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Well, we have to be grateful to Cleveland for beating the Worriers but not enough to let them win
They get better with the addition of Hawes.
Eleven in a row, please!
Trap game, Cleveland been playing well since acquiring Hawes
DJ usually handles his business against Hawes, but I think the combo of Hawes and Verajao will be tough on DJ.
Deng might try and guard CP with his length, could frustrate him.
Well,they beat us what 12 out of the last 13,not so much a trap as they got our number for sure.
Just play smart and protect the ball. TO have been an issue as of late. BG's gotta play smart because Varejao, a capable defender, usually gets under Blake's skin.
We definently are going to have to play hard for this one. No quarters off. Hopefully Blake has a monster birthday game!
It's Reggie Bullocks birthday as well
Good News About JJ
Got to get payback for the loss at the cavs place.
Cleveland seems to always do things not possible in the real world to us.. Hopefully we don't sleep on these guy and just get an easy W
need to finish them early got a game tomorrow.
Dallas is beating OKC by 20 going into the 4th! good opportunity to pull within 1 game of the 2nd seed
If Dallas holds up, we will be technically 2 games back in the lost column.
I have a lot of confidence going into this game
ralph tweets that collison is out tonight with a stomach virus.
DC has a stomach virus and won't be playing tonight!
WHAT?! Damn, hopefully he'll be back in soon. We're already running low on guards.
Glad we have Turk to help run point. Wonder who starts since DC has bubble guts.
Looks like Willie will get a lot of mins tonight.
Willie is starting in place of DC. Gawd, I hope all our guards will be healthy soon.
Give reggie some minutes!
Reggie can show he deserves more minutes further on if he plays well
That really sucks we have no guards
Reggie has got to show out.
I expect Granger and Turk to run point
Willie bingo!
Can't ask for a better start
great flow to start.
Great start. Keep it up, Clippers!
Hope Willie stays hot on his spot-up shots, he'll be getting a lot of them with this starting line-up!
BEAUUUUTIFUL START! Nice to see Willie is still on fire from deep as well.
(In Bill Walton voice) "Where would the Clippers be without Willie Green?"
4 out of the 5 starters have scored already. Nice Start! I like how this team still executes the same plan when someone goes down. Kinda like we are building what San Antonio has built. They execute the same way whether someone is in or not
Great start! And OKC lost? I wasn't even keeping up with that score... thanks for the help, Mavs!
LMAO at that Big Baby rap!
Matt shoulda thrown the oop...oh well!
WOW! The Cavs look like a mess. They have so much talent on that team, but they're still horrible.
Imagine if OKC lost Kd or trailblazers lost LA or Rockets lost James...they would collapse apart
They've actually been better since trading for Hawes. Still, the Mike Brown hiring was a huge mistake and Grant made too many questionable picks in the draft.
Great pass by CP to DJ!
don't care if they called a foul there. Irving is going to think twice next time he sees DJ looming.
Love that DJ foul, need more hard fouls
I can't imagine Deng wanting to stay in Cleveland past this season. The Clippers should make a run at him in the free agency.
Can't make anything now
Good hustle Dj
got to hit those rook.
Reggie might go for a career-high on his birthday!
Just got to rebound better.
Gotta pull down the defensive boards.. Box Varajao out cmon!!


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GREENVILLE — The South Aiken golf team entered the final round of the Class AAAA state championship tournament in second place, nine strokes behind Boiling Springs.
The Thoroughbreds had them right where the wanted them.
Playing on the Furman University Golf Course, South Aiken methodically overtook its primary rival during Tuesday's round, clinching the crown as the top team in South Carolina.
"It's fantastic. The kids played so well," South Aiken head coach Drew Jernigan said of his team which won its fourth consecutive tournament – and fourth in a row playing from behind. "They're gutty and overcame adversity. Hard work, believing in each other, and caring for each other is what carried these guys."
Some excellent shot making in challenging conditions under intense pressure also played a major factor in the T-Breds' latest comeback win. Victories in the Region 5-AAAA championship, the Southern Cross and the Lower State Qualifier all saw South Aiken (313-307-302–922) surge from behind. It's final-round total was the low combined team score of any round in the 16-team tournament.
"It's easier to come back than holding a lead for us," said senior Hayden Ploeger, who led the T-Breds Tuesday with a 74, leaving him with a team-best 54-hole total of 225 (71-80-74).
"It's awesome. It means a lot because we've come so close (finishing third last year after holding the lead entering the final round). Now, bringing it home as I'm graduating, it's incredible."
Having a veteran team led by two seniors and a junior who have competed at this level previously made a big difference. South Aiken made its biggest move on the back nine. Through the first nine holes, the T-Breds trimmed three strokes off Boiling Springs' lead. But on the way home, they turned a six-stroke deficit into a three shot margin of victory.
Although it was a beautiful day to take in the round, it wasn't as enjoyable to play it. The wind was tricky and lack of rain, something South Aiken senior Ryan Carpenter said has been a fixture every time he's played in the state championship the past few years, caused the course to dry out. That placed greater emphasis than normal on hitting the fairway. That's because that was the only way to make a manageable approach to greens that were playing hard and fast.
"It's a tough little course," said Carpenter (80-74-77–231), who admitted he wasn't at his best individually, but that wasn't his priority. "It didn't matter because this is a team event and I'm proud of our players. Since I'm a senior and the players on this team are my best friends, this means a lot."
Jake Carter, a freshman who didn't play on the varsity in last year's state championship tournament, wasn't at his best physically. Carter battled through flu-like symptoms and general discomfort through all three rounds.
In spite of his ailments, Carter made a huge contribution to the state championship with his score of 231 (80-74-77). His score as one of the T-Breds' earlier starters was much stronger than what Boiling Springs (303-308-314–925) or Easley (316-307-307–930) could muster from comparable positions.
