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52 Ancestors - Week 280: #473 Mercy (Kelsey) Cutter (1698-1760) of Woodbridge, New Jersey
Mercy Kelsey (1698-1760) is #473 on my Ahnentafel List, my 6th great-grandmother, who married #472 Richard Cutter (1682-1756) in about 1722 in Woodbridge, New Jersey.
* their son, #236 William Cutter (1722-1788), married #237 Mary Kent (1726-????) in about 1744.
* their son, #118 Stephen Cutter (1745-1823), married #119 Tabitha Randolph (1752-1841) in about 1769.
* their daughter #59 Sarah Cutter (1785-1878), married #58 William Knapp (1775-1856) in about 1804.
* their daughter, #29 Sarah Knapp (1818-1904), married #28 David Auble (1817-1894) in 1844.
* their son #14 Charles Auble (1849-1916), married #15 Georgianna Kemp (1868-1952) in 1898.
* their daughter #7 Emily Kemp Auble (1899-1977), married #6 Lyle Lawrence Carringer (1891-1976) in 1918.
* Name: Mercy Kelsey[1–2]
* Alternate Name: Mercy Cutter[3-6]
* Alternate Name: Mercy Kelsey Cutter[7]
* Sex: Female
* Father: Joseph Kelsey (1673-1742)
* Mother: Joannes "Jane" DeCamp (1677-1739)
* Birth: about 1698, Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey, United States[1]
* Distribution : 1 July 1742 (about age 44), father's will proved; Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey, United States[2-3]
* Distribution: 27 November 1753 (about age 55), brother's will proved; Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey, United States[4]
* Distribution: 22 January 1757 (about age 59), husband's will proved; Woodbridge, Middlesex, New Jersey, United States[5]
* Will: 28 November 1759 (about age 61), will written; Woodbridge, Middlesex, New Jersey, United States[6]
* Death: before 28 May 1760 (before about age 62), Woodbridge, Middlesex, New Jersey, United States[7]
* Burial: after 28 May 1760 (after about age 62), First Presbyterian Churchyard, Woodbridge, Middlesex, New Jersey, United States[7]
* Probate: 28 May 1760, will provedwritten; Woodbridge, Middlesex, New Jersey, United States[6]
* Spouse 1: Richard Cutter (1682-1756)
* Marriage 1: about 1722 (about age 40), probably Woodbridge, Middlesex, New Jersey, United States[1]
* Child 9: William Cutter (1722-1780)
* Child 10: Joseph Cutter (1725-1767)
* Child 11: Mary Cutter (1728- )
* Child 12: Rebecca Cutter (1730- )
* Child 13: Ebenezer Cutter (1732- )
* Child 14: Samuel Cutter (1734-1759)
Information about the Cutter family was obtained from History of the Cutter Family of New England, by Dr. Benjamin Cutter, published Boston, 1871[1].
Information about the Kelsey family was obtained from A Genealogy of the Descendants of William Kelsey, by Edward A. claypool and Azalea Cizbee, published in 1928[2].
Mercy Kelsey was born in about 1698 in Elizabeth, New Jersey, the first child of Joseph Kelsey and Joannes DeCamp of Elizabeth[2].
She married Richard Cutter, son of William and Rebecca (Rolfe) Cutter in about 1722 in Woodbridge, as his second wife[1]. They had six children between 1722 and about 1734, all probably born in Woodbridge[1]:
* William Cutter (1722-1780), married Mary Kent in about 1744.
* Joseph Cutter (1725-1767), married Ann Campyon before 1752.
* Mary Cutter (1728-????), married Baker.
* Rebecca Cutter (1730-????)
* Ebenezer Cutter (1732-????)
* Samuel Cutter (1734-1759)
Marcy Cutter is mentioned as a daughter in her father's will, dated 13 February 1739, and proved 1 July 1742, abstracted in the New Jersey Calendar of Wills, Vol. XXX, page 279[3].
Mercy Cutter is mentioned in her brother Joseph Kelsey's will, dated 24 April 1752, and proved 27 November 1753, abstracted in the New Jersey Calendar of Wills, Volume XXXII, page 184[4]. It calls her "sister Marcey Cutter."
"1752, Apr. 24. Keley (Kelsey), Joseph, of the Borough of Elisabeth, Essex Co., yeoman, will of. Brothers -- Benjamin Kelsey and Daniel Kelsey, who has daughters Maney and Ruth, both under 18. Mentions cousin Lowrance Decamp, Hannah and Mary, daughters of sister Mary Oliver, dec'd. children of sister Ruth, dec'd, wife of Benjamine Elstone; children of dec'd sister, Phebe Wood; children of sister, Elydia Winans; also sisters Marcey Cutter and Hannah Badgle. Real and personal property. Executors -- Joseph Wood, of Middlesex Co., and James Badley, of "Elisabeth Borrow." Witnesses -- Daniel Cargel, Jeremiah Oliver, Abraham Clark. Proved Nov. 27, 1753.
Lib. F, p. 147"
In husband Richard Cutter's will dated 20 September 1756 and proved 22 January 1757, he bequeathed to his wife Mercy Cutter[5]:
" I Give & bequeath to my well beloved Wife Mercy Cutter the one equal third part of all the Neat profit & Income of both my Grist Mill and Sawmill which she shall have & enjoy for & during her natural life also I Give to my said Wife the one half part of the priviledge use & benefit of my former Dwelling House at the Cornfield Landing her part to be taken where she shall chuse and also the use & benefit of the one half part of the Lands & Meadows lying & adjoyning on the Northerly side of the said Dwelling House & on the North side of the said Dwelling House & on the North side of the Road that goes by the same Bounded Westerly by the Lands herein after given to my Son Richard Cutter Northerly by Zebulon Pike's Land Easterly in part by Will'm Cutter's Land and partly by the great Creek including the Islands & Meadow lying Northerly of Bradly's Creek which moiety shall remain to my said wife during her natural life. Also I Give & bequeath to my Wife aboves'd One Feather Bed & sufficient furniture & also the Sum or value of fifty pounds of curr't money of this Province to be taken out of my Moveable Estate in such particular things as my wife shall chuse & being by her chosen they shall be Prized and Delivered to her by my Executors and shall remain to her her Heirs & assigns for ever."
Mercy (Kelsey) Cutter died after 13 November 1759 when she wrote her will, and before 28 May 1760 when her will was proved in the Middlesex County probate court[6]. The will reads:
"In the name of God Amen, the thirteenth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and fifty nine I Mercy Cutter of Woodbridge in the county of Middlesex and province of New Jersey being of perfect mind and memory and calling unto mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men and women once to dye, do make and ordain this my last will and testament and as touching such worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life I do give and dispose of the same in the following manner and form.
"Imprimis it is my will and I do give order all my estate to be valued and appraised by two honest neighbours such as my executors hereafter named shall chuse and also sell the same if my said executors shall so chuse and cannot otherways agree. And I do order my said executors in the first place to pay all my just debts and funeral charges out of my estate and the remainder of my estate I do give and dispose of as followeth.
"Item I give to my son William Cutter the sum of five shillings.
"Item I give to my daughter Rebeccah Frazee the sum of twenty pounds.
"Item I give to my daughter Mary Baker the wife of Jacob Baker the sum of five pounds, all which shall be paid to them at one year after my decease. I also give to my granddaughter Mercy Cutter the sum of five pounds.
"Item I give to my grandson Kelsey Cutter the sum of five pounds. I give to my granddaughter Mercy Baker the sum of five pounds, to be paid to them when they come of age, and all the several sums or legacies which I have herein given is meant and intended by me to be current money of New Jersey at eight shillings the ounce.
