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|Aug 10, 2004
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|Aug 15, 2001
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|Feb 10, 1999
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|Kevin Hooks, Chuck Odom
|Original Assignee
|Symon Communications, Inc.
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|Patent Citations (11), Non-Patent Citations (5), Referenced by (3), Classifications (8), Legal Events (16)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This application is a continuation of application Ser. No. 09/247,370 filed Feb. 10, 1999, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,294,982.
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to electronic visual display systems and more particularly to a real time visual messaging device for displaying messages received via high speed networks from remote sources.
2. Description of Related Art
Visual messaging devices are commonly used to display visual messages in the form of words, letters and figures. Such devices include a display unit that usually includes a matrix of illuminating elements, such as light emitting diodes (LED's). Messages are communicated or transmitted from remote control devices such as computers or servers over high speed networks such as local area networks (LAN's), wide area networks, the internet and the like.
In a large number of applications, such as manufacturing facilities, entertainment and other areas, it is very desirable to display the visual messages substantially in real time. The commonly used remote units transmit messages in the form of digital data at relatively high data rate (large bandwidth), typically in excess of one (1) megabits per second. Message information when used at the transmitted rate, i.e., without reducing the bandwith, can allow the messages to be displayed substantially in real time and provide real time two-way interaction between the messaging device and the remote unit with respect to the status and other important display parameters. It can also greatly enhance the visual features such as animation, scrolling, etc.
The prior art visual messaging devices first substantially reduce the received data rate, usually to about 10K bauds/second. Such devices are inefficient in the use of the transmitted data, do not provide the substantially real-time display or real-time two way interaction between the visual display device and the remote unit and thus significantly reduces the effect of display features and also severely limits the information that is communicated back to the remote unit.
The present invention provides a display messaging system wherein the visual display messaging device displays the messages substantially in real-time and communicates or interfaces with the remote unit in real-time.
The present invention provides a visual messaging device for use with a high speed network. The message data is communicated to the network by a remote device, such as a computer or server. The visual messaging device includes a network interface circuit that receives the message data from the network and arranges it in a memory unit in a usable form (packets) for use by a processor at the high network speed. The processor includes a central processing unit (CPU) and is a multi-tasking device, which sequences the messages in real time for display by the display device according to programmed instructions stored or provided to the visual messaging device. A display driver activates and deactivates the visual elements, such as individual LEDs, according to the processor's instructions. The various elements of the visual messaging device communicate in real time over a common data bus. The network may be a local area network (LAN), wide area network (WAN) or the Internet.
A first memory stores the available messages from the receiver in a selected format for use by said processor and a second memory stores programs or programmed instructions.
A common data bus provides two-way communications link among the processor, memories, network interface and the display driver. The processor provides status reports of the messages to the remote unit at the network speed, i.e., in real time. Such status may include the (i) current message on the display; (ii) configuration of the message displayed by the display device; (iii) message to be displayed; and (iv) time sequence of messages.
Examples of the more important features of the invention thus have been summarized rather broadly in order that the detailed description thereof that follows may be better understood, and in order that the contributions to the art may be appreciated. There are, of course, additional features of the invention that will be described hereinafter and which will form the subject of the claims appended hereto.
For detailed understanding of the present invention, references should be made to the following detailed description of the preferred embodiments, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which like elements have been given like numerals and wherein:
FIG. 1 shows certain hardware pieces that make up the visual messaging device of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram of the visual messaging device of the present invention.
FIG. 1 illustrates generally the main hardware assemblies included in a visual messaging device 10 according to one embodiment of the present invention. The visual messaging device 10 is preferably an integrated unit comprising modular assemblies that include: one or more display units, such as a unit 16 containing a matrix of light emitting diodes 11 for displaying the visual messages in the desired format and sequence; a network interface 14 for interfacing with the high speed network and for providing the message data to the device at the high speed data rate; a display interface or driver 18 for driving or activating and deactivating the display unit 16; and a central processing unit 22 (also referred to herein as the processor or controller) for processing message data received from a remote unit 20 over the high speed network in real time and for controlling the operation of the various elements of the visual messaging device 10.