"It was hard, but I just tried to keep calm, not swing too hard and keep it straight," Carter said of his approach. "I didn't know if I was going to make it to the back nine or not and I played my best there."
Jernigan said Carter's grittiness was emblematic of his team's mentality throughout the season.
"For him to overcome illness and play well was huge. They played their best when it mattered most and faced every challenge put in front of them," Jernigan said. "They overcame a nine-shot deficit against an outstanding team with mental toughness and great effort. They weren't satisfied playing for anything other than first."
If all of those tangible factors weren't enough for South Aiken, it also had good karma on its side. Since the middle of the season, the team has adopted the fun slogan of "Fear the 'stache."
It started as a tribute to assistant coach John Arbaugh, who wears a thick mustache and the players did their best to pay tribute by growing out the hair on their upper lips. Some look much better than others, but it served as another unifying factor for the T-Breds, who used it as a rallying cry.
"We just try to look as good as Coach Arbaugh does," said Alex Handy, who had his teammates beat in the moustache department. "It started in the middle of the season and that's when we realized we had potential (to win a state championship). To do it is incredible."
Only Ploeger posted a better score for South Aiken than Handy, who was consistent with his scoring to card a 227 (76-76-75). Ploeger ended up eighth place overall, 11 strokes behind tournament medalist Zak Butt. The Ashley Ridge player had Tuesday's low round with a 69 to complete his 214, three clear of runner-up Jonathan Hardee of Riverside.
Both of them, as well as all of the top-10 finishers were named All-State. That included Aiken High's Spencer Skiff, who qualified for the state championship as an individual after the Hornets failed to advance beyond the Lower State Qualifier. Skiff said making All-State was his primary goal, and he did that by shooting 75-74-77–226 to tie for ninth place.
"I learned I could play at the state level," said Skiff, a junior who would like to see his team celebrating the way his crosstown foes were. In spite of the rivalry, Skiff was complimentary of South Aiken's accomplishment. "I'm happy for them. I'm happy they played well."
Noah Feit is the sports editor for the Aiken Standard and has been a professional journalist for more than 14 years after graduating from Syracuse University.
At a glance
Class AAAA state championship tournament
South Aiken scores
• Hayden Ploeger 71-80-74–225
• Alex Handy 76-76-75–227
• Ryan Carpenter 80-74-77–231
• Jake Carter 86-77-76–239
Other members of varsity team
• Brandon Pate
• Brandon Meyer
• Mickey Joslin
• Philip Edwards
At a glance
Class AAAA state championship tournament
Team scores
• South Aiken 313-307-302–922
• Boiling Springs 303-308-314–925
• Easley 316-307-307–930
Individual scores
• Zak Butt, Ashley Ridge 214
• Jonathan Hardee, Riverside 217
• RJ Keur, Fort Dorchester 219
• Trevor Phillips, Boiling Springs 220
• Austin Zoller, Ashley Ridge 223
• Trace Crowe, Easley 224
• Hayden Ploeger, South Aiken 225
• Bryce Howell, Blythewood 226
• Zach Herold, Lexington 226
• Spencer Skiff, Aiken 226
Staff photo by Noah Feit South Aiken golfer Alex Handy follows through on a tee shot on the 16th hole during the final round of the Class AAAA state championship tournament. Handy carded a 75 to help lead the Thoroughbreds to the state title.×
Staff photo by Noah Feit South Aiken golfer Jake Carter hits a drive on the 14th hole during the final round of the Class AAAA state championship tournament. In spite of battling the flu, Carter carded a 76 to help lead the Thoroughbreds to the state title.×
Staff photo by Noah Feit South Aiken golfers Ryan Carpenter, left, and Alex Handy embrace after learning they had won the Class AAAA state championship tournament.×
Staff photo by Noah Feit Members of the South Aiken High School boys' golf team hold their trophies after winning the Class AAAA state championship tournament. Pictured, from left, is assistant coach John Arbaugh, Ryan Carpenter, Brandon Pate, Alex Handy, Hayden Ploeger, Jake Carter, Brandon Meyer and head coach Drew Jernigan.×
Staff photo by Noah Feit South Aiken golfer Hayden Ploeger hits a drive on the 13th hole during the final round of the Class AAAA state championship tournament. Ploeger carded a team-best 74 to help lead the Thoroughbreds to the state title.×
Staff photo by Noah Feit South Aiken golfer Hayden Ploeger hits a drive on the 11th hole during the final round of the Class AAAA state championship tournament. Ploeger carded a team-best 74 to help lead the Thoroughbreds to the state title.×
Staff photo by Noah Feit South Aiken golfer Ryan Carpenter hits a tee shot on the ninth hole during the final round of the Class AAAA state championship tournament. Carpenter carded a 77 to help lead the Thoroughbreds to the state title.×


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Amelia was a native of Searcy, Arkansas, a former resident of Paducah, KY and Little Rock, AR, having made the North Augusta area her home for the past 2 years. She was a graduate of the University of Arkansas School of Business where she was a Chancellor Scholar and a member of the Pi Beta Phi Sorority. Prior to starting a family, Amelia worked as a Controlling Accountant for Remington College. She was a generous, kind, and gentle soul who was devoted to her family and friends.
Survivors include her husband of 6 years, William S. Hiltz; daughter, Charlotte May Hiltz; son, Theodore (Theo) Stephen Hiltz; parents, Brian and Danna Mayhall, Searcy, AR; sister and brother-in-law, Malesa and Brandon McLeod, Richmond, VA; maternal grandparents, Dan and Jean Smith, Searcy, AR; and nephew, Clement McLeod, Richmond, VA. She was preceded in death by paternal grandparents Glen and Ruth Amelia Mayhall of Florence, AL.
