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January 1 is a day for agenda-setting, if only because the calendar says so.
Our leaders from Washington to Frankfort to Shelbyville will be putting into motion their ideas for the coming year.
They will project how best to deal with the staggering difficulties from our economic picture, the need for better healthcare for all and myriad other problems.
Privately, the kings of industry will be developing plans to restore and grow their businesses.
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Last Thursday morning the sterile, barren walls of the Shelby County courthouse lobby echoed with the sounds of celebration as adoptive parents and the children who would soon be theirs waited for their adoptions to be made final.
Seven children from four different countries were officially made part of local families that day. Two local couples became parents for the first time and one set of grandparents got their first grandbaby.
Simpsonville has taken its first step toward creating a real downtown area, according to City Manager David Eaton.
"The idea is for Simpsonville to eventually have a downtown district," he said. "It's an extremely long-term vision; it could take 20 years or more, but it is very exciting."
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Yes, it happens every year, but also the demand seems to keep growing and expanding.
Civic clubs and individuals find their causes – whether they provide winter coats, toys, meals or simply comfort – and they handle as many people as possible.
The next two years are going to be a time of transition for the Shelby County Public School System. At the top of the list of change agents is the opening of a $40 million dollar education facility that will alter where many local students go to school.
To help with the transition, the Shelby County School Board recently approved the formation of a Transition Planning Committee which is designed to help the district successfully open the school by fall 2010.
A cold, bitter wind found its way under coats and scarves Sunday night, but inside Claudia Sanders Dinner House, laughter, mountains of food, and the spirit of goodwill warmed the hearts of those who enjoyed a sumptuous Christmas feast.
For the fifth year in a row, Christmas @ Claudia's provided the underprivileged of Shelbyville with a good holiday meal and toys for the children, all presided over by Santa himself.
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In the last month, more than 300 local workers either lost their jobs or were notified they would soon be laid off - just in time for Christmas.
While the holidays might be less than cheery for these workers, some are hoping next year will bring more to be merry about.
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Men and women come to the downtown eastside skid row with problems that often seem insurmountable. Many have addictions while, others are traumatized or victimized with little self esteem or self worth. They try to drown their sorrows with mind altering substances. Others have horrible nightmares as a ...
Men and women come to the downtown eastside skid row with problems that often seem insurmountable. Many have addictions while, others are traumatized or victimized with little self esteem or self worth. They try to drown their sorrows with mind altering substances. Others have horrible nightmares as a reminder of something often horrendous that had happened to them or to a loved one.
There are those who have done something which they regret. They are sorry but often plagued with memories of what they have done or failed to do.
Men and women abused and beaten down are appalled by what they have suffered at the hands of people they trusted and respected.
Some contemplate suicide in order to end their dependance on drugs or memories which impede their ability to function adequately in society.
the Mission, on the worst street in the country, is a gathering place for those who are plagued with these problems. It is a safe place in the bowels of a hellish existence for many who are forced to live and interact in this setting and sub culture.
When they enter the Mission they feel the caring and concern of the staff and the students from the Bible College. These are loving persons ready to brighten their day, listen to their sordid stories and tell them about Jesus who is their hope.
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2 Timothy 2:1-"You then, my son, be strong in the grace that is in Christ Jesus. Endure hardship with us like a good soldier of Christ Jesus."
My wife and I were introduced to the prison ministry by an ex convict who had given his life to Christ Jesus while in prison.
When he was released he got in touch with everyone he knew and everyone his wife knew and started a fellowship for released prisoners at his home.
The fellowship is primarily for those who have been recently released from prison and who don't have family or friends in the immediate area.
My wife and I were invited to his home to listen to these men's stories and encourage those who are often starting a new life on the outside.
The reason we were invited is that the ex convict's wife and my wife attended a Bible Study Fellowship. His wife was a leader and my wife was in her class.
The ex convict knew that those released from prison needed encouragement, from caring people who will show them love and concern. He had experienced what it was like to be released from prison and not have a safety net.
He also introduced my wife and myself to a prison ministry.
He put us in touch with a group that did this ministry once a month on a Sunday afternoon and evening. The church that sponsored this ministry has a bus which they let those in this ministry use.
We joined this prison ministry and got to know the regulars. It was great fun riding the bus as we would sing gospel songs and fellowship on our way to the Correctional Centre and also on our return trip to the big city.