FIG. 2 shows a block functional diagram of a visual messaging display system 100 in more detail. The visual messaging display system 100 includes a visual messaging display device 10 and a remote unit 130, such as a computer or server suitable for two-way communication over a high speed network 112, such as a local area network (LAN), wide area network or the internet. The remote unit 130 provides to the high speed network 112 messages to be displayed and other information and control signals at high data rates, typically in excess of 1 megabits per second. This data rate however, in many cases, may be much greater than 1 megabits/second. In the system 100, the visual messaging device 10 includes a network interface circuit or unit 114, preferably in the form of a circuit board or a plugable module. The network interface circuit 114 is operatively coupled to the network 112 via a line 32 and is adapted to provide two-way communication with the remote unit 130 over the network 112. The visual messaging device 10 further includes a central processor 122 (or processor), one or more memory units 124 for storing programs for the use of the central processor 122, a memory 127 for storing data for use by the processor 122, a display driver 120 that interfaces with the visual display 126. For the purpose of this invention, any suitable visual display device may be utilized, including a light emitting diode (LED) device, a liquid crystal device (LCD), an optical fiber display device, and a cathode ray tube (CRT). Such devices are commercially available. The display driver is configured or designed to operate the type of the display device selected for a particular application. In one embodiment, the visual display 126 preferably contains light emitting diodes (LEDs) of different colors arranged in a matrix, with each such LED adapted to be independently activated and deactivated by the display driver 120. The various elements of the messaging device 10 communicate with each other over a common bus 110, which is operatively coupled to each such device.
During operation, the remote unit 130 provides the necessary information about the messages to be displayed over the network 112 at a wide bandwidth (i.e., high data rate that generally exceeds 1 megabits/second). The network interface circuit or unit 114 receives this data and stores it in packets in a predetermined order in one bank of the shared memory 127. Shared memory units, such as memory 127, allow the central processor 122 to use and manipulate data stored in one segment of the memory 127 while allowing the network interface circuit 114 to store data in a second segment of the memory 127. The display driver 120 and the processor 122 can also look at the same data. The network interface circuit 114 preferably utilizes a single network chip set, such as ethernet chip AMD 79C961 made by AMD Corporation, or a similar device. However, any suitable real time network interface may be utilized for the purpose of this invention.
The programs 125 (also referred herein as the programmed instructions) for use by the central processor 122 are stored in the memory 124, which may be in the form of a read only memory (RaM). The programs 125 may be preloaded in the visual messaging device 10 and/or downloaded from the network 112. The stored programs may be altered by the processor 122 upon receiving instructions from the remote unit 130. The central processor 122 retrieves the stored data from the shared memory 127, manipulates that data according to one or more programs 125 stored in the memory 124 to build bit maps for use by the display driver 120 for activating and deactivating the LEDs of the visual display 126. The bit maps are stored in the shared memory 127.
The network interface circuit 114 makes available to the memory 127 the message data received from the remote unit 130 substantially in real time over the bus 110. The processor 122 executes multiple tasks with respect to the message data. It retrieves the bit packets, assembles messages (some messages taking more than one such packet), sequences the messages in order of the desired or selected priority and stores such messages in the shared memory 127. It also manages the execution of the messages by the display driver 120. For example, for a message that is desired to be scrolled on an LED type visual display 126, the processor 122 builds messages in the form that can be executed on such a display device, instructs the display driver 120 as to which particular LEDS are to be activated and deactivated and their respective timing.
The display driver 120 operates upon the instructions of the processor 122 and activates and deactivates the LEDs in the instructed order. This involves feeding to the display driver a variety of bit maps in real time. The speed at which the messages can be displayed and altered is limited by the display device speed. However, compared to the commercially available devices, the visual messaging display device 10 can display messages, such as letter, numbers, animations as close to the real time as the display device will allow. In the visual messaging display device 10, the network interface circuit stores the message data in the buffer in packets without reducing the bandwidth of the high speed network. The processor manipulates the received data and manages the display of the received messages on the display device. The processor 122 and the display driver 120 have access to the data to be displayed at the same time. The processor 122, memory 127, network interface unit 114 and the display driver 120 communicate over a common data bus 110. This combination allows the visual messaging display device 10 to deliver the message data to the visual display 126 at the high speed network bandwidth, which is many orders of magnitude (100 times or more) greater than the current products that use serial links between the network interface 114 and the display devices.