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PETTICOAT JUNCTION — Near the end of the third quarter, there was a scary moment in the high school football game between Silver Bluff and Midland Valley. RJ Stallings, the Bulldogs star wing was injured on a run up the middle, and the game was stopped for close to 20 minutes as he was taken off the field in a stretcher and taken to Georgia Regents Medical Center as a precaution.
That was about the only thing that could slow down the offense in Friday's high-scoring game that Silver Bluff won 53-33.
Longtime Bulldog head coach Al Lown said Stallings was bent over on the play when he was injured.
"He hurt his back," Lown said of Stallings, who could be seen moving his arms and legs after the hit and waved his arms to the delight of teammates and the crowd as he was taken from the field. "I'm going to swing by to check on him, but we may not know for sure until tomorrow."
"We're saying prayers for RJ," Midland Valley head coach Rick Knight said. "I hope he's okay."
Stallings, the Aiken Standard Player of the Week for his performance last Friday, was having another tremendous game. He was part of a nearly unstoppable Silver Bluff (4-1) rushing game that amassed 479 yards on 45 carries. Stallings carried the ball eight times for 182 yards and two touchdowns. Stallings effectively put the game out of reach when he opened the second half with a 68-yard touchdown run on the first pay from scrimmage. That bumped the Bulldogs' lead to 20 points, and the Mustangs (2-2) never got closer than three scores down the rest of the contest.
"Our offensive line did a great job, the credit belongs to them," Lown said of the game that was a far cry from the typical showdown between these teams, who combined for a series-high 24 points last year. "We felt like we could run the ball and we had success tonight."
Knight said his team knew what the Bulldogs were going to do, his players just couldn't stop it.
"We knew what was coming and couldn't stop it," Knight said of his team which has surrendered 163 points in four games. "We told (the players) what the play was going to be and it didn't matter. We've got to go back to the drawing board on defense."
While there are certainly issues with the Midland Valley defense, much credit belongs to Silver Bluff. It wasn't just Stallings doing damage. Lead back Shaquez Wright was the game's top rusher with 195 yards on 20 carries. He had two touchdowns, including an 87-yard run through the heart of the Mustang defense in the fourth quarter. Myles Corbitt was also a major contributor, scoring twice on 11 carries that covered 71 yards.
Even quarterback Jaylen Lawrence had a big run, converting a critical first down in the third quarter when Midland valley was trying mount a rally. He didn't have many opportunities to pass the ball but Lawrence made the most of them. He complete 3 of 5 passes for 36 yards and a touchdown to – who else – Stallings.
"I told him to be patient," Lown said of his quarterback who also had a 1-yard touchdown plunge. "I told him they're going to fall asleep on you and they did."
While the Bulldogs were spectacular with the ball, the Mustangs were nearly as good. They actually jumped out to a 7-0 lead less than two minutes into the game when quarterback Daniel Carr connected with Trenton Baughman on a 67-yard touchdown pass.
Carr had a very good game, completing 16 of 24 passes for 300 yards and two touchdowns. His top target, as usual, was Kameron Brown.
What Knight said about his defense being unable to stop what it knew was coming also applied to Brown. Many of Carr's passes were in the second half in obvious passing situations when he was obviously looking for Brown down the field. In spite of that knowledge, Brown still had a monster game, making nine receptions for 154 yards and a touchdown. He even completed a 47-yard pass to Baughman.
"The offensive kids made good plays," Knight said of his offense that gained 466 yards and saw five different players make a reception to go along with 67 rushing yards from Daniel Carr and 94 from Dré Carr on 15 carries that included two touchdowns. "Other kids are making plays when it's their turn."
The difference was the Mustangs were stopped a few times while the Bulldogs rarely were.
"We knew they were explosive and they got a bunch of yards," said Lown, whose team will enjoy a bye next week. "We made enough stops and had a great game on offense. I'm pleased, we've come a long way and have a bunch of tough kids."
Midland Valley will face another tough challenge next week when they play host to Baptist Hill, one of the top Class A teams in the state.
"We've got a lot of tweaking to do, and maybe some soul searching," Knight said of getting back on the winning track.
Noah Feit is the sports editor for the Aiken Standard and has been a professional journalist for more than 14 years after graduating from Syracuse University.
MV–Daniel Carr 67 pass to Trenton Baughman (Jaquan McCorkle kick good) 10:13.
SB–RJ Stallings 16 run (Nick Casares kick good) 7:50.
MV–Dre' Carr 19 run (McCorkle kick no good) 6:05.
SB–Jaylen Lawrence 1 run (Casares kick good) 8:52.
SB–Shaquez Wright 5 run (Casares kick good) 6:15.
SB–Myles Corbitt 1 run (Casares kick no good) 0:35.
SB–Stallings 68 run (Casares kick no good) 11:42.
SB–Lawrence 19 pass to Stallings (Casares kick good) 7:51.
MV–Daniel Carr 10 pass to Kameron Brown (McCorkle kick no good) 6:21.
SB–Corbitt 16 run (Casares kick no good) 1:47.
MV–Daniel Carr 2 run (Daniel Carr 2-point pass to Dre' Carr) 10:11
SB–Wright 87 run (Casares kick good) 9:13.
MV–Dre' Carr 3 run (2-point pass failed) 6:25.
MV–Dre' Carr 15-94 2TDs, Daniel Carr 14-67 1TD, Jiamon Settles 1-5.
SB–Shaquez Wright 20-195 2TDs, RJ Stallings 8-182 2TDs, Myles Corbitt 11-71 2TDs, Deangilo Drayton 3-21, Jaylen Lawrence 2-10.
MV–Daniel Carr 16-24-300 2TDs, 1INT, Kameron Brown 1-1-47.