This is where we met the young man, Jack. He was one of the key persons as he was friendly with the leader of the ministry and all the participants. He was the one to get the singing started and to make sure that everyone was introduced and were getting to know each other.
He came and sat with my wife, Kristina and I. We shared where we went to church and what we did for a living. At that time I was not in the ministry and was working part time as well as volunteering in a hospital. I had taken early retirement and was free to volunteer and make a difference in the community.
When he heard that I was a volunteer, he insisted that I come and volunteer at the Mission where he did his ministry. He told me where it was located. I knew that this was one of the worst and most dangerous streets in the city.
I told him that when I drove down that street, I locked the doors of my car and rolled up the windows and got out of there as quickly as possible.
He laughed and assured me that it was safe as long as I didn't make eye contact with anyone and as long as I didn't hold my nose because of the smell, and didn't act like a big shot.
After much thought and several discussions with my wife, I volunteered.
The first evening I was walking from the bus stop to the Mission. On the way, I was stopped on the street by a big man who kept saying, "rock, rock." I tried to get by him but he blocked my way. He told me, "I know why you're here. It's for your girls isn't it?" When I told him I was going to the Mission, he moved aside and tried peddling his 'rock cocaine' to other buyers.
At the Mission, I learned that two years before my coming to volunteer, Jack was a street boy. He was hustling for a living and sleeping in the squats, living hand to mouth. Later, Jack told me of some of his experiences on the street. Some which he was proud of and some which he was ashamed of.
That evening, before the service, Jack and I were joined at a table by two others. Jack told us that he had eight young people on the street whom he has cared for and who he still has contact with. He explained, "They are so fragile, so easily pushed around. I'll take you down there and you'll see for yourself."
I nodded my approval but deep down I felt l would rather decline the offer of walking the streets and going into vacant run down buildings occupied by vagrants who would mug you and rough you up for drug money.
During the service that night, Jack gave his testimony.
I learned from his testimony that his father was an alcoholic and was abusive to his wife and his two sons. At the age of fifteen, Jack went onto the street, tired of being beaten and abused. He explained, "It turned my stomach when I had to watch my mother being yelled at for no reason and often being slapped and punched."
Jack told us he wanted to intervene but his mother told him to stay out of their problems. She knew he would be beaten if he came to her rescue.
Jack had charisma, which drew people to him, and he had a following on the street.
Jack told us that one day, he heard singing from the Mission and got into the line-up. He was drawn to the Mission by the music. Once inside he was amazed to see happy Christians who showed love for each other and love for those who came off the street.
He said, "The Senior Pastor greeted me and invited me to come back and be part of the Mission. I liked to sing and I could talk. I felt I would get along fine as part of this ministry."
A month later, on the bus, going to the prison ministry, Jack told us that he became part of the Mission, working in the kitchen and making a difference. Occasionally, he said, he slipped back onto the street Once he told us he came to a counsel meeting a bit high. "The staff looked at me and shook their heads. I was reprimanded and told I shouldn't do that."
Jack still had his friends from the street and felt an obligation to care for them and make certain that they were not being abused or mistreated.
He was challenged by the staff of the Mission to give up his street life.
Jack tried his best to fit in with the Christians and walk a straight path. He got some used clothes at another mission and tried his best to be presentable. He is a tall, well built and handsome young man, which was to his benefit. He also had a ready smile and a word of affirmation for those he ministered to.
I later learned that one day he was on drugs and came to the Mission. He almost lost his standing in the ministry. It was decided he be given a last chance. After that episode, Jack took charge of his life. He became a new person, a new creation in Christ.
I became a steady volunteer at the Mission. Every time I came, Jack was happy to see me and he introduced me to everyone in sight.
I worked in the kitchen and did whatever cleanup was necessary. At times I carried boxes of food and whatever was donated to the Mission.
With the Mission in high gear and people giving their lives to Christ Jesus, the Senior Pastor realized there was a need for a community home, a dormitory for men who desired to live with other Christians and enjoy their fellowship.
A short distance from the Mission and College, there was a crack house.
It was closed down by the police after a man was beaten and killed in it. His body was thrown face down in the back yard. The house had been vacant and sealed off for months.
This house was ideal for a dormitory as it was only a block and a half away from the Mission. The Pastor spoke to the owner of the house and made arrangements to pay a reasonable rent in return for our renovating and cleaning up the mess.
