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A system is provided for communication and sensory monitoring. The system comprises a plurality of nodes installed as a network in a structure. Each of the plurality of nodes comprises an internode transceiver for wireless communication between nodes, a wireless network transceiver for wireless communication with one or more wireless devices, one or more sensors for monitoring the environment of the structure and a processor coupled to the internode transceiver, the wireless network transceiver and the one or more sensors to exchange data with the internode transceiver, the wireless network transceiver and the one or more sensors devices coupled to the processor and process the data. The system also includes a wide area network bridge coupled to the plurality of network nodes. The network bridge receives data from the plurality of network nodes and passes the information to a computer network for processing.
1. A system for wireless communication and sensory monitoring comprising:
a plurality of nodes installed as a network, each of the plurality of nodes comprising:
an internode transceiver for wireless communication between nodes;
a wireless network transceiver for wireless communication with one or more wireless devices;
one or more sensors for monitoring the environment of the structure;
a processor coupled to the internode transceiver, the wireless network transceiver and the one or more sensors, the processor operable to exchange data with the internode transceiver, the wireless network transceiver and the one or more sensors devices coupled to the processor and process the data; and
a wide area network bridge coupled to the plurality of network nodes, the network bridge configured to receive data from the plurality of network nodes and pass information to a computer network for processing.
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an internode transceiver for wireless communication between nodes;
a wireless network transceiver for wireless communication with one or more wireless devices;
one or more sensors for monitoring the environment of the structure; and
a processor coupled to the internode transceiver, the wireless network transceiver and the one or more sensors, the processor operable to exchange data with the internode transceiver, the wireless network transceiver and the one or more sensors devices coupled to the processor and process the data.
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a plurality of nodes installed as a network, each of the plurality of nodes comprising:
an internode transceiver for wireless communication between nodes;
one or more sensors for monitoring the environment of the structure; and
a processor coupled to the internode transceiver, the wireless network transceiver and the one or more sensors, the processor operable to exchange data with the internode transceiver, the wireless network transceiver and the one or more sensors devices coupled to the processor and process the data.
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This invention relates to the field of networked sensors and, more specifically to a system and a node used in the system for wireless communication and sensory monitoring.
In the increasingly competitive business environment, companies are constantly looking for ways to cut the cost of operation in order to increase profit and/or pass savings on to the retail consumers so as to encourage increased purchases and revenue growth. One way is to use one of the many systems that have been proposed to track inventory, such as tracking inventory with handheld bar code scanners or radio-frequency identification scanners. These systems allow for tracking of assets in a supply chain.
A drawback of current systems is that they typically are labor intensive, requiring individual workers to track inventory using handheld devices. Additionally, current tracking systems only track assets, they do not have the ability to sense the environment of the system and trigger responses based on the environment.
Additionally, current systems typically utilize nodes such as wireless access points that are only able to receive data logged by other devices and pass that data to a remote computer. Current nodes cannot gather data about an area or system. Also, current nodes do not have processing abilities at the node level. Therefore, there is a need for a reconfigurable communication and sensor network.
A sensor network in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention includes a plurality of individual nodes distributed in an area. Each node is able to communicate with each other in an ad-hoc manner. Each node also can send and receive information from wireless devices as part of a wireless local area network. The nodes can include one or more sensors for detecting the condition of the environment in which the nodes are deployed. The nodes are able to process data at the node level and initiate corrective and informative action based on received data.
In one embodiment of the present invention, a system is provided for communication and sensory monitoring. The system comprises a plurality of nodes configured as a network. Each of the plurality of nodes comprises an internode transceiver for wireless communication between nodes, a wireless network transceiver for wireless communication with one or more wireless devices, one or more sensors for monitoring the environment and a processor coupled to the internode transceiver, the wireless network transceiver and the one or more sensors to exchange data with the internode transceiver. The wireless network transceiver and the one or more sensor devices coupled to the processor and process the data. The system also includes a wide area network bridge coupled to the plurality of network nodes. The network bridge receives data from the plurality of network nodes and passes the information to a computer network for processing.
In one embodiment the node further comprises an RFID transmitter and receiver for interrogating RFID tags.
