Forbidden love on a cold, dark, stormy night

Forbidden love.

 

They were together in the House.  a



Just the two of them.  

It was a cold, dark, stormy night. The storm had come quickly and

each time the thunder boomed he watched her jump.  

She looked across the room and admired his strong  
appearance..and wished that he would take her in his  
arms, comfort her and protect her from the storm.




Suddenly, with a pop, the power went out.... She screamed..  

He raced to the sofa where she was cowering.  

He didn't hesitate to pull her into his arms.  

He knew this was a forbidden union and expected her to pull back.

He was surprised when she didn't resist but instead clung to him.  

The storm raged on....  


They knew it was wrong...

Their families would never understand... So consumed were

they in their FEAR that they heard no opening of doors...  

just the faint click of a camera......


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Renault Koleos - premium SUV (sports utility vehicle) at a price of Rs 22.99 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).- images, interior and specifications, review

Renault SA Thursday introduced its Koleos sport-utility vehicle in India, taking on Toyota Motor Corp., BMW AG and Mitsubishi Motors Corp. in the fast-growing premium SUV segment in Asia's third-biggest automobile market.
The Koleos, powered by a 2.0-liter diesel engine, will be available in New Delhi showrooms for 2.3 million rupees ($50,000), the company said. Deliveries of the vehicle will start within 10 days, Sudhir Rao, chief operating officer at Renault India Pvt., said in a press conference.

In terms of pricing, the Koleos will compete with Toyota's Fortuner, BMW's X1 models and Mitsubishi's Outlander.
Sport-utility vehicles are getting increasingly popular in India because of growing demand for off-road travel. The segment has been largely insulated from the recent slowdown in local vehicle sales due to higher lending rates and fuel prices. Renault said sales in India's premium SUV segment are growing at a rate of 120%.

The SUV is the company's second vehicle in the Indian market after the premium sedan 'Fluence', which was launched in May this year. It has so far sold 700 units of 'Fluence'.
The 'Koleos' is powered by a 2.0 litre diesel engine and is available in four wheeled drive option with six speed automatic transmission.
Commenting on the market, Renault India Managing Director Marc Nassif said: "India is our top three priorities along with Brazil and Russia. We have set a target to sell a total of one lakh units in 2013."
The next model in the pipeline is a new hatchback that will be launched during the Auto Expo in January 2012. It will be specifically designed for the Indian market by its design centre in Mumbai.
The fourth car for the Indian market will be the SUV 'Duster', which will hit the roads in the second half of 2012.
The company had earlier announced to launch five vehicles in India by the end of 2012. All the cars will be assembled at Renault's Indian facility in Chennai.
Renault and its global alliance partner Nissan have committed an investment of Rs 4,500 crore by 2015 at the Chennai facility, which will have a total annual production capacity of 4 lakh units.

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A perfect example of Secularism : Proud to be Indian - Photo of the day

Here is an awesome photo printed on Indian Express (ahmedabad)...!!

Muslim parents taking their son in the dress of Lord Krishna for a fancy dress competition...this picture was taken on the Bridge of Ahmedabad which connects the communal sensitive areas...!!

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Todays Quote by Mother Teresa, Ice Berg Facts, Motivation Tips and 'toplofty': word of the day with meaning, pronunciation, and example

 Quote of The Day

Be faithful in small things because it is in them that your strength lies.
-Mother Teresa

                         Fact Of The Day                         

The average ice berg weighs 20,000,000 tons

                         Todays Motivator                        

Make it be

 Don’t allow the troubles to get the best of you. Instead, allow those troubles to make the best of you.

Don’t tire yourself out fighting against the challenges. Instead, find new energy by embracing those challenges and working through them to create real value.

Always remind yourself that discouragement is nothing more than a response you’ve chosen. When you find that you’ve chosen to let it be, you can just as surely choose to let it go.

In the place of discouragement, you can put determination. It is your life’s energy, and you can point it in whatever direction you choose.

