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a resident of Monta Loma
on Jun 8, 2009 at 2:24 pm
My son graduated from Los Altos High in 2000, after having attended Mt View public elementary and junior high schools. He was a commencement speaker at his Cal Berkeley graduation in 2004, and received master's degrees just last week from both Harvard and MIT. Good things happen from our local schools, and I wish every student the best future they can make for themselves. What I heard in last week's many commencement speeches I attended is that social responsibility is huge for every major, greed is out, giving and doing good are in. Women in leadership is also encouraged and rewarded. The most important thing I got from my brief time in that wonderful environment is how easily students got along. They see each other as collaborators and as useful resources. Networking is strong. So to all of you new graduates, wherever you hail from, BUILD YOUR RELATIONSHIPS. And congratulations!
a resident of another community
on Jun 8, 2009 at 4:09 pm
I am an LAHS alumni. 2 years prior to graduating college in 2002, I saw many of my graduating classmates receving signing bonuses and multiple job offers. This was not the case when I entered the workforce in 2002. My advice, go to college, apply for internships, volunteer, travel, try many different things before you settle on a career. I also encourage the youth to look into working in the public sector. Keep your eyes, ears and options open. Good luck to you all!!!
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Annex Apartment was DisappointingPosted Sep 17, 2014
Pros: Location was great.
Cons: Needs a decent bed and a thorough cleaning.
Location: Great Shopping, restaurants, beaches, hiking nearby.
I would not recommend this apartment at the price we paid (120 Euro). Bed was a pull out couch, kitchenette stove appeared to have a fire previously, fridge smelled disgusting, bathroom was small.
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for Familiesby Hallfrom USA
Great viewPosted Jun 30, 2014 on Hotels.com
This hotel is a very good value for what you get. While it is not a 5 star and there are stairs and more stairs the setting is beautiful. Our apartment was two rooms plus a very adequate kitchenette.
for Everyoneby Artemfrom Santa Monica, CA
Fantastic Views -- Just Lovely!Posted May 23, 2014
Pros: Location.
This was a beautifully located hotel, right on the cliffs of Amalfi Coast. My husband & I had a wonderful time and really enjoyed where we stayed - thanks to our Expedia App while on the road!! :)
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The view was the only thing we likedPosted May 19, 2014 on Hotels.com
We would never recommend this apartment to anyone. The view was amazing and the only thing that was worth it. Otherwise, the blankets didn't look like they had been cleaned in years...there was a stinky T-shirt left in the closet, the pillows felt like a bag of laundry, and my hot shower turned cold in a matter of a few minutes. I had just wet my hair to wash, so I had to rinse off in ice cold water. Parking in Amalfi is a zoo...and we had a hard time finding the place to get our key...so we walked around for close to an hour....no one answered the phone number, and when we finally reached someone, the driver came and was very helpful with helping get our bags up the stairs to our apartment...and taking our car. But overall, it was the worse place we've stayed and could not wait to get out of there.
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Great place!Posted Oct 15, 2012 on Hotels.com
Great room looking out over the sea. Excellent location and we were met at the bus stop and shown to our room. Main issue is that it is very noisy - our room was right on top of a motor bike parking area and in front of a busy through road - plus the general noise of the street, people walking past, bottles being emptied etc happened al night - but then in the morning u can hear the seagulls. Wifi reception happens on the roof terrace which has wonderful views and is delightful. Bathroom bit small with actual shower over the toilet. But location and views are fantastic.
for Couplesby A verified traveler
Perfect for usPosted Jul 28, 2012
This hotel was comfortable and we were surprised with an upgrade .. The view from the balcony was breathtaking. Very romantic ( if that's your thing). The only negative would be the breakfast, only a crossoint and juice.
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Lovely Visit at Camere con VistaPosted Dec 6, 2011 on Hotels.com
We really loved this hotel, which was a perfect perch for exploring the Amalfi coast. The view is superb, just what one dreams about, at a fraction of the cost and/or a fraction of the number of steps up or down compared to many other hotels in the area. The rooms look just as presented in the photos, with the views you see there. The staff are friendly and attentive, breakfast coffee and croissant is offered in town at a central cafe/pizzeria [run by very nice folks], and the town center is just a 4 minute walk from your room, so sightseeing and bus/ferry connections are a cinch. OK, so the entrance is literally in an actual tunnel that cars and busses travel through at high speed with almost no shoulder, and you have to walk all the way through the tunnel from town to get to the pensione entrance on the far end. But this is the Amalfi coast, and living quarters climbing up and over the hillside in odd and quirky ways is part of the charm. We got used to it almost at once, and did not experience any noise from the tunnel traffic. I would recommend this hotel to anyone who can feel comfortable with a pensione sort of experience. If you want a traditional hotel with a front desk and taxis pulling up to the door, this may not be right for you.
