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Hi everyone, I’ve put together a simple PMOD to VGA adapter for my PYNQ-Z2 FPGA board and would love some feedback on the design before I get it manufactured. I made a post last time here https://www.reddit.com/r/FPGA/comments/1tldxsa/review_request_pmod_to_vga_adapter_pynqz2/ Thanks to u/petemate and u/DheTwenty, I got feedback on the connector format which i completely messed up (which saved my board!) and the measurement which i've verified. I've also verified the resistor values and overall output impedence (giving 75 ohms theoretically) All my traces are either 0.25 mm or 0.5 mm which i think should be fine and switched to more reasonable 1206 sized resistors and caps (since im hand soldering) Here is the updated project files : https://github.com/swr06/PMODVGA/ A final look / helpful suggestions regarding the schematic and routing and whether i've done everything properly before I give for manufacture if possible :D Thanks! https://preview.redd.it/whgh4z23lu3h1.png?width=1109&format=png&auto=webp&s=8ac6a44522779950e827596c6844facd3a7a4bc9 https://preview.redd.it/i4duryyynu3h1.png?width=1163&format=png&auto=webp&s=14ae746766e96795483ce3c9cb2953533e4f6c1d https://preview.redd.it/q3a1xfzznu3h1.png?width=959&format=png&auto=webp&s=d333fcd1a92f389e40a91a9a242dcafccb3341f1 https://preview.redd.it/p9603i4oou3h1.png?width=771&format=png&auto=webp&s=48fbbda4c2fe0a8b71452a1d26eeca2b5a31b74e submitted by /u/swr06 [link] [comments]

Exploration Place is Wichita’s premier science museum, offering an ever-changing lineup of exhibits that keep visitors coming back for more. This interactive museum brings hands-on learning experiences to life, making it a favorite destination for families, science lovers, and curious minds of all ages. One of the highlights of Exploration Place is its rotating traveling exhibits, which bring exciting, world-class experiences to Wichita. This year, visitors can dive into the newest exhibit: Titanic: The Secret Mission. Exploration Place Fun Fact: Admission is now all-inclusive! One price covers everything: exhibits, live science shows, dome movies, Destination Playscape, and even laser shows. You can spend the whole day experiencing it all without paying extra, and that’s a deal worth checking out. Discover more about Exploration Place’s permanent exhibits & deals. Titanic Exhibit at Exploration Place Exploration Place is bringing a brand-new summer exhibition to Wichita called Finding Titanic: The Secret Mission, running May 22 – September 7. This interactive exhibit goes beyond the Titanic story and reveals the real secret mission behind the discovery of the wreckage. Visitors will learn how oceanographer Robert Ballard used cutting-edge technology, deep-sea robots, and exploration tools during a top-secret Cold War mission that eventually led to the discovery of the Titanic in 1985. Admission is included with regular museum admission and free for members. Exhibition Highlights • Learn the untold story behind the discovery of the Titanic• See authentic artifacts and technology used during the mission• Watch rare and declassified footage• Explore hands-on deep-sea exploration exhibits• See Robert Ballard’s original jumpsuit and equipment• Discover how ocean exploration technology continues today Why This is a Good Deal Admission also includes: • The Adventure Playscape• Live science shows• Dome movies and laser shows• Hands-on museum exhibits This makes it easy to turn one visit into a full-day family outing. Mark Your Calendar for These Free Events at Exploration Place While you’re planning your visit to see Ice Dinosaures, make sure to check out these three awesome FREE events happening at Exploration Place: RiverFlix Outdoor Movies – Watch family-friendly films under the stars along the Arkansas River. Yoga on the Lawn – A relaxing, all-ages yoga class with the iconic Keeper of the Plains in the background. Parkrun – A free weekly timed 5K event open to walkers and runners of all ages and abilities. These events make your visit even more special, and they’re a great way to stay active, enjoy the outdoors, and connect with the Wichita community. With engaging exhibits, a stunning location along the Arkansas River, and plenty of activities for all ages, Exploration Place is a must-visit destination in Wichita—whether it’s your first time or your fiftieth! Exploration Place Memberships Can Help You Save If you plan to visit Exploration Place with your whole family more than once a year, becoming a member is a great way to save money. We love going regularly since the exhibits are constantly changing, and it’s become a favorite spot for my daughter. With a membership, we