It meant people from the Mission had to pitch in and help remodel the filthy and run down house. It happened quickly as at times there were crews of twenty or more men and women volunteering to renovate and repair the three story building.
Jack became the captain of the house. They called him the captain as he wore a captain's hat which he had picked up in a thrift store.
A year later, Jack was faced with a situation he had not envisioned. The Pastor of a church in a better part of town, asked if we could manage to take a convict into our dormitory and have him work in the Mission and go to the Bible College. At a staff meeting there was a lot of discussion but the Pastor from the church answered every concern. According to him this man was not violent but he did need supervision.
The proposal had to go through the courts as he was serving time in a Correctional Centre.
The Senior Pastor attended the court hearing and assumed responsibility for the man's actions and his supervision.
Jack told me he was quitting if convicts were going to be placed in his care. I encouraged him to stick in there and see what this man was like. I reminded him of all the nice people we visit during the prison ministry. He agreed that most of them are decent and just needed another chance.
When Tim came to the Mission, Jack and I were pleasantly surprised. He was one of the men we had visited on our last three visits at the prison ministry. Jack was ready to welcome him and make him part of the family of God.
Tim only had a year and a half left in his sentence. During that time he learned to play the guitar and sing gospel songs. He also enrolled in the Bible College. The study was not all new to him as he had belonged to the church whose minister had him sent to our ministry. He settled in and learned a great deal as our teaching is in depth and enlightening to those who take it seriously.
His time at the Mission and the Bible College went by without any problems. I learned from him that he was raised in an affluent home and had connections with some well known and respected people in the city.
I also learned that his crime was the result of his association with persons who tricked him into making big money illegally. He served his time for the crime.
Upon serving his sentence, he went back to the jail to be officially released.
When the Senior Pastor posted a notice on the bulletin board stating that a Bible College was enrolling students for September, I asked if I could enrol. He smiled and told me that I would be most welcome. I had gone to church for years but I had never gone to Bible College.
Jack also came to the Bible College for a short time and was given the role of pastor in training. With Jack, it was all or nothing at all. He accepted Jesus as Lord of his life and was filled with the Holy Spirit. Shining his light for all to see.
He couldn't wait to be baptized, which happened in the ocean one cold December day. There was a big celebration. All the students and some members of the Mission came to see Jack go under the water and come up a new person. His mother and brother attended along with an aunt and uncle and two cousins. It was a reunion for Jack and his family. Six of his street kids came. They were introduced to all who were present.
At the Mission, after the baptism, a big meal was served and everyone congratulated Jack.
Jack made a full commitment to the Mission and College. After a year of Bible College, he became a preacher and took over the responsibility of scheduling the preachers for the morning services. He was totally devoted to this ministry.
I have shared many memorable experiences with Jack.
On a field trip to a small city, Jack decided he would do his own ministry. He gathered the children and the teens together and had a fun day. He enlisted our help in preparing games the kids could play. This took ingenuity as our materials were limited. I made a list of things that could be gathered in the community and in the wilderness area adjacent to the church in which we were staying on our outreach. It was called a treasure hunt. The children and teens were in groups of three. It was not new to the kids so my instructions were few.
My wife made a board game and they had to spin a bottle and act out what it pointed to. There was lots of laughing as some had to act like clowns and others had to act like preachers and teachers, other like they were riding a horse or walking a tight rope.
Jack drew a picture of a monkey. The kids were blindfolded and had to pin a tail on the monkey.
Later, Jack gathered the kids together and told some Bible stories. They were given Bible verses to memorize. A candy was given to those who memorized and to those who made an attempt at memorizing even one or two verses.
It was always fun to work with Jack as he drew people to him and treated them with respect and dignity.
In the morning, he did his exercises which included a five mile run. I joined him for the exercises but I could only do a one mile run to begin with.
At meal times being a six footer and muscular, he had a good appetite. People smiled when at breakfast he would eat porridge, six eggs with lots of toast and coffee.
It was always pleasant when Jack was on an outreach.
Another time we went to a native reserve. Those who attended the service were the older members of the community. Jack would form a small group or go one on one and charm those who were in his presence.
We ministered together for a few years, while he was getting his life together. He was always busy as people asked him to come and help when they were in trouble or in difficult situations.