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Canadian Eric Lamaze wins equestrian crown jewel in France
Olympic champion takes Grand Prix of La Baule aboard Powerplay, Lamaze's first big win since Hickstead.
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LA BAULE, FRANCE—Canadian equestrian Eric Lamaze won the elite Grand Prix of La Baule on Sunday.
Lamaze, from Schomberg, Ont., took the $290,000 event aboard Powerplay with a clear run in 35.83 seconds, well ahead of runner-up Abdelkebir Ouaddar and Patrice Delaveau.
Lamaze, the 2008 Olympic champion, was emotional after winning the biggest event on the international show jumping calendar.
"This is the first five-star grand prix that I've won since Hickstead (Lamaze's former champion horse, which died in 2011)," said Lamaze. "It is super exciting to win this grand prix. It's a grand prix that I've won before. I know what it feels like to win in La Baule."
Lamaze, who leapt off the podium to spray the audience with champagne, said he'd never pushed Powerplay as hard has he did Sunday.
"Last year was a learning year with the horse," said Lamaze. "I've really taken my time with him and been respectful of how careful he is. He's not a super-fast horse, but sometimes when you get to know a horse you know when you can take risks.
"Today, it felt like it was time to be competitive. It felt like the time was right for me to ask him to do this."
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In other news, I went in to sign a contract for my job that begins next week. I am quite excited to start, I must admit. But the pay was different than I had been told. The contract said $80/hour, but I had been told $103/hour. When I told the gal who was having me sign the papers that the pay was too low, I suddenly realized how crazy I must sound: a 28 year old girl saying $80/hour is not enough. The pay discrepancy between jobs in the US is incredible. I will never make even close to that amount of money in Europe and that is okay. Anyway, my persistence paid off as the contract is being changed.
SR and I both had the morning off after that. This involved putting on some music and him having his way with me. We got to lay in bed for like an hour afterwards. He was laying there touching my face while I had my eyes closed and when I opened my eyes, there were tears in his eyes and on his cheeks, but he was smiling. Gosh, I am in love, as you all must know by now.
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Based on the price of these nightstands, I am very pleased. Most of it is actually solid wood. Most other nightstands in this price are all particle board with laminate. They aren't solid oak or anything, but they're real wood. The color was also the same as pictured online which made me very happy. We purchased the oak ones. I was slightly nervous because the picture looked a little more red, like cherry, but this was the color I was trying to match to existing furniture. I think oak is slightly misleading because oak to me is more golden, but at least the product matched what it looked like online. They also shipped fully assembled which was a huge help. Overall I'm very pleased.
In addition to being happy with the product, the way the item was wrapped for shipping was incredible the entire boxes were wrapped in bubble wrap and the inside was stuffed with styrofoam. With the low cost of shipping I was more than pleased.
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Love this nightstand! The color goes perfectly with the oak nursery furniture that we bought for our daughter. It arrived earlier than expected, packaged very well, and already assembled. We are impressed with its quality. This table will last our daughter a long time!
Nightstand seems to be very well made and sturdy. Shipping was fast as always and nightstand was very well packed! Only thing was that the oak color was not true to color in pic, it has a much redder tone to it. Overall I'm happy with the purchase
This is a very useful stand, I keep it near my bed to place books and my alarm
The color match between the actual piece and the online picture was VERY poor. The online color looked like a yellowish honey oak color, but the actual piece is very orange. I'm disappointed.
this was a great addition to my bed room, it was the perfect size. The really good thing about this is little to no assembly. The height was actually really good, i am glad i measured before i bought it, it ensure that it fit and was the right size for what i needed.
Like others said, it is short because it is meant for those modern low rise beds. It fit perfectly in my bedroom. I ordered the white one. It was easy to assemble and the drawer slides fine with no problems. The shipping was fast and no damage to the table. Very good buy for the price.
Budget priced night stands with decent looks. However, if you intend to use these for a adult bedroom set, be aware that these tables are very short. More suitable for a child's bedroom. We bought these for a spare bedroom for a vacation home and they were way too short to use. My bad as I only checked width and depth. (assumed most night stands were normal in height.) Again, not the fault of the manufacturer, but they really limit the use of these tables by making them so short. Overstock shipping has always been fast, and you can't beat the price.
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The 2012 C&D Recycling Forum in Long Beach, Calif., will provide attendees an opportunity to network and gain industry insight.
The C&D recycling industry continues to grow and face new challenges as the economy, legislation, technology and material flows continually change. Staying abreast of these developments while interacting with industry peers and experts is the goal of the C&D Recycling Forum.