save hundreds of dollars each year while discovering something new. Members receive unlimited exhibit access and exclusive benefits unavailable to the general public. Enjoy free Live Science Shows and discounts on Dome theater films, special events, camps, and more! Pro Tip: Your membership is fully tax-deductible and comes with special perks, including early entrance and exclusive member-only events. Become an Exploration Place Member Dates: May 22 – September 7, 2026 Location: Exploration Place, 300 N McLean Blvd. Wichita, KS 67203 Wichita Attractions Top FREE Activities in Wichita Wichita Daily Restaurant Specials Exploration Place Park Run Exploration Place Newest Traveling Exhibit: Titanic, the Secret Mission 2026 Wichita on the Cheap - Living the Good Life for Less

Farmer’s Markets in Wichita and surrounding communities with locally grown fresh food, plants, honey, handmade items, and more. Some markets offer kids’ activities and live entertainment; all offer an excellent opportunity to meet your neighbors, learn more about local produce, and share in the fun of discovering things produced right here in our own state by talented Kansans! All of the Farmer’s Markets are FREE to attend! We have compiled all the local Wichita-area farmers’ markets for this year. Farmers Markets In This Article: Scroll down for times, addresses, and more information. Saturday Farmers Markets: Old Town Farmers Market (Downtown) Kansas Grown Farmer’s Market (West Wichita) Haysville Hometown Market Derby, Kansas Grown Farmer’s Market Reno County Farmers Market Harvey County Farmers Tuesday Farmers Market: GreenAcres Farmers Market at Bradley Fair Wednesday Farmers Market: Reno County Farmers Market Thursday Farmers Market: Kechi Farmers Market Maize: Second Thursday of the Month A few markets can be difficult to get information about so if you know something I don’t, please email us at wotcinfo@gmail.com. I’ll update the list so that readers will know about all the wonderful local farmer’s markets available in our area! Farmers Markets in Wichita & Close to Wichita 2026 Old Town Farmers Market in Downtown Wichita The Old Town Farmers Market is located in a brick courtyard in the heart of Old Town, right next to the Museum of World Treasures. It includes arts & crafts vendors, food vendors, live entertainment, cooking demonstrations, and more. Dates: April – December Day of the Week: Saturdays Time: 8 am – 1 pm Location: 835 E. 1st St North Kansas Grown Farmers Market in West Wichita The west location of the Kansas Grown Farmers Market is situated in the parking lot of the Sedgwick County Extension Center. It has all the home- and locally-grown produce you would hope to find, along with handmade items, local honey, plants, and lots more. Full Article: Kansas Grown Farmers Market Dates: April- October Day of the Week: Saturdays Hours: 7 a.m. to Noon Address: 7001 W. 21st St. N., Wichita, KS 67205(21st & Ridge, Sedgwick County Extension Office) GreenAcres Farmers Market at Bradley Fair Stop by Bradley Fair shopping center in East Wichita for local vendors, samples, and special savings at GreenAcres Market. This is a nice market, but smaller. Days: Tuesdays (May 1 – September 25) Hours: 3 – 6 pm Location: 8141 E 21st N (Bradley Fair Shopping Center) Green Acres Website Bradley Fair Farmers Market Haysville Hometown Market A quick drive South for a small-town Market is always a good idea. You’ll find crafts, produce, baked goods, eggs, honey, and more. Dates: June – August Day of the Week: Saturdays Hours: 8- Noon Address: 100 S. Main, the intersection of S. Main and Grand Ave. in Haysville’s Historic District Haysville Hometown Market Andover, Kansas Grown Farmers Market Kansas Grown Farmers Market, along with the West Wichita Market, hosts this well-organized event, which offers a great opportunity to support local vendors and enjoy a FREE day in the community. Date: May – October Day of the Week: Saturday Hours: 8 a.m. – Noon Address: 375 S. Heritage Way, Andover, KS Kansas Grown: Derby Farmers Market Website Reno County Farmers Market Fresh local fruits, veggies, flowers, honey, jams & jellies, baked goods, handcrafted items, live music, free coffee, chef demos, samples, and more. Dates: May – October Day of the Week: Saturdays Hours: 7:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Address: 103 W. 2nd Ave., Hutchinson, KS 67501 Also, June 3 – September 30, Every Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m Reno Co. Farmers Market Website Havey County Farmers Market in Newton The Harvey County Farmers’ Market is a small but lively market. It is a community-based organization that sells home-baked goods, homemade crafts, and locally grown fresh produce – all produced within Harvey and the counties directly bordering Harvey County. Dates: May – October Day of the Week: Saturdays Hours: 8 am-Noon Address: 301 N. Main in Newton, KS Harvey County Farmers Market Website Kechi Farmers Market The Kechi Chamber of Commerce hosts this Farmer’s Market. Dates: June – September (Thursdays) Hours: 4-6:30 pm Address: 4533 E. 61ST St N. Kechi, KS 67067Held in the parking lot of the Kechi United Methodist Church. Kechi Farmers Market Facebook Page The Maize Farm & Art Market The Maize Farm and Art Market takes place on the second Thursday of each month from May through September, from 5 to 7 PM, at the Clair Donnelly Amphitheater in Maize City Park, located at 311 Academy Ave in Maize Dates: Second Thursday of the Month Hours: 5 – 7 pm Location: Clair Donnelly Amphitheater, 311 Academy Ave in Mazie Maize Farmers Market Farmer’s Markets Further Close to Wichita These rural or small-town farmers’ markets offer handmade and homemade goods, local produce, and more. Before you make the drive from Wichita, it’s a good idea to check the link to make sure they’ll have vendors that day. McPherson County Farmers Market Dates: June – September Day of the Week: Saturday Times: 8 am-Noon Address: 600 W. Woodside, McPherson, Kansas 67460. Whitewater NW Butler County Farm & Craft Market Dates: Vary (visit their Facebook page for dates) Day of the Week: Saturday Times: 9 am-Noon Location: 212 S. Main, Whitewater, KS 67154 El Dorado Downtown Market Dates: Vary, but generally twice per month in the summer and fall Day of the Week: Sunday Times: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Downtown El Dorado, Kansas Sterling, Kansas Farmers Market Dates: June through around September Day of the Week: Saturday Times: 7 am Location: Next to Dillons on Broadway in Sterling, Kansas Lindsborg Farmers Market Dates: May – Fall Day of the Week: Saturdays Times: 7:30 – 11 am Location: Swensson Park in Lindsborg, KS. You Pick Farms in the Wichita Area Barn Sales, Markets & Shopping Events Sunflower Fields in Kansas Double-Up Food Bucks at Farmers Markets Farmers Market Coupons for Seniors Farmers Markets in Wichita Wichita on the Cheap - Living the Good Life for Less

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I learned my lesson early one July morning when I took my toddler to the zoo. All she did was pick up pretty rocks on the ground! I realized she didn’t care (yet) that there was a giraffe standing a few feet away.After that experience, I began thinking about her perspective rather than my own (or worse, others) and found that her favorite things to do were easy, and readily available here in Wichita. A walk down the sidewalk was as much an adventure as any trip to Kansas City as far as my toddler was concerned.As she grew, visiting neat places like the zoo, a dairy farm, a pumpkin patch, a mini-golf course, and a museum were more appreciated. But she still loved the simple joy of playing on a playground – even one that wasn’t fancy.So I learned to appreciate them too. Wichita has some beautiful parks and playgrounds. Some have train rides, mini golf, kayaks, free zoo, zip lines, and more. The best part is ALL of these parks are FREE to visit (some of the rides might cost extra). You might also want to check out the Splash Pads in and around Wichita. Here are our top Playgrounds and Parks: O.J. Watson Park Location: 3022 S. Mclean Boulevard, Wichita, KS 67217WebsiteO.J. Watson Park is one of the largest parks in Wichita. The beautiful 119 acre site offers a rustic setting which includes a 40-acre lake for fishing, kayaking, and pedal boats. The park also offers a variety of recreational and educational programming for all ages. Check out the Parks and Recreation Website for dates, times and fees.Additional attractions: Miniature train – $4 per person Pony rides – $4 per person Kayaking and pedal boats – $4 per person Miniature golf – $4 per person 2 playgrounds – FREE 20 sand volleyball courts – $5 per hour per court (minimum 3 hours) Campfire circle, charcoal grills, 100 picnic tables (first come, first serve basis) Open shelters, restrooms, drinking fountains Community facility Concessions and bait are available at the concession facility during spring, summer, and fall. For extra savings, purchase the ride ticket book!Ride Tickets: Purchase a ride ticket for $4 for the train, pedal boats, pony rides and mini golf. Park guests can purchase a ticket book to take advantage of a discount. 