http://jamiaqadria.com/Forum/ Sun, 01 Aug 2010 00:39:14 -0500 MyBB http://jamiaqadria.com/Forum/showthread.php?tid=7 Wed, 25 Nov 2009 01:10:30 -0600 clarkjacks http://jamiaqadria.com/Forum/showthread.php?tid=7 http://jamiaqadria.com/Forum/showthread.php?tid=6 Wed, 25 Nov 2009 01:08:17 -0600 clarkjacks http://jamiaqadria.com/Forum/showthread.php?tid=6
My favourite is FIFA series. I have played 07,08 and 09 and waiting for 10. The most I like is FIFA 08.
Amazing graphics!!!

There are plenty of new skills in FIFA 09 and waiting for more new skills in FIFA 10.
Does anyone know about this??]]>
My favourite is FIFA series. I have played 07,08 and 09 and waiting for 10. The most I like is FIFA 08.
Amazing graphics!!!

There are plenty of new skills in FIFA 09 and waiting for more new skills in FIFA 10.
Does anyone know about this??]]> http://jamiaqadria.com/Forum/showthread.php?tid=5 Wed, 25 Nov 2009 01:06:52 -0600 clarkjacks http://jamiaqadria.com/Forum/showthread.php?tid=5
My name is Clark and I'd just like to say hi to everyone. As everybody knows that nowadays forums are the best source of Knowledge, and through forums we can learn a lot. When I heard of the community I thought it would be wonderful to expand to a new community, meet like minded people and share thoughts and services with fellow members.I am sure there's a lot of interesting topics and discussions happening on this forum and wanted to check it out.I was looking for a new forum to join and the higher powers of Google has brought me here!
I look forward to meeting you all and wish you the best of success.]]>
My name is Clark and I'd just like to say hi to everyone. As everybody knows that nowadays forums are the best source of Knowledge, and through forums we can learn a lot. When I heard of the community I thought it would be wonderful to expand to a new community, meet like minded people and share thoughts and services with fellow members.I am sure there's a lot of interesting topics and discussions happening on this forum and wanted to check it out.I was looking for a new forum to join and the higher powers of Google has brought me here!
I look forward to meeting you all and wish you the best of success.]]> http://jamiaqadria.com/Forum/showthread.php?tid=4 Thu, 01 Oct 2009 06:34:27 -0500 abrahamabel http://jamiaqadria.com/Forum/showthread.php?tid=4 everyone,

I'm not talking about how to set the global variable TEMP to model the circuit behaviour over temperature - done that.

The issue is that some components get hot (e.g. power devices) and will be mounted on heat sinks. Other devices are not mounted on the heat sink and will be at a different ambient.

Now, consider an amplifier design where a power BJT is on a heat sink at one temperature and another BJT setting the biass current for the power device and it is on a separate heat sink at a different temperature. [Don't worry about whether this is good design practice, I have a very good reason for these devices being at different temperatures.]

In order to model this I have to set different temperatures for two devices, which I can't figure out how to do]]> everyone,

I'm not talking about how to set the global variable TEMP to model the circuit behaviour over temperature - done that.

The issue is that some components get hot (e.g. power devices) and will be mounted on heat sinks. Other devices are not mounted on the heat sink and will be at a different ambient.

Now, consider an amplifier design where a power BJT is on a heat sink at one temperature and another BJT setting the biass current for the power device and it is on a separate heat sink at a different temperature. [Don't worry about whether this is good design practice, I have a very good reason for these devices being at different temperatures.]

In order to model this I have to set different temperatures for two devices, which I can't figure out how to do]]> http://jamiaqadria.com/Forum/showthread.php?tid=3 Wed, 30 Sep 2009 00:55:44 -0500 abrahamabel http://jamiaqadria.com/Forum/showthread.php?tid=3
Car Jack Streets - Grand Theft Auto 1 & 2
Gangstar - Grand Theft Auto
Hero of Sparta - God of War
Guitar Rock Tour - Guitar Hero
Brain Challenge - Brain Training
Dungeon Hunter - Diablo
Blades of Fury - Soulcalibur
Modern Combat: Sandstorm - Call of Duty
Zenonia - Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening
Rise of Lost Empire - Warcraft 2 & 3

maybe these aswell;
Real Racing - Gran Turismo
Rolando - Loco Roco

I'm sure there's a lot of debate possible wether these games are completely original or majority influenced or whatever, thats not what this topic is about, but feel free to discuss it anyway, just don't forget to bring new suggestions.. ]]>
Car Jack Streets - Grand Theft Auto 1 & 2
Gangstar - Grand Theft Auto
Hero of Sparta - God of War
Guitar Rock Tour - Guitar Hero
Brain Challenge - Brain Training
Dungeon Hunter - Diablo
Blades of Fury - Soulcalibur
Modern Combat: Sandstorm - Call of Duty
Zenonia - Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening
Rise of Lost Empire - Warcraft 2 & 3

maybe these aswell;
Real Racing - Gran Turismo
Rolando - Loco Roco

I'm sure there's a lot of debate possible wether these games are completely original or majority influenced or whatever, thats not what this topic is about, but feel free to discuss it anyway, just don't forget to bring new suggestions.. ]]> http://jamiaqadria.com/Forum/showthread.php?tid=2 Tue, 22 Sep 2009 07:28:55 -0500 francisroberts http://jamiaqadria.com/Forum/showthread.php?tid=2
I am new here and visited the site.
There are many interesting things I have seen in the site.I like forum discussion since people can share their views and ideas to others.They can give commnents on others topic and suggest them.
I am eager to do my first post and start forum posting.]]>
I am new here and visited the site.
There are many interesting things I have seen in the site.I like forum discussion since people can share their views and ideas to others.They can give commnents on others topic and suggest them.
I am eager to do my first post and start forum posting.]]> http://jamiaqadria.com/Forum/showthread.php?tid=1 Thu, 15 Jan 2009 05:14:06 -0600 honeyfsd http://jamiaqadria.com/Forum/showthread.php?tid=1
Much of the fighting was centred in the Tel al-Hawa neighbourhood, where some residents fled on foot while others remained in the precarious shelter of their homes as a night-time attack stretched into the morning.