* Item I give one half of the remainder of my estate to my son Ebenezar Cutter.
"Item I give the other half of the said remainder of my estate unto my grandson John Baker and to my granddaughter Mercy Baker to be equally divided between them and to be paid to them when they come of age.
"And I do hereby constitute make and ordain my son Ebenezar Cutter and my daughter Rebeccah Frazee my executor and executrix of this my last will and testament and do hereby utterly disallow revoke and disannull all and every other former wills legacies and executors by me in any ways before this time named willed and bequeathed ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament. In wittness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and seal the day and year above written.
"Signed sealed and delivered by the said Mercy } her
Cutter to be her last will & testament in the presence of } Mercy M Cutter {LS}
Francis Campyon Joseph Thorne Benjamin Jackson } mark"
"Memorandum that on the twenty eighth day of May one thousand seven hundred and sixty, Francis Campyon one of the wittnesses wiithin subscribed evidences appeared before me John Smyth duly authorised &c And he being duely sworn on the Holy Evangelists on his oath declares that he did see Mercy Cutter the testator within named sign and seal the written instrument and heard her publish pronounce and declare the same to be her last will and testament, that at the doing thereof she was of sound mind and memory to the best of the deponent's knowledge and as he verily believes and that at the same time Joseph Thorn and Benjamin Jackson the other evidences were also present and signed as evidences as he the deponant did in the testatrix's presence.
John Smyth
"Also that at the same time Ebenezar Cutter one of the executors in the with-in will named came before me and was duely qualifyed by takeing the oath of an executor as appointed by law. John Smyth
"Probat granted by Gov'r Bernard &c (in the usual form &c) dated the same twenty eighth day of May 1760. Chas Read Reg'r
"Examined and agrees with the original, the word (wittnesses) obliterated in the proof was by mistake in recording . Smyth Reg'r"
Mercy (Kelsey) Cutter was buried in the First Presbyterian Church graveyard, but no stone or inscription survives[7].
1. Edward A. Claypool and Azalea Clizbee, A Genealogy of the Descendants of William Kelsey (Sanford, N.C. : n.p., 1928), pages 65-67, Joseph Kelsey sketch.
2. Dr. Benjamin Cutter, The History of the Cutter Family of New England (Boston, Mass. : 1871), pages 39-41, Richard Cutter sketch.
3. A. Van Doren Honeyman, editor,, Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey: First Series -- Volume XXX: Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Administrations, etc., Volume III -- 1730-1750 (Somerville, N.J.: The Unionist Gazette Association, Printers, 1918), page 279, Joseph Kellsey Sr. will entry.
4. A. Van Doren Honeyman (editor), Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, First Series, Vol. XXXII; Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Administrations, etc. Volume IV, 1751-1760 (Somerville, N.J. : Unionist-Gazette Association, Printers, 1928), page 184, Joseph Kelsey will abstract.
5. New Jersey, Wills and Probate Records, 1656-1999, indexed database with digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 2 September 2015, no longer available), Middlesex County, Wills, Liber F, pages 397-402 (images 538-541), Richard Cutter will papers, 1756; citing original data from New Jersey County, District and Probate Courts.
6. New Jersey, Wills and Probate Records, 1656-1999, indexed database with digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 2 September 2015, images no longer available)), New Jersey Surrogate's Court, Middlesex County, Wills, Liber H, pages 74-75 (image 311), Mercy Cutter will, 1759; citing original data from New Jersey County, District and Probate Courts.
7. Find A Grave, indexed database and digital image, (http://www.findagrave.com), First Presbyterian Churchyard, Woodbridge, N.J., Mercy Kelsey Cutter memorial #114269710.
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§ 2213. Critical projects
(a) Identification of Projects
(1) Project submission
Any Project Sponsor may submit, so long as the Oversight Board is in operation, any existing, ongoing, or proposed project to the Revitalization Coordinator. The Revitalization Coordinator shall require such submission to include--
(A) the impact the project will have on an emergency;
(B) the availability of immediate private capital or other funds, including loan guarantees, loans, or grants to implement, operate, or maintain the project;
(C) the cost of the project and amount of Puerto Rico government funds, if any, necessary to complete and maintain the project;
(D) the environmental and economic benefits provided by the project, including the number of jobs to be created that will be held by residents of Puerto Rico and the expected economic impact, including the impact on ratepayers, if applicable;
(E) the status of the project if it is existing or ongoing; and
(F) in addition to the requirements found in subparagraphs (A) through (E), the Revitalization Coordinator may require such submission to include any or all of the following criteria that assess how the project will--
(i) reduce reliance on oil for electric generation in Puerto Rico;
(ii) improve performance of energy infrastructure and overall energy efficiency;
(iii) expedite the diversification and conversion of fuel sources for electric generation from oil to natural gas and renewables in Puerto Rico as defined under applicable Puerto Rico laws;
(iv) promote the development and utilization of energy sources found on Puerto Rico;
(v) contribute to transitioning to privatized generation capacities in Puerto Rico;
(vi) support the Energy Commission of Puerto Rico in achievement of its goal of reducing energy costs and ensuring affordable energy rates for consumers and business; or
(vii) achieve in whole or in part the recommendations, if feasible, of the study in section 2215(d) of this title to the extent such study is completed and not inconsistent with studies or plans otherwise required under Puerto Rico laws.
(2) Identification of relevant Puerto Rico agencies
Within 20 days of receiving a project submission under paragraph (1), the Revitalization Coordinator shall, in consultation with the Governor, identify all Puerto Rico Agencies that will have a role in the permitting, approval, authorizing, or other activity related to the development of such project submission.
(3) Expedited Permitting Process
(A) Submission of Expedited Permitting Process
Not later than 20 days after receiving a project submission, each Puerto Rico Agency identified in paragraph (1) shall submit to the Revitalization Coordinator the Agency's Expedited Permitting Process.
(B) Failure to provide Expedited Permitting Process
If a Puerto Rico Agency fails to provide an Expedited Permitting Process within 20 days of receiving a project submission, the Revitalization Coordinator shall consult with the Governor to develop within 20 days an Expedited Permitting Process for the Agency.
(C) Implementation and prioritization
The Revitalization Coordinator shall require Puerto Rico Agencies to implement the Expedited Permitting Process for Critical Projects. Critical Projects shall be prioritized to the maximum extent possible in each Puerto Rico Agency regardless of any agreements transferring or delegating permitting authority to any other Territorial Instrumentality or municipality.