The present invention will hereinafter be described in conjunction with the following drawing figures, wherein like numerals denote like elements, and
The instant disclosure is provided to further explain in an enabling fashion methodologies and techniques for making and using various embodiments in accordance with the present invention as well as the best modes of practicing the invention as contemplated by the inventor. The disclosure is further offered to enhance an understanding and appreciation for the inventive principles and advantages thereof, rather than to limit in any manner the invention. The invention is defined solely by the appended claims including any amendments made during the pendency of this application and all equivalents of those claims as issued.
It is further understood that the use of relational terms, if any, such as first and second, top and bottom, and the like are used solely to distinguish one from another entity or action without necessarily requiring or implying any actual such relationship or order between such entities or actions. Much of the inventive functionality and many of the inventive principles are implemented with or in software programs or instructions. 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 with minimal experimentation. Therefore, in the interest of brevity and minimization of any risk of obscuring the principles and concepts according to the present invention, further discussion of such software, if any, will be limited to higher level principles and concepts as employed or applied to or by the preferred embodiments.
A system 100 in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention including an embodiment of sensor network 101 is illustrated in
Network 101, in addition to a plurality of nodes 202, also includes a central controller 107 and wide area network bridge 108. Central controller 107 acts as a data consolidation point that provides network management and interface functions similar to those accomplished by centralized access port switches.
Bridge 108 provides an interface for the network 101 to a wired or wireless wide area network where the information gathered by the nodes can be analyzed, processed, stored or otherwise utilized. For example, the nodes 202 of sensor network 101, through bridge 108 can access (and be accessed from) external LANs 110, the Internet 112 or any other network 116. Bridge 108 can additionally execute computer programs that can monitor the sensor data from the node 303 and then trigger an activity as a result of the sensor data. Computer programs can also be executed by central controller 107. Bridge 108 and central controller 107 can be an integrated unit, or the functionality of central controller 107 and bridge 108 may be distributed among two or more computers.
Network 101, through nodes 202, receives process and transfers data concerning the environment in which it is installed. In an exemplary embodiment, network 101 includes a plurality of nodes 202 distributed throughout a structure 204 such as a factory or warehouse. The nodes 202 can be located on the ceiling of the structure, on the walls, on the floor, a mixture of those locations or any other locations where a network node is desired. While
In one embodiment, each node 202 covers a certain fixed area for wireless local network communication, sensor coverage or other capabilities. The coverage area for each node 202 can be exclusive for a particular node 202 or the coverage area of the nodes 202 can overlap. The distribution of nodes 202 is done in such a way as to minimize areas of no or poor coverage in the area where the nodes 202 are deployed. The actual distribution of the nodes 202 of a network 101 depends on factors such as the structure 204 in which the nodes 202 are deployed, the power output of each node 202, and the like.
Each node 202 can communicate with other nodes 202 in the network 101 and with wireless devices such as wireless personal digital assistants (PDAs), laptop computers, server computers and any other electronic device that can communicate wirelessly. As illustrated in
A node in accordance with the teachings of the present invention can, however, provide more functionality than is provided by a standard wireless access port. Nodes 202, as will be discussed in more detail in conjunction with
In addition to communicating with wireless devices, each node 202 communicates with other nodes 202. In one embodiment, nodes 202 communicate using a high bandwidth microwave link operating at or near 60 MHz. Other frequencies, such as those in the Industrial Scientific and Medical (ISM) band can be used. Nodes 202 have the ability to �beam steer�; i.e., direct, the output of node 202 to a specific other node in the network 101 by using phased array antennas or other antenna systems. Through the use of beam steering, each node 202 can send transmissions (transmit information) to any other node 202 in the network 101. Other methods of directing transmissions including beam switching can also be used.
Information is preferably transmitted between nodes 202 in the network using an ad-hoc routing scheme. That is, the path that data takes through the network is not determined before hand but determined by each node 202 as the node receives the data. In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, each node 202 is able to calculate its latency and share that information with other nodes 20 to determine the path the data should take. The information regarding the path the data can take can be stored at each node 202 as one or more routes in a routing table. The determination of ad-hoc routes and the formation of routing tables are well known in the art.
Wireless device 208 can also be used to transmit data from one node to another without the necessity for the information to travel between nodes. In this manner, as seen in
An advantage of network 101 is that it is scalable; additional nodes can be added or existing nodes removed from the network 101. When adding nodes to an existing network, the new node, upon activation, communicates with existing nodes for the purpose of locating itself in the network and for the determination of ad-hoc routing. In one embodiment, a new node can locate itself relative to other nodes using a well known triangulation method. For example, the nodes can have an RFID transceiver (or emulate an RFID tag) and a node can determine its location by interrogating other node and using well-known location techniques. Alternatively, the node 202 can have its location in a network manually entered into the node 202. Additionally, the node 202 can access locational information broadcasted by GPS satellites to determine location of the node 202.