Now in its third year, the C&D Recycling Forum brings together C&D recyclers, demolition contractors, haulers, solid waste officials and equipment and service suppliers for three days of educational sessions and networking opportunities. This year's forum will be held Sept. 23-25 at the Hilton Long Beach and Executive Meeting Center in Long Beach, Calif.
Whether a newcomer to the industry or veteran to the business, the C&D Recycling Forum can provide critical information and meaningful business connections in a very industry-specific format.
"To get with a group of people that are dealing with the same issues and the same ideas that you are and be able to talk about similar issues—it's a fantastic forum and a great opportunity," Mike Casbon, Environmental Resources Management, Carmel, Ind., said after attending the 2011 forum. He added, "There are quite a few people here who have given me insight on new and upcoming things and some ideas on how to advance our program a little bit further."
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The 2012 C&D Recycling Forum, organized by Construction & Demolition Recycling (C&DR) magazine, is aiming to do the same. With 11 sessions covering a variety of topics, attendees will hear from experts in the fields of C&D recycling, demolition, green building and renewable energy who will offer local, state, national and global perspectives.
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Sessions throughout the three-day conference have been carefully planned to offer a well-rounded scope of relevant topics. The staff of C&DR magazine, along with consulting firm Gershman Brickner & Bratton Inc. (GBB), and an advisory committee representing the various industry sectors, provided input into the programming.
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To register for the C&D Recycling Forum, Sept. 23-25 at the Hilton Long Beach and Executive Meeting Center, in Long Beach, Calif., visit www.CDRecycler.com/Forum or call 800-456-0707.
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A system and method for pre-fetching data uses a combination of heuristics to determine likely next data retrieval operations and an evaluation of available resources for executing speculative data operations. When local resources, such as cache memory for storing speculative command results is not available, the compound operation request may not be sent. When resources on a server-side system are insufficient, only the primary command of a compound operation request may be processed and speculative command requests may be rejected. Both local computing resources and network resources may be evaluated when determining whether to build or process a compound operations request.
1. In a computer data processing environment having a reader process communicatively coupled to a service process, a method of reducing network traffic between the reader and service processes comprising:
receiving a compound request at the service processor comprising a first request for a primary operation and a second request for a secondary operation;
processing the primary operation;
determining if the second request for the secondary operation is a speculative secondary operation;
performing the speculative secondary operation when a condition is satisfied; and
sending the results of the primary operation and the secondary operation.
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13. A computer-readable medium having computer-executable instructions for implementing a method comprising:
examining a first request requiring a primary operation on a server;
determining a secondary operation related to the primary operation;
attaching the secondary operation to the request and marking the secondary operation speculative;
receiving results from the primary and secondary operations;
caching the results of the secondary operation;
supplying the results of secondary operation responsive to receiving a second request for the secondary operation.
14. The computer-readable medium of
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18. A computer-readable medium having computer-executable instructions for implementing a method comprising:
receiving a compound request having a primary operation and a secondary operation, the secondary operation dependent upon a result from the primary operation;
dispatching the primary operation;
receiving a first result corresponding to primary operation;
extracting data from the first result;
inserting the data from the result into the secondary operation;
receiving a second result corresponding to the secondary operation; and
responding to the compound request with the first and second results.
19. The computer-readable medium of
20. The computer-readable medium of
Processes that are communicatively connected, for example, client-server applications, are highly dependent on network speed and latency to provide responsiveness in application execution. Even the fastest computers may seem slow when the data required for processing is not readily available. These delays may be due to several factors, including congestion at the server and delays on the connections between the requesting and the providing processes. Server message block (SMB) 1.0 used a form of compounding of requests when communicating with servers using an older dialect of the protocol. Neither client nor server side processes selectively used compounding or data pre-fetching to address network latency.
An intelligent remote request processing system incorporates intelligence at both the requesting end and the receiving end to address network latency by compounding requests to speculatively retrieve not only requested data but also data likely to be retrieved subsequently. The requesting process may determine likely follow-on data requests for incorporation into the remote data request. The requesting end and the receiving end may each, separately, ignore pre-fetch command processing when local resources do not support the additional demands on system associated with pre-fetching data. Other considerations, such as available network bandwidth may also be incorporated into a decision to compound requests. Additional intelligence at the server end allows results from a first command to be used when building a subsequent data request command.
Although the following text sets forth a detailed description of numerous different embodiments, it should be understood that the legal scope of the description is defined by the words of the claims set forth at the end of this disclosure. The detailed description is to be construed as exemplary only and does not describe every possible embodiment since describing every possible embodiment would be impractical, if not impossible. Numerous alternative embodiments could be implemented, using either current technology or technology developed after the filing date of this patent, which would still fall within the scope of the claims.