6 tickets $20 20 tickets $60 40 tickets $90 100 tickets $200 200 tickets $350 OJ Watson Park. Photo: OJ Watson Park Facebook Sedgwick County Park Location: 6501 W. 21st St., North Wichita, KS 67212WebpageThis park is the largest in Wichita, with several playgrounds, 4 ponds, and several recreation buildings. Their playground, Boundless, is the best in Wichita, with swings of all kinds (including several ADA swings), 4 different play zones, and even a small slide area for toddlers covered in fake turf. The playground also has a maze that is great for small children and children with disabilities. One of my favorite features is the music zone with many unique instruments. On top of the great playground options, this park has the best-paved bikings/walking trail in Wichita, spanning a loop over 4 miles with large trees providing heavy shade and forest hiking vibes.Amenities at Sedgwick County Park: BBQ Grills Basketball Courts Paved Bike and Walking Trail Enclosed Shelters for rent Open Shelters Fishing Softball Fields Tennis Courts Volleyball Courts Bocce Court Several small playgrounds Boundless Playground Photo By: Sedgwick County Riverside Park Location: 720 Nims N, Wichita, KS 67203WebsiteThis park lies in the middle of the city with a lots of shade, a slash pad, and even a wildlife exhibit! One of the most impressive attractions at this location is the splash park which is one of the most impressive in the city.Amenities at Riverside Park: Playground Splash Pad The Kansas Wildlife Exhibit Assembly Area Picnic tables Restrooms Riverside Park. Photo By: 360 Wichita LW Clapp Park Location: 4611 E Harry St., Wichita, KS LW Clapp was previously a golf course and is now an adaptive playground with a Dog Park. You can also find a large public art sculpture, walking trails, and more. Dog lovers take note: the dog park is located on the opposite end of the park at 1950 S. Bluff St. College Hill Park Location: 304 Circle Drive, Wichita KS 67218WebsiteThis park is somewhat of a hidden gem with some incredible shade trees and relaxing walking trails. There are also tennis, shuffle board, and basketball courts. Also at this park location is a City public swimming pool.Amenities at College Hill Park: Walking trails Playground with ADA swings Multi-purpose courts Shuffle Board Swimming Pools Restrooms Photo By: Wichita Parks and Rec Eastborough Park Location: 33 Willowbrook Rd, Eastborough, KSFacebook PageOne of the best features at this park is their giant blue playground made with modern equipment with varying age range activities. There is also a large walking path that is great for bikes, strollers and more. Beat the heat and hit the shade in their covered gazebo area with picnic tables.Amenities at Eastborough Park: Playground Walking/Bike path Gazebo Picnic tables Restrooms Pond Photo By: Simpson Construction Edgemore Park Location: 5815 E. 9th, 67208WebpageIf you’re a pickleball plater, this park is for you with 12 pickleball courts being one of the largest of this in the city. Also included in this location is a children’s playground, tennis and basketball courts, a swimming pool, and a recreation center. Another unique feature here is that they have a small skate park which is a great beginner course for any children getting into the sport.Amenities at Edgemore Park: Basketball/Multi-use Court Children’s Playground Pickleball Courts Recreation Center Ryan Woodward Memorial Skate Park Soccer Field Softball Diamond Splash Pad Tennis Courts Photo By: Visit Wichita Oak Park Location: 1100 W 11th St N, Wichita KS 67203WebpageCalling all disc-golf lovers! Oak Park has the largest disc-golf course in the area. With 37 acres of wooded path, this park is a fantastic place to take a stroll and throw a disc around. Besides the wooded areas, it also contains large open stretches of lawn, lily pond, and artificial springs and brooks. This park has proudly been designated a Wichita Wild habitat area so you are bound to catch a glimpse of some critters, too!Amenities at Oak Park: Large acreage Disc Golf Course Wooded Walking path Lily pond Wildlife habitat Photo By: Visit Wichita Pawnee Prairie Park Location: 2625 S. Tyler Wichita, KS 7209WebsiteThis playground is a nature hikers dream! Pawnee Prairie has over 400 acres of natural park land with trails that serve hikers, bicyclists and even special paths for equestrians. Families will enjoy the new playground complete with a berm slide with a covered shelter next to it. As an added bonus, the Caretakers of Pawnee Prairie Park have created a butterfly garden south of the old stables off Tyler that will be teeming with pollinators all spring and summer!Amenities at Pawnee Prairie Park: Horse Trails Horse and Pet Watering Stations Open Shelter Picnic Tables Playground Restroom Facilities Bicycle Paths Butterfly Garden Nature Trails Pawnee Prairie Park. Photo By: Pawnee Prairie Facebook Dr. Glen Dey Park (Grove Park) Location: 2801 N. Grove, Wichita