In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, network 101 is also self-healing. Loss of a node in the network is not fatal to the network. Instead, when one of the nodes 202 of the network 101 fails, the other nodes 202 eliminate that node from use in a route through the network and continue operation.
In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, the nodes 202 of network 101, in additional to communicating with wireless devices 210 and other nodes 202, also have the ability to interrogate radio frequency identification (RFID) tags 210. In a particular embodiment of the present invention, the nodes 202 of the network 101 may interrogate individual RFID tags 210 as part of an asset tracking system. Additionally, the nodes 202 of the network 101 can interrogate RFID tags 210 that enter areas covered by certain nodes 202 to check for the presence of unauthorized personnel or equipment. These are just a few exemplary uses for an RFID reader integrated with a node.
While network 101 is illustrated as having nodes that can communicate with wireless devices, any computer, laptop or server may permanently or temporarily join the network 101 over the wireless local area network. This can be done to provide additional data collectors to send information through the network, to provide additional processing power to process data, to provide additional or different sensor functions to determine the environment of the network and the like. The other computers can join the network in an automatic, ad-hoc manner.
In the present invention the nodes 202 may include one or more sensors to detect the state of the environment around the node. The data collected by the sensor can be passed through the network 101 and processed external to the nodes 202 of network 101. In some circumstances the data collected by the nodes 202 can be processed at the node 202 and actions can be taken at the node 202 based on the data. Not all nodes 202 will necessarily have the same functionality as other nodes. For example, nodes 202 may have different sensors depending on their location in the network or other factors. Also, nodes 202 may differ in the data that can be stored or processing ability.
In one embodiment, one of the nodes 202 may need to know information that can be determined only from a sensor that it does not have, such as a temperature sensor. The node without the temperature sensor can cause a node with the temperature sensor to collect and send the temperature information. In effect nodes can borrow the capability of each other or of any device that is part of the network. Nodes 202 can borrow any capability from any node or other device coupled to the network.
Sensors can also be integrated as part of the wireless devices 208 or any other computer that has joined the network 101. In this embodiment of the present invention, sensors on the wireless device 208, such as barcode scanners, can gather information and send it over the wireless network to nodes, triggering some type of response or action.
An exemplary configuration of node 202 is illustrated in
Processor 402 is, in one embodiment, any commonly available microprocessor such as an embedded processor made by Hitachi, MICROCHIP and AMD. Processor 402 exchanges data with the components attached to it. In addition processor 402 can also execute routines locally to implement security, to allow the node to find itself in a network, to determine its own latency and the latency of other nodes in order to implement ad hoc routing of packets of data and to initiate a response based on data received by a sensor or other input to the node 202. Processor 402 can store and retrieve data from fast memory 420 and large storage memory 422. Processor 402 can also execute programs retrieved from memory. In a typical embodiment of the present invention, much of the functionality of the node is based on routines and programs run on a processor, such as processor 402 and other processors. The writing and execution of such programs is well known in the art.
Memory in node 202 includes fast memory 420 and/or a large storage memory 422. Fast memory 420 acts like cache memory and typically stores data that is needed by the processor often or data that is time sensitive. Data such as routing table information may be stored in fast memory. Fast memory 420 typically is implemented as solid state memory although any memory device that provides fast access times and can be used as cache memory can be used. Large storage memory 422 stores data received from other nodes, data generated by that node, or data and programs needed by the processor 402. Information may include data such as a log of activity of that node, the results of self-test diagnostics and routing information for the network 101. Large storage memory 422 is designed to hold large amounts of data and can be a hard drive, a rewritable optical drive, a high capacity flash memory or any other memory device capable of storing a large amount of data.
The processor 402 and other components of node 202 require a source of power to operate. In the embodiment illustrated in
In one embodiment of a contactless power transfer scheme, power is transferred via magnetic coupling. This can be achieved by using a split transformer. One half, the half-connected to a power supply, contains the primary coil and part of the magnetic core. The other half of the transformer contains the secondary coil and the other part of the magnetic core. The primary coil receives power from the first half and converts it into a high-frequency power output. Power induced into the secondary coil is rectified and converted into the appropriate form for the node's use. Other known contactless power supply methods can also be used.