He adopted a family which was often in crises. There were four young sons and a daughter. He became their uncle and their best friend.
In the middle of the night or anytime, the mother of these children would phone Jack and ask for his help to solve their marital or financial problems.
Jack told me that her husband was hanging around with prostitutes. His wife told Jack that these young prostitutes gave her husband favours as he had no money. I didn't want to know all the details, but Jack unloaded them on me.
Here is a thirty-three year old man fooling around with prostitutes and defiling his marriage. His wife is asking a nineteen year old boy, Jack, to intervene and straighten out their marital and financial problems.
The miracle is that the problem with the prostitutes was resolved as a result of a lot of prayer and intercession. The man admitted his mistake and asked forgiveness. He went so far as to ask if he could come to Bible College and prepare for ministry.
Jerry did come to the Mission and Bible College for three years. He played the guitar and led worship. He stopped drinking and was good to his wife. It was great to see a person give up their earthly desires and desire to serve the Lord.
Jack kept working in their lives. He would drive the family to the Mission. The kids liked the hot dogs and the juice. They would line up to get two or three hot dogs as they were often hungry.
This family lived in native housing which is very nice and affordable.
Upon first year graduation and being commissioned, which means sent out, Jerry started a house church in the native housing complex. He gathered a number of families together and taught them what he had learned at the College. He also enlisted the help of Jack to come and teach. His house church flourished and grew.
God worked mightily through the ministry of Jack, and those who prayed that there would be a change in Jerry's life. God worked a radical change in his life.
He not only had his house church but he also ministered in the Mission.
His is another story.
Jack and I had fun together as there was always something new and often strange and different as we ministered at the Mission.
Jack took me to where his young street kids hang out. He introduced me to Shadow, who was taking his place as their protector. He was sixteen and already a man in charge of younger and older people on the street. They didn't frequent skid row but hung out in a different part of the city.
I had the privilege of talking to the kids he hung around with. Most of them were running from abusive or controlling homes. Some are as young as thirteen and fourteen years old, living on the street and on the run from the authorities. If they are caught they will be sent to foster homes or detention centres.
I was asked to take a fourteen year old girl to the hospital as she had a terrible cold. Jack was working and I had a car which they needed. The group was afraid her cold might turn into pneumonia and she would die.
It made me sad to know that they often slept in buildings with no heat or water.
I witnessed how they lived in abandoned buildings. I figured I'd do this young girl a favour and have her returned to her parents.
While she was waiting for the doctor to diagnose the degree of her cold, I spoke to a nurse. She told me that she had no authority to send her home. She gave me the phone number of a social worker.
I called and told the social worker her story. The worker explained that the girl would run and avoid treatment if she knew what I was doing.
She did tell me she would try to intervene, but she had to be careful.
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Seasons one and two of this show were great quick, intense and hot! Olivia's character, when not distant, seemingly unemotional and lacking affect, can be abrasive. That's part of what made so much of the show work. It made sense given her profession within the plot, and somewhat differentiated her from the story's many strong characters. Her manner of speaking - timing, cadence, emphasis was dramatic and unique. (As an aside, I must say that I have always found unappealing, in fact, unattractive, the way she curls her lip and pouts her lips when respectively on, or winding up to the attack. Yet, I suppose it works with her
Unfortunately, increasingly in subsequent seasons, the idea that more of the good thing is better is infiltrating the show's creative team, as one after another character takes on an almost identical manner/pattern of speech. It's gone beyond odd, I now find it annoying, almost to the point of lacking appeal.
Also, though admittedly steamy, there have been a few scenes in some of the most recent episodes, where sexual situations seemed either random and gratuitous, or over the top. I'm not by any stretch, a prude, and I am very much a fan of sexual tension. I understand that complex relationships can go from hot to cold, and back again, quickly. I also understand that sex sells. but I would have expected its inclusion to have fit better.
Lastly, I'm sure there exists in writing, especially for television, a fine line of balance in the pace of the story, and, of course, the show is entitled Scandal. Yet, though perhaps I am not paying close enough attention, I have a sense that some of the ongoing, background scandals both cycle too quickly and are disjointed.
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A web-enabled call-interface method and apparatus, capable of managing packet-based/Internet Protocol-based calls. The embodiments include a system, apparatus and method to manage calls through identifying the media type of an incoming or outgoing call, presenting call features associated with the media type to a subscriber, and receiving a call feature selection from the subscriber. When the call feature selected requires further input, the subscriber is prompted for the call feature input.