Your most powerful response is not based only on what has already happened. Your most powerful response also takes into account what you wish to make happen next.

Look forward, and envision in great detail the future you desire. Then gather all your energy, and step forward to make it be.

 By Ralph Marston
Source: http://greatday.com

                         Word Of The Day                         

toplofty\TAHP-lawf-tee\

 adjective

 : very superior in air or attitude
EXAMPLES
Our dinner guest was interesting but a bit toplofty as she recounted tales of her adventures abroad for us.

"He was being enormously toplofty, of course, trying to frighten her. And half succeeding." -- From Mary Balogh's 2011 novel More Than a Mistress
DID YOU KNOW?
How many words do we need to describe those who seem to think they're better than the rest of us? By the 19th century we already had "arrogant," "haughty," and "supercilious," but there was apparently need for more because by mid-century the language had garnered two others: "toplofty" and its variant "toploftical." The source of these is likely the phrase "top loft," which refers to the highest story of a building. Neither is common, but both are available to you should their synonyms prove too boring or obvious.

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 A VHDL Primer by Jayaram Bhasker

Table of Contents :

CHAPTER 1. Introduction 1
1.1. What is VHDL? 1
1.2. History 1
1.3. Capabilities 1
1.4. Hardware Abstraction 2

CHAPTER 2. A Tutorial 4
2.1. Basic Terminology 4
2.2. Entity Declaration 5
2.3. Architecture Body 6
2.3.1. Structural Style of Modeling 6
2.3.2. Dataflow Style of Modeling 7
2.3.3. Behavioral Style of Modeling 8
2.3.4. Mixed Style of Modeling 9
2.4. Configuration Declaration 10
2.5. Package Declaration 11
2.6. Package Body 12
2.7. Model Analysis 12
2.8. Simulation 13

CHAPTER 3. Basic Language Elements 14
3.1. Identifiers 14
3.2. Data Objects 14
3.3. Data Types 16
3.3.1. Subtypes 16
3.3.2. Scalar Types 16
3.3.3. Composite Types 19
3.3.4. Access Types 22
3.3.5. Incomplete Types 23
3.3.6. File Types 24
3.4. Operators 25
3.4.1. Logical Operators 26
3.4.2. Relational Operators 26
3.4.3. Adding 0perators 26
3.4.4. Multiplying 0perators 26
3.4.5. Miscellaneous Operators 27

CHAPTER 4. Behavioral Modeling 28
4.1. Entity Declaration 28
4.2. Architecture Body 28
4.3. Process Statement 29
4.4. Variable Assignment Statement 30
4.5. Signal Assignment Statement 30
4.6. Wait Statement 31
4.7. If Statement 32
4.8. Case Statement 33
4.9. Null Statement 34
4.10. Loop Statement 34
4.11. Exit Statement 35
4.12. Next Statement 36
4.13. Assertion Statement 37
4.14. More on Signal Assignment Statement 38
4.14.1. Inertial Delay Model 38
4.14.2. Transport Delay Model 38
4.14.3. Creating Signal Waveforms 39
4.14.4. Signal Drivers 39
4.15. Other Sequential Statements 42
4.16. Multiple Processes 42

CHAPTER 5. Dataflow Modeling 44
5.1. Concurrent Signal Assignment Statement 44
5.2. Concurrent versus Sequential Signal Assignment 45
5.3. Delta Delay Revisited 46
5.4. Multiple Drivers 47
5.5. Conditional Signal Assignment Statement 49
5.6. Selected Signal Assignment Statement 50
5.7. Block Statement 50
5.8. Concurrent Assertion Statement 53

CHAPTER 6. Structural Modeling 54
6.1. An Example 54
6.2. Component Declaration 54
6.3. Component Instantiation 55
6.4. Other Examples 57
6.5. Resolving Signal Values 59

CHAPTER 7. Generics and Configurations 61
7.1. Generics 61
7.2. Why Configurations? 63
7.3. Configuration Specification 63
7.4. Configuration Declaration 67
7.5. Default Rules 69