KS 67219WebpageThis massive 126 acre park consists of walking and biking path and newly renovated playgrounds and basketball courts. The open shelters are recently renovated, as well, and are perfect for group gatherings. The new playground has many fun new modern equipment pieces that the children love to explore! If you haven’t seen this park in it’s new condition, its definitely one to add to your list!Amenities at Grove Park: Playground Picnic area Open shelters Restrooms Basketball courts Walking and biking path Photo By: bestquestict.com Parks Outside of Wichita: Castle Park – Augusta Location: 113 E. 6th St. Augusta, KS Read our full article about the NEW Castle Park in Augusta, KS Dalton Palmer Park – Augusta Location: Frisco Plaza, Augusta, KSWebpageThe tallest play park in the state of Kansas, this park is best for older kiddos. With zip lines, tube slides, and plenty of climbing, this is a fabulous park to work off some energy. Perfect for thrillseeking kiddos with a one-of-a-kind gravity rail that swings riders around a rollercoaster-like circular track!Amenities at Dalton Palmer Park: 30-foot tower with a 16-foot deck and 30-foot slide; two towers reaching more than 26- and 24-feet high 12-foot decks and tunnel slides; three 20-foot, fully enclosed skyways connecting at 12-feet high; each featuring a challenging climbing activity gravity rail with rollercoaster-like circular track. ADA Pour-in-Place Soft Rubber Surfacing Unique Picnic Seating Areas and Parklets Click HERE to see more about Dalton Palmer Playground Island Park Playground – Winfield Location: 200 North Main Winfield, KS 67156WebpageThis 20-acre park includes a unique spectacle of a playground featuring a customized castle entry, fire truck, barn play house, corn crib, windmill, and boat.There are also walking trails, picnic areas, and accessible restrooms. There is also a new performance stage that hosts many community events. In addition, this park has a beaut

Looking for a fun and Free Activity to do with your little one in Wichita? The Wichita Art Museum offers a playful and relaxed yoga experience designed especially for young children and their grown-ups. Held every second Friday of the month, this free class is led by local instructor Christine Vumai and blends simple yoga movements with creativity and imagination. The experience combines yoga, art, and playful activities to help kids move, explore, and have fun in a welcoming museum setting. Dont forget that WAM has a great Indoor Play Place called PLAY with art & toys for kids. This short session is perfect for younger children who may not sit still for long classes. Kids can stretch, move, and giggle while enjoying a creative start to the day. It is also a great way for parents and caregivers to introduce mindfulness and movement in a relaxed environment. The class runs for about 30 minutes, making it an easy activity to add to a morning outing. After yoga, families can explore the museum or enjoy the surrounding river area. Must Know Before You Go: Advanced registration is required for children aged 2 to 6; siblings, older or younger, are welcome to join without advance registration. An adult must accompany the children. 2026 Second Friday Yoga Dates All classes are held from 10:30 AM – 11:00 AM and 11:30 AM to Noon. • January 9, 2026• February 13, 2026• March 13, 2026• April 10, 2026• May 8, 2026• June 12, 2026• July 10, 2026• August 14, 2026• September 11, 2026• October 9, 2026• November 13, 2026• December 11, 2026 This is a great free program for Wichita families looking for creative ways to keep kids active while also enjoying one of the city’s favorite cultural spaces. YogaTime Reservations Location:Wichita Art Museum1400 W Museum BlvdWichita, KS 67203 Free Yoga at Exploration Place You can also enjoy a relaxing yoga class on Saturday mornings along the Arkansas River at the Exploration Place amphitheater. These Riverside Yoga classes are open to everyone, whether you are brand new to yoga or practice regularly. Certified YMCA instructors lead the sessions, creating a welcoming and peaceful way to start the weekend while enjoying one of Wichita’s most scenic spots. Dates: Middle April – Middle October Yoga at Exploration Place Family & Kid Yoga at Wichita Art Museum: Free Wichita on the Cheap - Living the Good Life for Less