It should also be understood that, unless a term is expressly defined in this patent using the sentence �As used herein, the term �______� is hereby defined to mean . . . � or a similar sentence, there is no intent to limit the meaning of that term, either expressly or by implication, beyond its plain or ordinary meaning, and such term should not be interpreted to be limited in scope based on any statement made in any section of this patent (other than the language of the claims). To the extent that any term recited in the claims at the end of this patent is referred to in this patent in a manner consistent with a single meaning, that is done for sake of clarity only so as to not confuse the reader, and it is not intended that such claim term by limited, by implication or otherwise, to that single meaning. Finally, unless a claim element is defined by reciting the word �means� and a function without the recital of any structure, it is not intended that the scope of any claim element be interpreted based on the application of 35 U.S.C. � 112, sixth paragraph.
Much of the inventive functionality and many of the inventive principles are best implemented with or in software programs or instructions and integrated circuits (ICs) such as application specific ICs. It is expected that one of ordinary skill, notwithstanding possibly significant effort and many design choices motivated by, for example, available time, current technology, and economic considerations, when guided by the concepts and principles disclosed herein will be readily capable of generating such software instructions and programs and ICs with minimal experimentation. Therefore, in the interest of brevity and minimization of any risk of obscuring the principles and concepts in accordance to the present invention, further discussion of such software and ICs, if any, will be limited to the essentials with respect to the principles and concepts of the preferred embodiments.
Components of the computer 110 may include, but are not limited to a processing unit 120, a system memory 130, and a system bus 121 that couples various system components including the system memory to the processing unit 120. The system bus 121 may be any of several types of bus structures including a memory bus or memory controller, a peripheral bus, and a local bus using any of a variety of bus architectures.
The computer 110 typically includes a variety of computer readable media. Computer readable media can be any available media that can be accessed by computer 110 and includes both volatile and nonvolatile media, removable and non-removable media. By way of example, and not limitation, computer readable media may comprise computer storage media and communication media. Computer storage media includes volatile and nonvolatile, removable and non-removable media implemented in any method or technology for storage of information such as computer readable instructions, data structures, program modules or other data. Computer storage media includes, but is not limited to, RAM, ROM, EEPROM, flash memory or other memory technology, CD-ROM, digital versatile disks (DVD) or other optical disk storage, magnetic cassettes, magnetic tape, magnetic disk storage or other magnetic storage devices, or any other medium which can be used to store the desired information and which can accessed by computer 110. Communication media typically embodies computer readable instructions, data structures, program modules or other data in a modulated data signal such as a carrier wave or other transport mechanism and includes any information delivery media. By way of example, and not limitation, communication media includes wired media such as a wired network or direct-wired connection, and wireless media such as acoustic, radio frequency, infrared and other wireless media. Combinations of the any of the above should also be included within the scope of computer readable media.
The system memory 130 includes computer storage media in the form of volatile and/or nonvolatile memory such as read only memory (ROM) 131 and random access memory (RAM) 132. A basic input/output system 133 (BIOS), containing the basic routines that help to transfer information between elements within computer 110, such as during start-up, is typically stored in ROM 131. RAM 132 typically contains data and/or program modules that are immediately accessible to and/or presently being operated on by processing unit 120. By way of example, and not limitation,
The computer 110 may also include other removable/non-removable, volatile/nonvolatile computer storage media. By way of example only,
The drive and its associated computer storage media discussed above and illustrated in
The computer 110 may operate in a networked environment using logical connections to one or more remote computers, such as a remote computer 180. The remote computer 180 may be a personal computer, a server, a router, a network PC, a peer device or other common network node, and typically includes many or all of the elements described above relative to the computer 110, although only a memory storage device 181 has been illustrated in
When used in a LAN networking environment, the computer 110 is connected to the LAN 171 through a network interface or adapter 170. When used in a WAN networking environment, the computer 110 typically includes a modem 172 or other means for establishing communications over the WAN 173, such as the Internet. The modem 172, which may be internal or external, may be connected to the system bus 121 via the network interface 172, or other appropriate mechanism. In a networked environment, program modules depicted relative to the computer 110, or portions thereof, may be stored in the remote memory storage device. By way of example, and not limitation,
Above the redirector 202 may be an input/output function (I/O) 208 that offers connectivity abstractions to one or more applications 210 212. Above the service 204 may be a corresponding input/output (I/O) function 214 offering connectivity abstractions to a server process 216. The I/O function may not directly correspond to the I/O function 208. For example, in one embodiment, the client I/O function 208 is in the user mode where the server I/O function 214 is in the kernel mode and communicates directly with the network stack. The redirector 202 and corresponding service process 204 may perform functions low in the ISO seven-layer stack, such as physical network addressing, etc. The respective input/output functions 208 and 214 may perform functions associated with higher layers in the ISO stack such as logical name abstractions and functional abstractions such as building packets from a �send� call made by the application 210 or server 216 or deconstructing a received packet and forwarding return data to the application 210 or the server 216.