SB–Jaylen Lawrence 3-5-36 1TD.
MV–Kameron Brown 9-154 1TD, Trenton Baughman 3-113 1TD, Dre' Carr 1-30, Logan Wheat 1-26, Stephon Morency 3-24.
SB–RJ Stallings 1-19 1TD, Jalen Douse 1-9, McKenzie Wilson 1-8.
SB– Gyasi Yeldell 1-0.
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Coach Knight of Midland Valley, left, and Coach Lown of Silver Bluff look on as RJ Stallings of Silver Bluff is attended to after a injury Friday night. Mike Adams photo.×
Myles Corbitt (28) of Silver Bluff looks for a hole in the Midland Valley defense Friday night. Mike Adams photo.×
Staff photo by Mike Adams Morgan Randall (83) of Midland Valley tries to hold on to Shaquez Wright (5) of Silver Bluff as he tries to get to the first down marker.×
Dre Carr (3) of Midland Valley powers his way into the endzone against Silver Bluff. Mike Adams photo.×
Silver Bluff fans celebrate another touchdown for the Bulldogs Friday night as they defeat Midland Valley. Mike Adams photo.×
Trenton Baughman (12) of Midland Valley is off to the races as he scores a touchdown against Silver Bluff Friday night. Mike Adams photo.×
Kameron Brown (11) of Midland Valley makes a catch for a big gain as Silver Bluff defenders Jalen Douse (8) and Jaylen Lawrence try to make the stop. Mike Adams photo.×
Silver Bluff students cheer on their team to victory over the Mustangs Friday night. Mike Adams photo.×


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I have a yellow Lab and he is 9 months old. I know I am starting late on training. Is there any advice that someone can give me. I have a duck retrieving toy, and a sportdog e collar. I have never trained a duck dog but want to train him right.
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lot's of good info and advise on this Training Tips forum. take time and scroll down through it.
9 months is not too late. but you will need to get a training program started and stay with it.
my advise is to get obedience training and force fetch started NOW. forget the e collar for now.
you will have lots of fun training and the rewards are great in the field.
good luck.
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Get a good training program.
Get a check cord.
Get a pile of bumpers.
Start saving for a TT collar.
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Without knowing much history about you, your dog, or your relationship thus far, it sounds as though both of you may benefit from taking an obedience course from a local professional.
While this will not teach your dog to be a great retriever, it is a good way to socialize your dog and also start him on basic obedience while teaching you how to work with your dog.
For many people, especially first time trainers, having a professional right there to show them how to properly relate to their dog is much better than trying to learn from a book or dvd.
Once you have learned how to properly work with your dog, both of you will get much more out of the training material suggested here.
Good luck and have fun.
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Between now and the new year I will be writing about some of the things I want to achieve with my family history in 2010.
I did go through my database (Family Historian) earlier this year and clear up some loose ends, but as a result of the rush to get my family tree chart printed I have messed things up again.
It is not really messed up, just that I have a lot of loose ends that need further research which I didn't have time to do.
Wives with no maiden names: Currently there are 21 women whose maiden names I do not know. A fair few of these are my 5x great-grandmothers, so it would be really good to find them. Along the same lines I also have a husband with no first name.
Orphans: I have a number of individuals and families who are not connected to the rest of my family tree, or rather where the connection is not known. These are mostly grandchildren of one of my ancestors, but the parents of the child is not known. There are a couple of families that are almost certainly related, they come from the same village and have the same surname as my ancestors, but again their exact connection is not known.
Missing parents: I have several individuals where the identity of one of the parents is not known. In many cases this is due to illegitimacy, and the identity may never be known, but in some cases it is just because one or other of the parents died early and doesn't appear on a census return.
Living individuals: Now would be a good time to run through my database and make sure that all my ancestors and relations that are living are flagged as such, so their data is not shared.
Sanity checks: It would also be a good time to perform some sanity checks on my data, such as: age at marriage, age at death, duplicate children of the same name, correct gender based on first name. Of course there will be anomalies in the data, but once highlighted they can be checked on an individual basis.
Birth and death dates: As if that is not enough to keep me busy for the whole of 2010, I would also like to make sure everyone in my database has a birth date (estimated if needed) and any individual that is not marked as living should have a death date (again estimated if needed).


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catching up
Thank you Fanny and Alex.
No. I have not use ZigBee. I may use it in the furure.
Hello from San Jose, CA
Thank you Fanny and Alex
Good to know about ZigBee,
Mostly, performance
No plans on Zegbee
Hello from Oregon
Hearing Fanny say that it is about 10 years from being ready, I think that I will probably steer clear of ZigBee until they have some more time to work out the kinks. Thank you again Fanny and Alex. Another great presentation.
Major concerns with this would be security and continuous connectivity without interuption or lost packets.
Not using ZigBee now, and not sure of plans to use it yet. Want to learn more about it before making decisions.
Primarily hardware, but starting to branch into software now.
Hello all.
Thanks for another interesting lesson.
Fanny, very interesting. Max, you helped bring out some good information from Fanny. Thanks to both!
Have not used ZigBie.
Zigby use question: Not presently using, exploring future use in local control.
My interest and invovlement is Primarily HW.
Thanks Fanny
audio cut out at the end
Picking up another one a bit after the fact
Jury duty yesterday. Better late than never.
Thanks Fanny. I just listened this session about Zigbee...
Thank you Fanny and Alex. This session provided much needed basics of zigbee and bluetooth. the discussion on RFID was enough to make some basic design choices.
@fanny, a question, how does one zigbee device become the coordinator? predetermined or some kind of arbitration?
Alex, thanks for the links
Thank you!
good session, thanks
thanks Fanny
Thanks for a great session!
@Alex - Thanks for the URLs.