The processor communicates in real time various parameters or status reports of the messages to the remote unit 130 via the network interface 114 at the network data speed. The status reports may include the message on the display device, the configuration of the message displayed, next message, time sequence of messages, scrolling information and any other status information. The visual messaging device 10 preferably is an integrated device, in that, the network circuit, processor, display driver and the other elements described above form a single unit.
While the foregoing disclosure is directed to the preferred embodiments of the invention, various modifications will be apparent to those skilled in the art. It is intended that all variations within the scope and spirit of the appended claims be embraced by the foregoing disclosure.
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When I was in Europe presenting some sessions at conferences and doing some seminars last month I meet and spoke with one of the attendees at the StorageExpo Holland event. The persons name (Han Breemer) came up to visit with me after one of my presentations that include SSD is in your future: When, where, with what and how, and Cloud and Virtual Data Storage Networking industry trends and perspectives. Note you can find additional material from various conferences and events on the Downloads page accessible via the resources menu on the StorageIO web site.
As I always do, I invite attendees to feel free and follow-up via email, twitter, Linked In, Google+ or other venue with questions, comments, discussions and what they are seeing or running into in their environments.
Some of the many different items discussed during my StorageExpo presentations included:
- The best IO is the IO that you do not have to do.
- How much SSD do you want vs. need?
- Has SSD been effective in storage arrays?
- No such thing as a data or information recession
- IT economic challenges
- Modernizing data protection
- Cloud concerns and gaining confidence
- Does garbage big data in result in big garbage data out
- Flash and DRAM, Dejavu or something new?
- Little data, big data, very big data or big BS?
- How many degrees of separation between you and your information
- RAID, IOP's and performance observations
- Not all applications and thus backup, BC and DR should be treated the same
Recently Hans followed up and sent me some comments and asked if I would be willing to share them with others such as who ever happens to read this. I also suggested to Hans that he also start a blog (here is link to his new blog), and that I would be happy to post his comments for others to see and join in the conversation which are shown below.
Hans Breemer wrote:
Hi Greg, we met each other recently at the Dutch Storage Expo after one of your sessions. We briefly discussed the current trends in the storage market, and the "risks" or "threats" (read: challenges) it means to "us", the storage guys. Often neglected by the sales guys...
Please allow me a few lines to elaborate a bit more and share some thoughts from the field. :-)
1. Bigger is not better?
Each iteration in the new disk technologies (SATA or SAS) means we get less IOPS for the bucks. Pound for pound that is. Of course the absolute amount of IOPS we can get from a HDD increases all the time. where 175 IOPS was top speed a few years ago, we sometimes see figures close to 220 IOPS per physical drive now. This looks good in the brochure, just as the increased capacity does. However, what the brochure doesn't tell us that if we look at the IOPS/capacity ratio, we're walking backwards. a few years ago we could easily sell over 1000 IOPS/TB. Currently we can't anymore. We're happy to reach 500 IOPS/TB. I know this has always been like that. However with the introduction of SATA in the enterprise storage world, I feel things have gotten even worse.
2. But how about SSD's then?
True and agree. In the world of HDD's growing bigger and bigger, we actually need SSD's, and this technology is the way forward in an IOPS perspective. SSD's have a great future ahead of them (despite being with us already for some time). I do doubt that at the moment SSD's already have the economical ability to fill the gap though. They offer many of thousands of IOPS, and for dedicated high-end solutions they offer what we weren't able to deliver for decades. More IOPS than you need! But what about the "1000 IOPS/TB" market? Let's call it the middle market.