The application 210 may be any process that sends data to or receives data from the server 216. Examples of application processes include, but are not limited to, data processing, database maintenance, information search, records management, etc. The server 216 may include files, database records, data structures and the like under the control of a database application or other data manager (not depicted).
The redirector 202, in some applications known as a RDR, may have additional functions associated with speculative pre-fetching. A speculative build function 218 may include the logic necessary to evaluate a request for execution of a command at a remote system and to select one or more commands that complement the request. For example, a file-open for read permissions may be coupled with file read attributes and file read commands to build a compound command. In one embodiment, the file read attributes and read commands may be marked as speculative, giving the service process 204 the opportunity to deny execution, as discussed more below. The file read attributes and read commands may be considered speculative because the requesting application 210 may not follow up the file open command with any other requests, and any data retrieved in association with the file-read attributes and read commands would be unused. When the service process 204 returns results associated with one or more speculative requests, the results may be stored in the cache 220. If insufficient cache memory is available to store speculative results, there is no point in forwarding the speculative command or commands. Therefore, part of the speculative build function 218 may include an evaluation of local resources in light of the likely returned results before determining whether to continue with the speculative build process. For example, a file-read attributes may only return the attributes of the file, a relatively small result. Conversely, a file read command may return substantial data. If cache 220 is low, a speculative command for a file-read attributes may be included but a speculative file read command may not be included.
The service process 204, in one embodiment referred to as an SRV, may also have additional functions associated with speculative pre-fetching. The analysis function 222 may support command analysis and resource checking of incoming requests. The analysis function 222 may deconstruct a compound request into individual commands and then determine if one or more are marked as speculative. If a speculative command is found, the analysis process 222 may evaluate resources in the service process 204, as well as higher level processes, to determine whether execution of the speculative processes can be supported without incurring unacceptable processing delays to either the current process or other processes. For example, if queue times are borderline, or if memory for storing intermediate results is unavailable, the analysis process 222 may simply refuse to process the speculative commands and return a message indicating a the speculative commands have been refused.
If the analysis process 222 determines processing of speculative commands should be performed, the serial processing function 224 may become involved when a speculative command relies on a result from a previously executed command. Continuing with the example of above, a file-open for read command may return a file handle. The subsequent speculative commands may also include directives associated with their processing. For example, if the file is less than 20 Kbytes, obtain the attributes and read the file. The serial processing function 224 may evaluate the file size against the directive, using the file handle obtained from the primary command, the file-open for read command. If the file is small enough, the file-read attributes command may be executed next. The file-read attributes command will, in most cases, return information about creation time and size etc. The serial processing function 224 may use the file handle from the primary request and supply it to the file read command for processing. When the results for all three commands are available, they may be returned to the redirector 202. By performing the primary and two speculative commands entirely at the service process 204, three potential round trips over the network 206 may be reduced to one round trip.
The call may be passed to an input/output process and ultimately to a RDR or similar process, such as redirector 202. At block 304, a compound request, that is, a request having more than one command, may be built at the redirector 202 using a heuristic to predict the most likely commands to follow an initial command. The heuristic may use a combination of techniques to determine the next step, for example a combination of pre-programmed likely next commands as well as a compilation of actual sequences of commands issued by the current application. The heuristic may also incorporate an evaluation of available resources for storing any results associated with speculative requests, as depicted at block 306. When resources are available, the �yes� branch from block 306 may be taken to block 308 where the compound request may be generated. At block 310, the compound request may be sent to the receiving process, for example, the service process 204.
Processing at the service process 204 or other recipient of the compound request is discussed below with respect to
When results from the service process 204 are returned at block 312, if they include a compound response, that is, results from more than one operation, the results from the primary request may be transmitted to the requesting application 210 and the responses to any secondary, speculative, commands may be cached at block 314. At block 316, a request from the application 210 may be compared to a previously filled speculative command. If cached results exist, the results may be supplied to the requesting application 210 without generating a request to the server 216. At block 318, when a file associated with the current request sequence is closed, the cache may be cleared and made available for other speculative requests.