Power can also be provided to node 202 in other ways. Battery power can be used to power the nodes 202; however, there are drawbacks to the use of batteries, mainly the need to replace the batteries when they are drained. Nodes 202 can also be wired to a power source such as a 110 or 220 volt power supply. This approach however, makes installation more difficult because power cables have to be routed to each of the nodes 202.
In order to implement wireless LAN communication between node 202 and wireless devices 210, node 202 includes wireless LAN physical layer device 408. Wireless LAN PHY device 408 defines such parameters as the transmission scheme and data rate for transmitting data in a WLAN. Node 202 is designed to use standard wireless LAN transmission protocols such as those defined in IEEE 802.11a-802.11g. However, node 202 need not be tied to any transmission protocol and can be designed to communicate using any protocol used by the WLAN.
The implementation of data transfer between nodes is implemented by the internode wireless physical layer (internode PHY) device 410. As discussed previously, transmission between nodes is done, in one embodiment, using a 60 MHz signal that is beam steered for directional transmission to specific nodes 202. However, any usable frequency spectrum can be used as well as any other method of directing communication.
WLAN PHY device 408 and internode PHY device 410 are coupled to antenna manager 414. Antenna manager 414 prepares the data for presentation to the antenna 416. Antenna 416 can be an antenna shared by the various transceivers or a separate antenna can be provided for internode communication, wireless LAN communication and RFID signaling. Exemplary antenna manger 414 also controls the antenna 416 itself. In one embodiment, WLAN and internode transmissions are done using a phased array antenna. In a phased array antenna, individual phased array elements 510 are used to form the array antenna and each individual element transmits the same signal but with a different phase shift. The phase shifts are arranged such that the different signals interface constructively in just one direction and destructively in all other directions. By carefully selecting the phase shift, the direction of the transmitted signal can be �steered� in a certain direction (such as towards a particular node). Antenna manager 414 determines the necessary phase shifts for transmission. The WLAN PHY device 408 and antenna manager 414 together form a WLAN transceiver and the intermode PHY 410 and antenna manager 414 form an intermode transceiver.
In another embodiment of the present invention, as seen in
The above antennas are exemplary antennas only. Any other antennas can be used using any transmission scheme. While beam steering and beam switching can be used, other methods of directing transmissions can be used in place of or in conjunction with beam steering and beam switching including well known schemes such as polarization steering.
To increase the information transfer rate, the antennas 416, such as a phased array antenna, can use techniques to increase information transfer rates such as the well known multiple-input multiple output (MIMO) technique. In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, DSP 412 is a MIMO DSP and the MIMO technique can be implemented using such a MIMO digital signal processor (DSP) 412. A MIMO phased array antenna sends a different signal over each path between the transmitting and receiving arrays. MIMO exploits multi-path scatterings to increase the capacity of a transmission system. If MIMO is used, then the MIMO Digital Signal Processor (DSP) 412 is used to convert the data from either the WLAN PHY device 408 or the internode PHY device 410 to the proper format for MIMO transmission. If other transmission schemes are required, DSP 412 can implement the transmission scheme.
In accordance with one embodiment of the invention RFID physical layer (RFID PHY) 417 device provides the physical layer implementation for RFID reader and backscatter emulation. This allows node 202 to interrogate RFID tags 210 in order to locate items in a structure. Additionally, nodes 202 can respond to interrogating by simulating a backscattering RFID tag.
In one embodiment, node 202 utilizes a swept polarization omni-directional combination (SPOCK) antenna 520 to send and receive RFID interrogations and replies. A SPOCK antenna allows for greater RF signal penetration. While SPOCK antennas can be used, any conventional antenna adaptable for use with RF transmissions can be used.
Each node 202 can have one or more sensors 424. Sensors 424 can be any device capable of collecting data about the environment in and around the node 202. Sensors 424 include audio sensors, visual sensors, thermal sensors, humidity sensors, smoke sensors, radiation sensors and the like. Preferably most or all of these sensors can be implemented using microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) techniques. The use of MEMS sensors could significantly reduce the size of each node 202. However, conventional sensor design can also be used. Sensors 424 can be contained in sensor housing 516 as shown in
A sensor interface and management device 423 couples between the processor 402 and one or more sensors 424. Sensor interface and management device 423 transfers data between the one or more sensors 424 and the processor 402. Additionally, the sensor interface management device 423 controls mix and match node 202 configurations such that some nodes have certain features and others have other features. Sensor interface and management device 423 also provides data multiplexing, data prefiltering and feature extraction for further processing.