Yes, Fanny noted yesterday that 802.11 has features that attempt to resolve those issues but nothing does completely.
@JSP - thanks!
Alex - if we all get Starbucks cards, can you send mine to Fanny, please?
looks like the archive for me again today.
Thanks, Alex - lots to look at there. (and fwiw, I remember Digi-Key from way back - I think late '70s or early '80s)
Thank you - certainly stimulating discussion. I have learned a lot over the course of these sessions and the chat!
Thanks Alex, and everyone else.
Thank you Fanny. You must be tired of so much drawn energy.
Collision avoidance for ? (6LowPAN?)
It's the same protocol ... 802.11.4
Thank you Fanny! see you tomorrow (in the audio sense of seeing... :)
thank you all!
hmmm.... baby monitor as streaming audio - sounds like there's a product there.... practically everyone has wifi in their home now...
FANNY:I What are the qualifications required to be part of an IEEE task force? Are these, volunteer positions?
We talked yesterday about collision avoidance and the issues that accompany that method that have not been resolved very well...
Here are two Digi-Key links to ZigBee modules and dev kits:
re interference - perhaps baby monitors need to become streaming audio over wifi.. :)
I'm looking for very low-cost Ethernet (wired or Wi-Fi) to consumer IR -- either SOC or boards - if anyone has a suggestion, please mention here or email me alan at ajw dot com - thanks!
Containers are an issue. Passive tags have other issues as well that are related to packaging.
Why would I implement IP over Zigbee rather than just use 6LowPAN?
re low power Wi-Fi and interference - yes - this would take care of the interference issues since Wi-fi has collision avoidance mechanism. Though in the 2.4 GHz band, there are a lot of devices that will just transmitt (e.g. analog phones and baby monitors), so you cannot win...
ZigBee now does support IP. We will cover this tomorrow in the context of SEP 2
re low-power Wi-Fi instead of ZigBee, BT -- would that simplify rf interference issues?
There is serious investment into NFC, but i wonder about alternaive radio technologies and whether something better than 13 MHz will eventually take over. The software stack for NFC will likely be a good investment for the long term.
Did I hear you say that TCP/IP is now available on Zigbee ?
CONTANINERS: another point of concern is for non-uniform cargo. metal based packages/pallets will compromize the reliability of using radio readers, will it not?
re ZigBee and Bluetooth vs. low power Wi-Fi - there are a few low-power Wi-Fi solutions and they woudl also need to support meshing (802.11s) to be able to replace ZigBee and Bluetooth. In principle, Wi-Fi can achieve the same power consumption as ZigBee or Bluetooth if you slow down the data rate and lower the TX power. It's comparable radio technology.
@apdobaj - Friis eqn - but use 3.5 for industrial/commercial environments, not 2.
Is the audio quality of BT streaming better than BT ? (i.e. latest mobile feature boasts audio streaming for mp3's, not just phone calls)
What do you think on market/consumer adaptability of NFC within next 5 years
regarding containers - right - you can't read the tags through steel. You can read pallets and youwould need to open the container and beam readers via opening to target the tags.
FANNY: is anyone using super caps to power the low power radio chips?
how does Bluetooth or Zigbee compare with just using low-power Wi-Fi ?
I find Zigbee can only transmit 100 bytes. Will this change ?
what's the best standard for determining relative distance using RSSI?
DUST is proprietary and claims to be lower power than ZigBee.
Bluetooth 4.0 is backwards compatible with older protocols.
FANNY: is Freescale using ZigBee in their MPUs?
How does Zigbee compare to the wireless network by DUST Technology?
I can answer quesitons on specific vendors only privately via email.
if the MacAir uses Bluetooth 4.0 is there any backwards compatibility issues with older Bluetooth devices?
development tools for ZigBee depend onthe microprocessor platform being used.
Any vendors with turnkey Zigbee packages?
Bluetooth 3.0 has the same reach as Wi-Fi when operating on the Wi-Fi radio... less than 200 feet for all practical purposes though marketing people will claim higher distances that may be achievable under special conditions (e.g. open field).
FANNY: Is Bluetooth appropriate for wireless in-vehicle automotive networking of personal devices, not streaming multimedia?
ZigBee and Bluetooth have the same security characteristics AES-128
FANNY: I always head/read that bluetooth on smart phones have a range of 10 meters. also, in slide 16 v3.0 has no reach distance.
Regarding MIMO and multipath, you can also have multiple streams via line of site with no mulitpath if your antennas are cross polarized (i.e. orthoganal with respect to one another). There are other technues of decorrelating streams, for example Alamouti coding whereby the symbols are time offset.
Does Zigbee have better security characteristics then Bluetooth?
Thanks - you actually answered my question further into the presentation. Looking forward to tomorrow's session!
but for 802.11ac, do you see analog challenges?
FANNY: can you please elaborate on a comment you made to Alex of "readind through containers". As far as I know, containers are mostly made of steel, and thus will reflect fast radio waves. Aren't they?
@Fanny:1. What tools are needed for development of a ZigBee product?2. How expensive are these development tools?3. How do ZibBee and Bluetooth compare in comm range?
802.11ac is likely to be the next generation Wi-Fi; 802.11ad will depend on price-performance, not clear yet
Thank you Fanny and Alex (and Digi-Key) - these are wonderful reviews - very helpful!
