keepWidth else 1
    // Use AXI stream tlast signal
    val AXIS_LAST_ENABLE = 1
    // Propagate AXI stream tid signal
    val AXIS_ID_ENABLE = if (axisConfig.useId) 1 else 0
    // AXI stream tid signal width
    val AXIS_ID_WIDTH = if (axisConfig.useId) axisConfig.idWidth else 1
    // Propagate AXI stream tdest signal
    val AXIS_DEST_ENABLE = if (axisConfig.useDest) 1 else 0
    // AXI stream tdest signal width
    val AXIS_DEST_WIDTH = if (axisConfig.useDest) axisConfig.destWidth else 1
    // Propagate AXI stream tuser signal
    val AXIS_USER_ENABLE = if (axisConfig.useUser) 1 else 0
    // AXI stream tuser signal width
    val AXIS_USER_WIDTH = if (axisConfig.useUser) axisConfig.useUser else 1
    // Width of length field
    val LEN_WIDTH = lenWidth
    // Width of tag field
    val TAG_WIDTH = if (tagWidth > 0) tagWidth else 1
    // Enable support for scatter/gather DMA
    // (multiple descriptors per AXI stream frame)
    val ENABLE_SG = 0
    // Enable support for unaligned transfers
    val ENABLE_UNALIGNED = 1
  }

  val io = new Bundle {
    val clk = in Bool
    val rstn = in Bool

    val s_axis_read_desc  = slave Stream AxiStreamDMAReadCommand(axisConfig, addrWidth, lenWidth, tagWidth)
    val s_axis_write_desc = slave Stream AxiStreamDMAWriteCommand(addrWidth, lenWidth, tagWidth)
    val m_axis_read_data  = master Stream Fragment(AxiStreamPayload(axisConfig))
    val s_axis_write_data = slave Stream Fragment(AxiStreamPayload(axisConfig))
    // TODO: We ignore the datas
    // val m_axis_write_desc_status_id = master Flow NoData
    // val m_axis_write_desc_status_id = master Flow NoData
    val m_axi = master (Axi4(axiConfig))

    val read_enable = in Bool
    val write_enable = in Bool
    val write_abort = in Bool
  }

  setDefinitionName("axi_dma")
  addPrePopTask(renameIO)
  // TODO: check this! the inverse reset
  mapCurrentClockDomain(io.clk, io.rstn)

  addRTLPath("src/lib/verilog/verilog-axi/rtl/axi_dma.v")
  addRTLPath("src/lib/verilog/verilog-axi/rtl/axi_dma_rd.v")
  addRTLPath("src/lib/verilog/verilog-axi/rtl/axi_dma_wr.v")
}
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Since 1905, the mood of Picasso’s paintings has changed noticeably. The artist almost recovered from the suicide of his friend Casagemas, and brightness finally entered his life. Changes occurred gradually, and the more joyful moments Picasso experienced, the more life appeared in his works. First of all, this affected the color scheme of the paintings: warm, muted colors, red, pink, orange and brown replaced the cold shades of blue and grey. However, Picasso preferred pink, which gave the name to the new period in his work.
Picasso’s Girl On The Ball can be called a kind of synthesis of the blue and pink periods. In a surprising way, it combines the elusive anxiety of the first, and the easy serenity of the second. It is like a clash of the past and the future at one point, a visible transformation of Picasso’s creative methods and techniques. The contradiction is enhanced by using two different color palettes and opposing the main subjects of the picture.
The young gymnast girl wearing close bluish-grey tights, seems to be the continuation of the ball on which she balances, the curves of her body repeat its form. While the instability of her pose is more like a game, she seems to float in the air, barely touching the ball with her toes. In contrast, the athlete, pictured in the foreground, practically grows in the ground. The imposing cube on which he sits and the angular, powerful figure of the man literally turn him into the personification of stability. However, there is an invisible link between the characters of the canvas, despite all their dissimilarity, accentuated with the help of color. In the end, it becomes clear that they both constitute an ideal harmony of equilibrium, where one is impossible without the other.
The Arab Spring in Egypt, Change begins with the Youth
On December 18, 2010 we saw numerous protests envelope northern Africa and the Arab world, leading to the ousting of Tunisian, Egyptian, and Libyan leaders. The high concentration of wealth, lack of opportunity, corruption, insufficient government transparency, and, notably, the youth’s refusal to accept the status quo were the primary catalysts for the protests. Ultimately, the demonstrations were dubbed the “Arab Spring” which investigates the impact of those uprisings on African youth.
Although youth activists played critical roles in driving and managing the protests in most countries, their role will likely diminish in the near future. Historically, youth movements generally lack the organization, leadership, and comprehensive policy plat-forms necessary to sustain them. Moreover, many youth organizations are un-aware of already existing policies designed to empower the youth; take for instance, the African Youth Charter.
Unfortunately, the Arab Spring came during the period of a global economic downturn, making economic reforms more difficult. Consequently, youth unemployment in North Africa has increased sharply following the Arab Spring. According to the International Labor Organization (ILO), youth un-employment in North Africa has risen by almost five percentage points between 2010 and 2011.
In the Maghreb region, increasing emphasis has been placed on decreasing government dependency and fostering entrepreneurship.
The actions taken by the youth activists during the Arab Spring gave voice to their concerns about their individual futures, as well as that of their countries. These events provide hope for democracy and the overall respect of citizens’ rights. If this revolution proves successful we can thank our youth leaders for taking our continent to the next level of political and economic development.
Let us not look at North Africa only but also focus on East Africa as well. The issue of youth unemployment cuts across the whole East African region in Kenya, Uganda, Burundi, and Tanzania. The East African integration should put this into consideration on how these young people will be empowered. My beloved country Uganda tried her best to put aside the so called Youth Venture Capital Fund which brought in more harm than good to the Government and other people and up to now the issue has remained mysterious and remained more of a slogan.
Governments should know that the ‘’youth are a resource not a liability neither are they special species from a different planet’’, they only need to be understood and they also need to understand other people around them in order to foster streamlined National service delivery and create a conducive environment that brings back patriotism for the country not the saying that ‘’one man for himself then God for us all’’.
Why should one or two individuals swindle almost a whole budget of a ministry in two or more few days yet this ministry project is supposed to cater for the entire country? Unless these selfish and self styled individuals are brought to account for their deeds, we shall not nurture competent, efficient, honest and trustworthy civil servants that are able and willing to diligently serve their Country with one heart of no individualism.
How long will it take to know that trends change and will always change, there are no drugs in Government hospitals simply because people are not patriotic. Uganda has enough drugs, hospital in-charges and District Health Officers have to be accountable to the people at grass-root level.
My concern is more on the patients that are living positively and are already on ARVS, how are we maintaining them? And now that the HIV/AIDS prevalence rate has gone high, how are we preventing the Youth who are the majority from new infections? Focus on this vulnerable groups for the betterment of our Country and the entire world.
AKAMPA R.JOHNSON TANBULL
SRHR Youth Advocate & Nation Peer Trainer
SRHR ALLIANCE UGANDA, SCHOOL NET UGANDA. E-mail: [email protected]
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