Node 202, as illustrated in
In those embodiments in which an audio sensor is implemented in a node, such an audio sensor can take many forms. In one embodiment, the audio sensor of one or more nodes 202 could be configured to listen for certain sounds and send a signal when an external sound matched a sound it was looking for. For example, the sensors could be listening for the sound of a forklift. When the sensor detects the sound of a forklift, a signal can be generated that may activate the node to interrogate the RFID tag of the fork lift to insure it was authorized to be in the area where the node was located.
In another embodiment, the audio sensor can actually be a transmitter. Using a highly focused, directional antenna such as the audio �spotlight� antenna 514, as illustrated in
Further, the audio spotlight, when used as part of a multinode system could be used by individuals as a virtual speakerphone. A transmitting individual within the spotlight antenna footprint of one or more nodes 202 can speak and the sound picked up by a transceiver in the one or more nodes 202. That audio signal is then digitized and routed to another node where the receiving individual is within that nodes antenna footprint. The receiving individual will then hear what the transmitting individual said. The receiving individual can then speak with the system then working in reverse. Such a system could support full duplex audio communication. The location of each individual could be determined and tracked using RFID transmissions and well-known triangulation methods and/or utilizing a phase difference of arrival technique. Also, in accordance with a further embodiment of the present invention, the conversation of one individual can be routed over a network using voice over IP techniques. Such conversation can be routed to the public switched telephone network and on to any landline or cellular phone or device.
Visual sensors in one embodiment can utilize either a video camera or still camera. The visual sensor is can be used to produce a video record of events in an area. In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, the visual sensor can be triggered by unusual events such as sounds detected by an audio sensor, removal of tagged merchandise in an excessive number, constant read errors by an RFID interrogator, the use of an unauthorized wireless device and the like. Once triggered, a video record can be made of the unusual events. Using known tracking techniques, such as detecting the non-modulated cancellation vectors in backscattered RFID transmissions, or using the Doppler effect on RFID transmissions, a video or still image record could be made of the triggering events such as an individual as he or she moved about the structure.
Visual sensors may also be used to observe shelf tags, or pallets or the like if needed by a user. Such a system, for example, could verify the number of units on a shelf and/or send an alert to replenish supplies when the number of units is significantly reduced.
Temperature sensors can be used in a variety of ways. In one embodiment, temperature sensors could sense and log the temperature in an area where perishable goods are stored. If the temperature in that area rises above a certain level, the system could then trigger a corrective response such as having the goods moved to fix the problem. Temperature sensors could also monitor the temperature of operating equipment and detect if the temperature exceeded safe temperatures.
Humidity sensors can be used to sense the relative humidity in an area and trigger a response if it exceeded a certain set value. Many plant and food items are sensitive to changes in humidity and, therefore, could benefit from this type of monitoring. Also, fine art and other antiquities need to be stored in a low humidity environment. The present invention could be used to monitor an art storage warehouse.
Smoke sensors can be used to detect smoke caused by a fire. By knowing which node or nodes detected the smoke first, the area where the fire started can be determined. This determination can be done at the node level based on responses programmed into the nodes 202 or a signal representing the detection of a fire can be sent to one external computer for analysis. Detection of smoke by a smoke sensor of one of the nodes 202 could trigger visual sensors that might record the person or thing responsible for the fire. Alternatively, visual sensors can determine the severity of the fire.
Smoke detectors can also include gas detection capabilities. In accordance with this embodiment, the air in the structure 204 can be monitored for hazardous gases such as carbon dioxide. When the amount of gas exceeds a given limit corrective action can be taken. A computer located outside network 101 can initiate this action or the action can be initiated at the node level.
A radiation sensor could determine if the amount of background radiation has increased or is at a dangerous level. The radiation might be due to many factors such as the poor handling of a manufacturing by-product or a leak of radioactive material. Also, nodes 202 may use the radiation sensor to detect radioactive sources brought in to a facility either by accident or on purpose. Thus the system can provide a security function.