Fanny,You have made the point several times that multi-path is required for MIMO to work. While I agree that overcoming the problems that multi-path causes is one of the strengths of MIMO, I don't understand multi-path being a requirement. Two transmitters at one place, connected to two separate receivers at another, each pair using a separate multi-path free RF path will provide twice the throughput of one alone. By extension, any symmetrical MIMO (2x2, 3x3, 4x4). For a single receiver receiving packets from two transmitters (non-symmetric MIMO, 3x2, 3x4, etc., and cross channel paths) the packets have to arrive at slightly different times, either caused by different RF path lengths (multi-path) or by delaying one of the transmitters. Perhaps the distinction should be made between multi-path and multiple RF paths.
thanks everybody for making todays class a great sucess
Fanny, can you talk about 802.11ac/ad market, is it going to be huge like 802.11n ?
thank you
what are the pricing comparison Zigbee and Wi-fi
Wi-fi is generally more cost-effective than ZigBee due to volumes produced
Thanks for the info.
Hear y'all tomorrow
Thanks fanny for this informative section
I could not get the audio to work when using Internet Explorer. When I switched to Google Chrome it worked great. You may want to share that info with others having audio issues.
see your tomorrow. cheers
thank you Fanny and Alex
Thanks Alex.
wifi chip cost vs zigbee?
@krhohio - I understand it's still under design - it's a capacitive-coupled touch smart card tech. Who knows if it will be adopted by some standards committee ??
Thank you Fanny..and thank you Alex and Digikey for these very informative sessions.
Thank you very much
Fanny is dandy. Thank you for your time in expressing your technical expertise.
Fanny, can you compare Zigbee to the wireless network by DUST Technology?
Thanks Fanny.
Thank you for today's presentation Fanny
Thank you Fanny!
Thanks Fanny. Apprecite
Well done Fanny, you really know your stuff.
Thank you Fanny
Thanks again
Great presentation, Fanny and Alex - very informative!
another great presentation Fanny. thanks everyone.
thank you Fanny
Thanks!! Fanny, enjoyed the presentation.
Great presentation - Thanks!
anyone has these classrooms in mp3 files ?
Question for Fanny: Can she compare some of the ZigBee-like proprietary standards?
thank you Fanny,
how 802.11 can be used in smart grid applications, can you figure out few
@JSP: Do you have a good URL for TouchCard info?
Do you have any experience with the Synapse Wireless line of modules?
* app * called Key Ring...
@luizcosta - super caps need to be charged, and it is not quite easy
@caa028 though you were serious, thanks though!.. it must be a commercial for tape.
Android (and iPhone, presumably) called Key Ring - reads store affinity cards (e.g. the bar code tags to attach to key rings) - works mostly; hard to scan sometimes, and the app is much slower than it originally was
my sister-in-law has a smartphone and to use her reward cards she uses them from her phone, think it is a barcode
NFC is neither zigbee or bluetooth
@Luizcosta - near field communications is a fallout of Maxwell's equations (near vs. far electromagnetic field). NFC is standard that uses those fields.
@ raghu - this "chart" explanis it about duct tape: http://www.cyclelicio.us/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/flowchart-500x372.jpg
Alex, are you sure that is not a barcode on the smartphone? I have seen at Starbucks people who have their Gold Cards on their phones hold it up to the bar code reader that is used to read barcodes on products.
@alex - I thought the boarding pass readers were actually reading the bar code from the screen the same as it would from paper? what do you think?
got some idea of zigbee need to play with those. I will try to find the xbee @ didgkey if you have maore info please send me the link
i just saw a tv ad here someone used their phone as the boarding pass, very interesting
NFC - near field communication is a generic name, right? Zigbee or bluetooth.
what is ducktape about? does it really block RF? no right?
@garysxt - good point...
What are Fanny and Alex talking about "reading through" a metal container?
Just posted again, but it never showed. Something needs a little WD-40 or Duct Tape.
@Alanjay - Bar codes easily counterfeited
NFC is zigbee or bluetooth based data transfer
You can buy a wallet made from Duck-tape (talk about ugly). I wonder if the metal particles giving the tape it's distinctive color would block the RF?
@Alex - I saw a VERY ugly mesh vallet (made out of metal mesh)... if they hide foil or mesh under leather, it would be much better
can you simply put a sheet of aluminum foil in your wallet to protect the contents
wouldn't simple bar-codes work better than NFC for reading at a distance? (factory pallets, etc)
Alex, RFID is used specifically for short distance (passive tag). This allows you to locate the tag.
yes I thought so, @caa028. I would pay more though for a wallet that wore better.
a pickpocket sniffing smart credit/ATM cards - it is real
@Alex - the only reason they use foil vs mesh - is to lower cost...
can zigbee be used or is it used in credit cards that have the embedded chips
re security - was an amusing NCIS recently - a pickpocket sniffing smart credit/ATM cards
hi, everyone
BLUETOOTH in smartphones can be class 1 or 2?
What about reading NFC at a distance like using a Pringles can antenna on a RFID reader to read folks RFID chips from a block away?
I just saw a stainless steel wallet.
low power, 10meters outof line, medium speed communication might be useful for most of the domestic applications
NFC is stillborn. A TouchCard can transfer Gbps and do biometrics on me before transacting without spoofing concerns.
as well as power consumption.
presentation has been stuck on buffering for over 2 mins, any status?
so many differences between each but so many similarities.
Good question Alex.
is there any comparison for BT vs Zigbee on cost, range, speed?
@jl @Alex - Almost all of my postings show up fine. The symptom shows only every now and then. I have NO IS server between my workstation and the Internet, so I think the problem may be localized to Alex's end.
low power is key for battery operation and life...
Bluetooth 4, new additions
Not using Bluetooth
OPEN QUESTION: itsn't bluetooth only good on direct line of sight?
low power is better for my designs always trying to keep power low
BT 4 vs Zigbee as far as power ?
With a host of competitive technologies on the market, can you sum up the compelling factors for choosing ZigBee for a short range wireless application rather than some other scheme?
I have not used Zigbee yet but I am looking to try in the future.
Uses could include power monitoring, sensor networks, simple control.