1. An apparatus comprising:
a call handler configured to identify a media type of a call;
a media interface, coupled to the call handler, configured to present at least one call feature selection associate with the media call type, configured to determine whether the call feature selection requires additional information, and configured to prompt the subscriber for the additional information when required by the call feature selection;
a call processor configured to facilitate audio or video calls through the media interface;
a conference call manager configured to facilitate calls to multiple parties;
a voice mail database configured to store call messages;
a voice mail manager, coupled to the voice mail database, configured to interface the voice mail database with the media interface; and
an electronic mail notification generator configured to send a rejection notification to a call originator when the call is rejected through the media interface.
2. The apparatus of
3. The apparatus of
4. The apparatus of
5. The apparatus of
6. The apparatus of
7. A method comprising:
identifying a media type of a call;
presenting at least one call feature selection associated with the media call type to a subscriber;
determining whether the call feature selection requires additional information;
prompting the subscriber for the additional information when required by the call feature selection;
facilitating audio or video calls through a media interface;
storing a message when the call is unanswered;
sending an electronic mail rejection notification to a call originator when the call is rejected through the media interface.
8. The method of
accepting the additional information from the subscriber.
9. The method of
activating the call feature selection.
10. The method of
receiving the call;
determining a call originator of the call.
11. The method of
searching a caller database for a record matching the call originator, the record containing a picture of the call originator;
displaying the picture of the call originator when the matching record is found.
12. The method of
13. The method of
sending the call originator a rejection notification when the call is rejected.
14. A computer-readable medium encoded with data and instructions, the data and instructions causing an apparatus executing the instructions to:
identify a media type of a call;
present at least one call feature selection associated with the media call type to a subscriber;
determine whether the call feature selection requires additional information;
prompt the subscriber for the additional information when required by the call feature selection;
facilitate audio or video calls through a media interface;
store a message when the call is unanswered;
send an electronic mail rejection notification to a call originator when the call is rejected through the media interface.
15. The computer-readable medium of
accept the call feature selection from the subscriber.
16. The computer-readable medium of
accept the additional information from the subscriber.
17. The computer-readable medium of
the call feature selection.
18. The computer-readable medium of
receive the call;
determine a call originator of the call.
19. The computer-readable medium of
search a caller database for a record matching the call originator, the record containing a picture of the call originator;
display the picture of the call originator when the matching record is found.
20. The computer-readable medium of
21. The computer-readable medium of
send the call originator a rejection notification when the call is rejected.
22. An apparatus comprising:
means for identifying a media type of a call;
means for presenting at least one call feature selection associated with the media call type to a subscriber;
means for determining whether the call feature selection requires additional information;
means for prompting the subscriber for the additional information when required by the call feature selection;
means for facilitating audio or video calls through the media interface;
means for facilitating calls to multiple parties;
means for storing call messages;
means for interfacing the voice mail database with the media interface; and
means for sending an electronic mail rejection notification to a call originator when the call is rejected through the media interface.
23. The apparatus of
means for accepting the call feature selection from the subscriber.
1. Field of the Invention
Aspects of the present invention relate in general to packet-based telephony, specifically managing telephone or other media calls via a web-enabled call-interface.
2. Description of the Related Art
Ever since Alexander Graham Bell invented the first telephone, people have been using the telephone to communicate. With the advent of Intelligent Network (IN) and Next Generation Network (NGN) features, users now have the option of combining additional useful features with their phone service. At one estimate, from Bellcore spec # TR-NWT-000391, over 3,500 different calling features are contemplated. Of these 3,500 possible features, approximately 35 features are available from various phone companies. Often, features are implemented by adding specialized buttons to a telephone (e.g., a �hold� button for call holding), or by pressing a specialized button combination (e.g., pressing �*082� for call blocking).
Of the approximately 35 available features, only a small fraction is actually utilized by the public.
What is needed is an easy-to-use apparatus and method capable of managing calls and call features.
Aspects of the present invention include a web-enabled call-interface capable of managing packet-based/Internet Protocol-based calls, such as those calls received by an Internet Access Device (IAD) in conjunction with an Intelligent Network (IN) or Next Generation Network (NGN). The embodiments of the present invention include a system, apparatus and method to manage, originate and receive calls.
