 is to indicate device is still alive/active and not unresponsive?
or it is a battery indication?
whatever to indicate that the processor is still operating.
they will inevitably press it, and you can light the LED.
But I think Spehro probably has the right end of the stick.
something so that you are sure your main code is still executing.
Ya, hurry up to press what you have designed by yourself...
It is not so infrequent that embedded system has a HW reset button...
Thanks, but nobody think it maybe a battery indication?
nothing usually over the span of some minutes).
when the battery voltage is low.
wouldn't necessarily even need an ADC for go/no-go indication.
feature on your next product!
the life of an AC transformer.........Animal Species:Large Bent-wing Bat
In the nursery caves of the Large Bent-wing Bat there may be up to 3000 babies in a square metre of ceiling.
Habitat
Large Bent-wing Bats roost in caves, old mines, stormwater tunnels and occasionally in buildings. They can roost together in large numbers.
Seasonality
In south-eastern Australia Large Bent-wing Bats roost in cold caves during winter and hibernate.
Feeding and Diet
Large Bent-wing Bats feed mainly on moths and other flying insects. They fly quickly above tree tops in valleys, making fast dives to catch prey.
Life cycle
Female Large Bent-wing Bats roost together in warm, humid maternity caves when babies are born in summer. There are very few of these nursery caves
Predators, Parasites and Diseases
Eaten by owls, feral cats, pythons and sometimes by foxes. I
Conservation Status
Large Bent-wing Bats are vulnerable to disturbance from human visitors to cave roosts, destruction of caves by mining, and loss of feeding habitat by clearing and land degradation from agriculture. Thought to have declined in southern Australia during the past 30 years.
Classification
- Species:
- schreibersii
- Genus:
- Miniopterus
- Family:
- Vespertilionidae
- Order:
- Chiroptera
- Subclass:
- Eutheria
- Subphylum:
- Vertebrata
- Phylum:
- Chordata
- Kingdom:
- Animalia
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Tags bats, mammals, flying, flight, eutherians, placentals, vertebrates, bats in Australia, identification,Season 3 came out in July 2019. Yes, it’s been that long.
The last time we heard from Netflix’s supernatural retro show was in February 2020 when it dropped a teaser informing everyone that Jim Hopper (David Harbour) is very much alive and kicking…in Russia.
And now the streaming giant has released another teaser.
This one takes place in a facility where a bunch of kids, with shaved heads and in hospital gowns, are in a playroom.
Then we see a white-haired dude (is that Matthew Modine’s Dr Martin Brenner, the scientist who ran Hawkins Lab?) walking into the room and the children call him “Papa”.
The clip then shows a room with an ‘11’ number plate. It looks like Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) is held there against her will, maybe. A voice off-camera says, “Eleven, are you listening?”, and the telepath wakes up from her slumber.
The minute-long teaser doesn’t say much, actually. Is Eleven captured? Or is this flashback? Perhaps this is all but a dream? It ends abruptly with no info on a launch date — will it be ready for Fourth of July (like Season 3) or Halloween (like Season 2)?
Filming on Season 4 started in January 2020 but was suspended two months later due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Production resumed in October.
In November, the show added new cast members, including Jamie Campbell Bower (The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones), Tom Wlaschiha (Game of Thrones), and Robert Englund. Yes, Robert ‘Freddy muffin Krueger’ Englund.
There are two Harlems. There is the fast moving, economically rising glamour world typified by the Apollo Theatre, and there is the troubled community of wandering homeless, vacant lots, and abandoned buildings that surrounds it. Today's Harlem is in transition, entering a second renaissance. But City Hall holds the key to a new Harlem. New York City owns 65 percent of the community's real estate, and Mayor Edward Koch will set the tone for disposition of that property. The city's Board of Estimates must evaluate each project or plan.
Much of the funding will come through the Harlem Urban Development Corporation, the state agency that is planning and supervising the area's renewal, and from other state agencies and the federal government.
Blacks and other New Yorkers must also want to live, work, and do business in Harlem.
Two key black politicians are assessing every move revitalize Harlem: United States Rep. Charles Rangel (D), successor to flamboyant Harlem Congressman Adam Clayton Powell; and David Dinkins, president of the Borough of Manhattan.
They are asking tough questions: How much city property should the mayor sell to the highest bidders? Why not set aside some property for low- and moderate-income housing, or ensure that blacks have priority in buying real estate? Is it proper to transfer large plots to developers? Why not sell some brownstones to homesteading families who will use sweat equity to improve them?
``Don't let downtown forget Harlem,'' says Mr. Dinkins, who has formed a number of Harlem task forces to examine proposals, whether for the homeless or for a massive development.
He suggests that developers include low-income people in their plans, not limit themselves to middle- and high-income families.
Dinkins says he wants Harlem to have job-producing agencies, both private and public. ``I want task forces with experts to advise on all types of projects for Harlem,'' he says. ``I don't rubber-stamp anything. My staff analyzes, and I double-check their reports.'' He also seeks equal opportunity and community services such as health care, day care, and supermarkets.
Representative Rangel maintains a local office in the Powell State Office Building in the heart of Harlem. His local troubleshooter, Charles McKinney, participates in much of the planning.
As the congressman who has conducted probes of the drug traffic nationwide, Rangel keeps his eyes on the drug and crime situation in Harlem. But he watches the community as a whole as well.
McKinney speaks out for economic development, for tourist business, and for locally owned enterprises. New York has more black businesses, 17,350, than any other American city; businesses that gross $641.2 million, according to the Black Resource Guide, 1986 edition. New York is home to eight, including two in Brooklyn, of the nation's top 100 black businesses, according to Black Enterprise magazine. Harlem is also the site of the Freedom National Bank of New York, the nation's fourth largest black bank, with $94 million in assets; and Carver Federal Savings Bank, the nation's fourth largest black savings bank, with assets of $132 million.
Mr. Ennis has moved CORE's headquarters from Harlem to Brooklyn. He has given up residence in Harlem for Brooklyn, too. He is bucking a trend of businesses to reestablish in Harlem and of people to return to Harlem to live.
Black professionals are restoring brownstones as owners/residents or as tenants. Victoria Lucas who runs V.Lucas &amp; Associates, a marketing and consulting firm, will gladly invite her friends to her Sugar Hill apartment in Harlem. ``I love it,'' she says.
Mr. Jones raves about the renaissance of Harlem with its Columbia University, City University of New York, historic churches, and so much more. To him, Harlem seems to be very much on the mend.
Last of four articles. Others ran on March 9, 10, and 11.Perfect World Entertainment and Gunfire Games have released a new video, showing around 30 minutes of gameplay footage from the PAX West build of Remnant: From the Ashes. Remnant: From the Ashes is a third-person survival-action game that is developed by the Darksiders 3 developers and is set in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by mythical creatures.
The game promises to provide players and up to three of their friends with a unique, customizable gameplay experience filled with intense shooting and melee combat, gear and weapon crafting, character progression and dynamically-generated levels that offer an infinite number of ways to explore and take on deadly monsters and epic bosses.
Unfortunately, this video has been severely compressed and from what we can see we can’t find anything impressive (visual-wise). Still, it looks like a fun game so it remains to be seen whether it will be able to offer a meaningful single-player campaign mode or not.
Remnant: From the Ashes is currently planned for a 2019 release!Impact of cadmium, cobalt and nickel on sequence-specific DNA binding of p63 and p73 in vitro and in cells.
Site-specific DNA recognition and binding activity belong to common attributes of all three members of tumor suppressor p53 family proteins: p53, p63 and p73. It was previously shown that heavy metals can affect p53 conformation, sequence-specific binding and suppress