3. SSD's as a lubricant?
You must have heard every vendor about Adaptive Storage Tiering, Auto Tiering etc. All based on the theorem that most of our IO's come from a relative small disk section. Thus we can improve the total performance of our array by only adding a few percent of SSD. Smart technology identifies the hot tracks on our disks, and promotes these to SSD's. We can even demote cold tracks to big SATA drives. Think green, think ecological footprint, etc. For many applications this works well. Regular Windows server, file servers, VMWare ESX server actually seems to like adaptive storage tiering ,and I think I know why, a positive tradeoff of using VMDK's. (I might share a few lines about FAST VP do's and dont's next time if you don't mind)
4. How about the middle market them you might ask? or, SSD's as a band-aid?
For the middle market, the above developments is sort of disaster. Think SAP running on Sun Solaris, think the average Microsoft SQL Server, think Oracle databases. These are the typical applications that need "middle market" IOPS. Many of these applications have a freakish IO pattern. OLTP during daytime, backup in the evening and batch jobs at night. Not to mention end of month runs, DTA (Dev-Test-Acceptance) streets that sleep for two weeks or are constantly upgraded or restored. These applications hardly benefit from "smart technologies". The IO behavior is too random, too unpredictable leading to saturated SATA pools, and EFD's that are hardly doing more IO's than the FC drives they're supposed to relief. Add more SSD's we're told. Use less SATA we're told. but it hardly works. Recently we acquired a few new Vmax arrays without EFD or FASTVP, for the sole purpose of hosting these typical middle market applications. Affordable, predictable performance. But then again, our existing Vmax 20k had full size 600GB 15rpm drives, with the Vmax 40k we're "encouraged" to use small form factor 600GB 10krpm drives. Again a small step backwards?
5. The storage tiering debacle.
Last but not least, some words I'd like to share with you about storage tiering. We're encouraged (again) to sell storage in different tiers. Makes sense. To some extent it does yes. Host you most IO eager application on expensive, SSD based storage. And host your DTA or other less business critical application on FC or SATA quality HDD's. But what if the less business critical application needs to be backed up in the evening, and while doing so completely saturates your SATA pool? Or what if the Dev server creates just as many IO's as the Prod environment does? People don't seem to care it seems. To have people realize how much IO's they actually need and use, we are reporting IO graphs for all servers in our environment. Our tiering model is based on IOPS/TB and IO response time.Tier X would be expensive, offering 800 IOPS/TB @ avg 10ms
Tier Y would be the cheaper option offering 400 IOPS/TB @ avg 15 ms
The next step will be to implement front end controls an actually limit a host to some ceiling. for instance, 2 times the limit described in the tier description. thus allowing for peak loads and backups.
Do we need to? I think so...
Greg, this small message is slowly turning into a plea. And that is actually what it is, a plea to our storage vendors, and to our evangelists. If they want us to deliver, I feel they should talk to us, and listen to us (and you!).
Hans Breemer
ps, I love my job, this world and my role to translate promises and demands into solutions that work for my customers. I do take care though not to create solution that will not work, despite what the brochure said.
pps, please feel free to share the above if needed.
Here is my response to Hans:
Hello Hans good to hear from you and thanks for the comments.
Great perspectives and in the course of talking with your peers around the world, you are not alone in your thinking.
Often I see disconnects between customers and vendors. Vendors (often driven by their market research) they know what the customer needs and issues are, and many actually do. However I often see a reliance on market research data with many degrees of separation as opposed to direct and candied insight. Likewise some vendors spend more time talking about how they listen to the customer vs. how time they actually do so.
On the other hand, I routinely see customers fall into the trap of communicating wants (nice to haves) instead of articulating needs (what is required). Then there is confusing industry adoption with customer deployment, not to mention concerns over vendor, technology or services lock-in.
Hope all else is well.
Cheers gs
Check out Hans new blog and feel free to leave your comments and perspectives here or via other venues.
Ok, nuff said.