If, at block 306, resources are not available to manage expected results from a speculative request, only the primary request may be sent to the service process 204. That is, speculative commands may not be included because if resources are not available to store the results, they would be discarded and any subsequent request for the same data would have to be resent. However, in a different embodiment, where network latency is extreme, speculative commands may be included anyway, when it can be anticipated that resources may become available during the fulfillment cycle. To fine tune the process of determining when to send a speculative command as part of a compound request, a determination of transit time vs. overall latency may be used. Overall latency may include queue time accessing the network, network transit time (e.g. transmission data rates), and server response times. For example, if queue time accessing the network is long, but the time required to actually transmit the data is short (i.e. fast data rate such as fiber optic connection), it may be worth sending the compound request in anticipation of cache becoming available. However, if transit time is long (e.g. a telephone baseband connection), there may be little point in such a speculative request, even in the case when cache and other resources are available, because transmission of any speculative data may cause such a delay that it may be better to request data only after an explicit request. Alternatively, there may be a situation where conditional processing of a speculative command would still be useful. To illustrate, the redirector 202 may request that a speculative command returns results only if less than a threshold size, for example, 10 Kbytes of data. To summarize, conditional speculative commands may be useful for tuning responses based on both local resources and network characteristics.
If it is determined at block 406 that resources are available to process speculative commands, the yes branch from block 406 may be followed to block 408 where the primary request may be processed. Should the primary request fail for any reason, an error may returned according to standard error handling procedures. Since, in virtually all cases, subsequent speculative commands are related to the primary request, there is usually no point in proceeding further and the speculative commands may be abandoned. At block 410, results from the primary (non-speculative) command may be stored pending the outcome of subsequent speculative commands. At block 412, the first of the speculative commands may be processed. Block 412 may support additional conditional testing. For example, the speculative request may have included instructions related to results from the primary command or one or more of the secondary, speculative, commands. For example, as mentioned above, a speculative file read command may be executed only when the file is smaller than the size specified in the speculative request. In another example, a combination of file size and network latency may be evaluated before determining whether to continue with speculative command processing. When the conditions at block 412 are met, the �yes� branch may be followed to block 414 and the secondary, speculative command processed. When results from the primary command or a preceding speculative command are required as input, such as a file handle, the data may be retrieved from memory and used to build the pending speculative command before being submitted for processing.
At block 415, primary command results and any speculative secondary command results may be formulated into a compound response and sent to the requesting party, for example, redirector 202.
If, at block 412, the additional conditions are not met, the �no� branch may be followed to block 420 where the primary command results and any completed secondary command results may be sent to the requesting party.
In the illustration of
The system and methods disclosed above bring a new level of sophistication to data retrieval processes by allowing real-time evaluation of a primary data request to determine not only the most appropriate speculative commands to attach to the primary data request, but also by allowing evaluation of whether the speculative command should be sent at all. The ability to attach conditional requirements, such as return file size, to a speculative command gives developers a new level of control for managing system performance. Corresponding server-side processes that allow evaluation of current conditions before processing speculative commands and the use of intermediate results in building subsequent data request commands allow further fine tuning of overall system performance, to the benefit of both system managers and users. Compared to SMB 1.0 implementations, the above system and methods allow both selective pre-fetching and compounding of arbitrary commands. Additionally, no capability existed in SMB 1.0 to provide the logic necessary to pass results between compounded operations on the server side.
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Medicare beneficiaries suffering from kidney failure typically get the most costly and least effective treatment, hemodialysis using an intravascular catheter, according to a report from the Dartmouth Atlas Project. Hemodialysis for patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD), or kidney failure, accounted for 6.2 percent ($34.3 billion) of the total Medicare budget in 2010. Hemodialysis treatment costs Medicare 2.6 times more per person per year than kidney transplants and also is less effective. What's more, according to the report, an individual's likelihood of survival varies greatly across the country, based on access to specialists and transplant centers.
Surgical treatment for patients with low back pain resulting from spinal stenosis varies dramatically across the United States and whether an individual undergoes lumbar decompression or increasingly popular, but controversial, spinal fusion to alleviate the pain differs widely across regions, according to a report from the Dartmouth Atlas Project, Variation in the Care of Surgical Conditions: Spinal Stenosis.
There are significant racial and regional disparities in the care of patients with diabetes, according to a report from the Dartmouth Atlas Project released October 14, 2014, Variation in the Care of Surgical Conditions: Diabetes and Peripheral Arterial Disease. The report found that black patients are less likely to get routine preventive care than other patients and three times more likely to lose a leg to amputation, a devastating complication of diabetes and circulatory problems. Amputation rates vary fivefold across U.S. regions and are particularly high in the rural Southeast.