The term �call,� as used herein, may refer to audio (e.g., telephone), video, text (e.g. �instant text messaging� services) and multimedia based messages, or any other packet-based message communication as is known in the art.
Calls are any real-time or near-real-time audio, video, text, and multimedia-based message transmissions that take place over a computer network (i.e., an �on-line� message transmission). Examples of such transmissions include, but are not limited to, any user-to-user or user-to-multi-user communication that involves the electronic conveying of digital-packet messages. An example of such a call includes a electronic text �chat� or �talk� messaging, electronic-mail, video-conferencing, internet telephony (�voice over internet protocol�), or instant text messaging.
Call features are any functions related to calls, as are known in the art. Such call features may include, but are not limited to: call conferencing, call rejection, placing calls on hold, call waiting, call forwarding, remote call forwarding, selective call forwarding, 3-way calling, speed dialing variations, calling number delivery, calling number block, private line, selective call rejection, selective call acceptance, distinctive ringing, customer originated trace, automatic call back, automatic recall, intercom (revert call), toll access restriction, call blocking, 900 blocking, rotary hunt group, vacation service, voice mail, and many other functions.
The method identifies the type of incoming or outgoing call and offers users a host of call features through a simple web-enabled caller interface.
In system 100, internet access devices 120 are connected via a communications network 110. Users may communicate to other users via internet access devices 120, telephones 105 coupled to internet access devices 120, or wireless phones 170. It is understood by those known in the art, that either such devices may be coupled via a single or multiple number of networks 110A-C.
In some embodiments, internet access device 120 may be a personal computer, personal digital assistant (PDA), wireless phone, or other such network-computing device.
The network 110 may also include other networkable devices known in the art, such as other internet access devices 120, storage media 140, an application server 135, telephone server 150 and wireless telephone base station 160. It is well understood in the art, that any number or variety of computer networkable devices or components may be coupled to the network 110 without inventive faculty. Examples of other devices include, but are not limited to, servers, computers, workstations, terminals, input devices, output devices, printers, plotters, routers, bridges, cameras, sensors, or any other such device known in the art.
Internet access device 120 may be any apparatus known in the art that are able to communicate on the network 110.
Network 110 may be any communication network known in the art, including the Internet, a local-area-network (LAN), a wide-area-network (WAN), or any system that links a computer to an internet access device 120. Further, network 110 may be of configured in accordance with any topology known in the art, including star, ring, bus, or any combination thereof.
Application server 135 is connected to a telephone network 110A that supports the receipt and transmission of digital packets. Telephone network server 150 may be configured to allow different networks 110B and 110C to communicate, as well as communicate with a packet switch telephone network (PSTN), plain ordinary telephone service (POTS), Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), or any other telephone network. As shown in
Embodiments will now be disclosed with reference to a functional act diagram of an exemplary internet access device 120 of
The software for programming the processor 102 may be found at a computer-readable storage medium 140 or, alternatively, from another location across network 110. Processor 102 is connected to computer memory 104. Internet access device 120 may be controlled by an operating system (OS) that is executed within computer memory 104.
Processor 102 communicates with a plurality of peripheral equipment, including telephone interface 116. Additional peripheral equipment may include a display 106, manual input device 108, storage medium 140, microphone 112, video input 122, and data port 114.
Display 106 may be a visual display such as a cathode ray tube (CRT) monitor, a liquid crystal display (LCD) screen, touch-sensitive screen, or other monitors as are known in the art for visually displaying images and text to a user.
Manual input device 108 may be a conventional keyboard, keypad, mouse, trackball, or other input device as is known in the art for the manual input of data.
Storage medium 140 may be a conventional read/write memory such as a magnetic disk drive, floppy disk drive, compact-disk read-only-memory (CD-ROM) drive, transistor-based memory or other computer-readable memory device as is known in the art for storing and retrieving data. Significantly, storage medium 140 may be remotely located from processor 102, and be connected to processor 102 via a network 110 such as a local area network (LAN), a wide area network (WAN), or the Internet.
Microphone 112 may be any suitable microphone as is known in the art for providing audio signals to processor 102. In addition, a speaker 118 may be attached for reproducing audio signals from processor 102. Video input 122 may be a digital or analog video camera device to record still or moving images. In some embodiments, video input 122 may be a scanner device. It is understood that microphone 112, speaker 118, and video input 122 may include appropriate digital-to-analog and analog-to-digital conversion circuitry as appropriate.