Cheers Gs
Greg Schulz - Author Cloud and Virtual Data Storage Networking (CRC Press, 2011), The Green and Virtual Data Center (CRC Press, 2009), and Resilient Storage Networks (Elsevier, 2004)
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We all want the very best for our children and our grandchildren. There's a song that's popular right now on secular music stations called "Never Alone" which reflects every parent's desire for their children to always have the security and confidence of their love; to have happy, content lives. We want our children and grandchildren to know that they are never alone but that our love is always with them even if we're not there in person. As Christians, we especially want them to understand that God is always with them no matter where they are.
God is present always.
We have to teach them this, though. Kids don't automatically know about God. It's our duty as parents to teach them that there is a Father in Heaven who loves them and is always with them. God relies on us to instill our faith in them.
Being a parent is incredibly joyful, but it's also an incredible responsibility too.
Our children aren't just ours; they belong to God as well. We are all of us children of God. He loves every one of us and He tasks us as parents with the awesome, beautiful job of teaching them about His love.
Being a parent is a challenge because you never know what to expect.
I read a little story about a dad whose daughter kept asking him for a drink of water at bedtime. He got exasperated after a while and said, "This is the 10th glass of water I've brought you." She replied, "I know but daddy the bedroom is still on fire."
Being a parent is always an adventure.
It's always a joy, though, as well. It's a joy that God has given us and we can be grateful for it.
In the book of Deuteronomy, God encouraged His people to remember what He had done for them and to teach these things to their children. He wanted them to remember all He had done, not because He needs our approval and attention but because He wanted them to pass the details of His love down to the next generation.
God has been good to all of us (even to those who don't recognize His goodness). He wants us to share the stories of His love as expressed to us with our kids. We are to tell them what He has done for us so that they will see He is a loving God who cares for us and them passionately.
To do this, however, we have to walk in the presence of God. We have to be living with Him every day developing our relationship with Him so that we will have those stories to tell. Our children need to see our faith as it's modelled through our actions. If they are to grow up as Christians in an increasingly unchristian culture, they need to see our faith and see how it is a blessing to us.
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The Office is over and that's sad, but don't worry because John Krasinski will still be as handsome and perfect as ever, just not at Dunder Mifflin.
1. John Krasinski is literally a perfect man and you can't deny it.
3. John is like a godly combination of hair, face, eyes, nose and ears.
4. Look at him in this moody black and white photo.
5. It wasn't even important to this photographer who else was there, because John was only thing that mattered.
6. *Ponders what is wrong with this man*
7. *Realizes nothing is*
8. Have you ever known someone to have such a wonderful beard?
9. But also a flawless mustache…
11. He's so tall and handsome.
12. LIKE, LITERALLY. Even IMDB thinks so, AND THEY ARE A WEBSITE WITH NO HUMAN EMOTION.
13. Oh is it time for a photo with his shirt sticking to his body? WISH GRANTED:
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14. Not enough? Here's the top of his chest:
15. He loves dogs. And I'm sure dogs love him too.
16. Still want more?
17. One perfect photo coming right up!!!
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18. In this one his eyes are blinded by the heavenly rays shining down upon him.
19. Here's him breathing in our planet's air to feed his probably good looking lungs.
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20. I haven't even mentioned this whole time how funny he is. Look at him funnily sitting on his toilet without pants.
21. And this apple is in dreamland right now LOL:
22. He loves sports. He's a total sport-head.
23. And he's amazing at singing seductively.
24. Case closed, he's wonderful.
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Why are my teeth starting to crumble?
After a suspected heart attack ten years ago I have been trying to control my cholesterol through diet, and avoiding dairy foods and fatty meats. I have also been buying cholesterol-lowering products such as Benecol. However, I have recently found that my teeth are crumbling and breaking. Could my diet be the cause? I have started taking a calcium supplement but it doesn't seem to help.
A. Hurst, Hampshire.
Once formed in childhood, teeth remain unchanged throughout our years
What a difficult situation you are in — you wisely recognise that your cholesterol must be controlled, yet you are worried that doing this has triggered your tooth damage.
