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If I remember correctly, MRI machines are huge machines that have to be put into a room that is heavily shielded do to the fact that the it's a super huge electromagnet. Also an MRI take a while (at least a minutes) to capture a full image of the brain?
I remember reading something about...
ModX CMS - http://www.modxcms.com
In the past I skipped it over..
The job I'm working at has been using Etomite - which ModX is a branch of.
Out of all the CMS's I've played with (I was even a developer that helped with the Thatware project - way dead now - basically was like PHP Nuke)...
I remember seeing a howto / tutorial on doing a bread board design in eagle. I know there is this: http://www.virtualbreadboard.com/ - but doesn't have many parts I can see. And I'd rather not have to redo whole schematics...
Other than that I'm working a baud rate converter using 2 16550's...
The whole situation on this is a 20-sided sword. I've been playing "Violent" video games since 83, which I was 3. I was playing Buck Rodgers on a Coleco Adam computer. I was blowing up enemy space ships, but I'm not violent in real life. Human nature isn't a black or white issue. It's Black...
If you really want to DIY, check this article out about pic's with usb support:
http://www.elecdesign.com/Articles/Index.cfm?AD=1&ArticleID=9129
You could use the I/O to control the LED's. If you need control more the GPIO lines give you, you could mux the lines.
At least I didn't add the 4 handles with led's and the 4 feet with leds.. OR the front panel mod w/ blue and white leds (fry's didn't have enough blue leds at the time - so i bought 4 blue and 4 white and was giong to do blue white blue white...) to do VU stuff from winamp.. Oh and never added...
I've learned a lot from doing this mod... It didn't come out the way I planned.. but most of it did.
I wanted a lot of blue lights - but didn't want to much.. I felt I balanced it out so it wasn't blinding.
Ok - here's my case.. Almost done! well one thing needs to be added and some software.. But here it is.. The night before I see if can get into BYOC at quakecon a day early.
Here's the senerio -
Laptop with XP Home (I know..) w/ SP2 - 802.11b usb dongle (dlink)
Try to connect to my router - wep - and it connects - but doesn't get an IP. The router shows that it has given me an IP address. I check the status - and it shows that I've sent packets, but nothing...
The problem with XP Is the HAL getting in the way. It took me several days to figure out how to do the coding for those two programs. Found out I needed a DLL file, then I had to figure out how to include a DLL in a C/C++ file.