(b) Critical Project Report
(1) In general
For each submitted project, the Revitalization Coordinator in consultation with the Governor and relevant Puerto Rico Agencies identified in subsection (a)(2) shall develop a Critical Project Report within 60 days of the project submission, which shall include:
(A) An assessment of how well the project meets the criteria in subsection (a)(1).
(B) A recommendation by the Governor whether the project should be considered a Critical Project. If the Governor fails to provide a recommendation during the development of the Critical Project Report, the failure shall constitute a concurrence with the Revitalization Coordinator's recommendation in subparagraph (E).
(C) In the case of a project that may affect the implementation of Land-Use Plans, as defined by Puerto Rico Act 550-2004, a determination by the Planning Board will be required within the 60-day timeframe. If the Planning Board determines such project will be inconsistent with relevant Land-Use Plans, then the project will be deemed ineligible for Critical Project designation.
(D) In the case of an Energy Project that will connect with the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority's transmission or distribution facilities, a recommendation by the Energy Commission of Puerto Rico, if the Energy Commission determines such Energy Project will affect an approved Integrated Resource Plan, as defined under Puerto Rico Act 54-2014. If the Energy Commission determines the Energy Project will adversely affect an approved Integrated Resource Plan, then the Energy Commission shall provide the reasons for such determination and the Energy Project shall be ineligible for Critical Project designation, provided that such determination must be made during the 60-day timeframe for the development of the Critical Project Report.
(E) A recommendation by the Revitalization Coordinator whether the project should be considered a Critical Project.
(2) Public involvement
Immediately following the completion of the Critical Project Report, the Revitalization Coordinator shall make such Critical Project Report public and allow a period of 30 days for the submission of comments by residents of Puerto Rico specifically on matters relating to the designation of a project as a Critical Project. The Revitalization Coordinator shall respond to the comments within 30 days of closing the coming period and make the responses publicly available.
(3) Submission to Oversight Board
Not later than 5 days after the Revitalization Coordinator has responded to the comments under paragraph (2), the Revitalization Coordinator shall submit the Critical Project Report to the Oversight Board.
(c) Action by the Oversight Board
Not later than 30 days after receiving the Critical Project Report, the Oversight Board, by majority vote, shall approve or disapprove the project as a Critical Project, if the Oversight Board--
(1) approves the project, the project shall be deemed a Critical Project; and
(2) disapproves the project, the Oversight Board shall submit to the Revitalization Coordinator in writing the reasons for disapproval.
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Fischer meets with precision ag professionals during Northeast roundtable
NORFOLK, Neb. – A member of Nebraska's congressional delegation was in Norfolk recently for a discussion on the use of technologies that lead to better efficiencies on farms and in the ag industry.
U.S. Sen. Deb Fischer met with ag industry leaders and representatives of Northeast Community College Wednesday at the Acklie College Farm for a roundtable discussion on the future of precision agriculture and the technology necessary to maximize its effectiveness. In addition to Northeast, others at the table represented implement dealers, irrigation manufacturers, commodity and livestock organizations, ag producers, and farm groups.
Following the meeting, Fischer told reporters that it was important to bring together the groups to hear of new technologies and advancements in precision ag that are forthcoming. One issue she did hear during the roundtable concerned adequate broadband connectivity in rural areas to use such technology.
"You have to be able to have a reliable system where you can, first of all, manage the information that you're going to gather but to be able to know what your soil is like. What are your soil needs? Do you need to put any nutrients in the soil? How much water do your plants need - and to measure that at different areas across the field to be able to monitor animals and feedlot," she said. … "(Precision agriculture) just helps the producers to be able to be better stewards of their land and of their lifestyle."
Fischer said there has to be a plan to address areas that are underserved or have no broadband connectivity. She said the previous Farm Bill and the Infrastructure Bill approved earlier this year includes approximately $200 million to deploy broadband to unserved and underserved areas.
Northeast Community College initiated its precision agriculture program in 2016. Students develop technical skills to learn to interpret, analyze, and utilize data gathered from precision agriculture technologies to improve production. Graduates are employed as technicians and producers in a rapidly changing industry that is focused on maximizing yield potential through resource efficient practices.
Tara Smydra, dean of science, math, agriculture, and technology at Northeast, said the College's precision ag program focuses on using technology as a management-decision making tool.
"It's not always about the technologies that you use. It's about the data you collect and how you use it," Smydra said. "Students have to have a really strong understanding of that so they can be the right people who work for their employer and to produce for Nebraska. We also want our students to understand the stewardship involved with precision ag and to communicate strongly and clearly just how beneficial it can be for businesses and producers."
Fischer said college students have many opportunities in agriculture that utilize precision ag technology from ag business to production agriculture. Filling such positions will also help address a labor shortage impacting the industry.
"Listening to companies that were in the roundtable today … they were talking to Dr. (Leah) Barrett (Northeast President) about bringing interns from Northeast Community College and having them work in their company - whether it's an irrigation company, or whether it's an implement dealer or manufacturing company. We're so lucky to have so many of them all across the state … and make those connections to offer those experiences to students here at Northeast Community College. I think that's going to be really a great opportunity for these (students)."
Following the roundtable, Fischer was given a tour of Northeast's new Veterinary Technology and Farm Operations buildings on the Acklie College Farm.
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Nebraska U.S. Senator Deb Fischer speaks during a roundtable discussion on precision agriculture on the Acklie College Farm at Northeast Community College on Wednesday. Dr. Leah Barrett, president of Northeast (left), Dr. Tracy Kruse, vice president of development and external affairs (right), and representatives from implement dealers, irrigation manufacturers, commodity and livestock organizations, ag producers, and farm groups participated in the discussion.