CHAPTER 8. Subprograms and Overloading 71
8.1. Subprograms 71
8.1.1. Functions 71
8.1.2. Procedures 72
8.1.3. Declarations 74
8.2. Subprogram Overloading 74
8.3. Operator Overloading 76

CHAPTER 9. Packages and Libraries 78
9.1. Package Declaration 78
9.2. Package Body 79
9.3. Design Libraries 79
9.4. Design File 80
9.5. Order of Analysis 80
9.6. Implicit Visibility 81
9.7. Explicit Visibility 81
9.7.1. Library Clause 82
9.7.2. Use Clause 82

CHAPTER 10. Advanced Features 84
10.1. Entity Statements 84
10.2. Generate Statements 84
10.3. Aliases 87
10.4. Qualified Expressions 88
10.5. Type Conversions 88
10.6. Guarded Signals 88
10.7. Attributes 90
10.7.1. User-Defined Attributes 90
10.7.2. Predefined Attributes 91
10.8. Aggregate Targets 95
10.9. More on Block Statements 96

CHAPTER 11. Model Simulation 98
11.1. Simulation 98
11.2. Writing a Test Bench 100
11.2.1. Waveform Generation 101
11.2.2. Monitoring Behavior 106

CHAPTER 12. Hardware Modeling Examples 107
12.1. Modeling Entity lnterface 107
12.2. Modeling Simple Elements 107
12.3. Different Styles of Modeling 110
12.4. Modeling Regular Structures 111
12.5. Modeling Delays 112
12.6. Modeling Conditional Operations 113
12.7. Modeling Synchronous Logic 113
12.8. State Machine Modeling 117
12.9. Interacting State Machines 118
12.10. Modeling Moore FSM 121
12.11. Modeling Mealy FSM 122
12.12. A Simplified Blackjack Program 123
12.13. Hierarchy in Design 124

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Quote by Ayn Rand ,Fact : Ice cream , Motivator :What is Easy, Word of the Day : vaticination

 Quote of The Day

Learn to value yourself, which means: to fight for your happiness.
-Ayn Rand

                         Fact Of The Day                         

Ice cream was originally made without sugar and eggs.

                         Todays Motivator                        

What is easy?

Easy is overrated. Though easy is nice and convenient, it is not essential.

Many good, valuable and worthwhile things are not easy. Unfortunately, perfectly acceptable options are too often overlooked simply because they are not easy.

Life is not always easy. And yet life is very much worth living, and very much worth the trouble and effort it often requires.

If you only seek the easiest way, you’ll miss out on the best way. If you avoid what is not easy, you’ll deny yourself great richness.

When you expect everything to be easy, you’ll have to lower your other expectations. Many of life’s greatest treasures are so valuable precisely because they are so difficult to attain.

Go to the trouble, make the effort, and take on the difficult challenges. For out there beyond the comfort of what is easy, you can create and experience the magnificence of what is great.
 By Ralph Marston

Source: http://greatday.com

                         Word Of The Day                         

vaticination\vuh-tiss-uh-NAY-shun\

noun
1: prediction
2: the act of prophesying
EXAMPLES
The book's plot hinges on a teenager with a knack for prophecy and a fondness for offering strangers her vaticinations.

"But as is the case with romance, evidence of interest in vaticination and prognostication comes to us from many different sources, not just the Icelandic sagas." -- From Stephen A. Mitchell's 2010 book Witchcraft and Magic in the Nordic Middle Ages

DID YOU KNOW?

When George Orwell's novel 1984 was published in the late 1940s, a displeased critic said it broke "all records for gloomy vaticination." (In Orwell's favor, another critic asserted, "It is impossible to put the book down.") While it's about as difficult to predict the future of a word as the future of the world, hindsight reveals that "vaticination" has endured better than other words based on Latin "vates," meaning "prophet."

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