Surgical treatment for cerebral aneurysms varies widely across the country, and the treatment decision is likely driven by local practice patterns and not by patient preference, according to a report from the Dartmouth Atlas Project. The report, Variation in the Care of Surgical Conditions: Cerebral Aneurysms, is the second in a series of six reports from the Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care examining unwarranted variations in the surgical care of Medicare beneficiaries. Like a previous report on surgical treatment for obesity, it calls for greater patient involvement in decision making when options exist and circumstances permit.
Medicare beneficiaries are 27 times more likely to undergo bariatric surgery in Muskegon, Michigan than in San Francisco, according to a report from the Dartmouth Atlas Project examining unwarranted variations in surgical treatment for obesity. Research from a new series of reports, called Variation in the Care of Surgical Conditions, found that a region's rate of bariatric surgery "had virtually no relationship" with its population's rates of diabetes and obesity. The report also found that while the preferences of the region's health care providers, a reflection of their training and experiences, are a major contributor to variations, patient preferences are not.
Whether children are receiving recommended care or are subjected to potentially unneeded treatments varies widely depending on where they live, according to the Dartmouth Atlas Project's first report on health care provided to children and infants, "The Dartmouth Atlas of Children's Health Care in Northern New England", released December 11, 2013, which examines care in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. Overall, the study finds that in regions with fewer ambulatory office visits, children were more likely to end up in the emergency room and less likely to receive recommended care. Dartmouth researchers also find that many children in Northern New England are receiving potentially unneeded care that exposes them to harmful side effects and burdens their families with unnecessary medical bills.
In its first look at prescription drug use, "The Dartmouth Atlas of Medicare Prescription Drug Use", released October 15, 2013, the Dartmouth Atlas Project shows that the use of both effective and risky drug therapies by Medicare patients varies widely across U.S. regions, offering further evidence that location is a key determinant in the quality and cost of the medical care that patients receive. The report also finds that the health status of a region's Medicare population accounts for less than a third of the variation in total prescription drug use, and that higher spending is not related to higher use of proven drug therapies. The study raises questions about whether regional practice culture explains differences in the quality and quantity of prescription drug use.
"Trends in Cancer Care Near the End of Life," a brief from the Dartmouth Atlas Project finds that although the use of hospice care for Medicare patients with advanced cancer is increasing, many patients do not receive hospice care until they are literally on their deathbed, within three days of the end of life. Paradoxically, the updated data also find that in 2010, despite increases in the use of hospice care, more patients were also treated in intensive care units (ICUs) in their last month of life than in the period from 2003 to 2007. Care for elderly patients with cancer continues to not necessarily reflect the patients' preferences, but the styles of treatment in the regions or health care systems where they happen to receive cancer treatment. The report concludes that where patients with advanced cancer live continues to play an important role in the care they receive.
Medicare spending for chronically ill patients at the end of life increased more than 15 percent from 2007 to 2010, according to a new brief from the Dartmouth Atlas Project. The updated data also shows that Medicare patients spent fewer days in the hospital and received more hospice care in 2010 than they did in 2007.
Common methods designed to enable apples-to-apples comparisons of the performance of doctors and hospitals and fairly credit providers for treating patients who are sicker than average may themselves be biased, because they make some patient populations appear to be sicker than others when they are not, according to a study by Dartmouth researchers. In a series of papers, the latest of which was published February 21, 2013 in the British Medical Journal, a research team led by the Dartmouth Atlas Project and The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy & Clinical Practice raises significant questions about the "risk adjustment" that Medicare and others apply to insurance claims data in an effort to make fair comparisons about performance, spending, resource use, and mortality rates among regions and hospitals.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) released a report on February 11, 2013 showing that one in eight Medicare patients were readmitted to the hospital within 30 days of being released after surgery in 2010, while patients in the hospital for reasons other than surgery returned at an even higher rate of one in six. Both rates were virtually unchanged from 2008. The findings are based on new data that includes readmission rates for states, hospital referral regions, and more than 3,000 hospitals from the Dartmouth Atlas Project, largely funded by RWJF. The report, "The Revolving Door: A Report on U.S. Hospital Readmissions," also includes the results of a novel series of in-depth interviews with patients and providers that shed light on why so many patients end up back in the hospital and what hospitals, doctors, nurses, and others are doing to limit avoidable readmissions.
Medicine involves decisions. But for Medicare patients with conditions for which surgery is an option, whether they undergo elective surgery depends largely on where they live and the clinicians they see, according to research from the Dartmouth Atlas Project. The research suggests that for many conditions -- especially those that can be treated with elective surgery -- the treatment a patient receives depends more on the physician's recommendations than the patient's preferences. When studying elective procedures across the nation, researchers found remarkable variation in these surgeries for Medicare patients, even though they had similar conditions. Nine editions highlight different regions around the country and shows the variation that exists even within these smaller areas. Click here for the series.