WEEK 1 is all about family....and family comes in many forms! I have friends that are closer than blood!! So don't limit yourself to just spouse or blood relatives. I already know that my wife does not receive enough thanks & praise for all that she does....so she is one of my THANK YOU cards this week. However...I want to go beyond just saying thank you. I want to bless her! I know that one of her simple pleasures is getting away to Starbucks alone...so I picked up a Starbucks card to place inside her card as an extra somethin' somethin'!!! The extra blessing doesn't have to be something you buy though...it could be time, an adventure together, watching their kids, cleaning their car or house, fixing dinner....WHATEVER!!! All that I ask is that you share your art work & your extra blessing!! If you want to share why that person was your THANK YOU this week...we'd love to hear!!
So now what? Start by taking time to think about your family....and who may NEED a special thank you!! I know we could be making a huge stack of cards this week...but don't overwhelm yourself. Hopefully this is just the beginning of sharing the gratitude attitude & purposely letting those you love know you care!
You don't have to run out and buy those premade blank cards to create on...just a good quality folded piece of paper will do! If you need to mail it...think about the envelopes you have on hand so you don't create too large!
Pencil, Marker, Pen, Crayon, Colored Pencil...WHATEVER!!!
If you can't think of an "EXTRA" to go with your card...it's ok!! Just give a the card!! Honestly...how often do you receive thank you cards for just being you?? This will encourage and bless whoever you give it to....with or without any extras!
If you can tag me in it...that would be awesome(then I won't have to search!
Woot - excited to be on board : ) thanks!