Data port 114 may be any data port as is known in the art for interfacing with an external accessory using a data protocol such as RS-232, Universal Serial Bus (USB), or Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Standard No. 1394 (�Firewire�). In some embodiments, data port 114 may be any interface as known in the art for communicating or transferring files across a computer network, examples of such networks include Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), Ethernet, Fiber Distributed Data Interface (FDDI), token bus, or token ring networks. In addition, on some systems, data port 114 may consist of a modem connected to telephone interface 112. Similarly, telephone interface 112 provides connectivity to internet access device 120 to communicate with a telephone network 150. Thus, the telephone network interface 112 allows the internet access device 120 to communicate and process input and output from a telephone line.
Data processor 202 interfaces with display 106, manual input device 108, storage medium 140, microphone 112, data port 114, video input 122, Internet data port 114, and telephone network interface 112. The data processor 202 enables processor 102 to locate data on, read data from, and write data to, these components.
Application interface 204 enables processor 102 to take some action with respect to a separate software application or entity. For example, application interface 204 may take the form of a windowing user interface, as is commonly known in the art.
Media interface 200 is a web-enabled call interface. In some embodiments, the media interface 200 may be stand-alone program, or a web-browser window. An example of such a web browser window is shown in FIG. 3. Web browser window 200 comprises title bar 401, window control buttons 402A-C, menu bar 404, button bar 406, address bar 408, phone-list frame 410, main frame 420, status frame 412, and control frame 414.
In some embodiments, main frame 420 displays a picture of the current caller retrieved from a caller database 244. In such embodiments, using the mouse pointer 418, users may either click control buttons 416A-E, or �drag-and-drop� callers listed in the phone list frame 410, or pictures of the caller in the main frame 420 to control buttons 416A-E in the control frame 414. Media interface 200 then selects the appropriate structure to execute the functionality specified by the control button 416.
Returning to
At act 502, a login subset of media interface 200 communicates with call handler 210 to verify the user/subscriber login into the system 502. In some embodiments, this act is accomplished by having call handler 210 check a login password, voice-print, or other verification identifier known in the art, with a stored value in the caller database 244. For security purposes, this verification identifier value may be encrypted within a caller database 244 field or schema.
In other embodiments, the verification of the subscriber login is accomplished when the subscriber logs into the application interface 204 program. In such an embodiment, it is assumed that the subscriber and the application interface 204 user are the same person.
Once the user/subscriber has been verified, the full media interface 200 is started at act 504. As discussed above with
At act 506, the media interface 200 awaits for an outside event by the subscriber or the system 100. The outside event may be an incoming call or message, or an outgoing call/message initiated by the subscriber.
When the outside act occurs, call handler 210 determines whether the event is an incoming call at act 508. If the outside act is an incoming call, the process flow continues at act 510. Otherwise, the flow continues at act 516.
If the outside act is an incoming call, the media type of the incoming call is determined, act 510. In some embodiments, parsing the packets that comprise the call can identify the incoming call media type. As discussed above, the media type of a call includes voice, instant text messaging, multimedia (voice and image), and conferencing versions thereof. Media interface 200 is designed to be flexible enough to accommodate a wide variety of incoming call types. Once the media type is identified, the subscriber receives a notification for the incoming call, act 512. The notification may include information about the call type, call source, or any other information related to the incoming call. For example, if the call is a request for a text messaging �chat,� voice or video call, the notification may include caller identification (�caller ID�), call originator user ID, or other information related to the call source. If the caller information is available, process 500 may display a picture or photograph of the caller in main frame 420 as part of the notification. Furthermore, the notification may be a ringing or other sound effect output by speaker 118, a pop-up window notification on display 106, flashing by display 106, vibration, or other sound, visual, or motion notification or combination thereof. Subscriber is then given the option to answer or reject the incoming call at act 114. If the subscriber decides to answer the call, flow continues at act 524 on FIG. 5B. If the subscriber refuses to answer the call (i.e. �rejects� the call), flow continues at act 538 on FIG. 5C.