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According to Etymonline, Synecdoche means “figure of speech in which a part is taken for the whole or vice versa". Both English and Late Latin synecdoche hail from Greek synekdokhe "the putting of a whole for a part; an understanding one with another," literally "a receiving together or jointly." This is from synekdekhesthai "supply a thought or word; take with something else, join in receiving," from syn- "with" (see syn-) + ek "out" (see ex-) + dekhesthai "to receive," related to dokein "seem good" (from PIE root *dek- "to take, accept")”. How does the English meaning of Synecdoche correspond with these three Greek morphemes? To wit, how can we map these 3 Greek morphemes to the English meaning of Synecdoche? As I don't speak Greek, these Greek morphemes are literally Greek to me! I'm out of my depth relating these Greek morphemes to English. I shall appreciate someone connecting these dots for me! Thanks. First, the syn part is actually the precursor of sin-, the prefix for "with", and means the same, from PIE ksun, also "with". But how does the prefix Syn- relate to Synecdoche? “with” doesn’t show up in Etymonline's definition above - “figure of speech in which a part is taken for the whole or vice versa". What does “with” have to do with Synecdoche? The second component is that of ek, the precursor of ex-, the prefix for "out", and also means the same, from PIE eghs, also "out". How does Synecdoche involve outness, or outwardness? Finally, the root of the term is dokhe, which kind of meant "receive". This derives from the Proto-Indo-European term dek, which meant something more like "to accept". As a whole, when the parts are put together, a synecdoche really just means "without accepting". dekhesthai "to receive," related to dokein "seem good" (from PIE root *dek- "to take, accept"). What do Synecdoches receive? From whom or where or what do Synecdoches receive, whatever Synecdoches receive?

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Splash pads in Wichita are a big attraction during the summer months. These splash parks (aka water playgrounds, splash pads, or play fountains) are a great way to enjoy summer for free. They are cost-effective and require less maintenance. Therefore, several have been funded by the city in the past few years. In fact, a few run-down city pools in the area have now been replaced with splash parks for this reason. Our family has visited several of these water playgrounds over the past few summers. They’re perfect for a fun, spontaneous (and FREE) summer outing when the kids need something to do. Tip: water shoes are a good idea to avoid slipping and/or stepping in (or on) something you’d rather not. Most splash pads are typically open by Memorial Day, but opening dates and hours may vary by park. For the past several years, the city has even kept them open until the end of September. Now Open for 2026: Boston Park, Buffalo Park, Linwood South Park, Osage Park, Planeview Park, Riverside Central Park. Opening on May 25: WB Harrion Park, Old Town Square, Evergreen Park, Edgemoor Park, 12 FREE Splash Pads Boston Park Splash Pad SouthEast Wichita Location: 6655 E. Zimmerly St., Wichita, KS Hours: Daily from 10 am to 8 pm This splash pad has a fun aviation theme with many tall pole fountains and small bubble fountains from the ground. Next to the fountains is a nice patch of turf, great for sun bathing after having been soaking wet. Buffalo Park Water Playground West Wichita Location: 10201 Hardtner Road, Wichita KS Hours: Daily from 10 am to 8 pm The splash pad at Buffalo Park is lots of fun. This prairie-themed water playground has native limestone, sculptural grass-like overhead sprayers and an assortment of ground jets. A buffalo head sculpture that sprays and mists water welcomes patrons to the plaza, which has a colored concrete pattern inspired by the grass seeds of the prairie. Native grasses surround the area. In addition to the fun water spray area, Buffalo park has an outdoor open shelter and picnic tables, a circular drop-off area, and restrooms.*Note that half of the shelter can be rented out on the weekends so please make sure you park your items on the other side if it seems that there is a party going on in the other side. Edgemoor Park Splash Park East Wichita Location: 5815 E 9th St N, Wichita, KS Hours: Daily from 10 am to 8 pm The old Edgemoor Park pool was turned into a new water playground/splash park in the city of Wichita. Evergreen Park Splash Pad Northwest Wichita Location: 2700 Woodland N, Wichita, KS Hours: Daily from 10 am to 8 pm This new splashpad gives off aztec vibes or flashbacks to the 90’s Nickelodeon show Legends of the Hidden Temple (who remembers this show?!). A little on the smaller side so I suggest trying to avoid this location on the weekends. Fairmount Splash Park East Wichita Location: 1647 N. Yale St., Wichita, KS 67218 Hours: Daily from 10 am to 8 pm This splash park seems to be a carbon copy of the Osage feature. It also has impressive creature splash fountain features and colorful rings