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Amiga » No Harm Done
No Harm Done
What is the truth behind software theft? Peter Rivetts investigates.
Right now, this minute, there is someone dropping a disc in the post, or transferring a file by modem. Commonplace events among commonplace people. But these people are different. The disc contains illegally copied programs being sent to someone who has not paid for them. The files they are transferring are not theirs to upload.
They are the crackers.
Is their existence detrimental to the computer industry? Listen carefully as massed ranks of programmers leap as one to their feet and shout "Yes". They can sit down now. They have a vested interest. Listen again, and hear the crackers and the recipients of their copied software say "No". They too have an interest in this.
Let's step back and look at the issues. First, the two forms of piracy. Two forms you say? Yes. counterfeit and cracking. Counterfeit is rife in many industries, duplicating anything from perfume to plastic pearls. Ripping off packaging and designer labels to pass it off as the real thing. No one can condone this. It hurts everyone.
You buy Zappow2000, the fantastic new game. When you get home its packaging is not as good as it should be, but you play the game anyway. Your money has gone into the pockets of a criminal who made that fake. If you buy a word processing program and need support from the authors you'll be distressed to find that had you bought a fake the authors won't help.
So, counterfeit is wrong. But what of cracking? It doesn't do anyone much good. What crackers do is take programs and remove their protection so they are easily copied. Then programs are swapped between cracking groups, who compete to get the newest games out first.
Very little serious software circulates this way, mainly because the crackers tend to be kiddie shoot-'em-uppers who wouldn't know a good word processor if it leapt into their disc drive and typed the works of Shakespeare without the monkeys being in the room.
What do get around are beta test versions of games, mega-trained ones that have been modified to make them easier to play, or crunched versions of games on release. The crunched software tends to come with a number of other crunched games on one disc, all squeezed on so that the crackers can impress fellow groups with their cleverness.
And all these cracked discs carry the modern irritation of computing — the demo. In the good old days (1986), demos showed off what the machine could do. Joe Public was well impressed. But cracker demos tend to be all the same. Pretty coloured screen — look, he can use the copper — pretty scrolly picture — er... and the blitter — electropop music which goes on and on, and daft scrolling text, of the "Hi from Smegman of the Smegs and here is our latest disc so ya boo sucks to the noztrils of" type. Pretty for 30 seconds, useless thereafter. And usually as Amiga friendly as Jack Tramiel with a machine gun.
Crackers who write demos always go and beat metal with astounding regularity, with no care if it's upwards downwards or standing still compatible. They all seem to use two drive, one meg, A500s, and it's tough luck if you don't because these demos will break if you have anything else.
The demo reaches new levels of tedium with the mega-demo. Whole discs of demos, each one doing something more mind numbing than the one before. The crackers think you'll be impressed by 64,000 bobs on the screen. I'm not, and most people aren't. 64,000 bobs in a game would be a different matter, but your average cracker is too dumb to think of writing anything as complicated as a game.
As for the infantile groups themselves, they're like a cross between train spotters and D'n'D freaks, all trapped in their very silly world of swapping discs and writing demos. They seem to live in the postal version of cyberspace, oblivious of the world outside.
All pretty negative stuff. It's a pity really, because in that vast array of computer freaks there are occasional glimmers of goodness. Like Soundtracker.
Let me tell you the story of Soundtracker. Once upon a time, a German person wrote a rather average music editor called Soundtracker. It wasn't a masterpiece of code, but it was particularly liked by some German crackers who managed to get their hands on the source.
And they sat down and worked on it, tweaking and adding, changing and improving it. It's now the most popular Amiga program you can't buy.
Dozens of games out there have Soundtracker soundtracks. In its most recent incarnation it's a quite good music program, and almost all the demo writers use it.
Programming wise, it still is a mess. The cracker's code is leaping off into ROM, fiddling with structures and generally abusing the operating system. To crackers, that doesn't matter, but to the rest of the world, kicking your hard disc controller into space is at least an irritation.
Some crackers and the original author are getting together to release a new commercial version, properly finished and hopefully OS legal. But crackers are snobs, and don't like muddying their hands with commercial software writing.
Well, most don't, some have made the leap into commercial software and the programs (no names, no pack drill) are quite good. But the rest of the energy of other crackers just goes to waste in a macho fantasy.
The macho id breeds strange ideas into these folks. Like "C is for wimps, real men use 68000" and "Amiga operating system, yes that's the thing you kick out of memory first" and "Copperlists are for hacking and appending". All of which makes no real sense to anyone who spends five minutes with anything but the hardware reference manual and the odd Abacus book.
You aren't going to stop crackers, try as you might. You can help by not taking the software, or at least buying games you like when you see them on a cracker's disc. Telling the crackers their acts are illegal is a waste of breath. All you can really do is try and talk them into doing intelligent things with their Amigas.
Say to your local cracker: "So what? Any idiot can trash the machine and do pretty demos. Getting rid of protection is very clever but you aren't actually making anything". Are you listening crackers out there?
Real programming is a lot more fun. Writing programs that do things. It's why I and a whole lot of other people like the Amiga. Sit down and write a game, it's a whole lot more fun than writing a two-bit demo that will be in the "For formatting" pile at the end of the day.
Meanwhile, software developers, you might as well ignore these folks, because quite honestly no matter how clever a protection you put on your discs, crackers will get through it. It's not that they are smart, just persistent. No protection scheme can survive constant bombardment.
Programmers, get back to producing great software for the Amiga. Help organisations like FAST — the Federation Against Software theft — chase after the criminals. And please, stop putting those daft protection schemes on discs which just make life difficult for the legitimate user.
Nobody comes out well from this look at the world of piracy. The crackers are so disorganised and so macho motivated that you'll never stop any more than 10 per cent of them even if you try really, really hard.
And the crackers themselves have yet to realise that they are engaged in one of the most futile and dumb pursuits known to man, called achieving nothing.
This has been a journey into sound, Amiga-stereo sound
Soundtracker treats music as numbers, not blobs on a staff. It divides up music into four tracks — one for each Amiga voice — of 64 events. Each event can be either empty, or signal a change to the sound playing on that track. You can have as many patterns as required and change their tempo, repeat or loop them to form music.
Initially this appears to need a lot of effort, but after you have the hang of the basic controls, Soundtracker works like a smart sequencer.
The latest version is v2.4. It has the ability to play 32 samples, known as presets in Soundtrackerese, previously the limit was 16 samples. There is a preset-editor with which you can manage your library of presets. This can be used as a separate utility. There are print options and lots of little useful goodies like a filter switch and a bug fix to make it friendlier to hard discs.
Because it is no longer a commercial program, Soundtracker hasn't been properly tested. It's got a lot of bugs in all the new parts of code. Version 2.4 is a master of confusing its screens with multicoloured garbage and then crashing. It's not OS legal, so won't multi-task, and still has disc names for the preset library hardwired in. This is all very much in the style of the development of cracked Soundtracker, and it is a frequently voiced wish when Amigaphiles gather that the people who work on it should do a new commercial version.
But recently Soundtracker clones hove started appearing, like Linel-Tracker, Pro-Tracker, Sidmon and Seq, all looking superficially like Soundtracker but often with major improvements internally to the code, and externally to the user interface.
Hopefully someone will write the definitive clone, Real Soon Now and then everyone can get down to exploiting the Amiga sound system the way Soundtracker users can.
Pirate-proof computers
Commercial programmers would like to see each computer built with a unique serial number in the rom. Modern mass production techniques make this economically possible, although it does mean using more expensive chips. When you buy a program it could use this code to decrypt the disc in a way which meant that it would only run on your machine.
It is an idea which has been proposed for the Amiga 3000, but that is a 16Mhz, 68030 Unix workstation. There won't be many kiddies in the playground with one of those.
But many people buy a computer because they know they can pirate software from friends. So it is not in the hardware manufacturer's interest to produce a pirate-proof computer. Some crackers even argue that because piracy helps sell hardware there are more customers for software in the future. In the end it's all down to conscience.
This article was originally published in Amiga Computing issue 19 (December 1989) on pages 70-72.