We are all aware of the commonly held view that calcium-containing foods, such as dairy products, build strong teeth and bones. But this is not completely true — for teeth are different from bones. Whereas our bones are in a constant state of repair throughout life — with the body removing old cells and replacing them with new ones — teeth, once formed in childhood, remain unchanged throughout our years.
The die is cast in childhood — and it is the quality of your diet in those early years that dictates the strength of your teeth in adulthood. In addition to this, the simple passage of years can lead to teeth problems, with wear and tear and other factors such as gum disease contributing to tooth loss and damage.
This means that your crumbling, breaking teeth are not linked to avoiding dairy foods.
However, although calcium may not be crucial for teeth, it is vital for bones. This mineral, together with vitamin D, is key to preserving bone density and avoiding the bone-thinning condition, osteoporosis.
Thus, anyone who is restricting their dairy intake must try and get calcium from other sources, such as sardines (these have the added benefit of being good for your heart health) and pulses. And yoghurt doesn't have to be completely off the menu — low-fat varieties contain more calcium than full fat.
And when it comes to reducing your cholesterol, you are doing exactly the right thing — reducing animal fat intake, whether it be from sources such as dairy foods or from red meat, and adding supplements such as stanols, from plants, as found in products like Benecol, can also be helpful. (These work by blocking the absorption of some of the cholesterol in the foods that you eat.)
contact Dr Scurr with a health query, write to him at Good Health Daily
Mail, 2 Derry Street, London W8 5TT or email email@example.com —
including contact details.
Dr Scurr cannot enter into personal correspondence.
His replies cannot apply to individual cases and should be taken in a general context.
However, to prevent your arteries becoming clogged you need to take into account all factors — weight, blood pressure, and perhaps most importantly of all, the need for regular exercise. It is too easy to slip into the view that because you have suffered a heart scare then taking a daily walk might do more harm than good; in fact, the reverse is true — exercise is crucial to heart health.
Talk to your doctor about the possibility of a session or two with a dietician, who can advise you on how to proceed with your diet.
Avoid falling into the world of 'nutritional medicine' and vitamin supplements — these are nothing other than a substitute for what is really needed: weight control, regular exercise, and a carefully balanced nutritious dietary plan for the long term.
Could you tell me the symptoms of the muscle condition myasthenia gravis? At what age does this manifest itself, and what is the most effective approach to alleviate this disease?
E. Williams, Gwent.
This distressing condition is called an auto-immune disease, and occurs when the immune system mistakenly turns on the body and starts attacking healthy tissue.
In this condition, the immune system destroys key proteins at the junction between the nerve cells and the muscle, preventing nerve signals reaching the muscles. As a result, the key symptom is weakness and loss of strength. This is often more severe later in the day, or after exercise.
This weakness seems to mainly affect the eyes and the eyelids, for reasons that are still unknown, causing the lids to droop down.
Fifty per cent of patients suffer
drooping eyelids, and over a year or two this may worsen and become
associated with double vision as the muscles responsible for alignment
of the eyes weaken.
In a smaller number of cases, the muscles that control breathing can be affected — a small proportion of patients experience difficulty in speaking or swallowing, or trouble in chewing food.
The condition is fairly rare, and for
reasons that are still unclear women are three times more likely to
develop it than men, and it seems to affect women under the age of 40
and men over the age of 60.
We are still unsure what causes it but
one theory is that it is triggered by viral infection. The thymus gland
has also been implicated — this small gland in the chest has a key role
in 'programming' the cells of the immune system and telling them what to
attack. The majority of patients are found to have abnormalities of
the thymus, and although the picture is not yet fully clear it appears
that the thymus is pivotal in triggering the damaging immune response.
Although this was once a disabling and even fatal disorder, there is effective treatment. There are four main treatment strategies, depending on the severity of the disease.
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Medicines called acetylcholinesterase inhibitors, taken as daily pills, are very effective in controlling the symptoms (they help boost the signals between the nerves and the muscle) and may be all that is needed.
If this fails to control symptoms, drugs that suppress the immune system — and hence the malfunctioning cells — may be necessary.