There were no immediate reports of casualties.

Israeli forces have encircled the city of 500,000 people for days. Tanks have made forays towards the centre to test the resistance of Hamas and other militant groups but have held off a full-scale assault on the densely populated urban maze.

The Palestinian death toll from the air-and-ground offensive has risen to at least 1,024, according to the Hamas-run Health Ministry in Gaza. A Palestinian rights group said 670 of the dead were civilians. Thirteen Israelis have been killed - 10 soldiers and three civilians hit by Hamas rocket fire.

As the toll mounts, ceasefire negotiations to end the Israeli offensive that began on Dec. 27 and Hamas rocket attacks on southern Israel have intensified.

Israel, which wants an end to rocket attacks on its towns and guarantees that Hamas cannot smuggle in more weapons from tunnels to neighbouring Egypt, said it would not agree to a truce allowing the Palestinian Islamists to regroup and rearm.

Israeli officials said Israel was seeking an agreement with Washington on regional and international security guarantees that would bolster Egyptian efforts to ensure Hamas could not replenish its arsenal.

Israel was also seeking an international maritime monitoring effort to prevent rocket smuggling by sea through Egyptian ports to block the shipments before they even reach the border, the officials said.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon - who arrived in the region on Wednesday for several days of intense diplomacy on the conflict - planned to meet Israeli leaders later on Thursday.

HEAVY SHELLING

Political analysts see a possible deadline in Tuesday's inauguration of Barack Obama as U.S. president, after which Israel may be reluctant to test White House support for a campaign that has stirred international outrage.

In fighting overnight, two militants were killed in the southern Gaza Strip, Palestinian medical workers said. The Israeli military said 11 of its soldiers were wounded. About 14 rockets fired from the Gaza Strip hit southern Israel on Thursday, causing some damage but no casualties, police said.

The Israeli military said its aircraft attacked about 70 sites, including a mosque in the southern town of Rafah which it alleged was used by militants to stockpile rockets and five homes of Hamas operatives containing weapons caches.

With Israeli troops edging closer to the heart of the city of Gaza, international organisations have expressed growing concern about the plight of civilians trapped there.
Human rights groups have reported shortages of vital supplies, including water, in the Hamas-ruled territory. A fuel shortage has brought frequent power blackouts.

Israel has permitted almost daily truck shipments of food and medicine. But Human Rights Watch said Israel's daily three-hour break in attacks to facilitate the supply of humanitarian aid to Gazans was ‘woefully insufficient’.]]>
Much of the fighting was centred in the Tel al-Hawa neighbourhood, where some residents fled on foot while others remained in the precarious shelter of their homes as a night-time attack stretched into the morning.

There were no immediate reports of casualties.

Israeli forces have encircled the city of 500,000 people for days. Tanks have made forays towards the centre to test the resistance of Hamas and other militant groups but have held off a full-scale assault on the densely populated urban maze.

The Palestinian death toll from the air-and-ground offensive has risen to at least 1,024, according to the Hamas-run Health Ministry in Gaza. A Palestinian rights group said 670 of the dead were civilians. Thirteen Israelis have been killed - 10 soldiers and three civilians hit by Hamas rocket fire.

As the toll mounts, ceasefire negotiations to end the Israeli offensive that began on Dec. 27 and Hamas rocket attacks on southern Israel have intensified.

Israel, which wants an end to rocket attacks on its towns and guarantees that Hamas cannot smuggle in more weapons from tunnels to neighbouring Egypt, said it would not agree to a truce allowing the Palestinian Islamists to regroup and rearm.

Israeli officials said Israel was seeking an agreement with Washington on regional and international security guarantees that would bolster Egyptian efforts to ensure Hamas could not replenish its arsenal.

Israel was also seeking an international maritime monitoring effort to prevent rocket smuggling by sea through Egyptian ports to block the shipments before they even reach the border, the officials said.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon - who arrived in the region on Wednesday for several days of intense diplomacy on the conflict - planned to meet Israeli leaders later on Thursday.

HEAVY SHELLING

Political analysts see a possible deadline in Tuesday's inauguration of Barack Obama as U.S. president, after which Israel may be reluctant to test White House support for a campaign that has stirred international outrage.

In fighting overnight, two militants were killed in the southern Gaza Strip, Palestinian medical workers said. The Israeli military said 11 of its soldiers were wounded. About 14 rockets fired from the Gaza Strip hit southern Israel on Thursday, causing some damage but no casualties, police said.

The Israeli military said its aircraft attacked about 70 sites, including a mosque in the southern town of Rafah which it alleged was used by militants to stockpile rockets and five homes of Hamas operatives containing weapons caches.

With Israeli troops edging closer to the heart of the city of Gaza, international organisations have expressed growing concern about the plight of civilians trapped there.
Human rights groups have reported shortages of vital supplies, including water, in the Hamas-ruled territory. A fuel shortage has brought frequent power blackouts.

Israel has permitted almost daily truck shipments of food and medicine. But Human Rights Watch said Israel's daily three-hour break in attacks to facilitate the supply of humanitarian aid to Gazans was ‘woefully insufficient’.]]>