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Because they only talked about the alphabet, which in ASL is only used for fingerspelling words that do not have signs. Also, you don't sign every English word; that is SE (Signed English) and is only used to teach Deaf children the English language.
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After reading five different stories and analyzing them, now I'm going to focus on only one story which is the story "Trifles" and the literary theories that fit the story was the feminist theory. The main characters in they story are County Attorney, The Sheriff ,and Hale. They story "Trifles" was about how they county attorney and the sheriff wanted to know what happened, so they end up interviewing Hale. They made him speak up in front of everybody and confess to who was there with him when the situation happened. In "Trifles" by Susan Glaspell, the Feminist Theory helps the reader come to the conclusion that it helps the story. This conclusion is significant because it helps us readers get to know them more, it helps us identify them, and it lets us know where the ended up in they story. Those are my three claims that I'm going to be arguing over and I'm also going to explain why I choose them and why I'm arguing over that. It's going to be explained in detail and described they quotes as well/First,The feminist theory helps they story because it helps to get to know the characters more and also know what there like throughout the story and they way it's described. County Attorney is asking they Sheriff if everything has been the same. The County Attorney says,"By the way, has anything been moved? Are things just as you left them yesterday?" (Glaspell 72) What he quote is trying to say is that the County Attorney knows or wants to know things that happen. Alos they want Hale to as honest as he could so that way he could help Hale out a lot. So it's showing what kind of person he is with other people. It is also showing they person that he wants to be remembered as with other people that are there watching him.The Sheriff wants for Mr.Hale to speak up to what happened. So the Sheriff says,"Now, Mr.Hale , before we move things about, you explain, you explain to Mr.Henderson, just what you saw when you came here yesterday morning".(Glaspell 72) By using these quotes it could till the kind of person the are and what they are like throughout the story. It helps the audience know who they actually are.Next, The feminist theory helps the story "Trifles" because it helps identify which character is which and who they are and it gives they audience some examples of how they are or what they characters are trying to be. The County Attorney is explaining the kind of person he is. The quote by the county Attorney is,"Somebody should have been left here yesterday".(Glaspell 73) What the quote is saying and how it's identify the character is by it showing how demanding and stricted of a person he is to other people that work with him. Hale starts to judge women of what they are over with. Hale says, "Well, women are used to worrying over Trifles". (Glaspell 76) I would identify this character because he is they kind of person that would judge women by telling they women things of what they are over with or what they are wearing. In my opinion this is how I would be able to use they feminist theory to identify the characters and what they are like throughout the story. Also it describes examples of how or what they characters are and what they do throughout the story. Alos it describes them a lot.Last, They feminist Theory helps they story because it gives us like an idea where the characters of the story end. Like where Hale starts to judge they women that he sees. Hale says, "Well, she looked queer". (Barlow 18) Hale started to judge women by what they looked like and he even was told many things about judging women but, no matter what he was told or what they consequences where he never stopped judging women that he saw. Sheriff is they kind of person that is lazy. He says," Oh. Yesterday when I had to send Franc to morris center for that man who went crazy I want you to know I had my hands full yesterday I knew you could get back from omha by today and as lots as I went over everything here myself.' (Barlow 13) This character ened being they kind of person that likes for other people to do what he could but wont do it so he tells other people to do it. This is how I could tell where each character needs throughout the story because of how the act or things that the say. Also because the way the write they story and put the characters in it and describe them as well. These put more images into there mind as well. And it helps for them to get a better understanding to they story "Trifles".As you can see, after reading the five stories this is what I thought that they feminist theory could help they story in many ways. After reading the story "Trifles" this is why they feminist theory helps they story. The feminist theory could help they story :Trifles" in many ways but these are they three most important ways that they theory could help they story. Even Though there are many other ways to explain it this is the way that I understood. The text is important because it's important to let they audience get an idea to what they are reading and it puts them to think what they story eans. They text is also important because that way they audience knows what's going on and also knows what it could be compared to and how it could be compared to different things there are. After reading this hopefiully you can get an idea of why I chose the story and they theory that I chose for this story. Also hopefully you understand this essay.
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Continuous electroencephalographic monitoring in critically ill patients: indications, limitations, and strategies
Sutter, Raoul and Stevens, Robert D. and Kaplan, Peter W.. (2013) Continuous electroencephalographic monitoring in critically ill patients: indications, limitations, and strategies. Critical Care Medicine, 41 (4). pp. 1124-1132.
Continuous electroencephalography as a bedside monitor of cerebral activity has been used in a range of critically ill patients. This review compiles the indications, limitations, and strategies for continuous electroencephalography in the ICU.; The authors searched the electronic MEDLINE database.; References from articles of special interest were selected.; Electroencephalographically-defined suppression is routinely used as the basis for titration of pharmacologic therapy in refractory status epilepticus and intracranial hypertension. The increasing use of continuous electroencephalography reveals a clinically underappreciated burden of epileptiform and epileptic activity in patients with primary acute neurologic disorders, and also in critically ill patients with acquired encephalopathy. Status epilepticus is reported with continuous electroencephalography in 1% to 10% of patients with ischemic stroke, 8% to 14% with traumatic brain injury, 10% to 14% with subarachnoid hemorrhage, 1% to 21% with intracerebral hemorrhage, and 30% of patients following cardiorespiratory arrest. These figures underscore the importance of continuous electroencephalography in the critically ill. The interpretation of continuous electroencephalography in the ICU is challenged by electroencephalography artifacts and the frequent subtle differences between ictal and interictal patterns.
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1st - 1:04 - Nicole Raab (Philadelphia U.)
1st - 14:03 - Sarah VanBuskirk (Philadelphia U.)
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The Wilmington University women's soccer season came to a close on Monday afternoon as the team fell to top seeded Philadelphia in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Quarterfinal, 2-0, at Ravenhill Field.
The Wildcats (6-12) had a three game winning streak snapped which helped propel them into the CACC Tournament, earning the No. 8 seed. Philadelphia (12-6-1) moves on to play No. 5 Felician which upset No. 4 Caldwell in the CACC Tournament Semifinals hosted by Post University.
The Rams took it to the Wildcats early in the contest, scoring both of their goals in the opening 15 minutes of play. Wildcat goalkeeper Julia Brown made four stops in the first half to keep the halftime deficit at 2-0.
Philadelphia got on the board just 1:04 into the match, scoring off a corner. Nicole Raab scored her first goal of the season off a corner from Patrice Maro and a flicked on header by Morgan Graus.
The Rams' Sarah VanBuskirk gave the home team a 2-0 lead in the 15th minute, scoring her first of the season off a pass from Meagan Yates 14:03 into the match.
The Wildcats matched the play of the Rams in the second half but were still unable to solve the Philadelphia defense that allowed just two goals in conference play through the regular season.
The Rams outshot the Wildcats, 19-0, for the game, earning more corners, 6-0, than the Wildcats as well. Brown recorded two saves in the second half to give the Wildcats a chance.
The loss means today was the final game for seven individuals as the 2014 season comes to a close. Seniors Kaitlyn Atmore, Rebecca Prentice, Chelsea Grace, and Brown, as well as juniors Ashley Kroll and Rebecca Sowers all played their final games as a Wildcat this afternoon.


