower.” Educators from the Tyler Arboretum teach about the parts of a flower and the life cycle of a plant through this hands-on and inquiry-based lesson. Students will learn how flowers attract different kinds of pollinators and perform an educational skit. Then students will dissect a real flower to look closely at all of the parts. After examining flowers up close, students will explore what comes next: the fruit and seed(s).