These include steroids or other immuno-suppressive agents such as azathioprine. They can cause remission in up to a half of patients within a month.
In rapidly progressive myasthenia, a speedier way of suppressing the immune damage is a technique called plasmapheresis, in which the antibodies are removed from the bloodstream.
Finally, there is surgical treatment. In some patients, removing the thymus resolves the disease. I hope this information has been of help.
By the way...
Call the matron — she knows what's best
Nursing recruits are to spend a year working on the wards before they can start their studies, it's just been announced. The idea is to give them a grounding in the fundamental basics of nursing — making beds, feeding patients, and the general aspects of caring for sick and disabled people.
The government plans to reform nurse training, with recruits spending a year working on the wards
You might think these are already part of nurse training, but apparently not. In fact, this 'new' idea was proposed in the Francis Report, the investigation into poor care at Stafford Hospital. The report identified the need for better bedside training of nurses, and proposed a three-month attachment for all new recruits.
The thinking is that this will help identify who might make a good nurse, or eliminate early on those who have no aptitude (or a poor attitude). On a whim, the powers-that-be have upped this to a one-year attachment. This is misguided, as it will vastly increase the proportion of untrained staff on the ward teams — and by whom, and how, will these recruits be governed and trained?
Staff on the wards are already completely overwhelmed with their workload, not to mention doing battle with the vast and increasing pressure of more red tape, and shrinking budgets.
In my 30 years as a doctor there has been change after change in nurse training and the nursing profession, and these changes exactly mirror the decline in standards. The Salmon Report, Project 2000, to name but a few of these changes, were all aimed at 'fixing' something that actually worked rather well.
When standards were higher, wards used to have a strict hierarchy, with matrons overseeing the nurses with a firm hand. These were then replaced with ward managers, and now when I visit my patients in hospital I have the greatest difficulty in working out whom to talk to, as the cleaners, the nurses and the ward clerks all look the same.
The old identifying uniforms have vanished, and when I asked a very senior nurse whom I have known for 40 years about this, she told me that she, too, has the same problem — and she is a senior adviser at government level.
Yes, hands-on training of nursing staff is essential, but let's also allow hospital staff enough time to care for patients.
And perhaps try to learn some lessons from history. That means taking on board the views of those who remember the old order, which worked within a smoothly functioning system, before they have all gone.
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Rick Scott Signs Off on First Lethal Juicing for South Florida Cop Killer
Gov. Rick Scott has approved the first jailhouse coup de grace of his governorship, the Miami Herald reports.
Manuel Valle -- convicted of killing a Coral Gables cop in 1978 -- is scheduled to be executed on August 2.
According to the Florida Department of Corrections, Valle, now 61, has been locked up at the Florida State Prison in Raiford since May 16, 1978.
Before his 1978 conviction for killing Coral Gables Officer Louis Pena -- which also included an additional five years for possession of an illegal weapon and 30 years for the attempted murder of another cop -- Valle also served time before the killing for two forgery convictions and another conviction for grand theft of a motor vehicle, according to state prison records.
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Before Marek, the only other Broward criminal executed by the state since the reinstatement of the death penalty in 1976 was Jesse Tafero, who was put to death in May 1990.
Valle will be the first person from Miami-Dade County to be executed by the state since 2006.
If the execution takes place as planned, Valle will have spent two days short of 30 years on death row, since being sentenced to die on August 4, 1981, according to the Florida Department of Corrections.
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COL's commitment to consistently delivering quality service is underpinned by strong management systems. These systems have recently received third party accreditation complying with the requirements of AS/NZS 4801:2001Health & Safety, ISO 140001:2004 Environment and ISO 9001:2008 Quality. (ISO 14001, ISO 9001 & AS/NZS 4801.)
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Angelique Kerber Ready for Challenge of Being Number One
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Germany's Angelique Kerber began her reign as world number one in imperious style battling past a determined Karolina Pliskova 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 to win the U.S. Open final on Saturday and claim her second grand slam title of the year.September 11, 2016, 8:56 am explore: Sports
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