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Calakmul is located to the south east of Campeche about 235 km from Chetumal.
Oxtankah was the name given in 1937 by the archaeologist Alberto Escalona Ramos, it was a settlement of pre-Hispanic descent, located north of the city of Chetumal.
Located in the Bacalar district, 50 minutes from Mahahual, it's one of the Mayan cities that was just discovered in 1994. It is composed by approximately 70 acres, which account for various buildings that illustrate the wonderful fusion between nature and history.
This large establishment is known as Dzibanche and occupies an extension of a little over 40 square kilometers with diverse architectural conjunctions of enormous monumentality and quality of construction.
Kinichna, was named by an archaeologist named Thomas Gann in honor of glifo (sun or day), which is represented in the posterior part of the grand Acropolis (high or biggest city).
Situated on a naturally abundant vegetative area which highlights its beauty and amazing architectural composition. Kohonlich, is famous for its surfaces and buildings.


Charlotte Beers talks about success, communication and leadership at TEDxWomen 2012. She has some great wisdom to share which makes it work listening to the very end!! Don't miss a word of it!!
I would love to hear what you think!! Please share your thoughts in the Comments section below.
all said in a charming accent of a southern belle.


Ever wondered how every USB flash drive suddenly stops working for you? Do you know why your important files get lost on a daily basis due to USB flash drive crashes and errors? Well the answer to that are Viruses. Yes! As every other drive in your computer, USB flash drives also have the ability to get infected with viruses and hence it's important to keep them secure at all times to make sure you're free from viruses. We're going to tell you a few steps that will enable you to avoid USB Flash Drive Viruses on permanent basis.
FAT32 is the ideal format to use flash drives on. Make sure every time you completely free up space on your USB, you format it.
When formatted the USB flash drive gets free from all of the viruses that may be residing in its memory before and will remove them for good.
There are hundreds of antivirus software out there that claim to provide the best security on the web but only a few of them have the ability to perform the work they claim to.
The few antivirus that can actually protect your USB drive will have a multimedia scan option. What this option does is it secures your USB from any potential viruses.
This small tool is most definitely the vaccine that your USB needs. You don't have to install this on your USB or anything. What Panda USB vaccine does is that disables the Autorun.inf action from your USB.
Autorun.inf is actually the main reason why most of the USB flash drives get affected by viruses.
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Kena or KENA may refer to:

Places
 Kena (Vilnius), a village in Lithuania
 Kena, old spelling for Qena, a city in Egypt
 Kena Cone, a volcanic hill in Canada
 Kena (river), a river in Russia

People with the name
 Jomde Kena (1965–2017), Indian politician
 Kena Mphonda, Malawian diplomat

Other uses
 Kena, alternative spelling of Quena, a notched flute of the Andes
 Kena Upanishad, a Vedic Sanskrit text
 Kena: Bridge of Spirits, an action-adventure video game

Radio stations
 KENA (AM), a radio station (1450 AM) licensed to serve Mena, Arkansas, United States
 KENA-FM, a radio station (104.1 FM) licensed to serve Hatfield, Arkansas
 KILX, a radio station (102.1 FM) licensed to serve Mena, Arkansas, which held the call sign KENA-FM from 1988 to 2014

See also
 Kaena (disambiguation)
 Qena

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GNOME People starting to arrive in Bangalore – Inspiration is food for every soul!
Members of the GNOME release and marketing teams have started to arrive last night and will continue to land in Bangalore today and tomorrow. We have been welcome by a lovely weather which is a change for most of us living in colder countries at this time of the year. The local GNOME.Asia team has done a wonderful job in picking the place where we are all staying and we could say that the moral is really high! Indeed the week ahead is going to be busy for all of us working at the GNOME 3.0 hackfest and the warmth and sun from Bangalore can only give us more energy towards our goals.
As a side note the second training session has been filled in no time and unfortunately we are not able to provide more seats. Now considering the interest we strongly believe that the local GNOME User Group will have no other choice but to rock and provide monthly doses of GNOME technology to its community.


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Home WTA Aryna Sabalenka: I hope that I will play well on the Australian Open
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Belarus Aryna Sabalenka shared her impressions of the victory in the final tournament in Shenzhen. "It was a tough day, especially because I had to recoup after the first set. She played amazingly, had an incredible match. She got hit all the time, hit the lines, played very well. I am very glad that I could find a way to win. For me, this is the third title and the second in China. I am very pleased with this result, and this is a great start to the season. Winning the first tournament of the season adds self-confidence, and I hope that I can perform well at the Australian Open, "the Tour press service quotes Sabalenka.
Aryna Sabalenka made 39 double faults in 2 matches in 2022
Simona Halep: I really missed the official matches
Aryna Sabalenka: This season will be the best if I win a Grand Slam tournament
Paula Badosa: I would love to play Halep
Anett Kontaveit: It will be very difficult, but I'm ready for Muguruza
Victoria Azarenka: I've never played with Paula and never trained with her
Paula Badosa: It's not going to be easy with Jabeur
Elina Svitolina: It's a shame that the injury worsened during the match