Infrared - where does it stand?
for high speed data transfer, which one is prefered zigbee or Bluetooth 3
@alex @ran - my first response to the zigbee question never made it to the board listing here. the 2nd one cam thru
Have used but never concern about security. I think it's still not widely used as to worry about hackers...
How expensive is zigbee vs bluetooth? Codespace for stack, how powerful a microcontroller, etc.
cheap cost and implimentation.
had an old patent idea for a smart power meter that used different technology maybe i will try it using zigbee
i am not a zigbee user, attending webinar for general wireless knowledge only.
same here sometimes my post are not showing up..just lost in the world wide web..
Zigbee is being used out of the box ,as products come with items. No build it yourself planned at this time.
After all these different wireless topologies, does Infrared still hold any significance? what is its adv over others?
never used zigbee or bluetooth, don't plan to
@Alex - I've answered most of your questions, but occasionally my postings don't show up. I wonder if your server is dropping some of the postings? This is not a new problem. I've noticed it during webinars past and have posted the observation previously. This might be why you are not seeing as many responses to your questions as you are expecting.
Bluettoth 3 can attain a very high rate of data transfer speed
there are some designs i would like to try using zigbee
Are there now vendors offering packaged turnkey zigbee solutions for home and industrial environments?
Have never used it. But would like to tryout for remote data sensing and collection.
I have not yet implemented ZigBee, but it remains an option for future applications.
Never used, plan to use it for smart transmiters comuncation.
have not used zigbee
may use in near future involving FTTH and smart-grid
have not used but looking at as an example for future things.
Is BT streaming decent audio quality ? (i.e. latest mobile audio hdw)
No plans for Bluetooth - don't need 1MBps+ for factory apps.
Not designing things with Bluetooth
I have not used these technologies yet
Looking at all wireless protocol options to see what would be the best for our next design. Required for handheld device for industrial controls.
I'm not using it because of the high operating overhead
what's the best protocol for location based applications using RSSI?
Planning to use ZigBee for distributed sensing & control.
we may have interest in zigbee, no plans yet.
Not currently using, but interested in potential future sensor/device connectivity
What do you consider to be the advantages of Zigbee over Z-wave?
haven't used zigbee. No plans to
Have not used ZigBee. Evaluating now for security application.
have not used zigbee, plan to use in an evalution or lab research within the next 6 months
Only see ZigBee in Digikey.
No plans for use.
General interest only as part of this series
I thought bluetooth range was around 10ft.
Haven't used zigbee, no plans.
from slide 5, i looked at googlepowermeter and ms hohm.. everything seems to be about to shut down.. didnt read the reason though!
i think she did say 2013 or at least that's what i head
what is the max range of bluetooth?
cost is a concern in everything...
i thought i heard 2013, but that could be 2003
think she meant 2003
never used the blueline power meters.
how far is the communication distance for that bluline?
Anybody usedone of those blueline wireless powermeter in the presentation?
Alex, what are the concerns in piconet
The notes near the bottom of slide 11 show the calculation of the channel frequency f given the channel number k, confirming the 1 MHz channel spacing.
in scatternet, whether any chance for overlapping
what is the maximum board range of zigbee?
@farebrog, Fanny is answering your question now.
Interesting explanation on need for and limitations of frequency hopping with blue tooth.
QUALITY OF SERVICE: it has been marginal at best, but helpful for voice communications.
signal integrity
Fanny, slide 11 says RF channels are 1MHz apart, should this be 5MHz?
Dataflow, transmitting overhead, encryption..
thanks caa028
security and data rate
A. Quality - minimum loss of data/control
B. Data Rate/throughput
security, reliability, cost
The security is built into the actual data being transferred
concerns - security,
cost and performance
power & cost
Power usage, reliability
When implementing a wireless network - reliability is huge.
interference and reliability
cost and range
Concern: power (battery life of remote sensor)
interferance with numerous transmitters
Hardware and Software
concerns - security, data rate, quality and reliability in a harsh environment (factory floor)
Signal integrity
current interest is cost - low data rates, medium-level-security
security is important in utility industry!
in most cases security and performance
I think security is the major concern
quick response and range
C# libraries / API
General concern is performance.
no need to run cables all over the factory floor
ease of implementation
major concern is power usage
interference and reliability of connections
Regarding UWB: nevertheless, it would seem that 10% of 460Mbps is quite impressive.
Cost, performance.
ANSWER: WHAT IS YOU MAJOR CONCERN IN IMPLEMENTING A WIRELESS NETWORK: SECURITY, DATA RATE (aka performance), WHAT ELSE?
is it compactabile with bluetooth 2
thanks naperlou, i will check out ieee magazine article
@wthomas - search for xbee products on digikey...
What would be a good example of an industrial controls application for Zigbee?
what is guidband for zigbee?
In the April 2012 IEEE Communications Magzine there is an article where ZigBee is used for audio.
i think the 128bit encryption is enough to provide necessary security
Hi Fanny, Alex and all. Sorry for being late.
is zigbee being used in autos like for controlling door locks, alarm systems, etc.
@wthomas - digikey...
How common are ZigBee applications in the 868/902 MHz bands. I haven't seen any?
is full duplex communication is possible through this single band
Thermostat, HVAC, and accessory control.
Controlling a Field device from a central location, Reciently implemented OTA Firware updates via the cloud using a Gateway and Zigbee with a smart phone app.
where can i buy zigbee receiver nad a transmiter so i can really do some practical to learn
are there any off-the-shelf Zigbee to IR devices? (low cost would be best...)
would like to use it for alarm system or video camera control
Zigbee looks like a natural fit for home security.