to run through. Again, lots of opportunity for cute photos opps of your kiddos as they run around. Fountains are open in the summer from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Lincoln Park Splash Pad South Wichita Location: 1323 S. Topeka Hours: Daily from 10 am to 8 pm This park’s splash pad is really more of a small area with interactive fountains spraying from the concrete floor. Great fun for kiddos to run through as they are playing on the playground but not a place I suggest venturing to with swim getups and water toys. Linwood South Park – Will not be open for the 2025 Season South East Wichita Location: 1901 S Kansas, Wichita KS Hours: Closed for 2025 This splash park is one that the city replaces a run-down city pool with. This splash park is much more than just a few fountains shooting water out of the ground. It has really cool water features, bright play equipment, and lots of shade. I highly recommend visiting this one, this summer! Old Town Plaza Splash Park Downtown Wichita Location: 301 N. Mead, Wichita KS Hours: Daily from 10 am to 8 pm These fountains are in the center of Old Town Square in downtown Wichita. Being that this is in the middle of the city plaza this is not a location where you camp out for very long, nor is it a location to where swimming suits. It is, however, a fun area for kids to run through a few times to cool off in the heat of summer. The Old Town fountain is open from 10 a.m. to noon daily. Osage Splash Park South East Wichita Location: 2121 W. 31st Street South, Wichita KS Hours: Daily from 10 am to 8 pm One of the most impressive splash parks in Wichita, this interactive fountain features playful creatures spouting water and colorful rings for kids to run through. There are lots of opportunities for cute photo ops of your kiddos as they run around. The fountains are open in the summer from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Plainview Park South Wichita Location: 2819 Fees Hours: Daily from 10 am to 8 pm Riverside Central Park Water Playground North Wichita Close to Downtown Location: 720 Nims, Wichita KS Hours: Daily from 10 am to 8 pm In the heart of Wichita, this fountain is near the free wildlife exhibit in Riverside Park. Picnic tables surrounding the area and frequently shaded to allow you to take a break from the heat. Spray fountains are open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily during the summer. W.B. Harrison Park Southeast Wichita Location: 1300 S Webb Road Hours: Daily from 10 am to 8 pm The design of the splash pad is centered around a scorpion that shoots out water. The splash pad is open from 10 am to 8 pm daily during the summer season. New Market Square Fountains West Wichita Location: 21st Street North & Maize Road These fountains are in front of Old Navy/Dress Barn, and are usually on every day from approximately 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., off during inclement weather. Splash Pads in Surrounding Areas 13th Street Sports Park in Andover Location:<

Hi all, I need some project ideas for my master’s thesis. I have three years of experience in FPGA design, and I am currently enrolled in a master’s program. I have access to ZCU104, ZCU102, Kintex, and Virtex boards. I would like to work on something related to hardware acceleration or high speed interfaces such as 10G Ethernet. These are still rough concepts, I have not finalized anything yet. Most of my work experience has been on Altera/Intel FPGA devices. I have worked with the Nios processor, a few low-freq serial communication protocols, and several custom board level features based on requirements from the hardware design team. The NIOS work was quite interesting but i cannot explain most of it because of the NDA. As a hobby project, I designed a UDP packet processor in pynq-z2 , but in that design, the PS handled the MAC and IP layers. I would love to offload as much of the packet processing functionality as possible to the PL fabric. I know that a design like this may not be entirely novel, but a part of me feels that doing something like this on my own would finally get rid of my imposter syndrome. Please help me identify a meaningful/challenging project idea. submitted by /u/bat_manushyan [link] [comments]