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'Catastrophe' Season 2 is gold for Amazon Prime members
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Rob Delaney and Sharon Horgan write and star in the Amazon original series 'Catastrophe.'
Vache Sarkissian, Website Editor/Staff Writer
With so much artificiality and misconception in television these days, it's such a relief to watch something that's honest. And it's even more of a relief to watch something as painfully honest as Rob Delaney and Sharon Horgan's Catastrophe.
After a successful Bostonian Ad Executive's business trip to London results in the pregnancy of a school teacher, he is forced to move there and sort out the problem with her. The surprise success of the first season attracted many Prime members, particularly because the first season is so addicting and easy to watch.
The second season is just as magnificent, and even more funny now with the babies involved. Also named Rob and Sharon in the show, Delaney and Horgan are brilliant in every way. The contrast of the different cultures is so hilariously conveyed and well-written. The hysterical sarcasm which is rooted in simple everyday problems is astoundingly pure and straightforward. This unique quality of not trying to mask the awkward problems in communicating with people, which we all face every day, makes the show so easy to watch and so simply enjoyable.
There's an inconceivable quality the show possesses which only exists within the dialogue, actions and decisions the characters make. It makes the show so unique and so hilarious. It's the funniest show on television, except it's not on television, once again proving that instant-stream shows can be as good if not better than any network show. Amazon Prime is good for two things: Catastrophe and same-day-shipping, definitely in that order.
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Artemis Story - Part III
In the great forest, the Arktoi stand at the portal, waiting for the veil between the worlds to open. It's been a very long time since they have seen mortal girls. Although they themselves were once mortal, they have long since joined the ranks of the naiads, Artemis' handmaidens who live in the woods and serve her as friends and helpers.
Sylvia: I see them!!
Iris: Oh they are CUTE! ...but what are they wearing?!
Nyx: Focus, Iris! This is going to take everything we've got. Are you ready? Let's call them in.
Kory felt her body slam to the ground. She was disoriented. It felt like she had just stepped through water and fallen off a cliff. All around, her friends were similarly sprawled as though they had been knocked over by a giant. Gingerly, Kory pushed herself up to her hands and knees. "Is everyone ok?" she asked.
"Ughhhhh" moaned Sage. "Yeah, we're ok."
"Yeah, But where ARE WE?" Stella chimed in, heaving herself to her feet and looking around.
One by one the girls stood, brushing dirt and leaves off of their jeans. They huddled together, taking in their surroundings. They were in the woods. The trees were tall with wide trunks. They were in a small clearing. There was no sign of the white dome, or Tara.
There was also no sign of the three girls who had stood on the other side of the glowing doorway. They had looked so real, so solid. Kory remembered that one had been tall and golden-haired and muscular, with a look of delight and mischief on her face. The middle girl had very long dark hair, olive skin and a wide, friendly, mouth. The last girl had an intensity about her that had caught Kory's attention. She had curly black hair, brown skin and golden eyes. She looked like a hunter who had spotted her prey. If Kory had to guess, the three of them were about 13 years old. They all carried weapons, and wore short, white, tunic dresses. Kory recognized them instantly as the girls from her dream. She had taken a step toward them. Just one step. And then, here she was...but the dream girls were gone.
They stood in silence, taking in the scene. The forest seemed quiet. They could hear birds, but that was it. If someone was going to attack them, Kory guessed they would have done it by now. Finally, Mixch broke the ice, "Guess we're not in Kansas anymore, or whatever that line is from Wizard of Oz." They all laughed, nervously. "But what are we going to do?" she continued. "Like...where's the good witch and the yellow brick road?"
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From the cover of the trees, Iris, Sylvia and Nyx watched with fascination. These girls were different than girls of their time had been. They wore pants and shoes and bright colors. A few had metal on their teeth. Iris desperately wanted to go and help them. "Imagine how we would feel if we got sent into their world with no warning!" she hissed, quietly.
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"COME ON GIRLS!" Nyx and Iris added, in voices barely above a whisper.
They had been walking for what felt like hours. They were tired. They were scared. They were hungry. They had long ago split up the last of the snacks in Sage's backpack. "At least I thought to bring it! Where are the rest of YOUR backpacks? In Tara's house?" she grumbled when Stella gave in to a whining complaint that Sage should have packed more food. It was getting dark. Kory was on the verge of tears. She had been camping plenty of times with her parents and always considered herself a nature girl. But now that she was out here with no flashlight, no tent, no fire, no food...she realized what a city girl she was. They all were.
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Dusk started to settle. The sky turned from bright blue to a soft periwinkle. Stars began to emerge. "Guys?" Kory said, "can we just stop for a while?" She sank to the ground just off the path and leaned against a thick tree trunk. As if admitting to their exhaustion, no one argued. They sat close together, heads dropping onto each others shoulders. Kory closed her eyes and felt herself start to drift toward sleep.
"You guys! Do you hear that!?!?" Kory was startled back into wakefulness by Melika's voice.
Melika had been mostly quiet all day. As a general rule, Melika's big eyes took in more than most and she was often paying attention and listening rather than talking. But even so, she would usually get silly and pull pranks, or get into a deep conversation with friends. Today though, she had barely spoken. But now her voice was sharp and clear. Kory sat up straight and listened. Sure enough, she DID hear something. She and Melika's eyes met, and Kory nodded, slowly. "I think it's voices" Melika went on, when she saw all the girls alert with attention. "I've been hearing tiny sounds all day, but I couldn't figure it out. I thought maybe it was just squirrels or birds. But just now when we were all quiet, It was definitely someone talking."
They all listened with every ounce of their bodies. But it was Melika, again, who said "I think it's coming from over there" and she pointed across the path, out into the woods. Twilight was falling in full now. The sky was getting purple and blue with a few streaks of pink starting to fade. There was an almost-full moon rising, thankfully, giving them a little bit of light. But the idea of going off the path NOW seemed dangerous to say the least. "I think we should try and find them" Melika insisted. And because they couldn't think of any better ideas, the girls agreed, rising to their feet and following Melika toward the sounds.
"Thank Goddess!" breathed Nyx, with relief. "I was just about to give up on them."
Sylvia nodded, "Me too."
"Don't they know anything about the forest?" Iris asked "They are so noisy."
"Thank goodness for that one who listens" Sylvia said. "They're gonna make it!" and she did a little dance. Nyx rolled her eyes. Iris laughed. And they all watched.
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For a moment none of them moved. The bear raised her eyebrows and settled herself back by the fire. Kory couldn't say exactly why, but she had liked the bear's voice. It had been kind, and held a touch of humor. She took a breath, and started moving toward the fire. Next to the bear, was a stag with a large rack of antlers. His body was on the ground with his


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Q: verilog intra delay for both blocking and non-blocking statement In Verilog,
#1 x = y;
#1; x = y;

are the same?
Also,
#1 x <= y;
#1; x <= y;

are the same?
I found a related link How does #delay work for verilog non blocking statements? and my question would solve the confusion more clearly.

A: #1 x = y;

means wait one tick then assign y to x.
#1; x = y;

means wait one tick then do nothing then assign y to x. Both statements behave identically.

#1 x <= y;

means wait one tick then sample y in the active region then assign x in the NBA region.
#1; x <= y;

means wait one tick then do nothing then sample y in the active region then assign x in the NBA region. Again both statements behave identically.

However...
x = #1 y;

means sample y then wait one then assign to x in the active region one tick later; do not execute the following line until the delay is over.
x <= #1 y;

whilst means sample y then execute the following line immediately but schedule the assignment to x for the NBA region one tick in the future. The statements behave differently, neatly illustrating the reason why <= is called the non-blocking assignment.
Placing a delay after the assignment operator like this is called an intra assignment delay.

A: delay here works in the following way. Assume the following:
initial begin
    #1 do-something;
    #1 do-something;
end

*

*initial block starts

*the block stops execution for 1 tick

*the do-something statement gets executed

*the block stops execution for another tick.

*the next statement gets executed.

It does not matter what type of the statement you have from the point of view of the delay model. In both your cases the execution of the block will span 2 ticks all together.
However, the statements themselves matter. Blocking assignment = is not the same as  non-blocking <=. They behave differently and used for specific separate purposes. Though there are situations where the results of them might be identical.
In general, blocking assignments are always executed immediately in the block, whether non-blocking are guaranteed to be executed after all blocking assignments within a single simulation tick.