What is the effective range for Zigbee Pro... I've seen figures ranging from 1.5 km to 6 km.
not using zigbee
2.4 ghz is the only frequesy band availabile for zigbee
Not using ZigBee now. Considering for RTLS.
sensor networks
future app will be home automation
App - Sensor (equipment health, usage, mtce).
smart transmiter
Zigbee Aps: remote measurement
Industrial instrumentation in process plants (petrochemical)
We plan on doing lighting control/security products
Alarm acknowledgement.
Tracking carts. Mobile robot control.
Smart metering.
not using now
Light control
ANSWER: WHAT ARE YOU USING ZigBee FOR, IN ADDITION TO METER READING/SMART METERING?
IPv6 !?!? that's a surprise
used it some times back
never used zigbee, I would li,ket o try it
think my power company may use zigbee for meter readings
Planning to use it
love the smart metering application - power management is becoming more important to the consumer
Have used in a past project. I am looking at some projects using Zigbee as well.
We do plan on using
a recent project (not mine) with power meters:
Have used Zigbee, will use Zigbee. Easy to impliment!
planning to use it
When the Siemens guys started talking about eliminating a lot of wiring using this technology my electrical contractor said "Let's not get carried away."
looking in it
We've looked at ZigBee but never used it
no zigbee planned
have not used it; would be interested in smarthome applications (currently using X-10 in areas; semi-successfully) especially interested in using for home theater controls
ZigBee, no not so far.
not using Zigbee
audio issue has been resolved...not currently using Zigbee but interested inlearning about it
zigbee is an interesting concept. would plan to use it
Plan on using if it fits the application.
No plans currently
Planning to use 802.15.4, but probably not Zigbee because of cost ($3400 I think?). Maybe 6LowPAN ?
Slide 6
my company sells Zigbee chipsets and I do applications engineering.
investigation, not yet using.
Not using ZigBee currently. No immediate plans
Haven't used it but could down the road
Not use Zigbee but use own wireless protacall for lighting controls
no both
No need for ZigBee in my robotic applications
not using
Yes, low data rate and very fussy in positioning in factory/commercial environments.
no to both
Is audio dropping out frequently for anyone else?
Not using ZigBee. May use it in future.
Currently using Synapse 802.15 (non Zigbee complient) radios.
ANSWER: HAVE YOU USED ZigBee or ARE YOU PLANNING TO USE IT NEXT 12 to 24 MONTHS?
No & No
We use Zigbee in our plants to gather data wirelessly
@Alex - Never knew enough about it, so didn't use it, but would like to have used it. Always heard it was very difficult to use.
Yes, We have implementations of ZigBee, May use it for future products
have not used Zigbee and looking forward to use in future.
not yet
Tried to use it, but very difficult to implement. Python was a real black hole of wasted time for me.
planing to use it.
Hove not used yet. I am planning to use it in the next year.
I have used ZigBee.
Have not used it yet, but will in the future
planning to use, once I understand the basics of it
not currently using or planning to use, but that may change
No Zigbee plans
In the plan
Yes - used it
Embedded Systems
Alex, Fanny - if not covered later: licensing issues/costs compared to Bluetooth
is it a chance for Zigbee to affect by magnetic fields
If the APs and sensor devices are stationary in a factory, is a centrally arbitrated (scheduled) system more efficient than ad-hoc mesh network overall ?
is zigbee required more power to work
Q: coordinator - only one or more than one?
In 2004 Siemens was doing Zigbee fairly extensively.
Working on intergration and deployment therefor both hardware and software.
Hardware/Software - custom embedded devices
Much more difficult to hear than previous sessions - any suggestions?
software and firmware. Looking for general understanding of ZigBee
Looks like that's it for me. Can't get audio. Too many managers are monitoring their stock portfolios. See ya.
software and hardware
@Alex - Thanks.
software, past experience with embedded work, more recent has been mostly mobile
@octoScope: Fanny, you can easily live up to the introduction. Thanks so much for sharing your wealth of knowledge with us.
Test engineering -hardware and software
@Ran, I got your message and will address it later.
@Alex - HW/SW/FW.
software/firmware and some hardware
I design mobile robotic devices using long range communications, so more hardware than software..
software, mainly real-time and motion control
Hi all
hi everyone
Welcome again Fanny.
primarily software but influence hardware designs. do hardware on my own at home
Hardware. Digi ZigBee equipement owner and design engineer.
software background, rapidly getting into the HW and firmware
Software. Looking for general background information on wireless and its use in industrial settings. No current requirement.
mostly firmware
Embedded systems, both HW and SW.
RF hardware
DSP Software
Hey everybody.
Firmware eng
software mostly but some hardware (integration of components)
embedded software
mostly software but involved with hardware decisions
Hardware with some software
hardware and software
Hardware & Software
Software and systems
Primarily HW, some SW
hardware and firmware
hw & sw
Mostly hardware.
Hardware & firmware
Good afternoon!
RF and HW/FW.
hello fanny and alex
Hi Alex.
Hi Alex & Fanny
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Yes the audio started
Alex, great comment to start yesterdays session re. it's not free, but it's at no cost to you.
Good afternoon everyone.
Hi Alex, Hello Fanny! looking forward to another great presentation on wireless and zigbee.
Hellow everybody
Good day!
Dobry vechir.
Good Day everyone!
hello everyone, good to see all of you here...
Hello Folks,
I'm really looking forward to learning about wireless protocols for sensors!
Okay, this is the first session in weeks that I'm here before it starts. Let's see if I don't have to refresh every five minutes. I love an IT department that knows what it's doing. Now if I can only find one....
hi alex, hi fanny. hello everyone
Good morning Alex, or is it good afternoon for you on the east coast?
Hello Everyone!
hello from sunny MIAMI
Good afternoon folks.
Hi everyone again
hi all,
hello folks
good afternoon everyone
Hi everybody!
Howdy folks! :)
Hello from Tucson
Hello everyone.
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