When choosing a residency program, medical students typically consider the reputation and training curriculum of the institution, as well as their own geographical and lifestyle preferences. But there's something else they should consider: The way academic medical centers deliver health care differs dramatically from one institution to the next. "What Kind of Physician Will You Be? Variation in Health Care and Its Importance for Residency Training," a report from the Dartmouth Atlas Project led by physicians in training, found that 23 top academic medical centers vary markedly in the intensity of care they provide patients at the end of life, in their quality, safety and patient experience ratings, and in their use of surgical procedures when other treatment alternatives exist.
New health care delivery models that reward providers for coordinating and improving care hold promise for slowing the cost of treating the sickest, costliest patients in the health care system, according to "Spending Differences Associated With the Medicare Physician Group Practice Demonstration," a study by Dartmouth researchers published in the Sept. 12 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association.
The nation's most elite cancer care centers performed only modestly better than community hospitals at meeting recognized quality standards for treating dying cancer patients, according to a study by Dartmouth researchers published in the April 2012 issue of Health Affairs.
The Dartmouth researchers also found that even among hospitals with a specific clinical focus on cancer care, there were significant variations in how they treated patients at the end of life.
The Dartmouth Atlas Project is once again branching out beyond Medicare. Dartmouth researchers have announced plans to develop their first regional study on variations in pediatric health care, funded by a two-year grant from the New England-based Charles H. Hood Foundation, and collaboration with Blue Health Intelligence® to study geographic variation in a commercially insured adult population.
As new Medicare penalties kick in for hospitals with excessive numbers of patients returning to the hospital shortly after they are discharged, a new report, "After Hospitalization: A Dartmouth Atlas Report on Post-Acute Care for Medicare Beneficiaries," published September 28, 2011, shows little progress over a five-year period in reducing readmissions and improving care coordination for Medicare patients. On the contrary, readmission rates for some conditions have increased for many regions and at many hospitals, including some of America's most elite academic medical centers. The study also found that facilities and regions with general patterns of high use of hospitals for medical conditions were frequently the same places with high readmission rates, an indication that some communities are more likely than others to rely on the hospital as a site of care across the board.
Medicare patients living in areas with higher levels of practicing primary care physicians have lower death rates and make fewer trips to the hospital for preventable conditions, according to "Primary Care Physician Workforce and Medicare Beneficiaries' Health Outcomes," a study by Dartmouth investigators published May 25, 2011 in the Journal of the American Medical Association. The study's findings suggest that a larger local workforce of primary care physicians has a positive benefit for Medicare patients, but this association may not simply be the result of having more physicians in an area who are trained in primary care; instead, the benefits may be more from the amount of ambulatory clinical care provided, rather than the number of primary care physicians locally available.
Chronically ill Medicare patients spent fewer days in the hospital and received more hospice care in 2007 than they did in 2003, but at the same time there was an increase in the intensity of care for patients who were hospitalized, according to the Dartmouth Atlas Project report "Trends and Variation in End-of-Life Care for Medicare Beneficiaries with Severe Chronic Illness." While Medicare patients diagnosed with severe chronic illness were less likely to die in a hospital and more likely to receive hospice care, at the same time, they had many more visits from physicians and spent more days in intensive care units. Growth in intensive care and medical specialist capacity, the researchers say, can lead to increased aggressiveness of care.
The likelihood of Medicare patients being diagnosed with one or more of nine chronic diseases may depend on where they live and the doctors they see, in addition to how healthy or sick they actually are, according to "Geographic Variation in Diagnosis Frequency and Risk of Death Among Medicare Beneficiaries," a new study by Dartmouth investigators published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. This geographic variation raises important questions about the methods used to adjust risk for the severity of illness in comparative effectiveness research, the evaluation of hospital readmissions, and paying insurance plans under the Medicare Advantage program and elsewhere, including academic research into the extent of variations in medical care across America.
The fifth in a series of six surgical reports, this report highlights treatments for kidney failure--both dialysis and kidney transplantation--and describes patterns of care for patients in the United States. Download the report, press release, or data table, or purchase a printed copy.
The fourth in a series of six surgical reports, this study focuses on lumbar spinal stenosis as an example that helps to summarize the treatment options, epidemiology, and evidence of effectiveness of treatment for back pain, a leading cause of morbidity and disability in the United States. Download the report, press release, or data table, or purchase a printed copy.
A recent Brookings Institute working paper argues that state-level characteristics account for regional variation in health care. Read our responses here and here.
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