A man accused of murdering a Yuma County woman in 2023 has a new trial date later this year, but in court Thursday, the defense referenced a new witness creating a potential conflict of interest and a "new offer" from prosecutors to the defendant.Clifton Clayton Boggess, 63, faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder, connected with the death of 25-year-old Britani Meek. His three-week trial will begin Nov. 2.In mid-May, his murder trial was put on hold due to newly discovered evidence," according to Yuma County District Attorney Travis Sides. But he did not share any more information.Denver7 Investigates listened to Boggess' status conference on Thursday, where a new hearing was scheduled for June 11. Boggess' attorney, public defender Kathrine McLaughlin, stated that a new witness could create a conflict of interest with her office. Britani Meek case: Yuma murder trial rescheduled for NovemberIt was also stated in court that District Attorney Travis Sides had presented a "new offer" to Boggess. It was not made clear what that offer was, but McLaughlin said it creates "a different landscape" for the potential conflict of interest.Background on this caseMeek was reported missing in October 2023 from Yuma. Nearly one month after she disappeared, on Nov. 22, 2023, law enforcement found her body but did not immediately reveal where or how they found her.Few details were available at that time, but Denver7 Investigates continued to receive calls from sources in Yuma, who shared the community's suspicions about who was responsible.Eight months after her body was found, law enforcement announced that they had arrested Boggess. He was taken into custody by U.S. Marshals on July 29, 2024, in Lake Placid, Florida.Denver7 Investigates digs inDenver7 Investigates obtained Boggess' arrest report, which showed that Meek's body was found on private property. During a preliminary hearing in August 2025, Weld County Coroner Michael Burson testified that the body was buried in a shallow grave with a ligature tied around her wrist.Meek's autopsy report outlined "unique" results that were "not what was suspected," an arrest affidavit for Boggess reads.According to the arrest report, multiple people who knew Meek repeatedly mentioned Boggess' name to investigators.That report also detailed surveillance video that investigators obtained from the night Meek was last seen alive. It reportedly showed several hours of footage, including three people entering a loft and only two exiting. The report reads that the video showed what "appears to be a body" thrown over a ledge.The documents also showed that Meek's family told investigators she was "probably" using drugs and potentially trading sex for drugs.Denver7 Investigates looked into Boggess' criminal record and found he has a violent past. He was convicted of multiple felonies in Florida after he was accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a car and shooting her in the head twice when she tried running from him in 1997. The woman survived.In addition, a cold case detective in Florida told Denver7 Investigates that Boggess is a person of interest in the disappearance of Heather Riggio, a woman who has been missing since 2007.

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Hi! I'm 52F, and planning to retire in 3 years or so, hoping I can take advantage of rule of 55 if needed. I am starting my glide path to retirement and starting to actively rebalance and fix my portfolio allocation to prepare for retirement. My current allocation mix is 66/18/16, so I'm slowly starting to reduce my equities and move them to bonds Build a 5 year bridge fund split between (SPAXX/SGOV, SHY, VCSH, TIP, BND) to cover me from age 55 - 60. This is about 25% of my portfolio Split my 75 equities into: 53 US/22 International My research says I have other assets that serves the same purpose as bonds in my portfolio so I don't have to have more than 25% and can even go lower I have $5000/month Social Security that I'm deferring until I'm 70 to maximize I have $1000/month pension starting at 65 We have rental generating commercial real estate that I'm not even counting in my NW and retirement because they're my husband's and not liquid so I don't want to count on them Given all the above, do I really need MORE than 25% of my portfolio moving into bonds and fixed income? At my age, every book says I should be 60/40 or 50/50 at retirement, but that seems TOO conservative, and seems I will miss growth opportunities. I'm doing a lot of my rebalancing on the 401K (72%), ROTH and HSA (3%) accounts so I don't trigger taxable events. What I ask myself: If the market goes down 40-50% tomorrow, do I have enough to weather the market, and not be forced to sell stocks? And with a 5 year bridge plan, I feel like I do. What do the Bogleheads think? Am I crazy and too aggressive at my age? Edited to add: The 25% is split below. Emergency fund (about 6-9 months) in SPAXX/FDLXX Remaining Yr 1&2 of expenses in SGOV Yr 3&4 of expenses in SHY Yr 5 of expenses in VCSH / Stable Fund Anything extra in TIPS and BND to round out the 25% submitted by /u/agentscullyfox [link] [comments]