If the outside act is not an incoming call, at act 516 call handler 210 determines whether the event is an outgoing call. If not, flow returns at act 506. Otherwise, if the event is an outgoing call, flow continues. At act 518, process 500 determines the type of call being initiated. In some embodiments, the media type of the outgoing call is determined by querying the subscriber, and accepting input on call options from the subscriber at act 520. At act 522, call handler 210 initiates the call and waits to receive an answer. The process flow then continues at act 524 on FIG. 5B.
Moving to
Input may then be received from the subscriber by the media interface 200.
Call handler 210 determines whether the input received by the subscriber is a request to use an Intelligent Network (IN), Next Generation Network (NGN) feature, or other call feature known in the art, at act 526.
If the received request was not to use a feature, as determined by act 526, flow continues to act 528. At decision act 528, call handler 210 determines whether the call is completed. If the call is completed, flow returns to act 506. If the call is not complete, flow returns to act 526.
If the received request was to use a feature, as determined by act 526, flow continues at act 530.
At decision act 530, if subscriber input is not needed, flow continues to act 536.
If subscriber input is needed, as determined by act 530, flow continues to act 532. The feature input information is requested from the subscriber by media interface 200, act 532. Once feature input is received from the user/subscriber, act 534, flow continues at act 536.
The selected feature is activated by call handler 210 at act 536, and flow returns to 526.
Moving to
The previous description of the embodiments is provided to enable any person skilled in the art to practice the invention. The various modifications to these embodiments will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art, and the generic principles defined herein may be applied to other embodiments without the use of inventive faculty. Thus, the present invention is not intended to be limited to the embodiments shown herein, but is to be accorded the widest scope consistent with the principles and novel features disclosed herein.
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ORIGINAL ARTICLE: Analysis of Immunological Markers Associated with Pregnancy and HIV-1 Infection: Relevance in Perinatal Transmission in HIV-1-Infected Pregnant Women with Low Plasma Viral Load
Article first published online: 18 JUL 2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0897.2008.00627.x
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American Journal of Reproductive Immunology
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Can I change these old outlets to the modern 3-prong type? Or is that a job for a professional?
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Can I change these old outlets to the modern 3-prong type? Or is that a job for a professional?
Don't buy the cheap outlets. And don't use the push-in method. Just pushing the wires into the back is easy, but leads to poor connections (failure, fire) in a few years. Use the screws to make a solid connection. And only 1 wire under each screw.
If you have no ground wires, you can still do it yourself by putting in a GFCI outlet. Doing so is the only way to safely replace those two-prong outlets. They are actually safer than grounded circuits because they trip more easily when there is a ground fault. They are also very safe to install because they will usually trip if you wire them incorrectly, unlike an ordinary outlet that will still work if it is wired incorrectly. They also come with instructions.
As for the push-through vs screw-on installation mentioned above, the push-through spots on my GFCIs are all secured by screws: you push the wire into the spot and then tighten the very same screw to create a connection. It does not just grab the wire like an ordinary outlet plug would. It is also safer to install it that way than wrapping the wire around the screw because the wire is completely enclosed in the unit if pushed into the hole and then secured, whereas the wire can slip off if merely wrapped around the screw on the side.
DO NOT simple replace a two-prong outlet with a three prong outlet without grounding the outlet. You will have a ground wire that does not work, and even if you know the difference, you will mislead future owners or occupiers into believing that the plug is properly grounded, which could kill somebody if a short circuit occurs.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (October 8, 2012) – A pair of University of South Carolina football players were honored for their outstanding performances in Saturday's 35-7 win over fifth-ranked Georgia, the conference office announced today.
Senior center T.J. Johnson was named the SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week. Johnson, a 6-6, 319-pounder from Aynor, S.C., graded out at 86 percent against the Bulldogs with seven knockdowns and no quarterback pressures in the win. He helped Carolina amass 230 yards rushing and an additional 162 yards through the air. Carolina had just four loss yardage plays on 61 snaps against the Bulldogs.
Junior punt returner Ace Sanders was named the SEC co-Special Teams Player of the Week for the second time this season. Sanders, a 5-8, 175-pounder from Bradenton, Fla., returned a punt 70 yards for a touchdown that game Carolina an insurmountable 21-0 first quarter advantage en route to the 35-7 win. It was Sanders' second career punt return for a touchdown. Sanders also was named the co-Special Teams Player of the Week for his efforts earlier this season against Missouri.
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