The types of sensors and their uses as discussed above are only exemplary and other sensors can be mounted in the node. Additionally, the sensors discussed can also be used for other purposes.
In the examples above, network 101 was discussed in the context of use in a factory or warehouse. These are for exemplary purposes only as network 101 can be used in many different embodiments. For example, network 101 can be placed in a building as a security system. Security personnel could be tracked by RFID tags in their security badge or clothes. The security personnel could communicate with the security systems, such as receiving security alert information, using WLAN devices. Visual sensors could be used for facial recognition for comparison against a known list of people considered a security risk. The network 101 can be tied into a larger network that can contact the police. The system of the present invention is, therefore, adaptable to many different uses.
While at least one exemplary embodiment has been presented in the foregoing detailed description, it should be appreciated that a vast number of variations exist. It should also be appreciated that the exemplary embodiment or exemplary embodiments are only examples, and are not intended to limit the scope, applicability, or configuration of the invention in any way. Rather, the foregoing detailed description will provide those skilled in the art with a convenient road map for implementing the exemplary embodiment or exemplary embodiments. It should be understood that various changes can be made in the function and arrangement of elements without departing from the scope of the invention as set forth in the appended claims and the legal equivalents thereof.
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Remember, Rodney Garner left his job as recruiting coordinator/defensive line coach last December to return to Auburn.
Georgia defensive coordinator Todd Grantham, who interviewed for the New Orleans Saints defensive coordinator job last winter, was asked after the game Saturday whether he expected to be back next season after some fan discontent this season.
"I ain't worried about any of that stuff," said Grantham, completing his fourth season running the Bulldogs' defense. "I mean, hey, I look at the body of work I've done and I'm fine."
He feels the same way about the rest of his defensive staff.
"Like I said, look at the body of work we've done and look where the program is now relative to four years ago," he said. "So I think we're on the arrow going up."
The body of work for the program, of course, includes 6-7, 10-4, 12-2 and 8-4 records in Grantham's four seasons, with two trips to the SEC title game. That's a 36-17 record.
The Bulldogs were coming off an 8-5 season when he took over in 2010. The final four years of Willie Martinez as defensive coordinator saw the Bulldogs go 37-13 with a Sugar Bowl win in 2007 before he was fired two years later.
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Grantham's defense has improved this season against the run, giving up 148.5 yards per game after allowing 182.1 in 2012. The Bulldogs are giving up 232.8 yards per game passing, 68th nationally after ranking 8th, 10th and 17th the previous three seasons.
Georgia Tech averaged 4.5-yards per rush Saturday—its lowest in four games against Grantham's defense—but Georgia  gave up "some explosive plays in the passing game, which allowed plays, but the players kept playing and showed resiliency," Grantham said, by giving up only seven second-half points.
'ÄúWe'Äôve got a lot of young players on our team that will grow from it and they'Äôll get confidence from it and we'Äôre going to develop them and move forward and win a bunch of games," he said.
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"We're not going to make excuses for guys with injuires," Grantham said. "You just take who you've got and keep playing hard and you find a way to win the game."
Richt said on his radio show last week about the defense "we just had one side of the ball just a little bit younger than the other, a little bit more immature and guys just learning as they go. You get some bumps along the way. The one good thing is next year we should have a lot of guys coming back on both sides of the ball."
Indeed of the starters on defense against Georgia Tech, only defensive lineman Garrison Smith is a senior, On offense, quarterback Hutson Mason, tailback Todd Gurley, recevers Chris Conley and Michael Bennett and offensive linemen David Andrews and John Theus are all expected back along with injured playmakers Keith Marshall, Malcolm Mitchell and Justin Scott-Wesley.
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"That is on one of our prescriptions that we give for our patients that are suffering from depression or even dysthymia, or low mood," says Dr. Kirsten Hawkins, chief of adolescent medicine at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital.
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Christian Taylor won the Olympic triple jump gold medal on Thursday night, overhauling U.S. teammate Will Claye with his fourth jump in the final. Taylor continued his season-leading form with a best jump of 17.81 meters, 19 centimeters clear of second-place Claye. Italy's Fabrizio Donato, the 35-year-old European champion, took bronze at 17.48. Taylor is the world champion outdoors and Claye has the world indoor title, and together they're looking to break the world record of 18.29 meters set by Britain's Jonathan Edwards in 1995. "Will and I ... It's special to share it with him," Taylor said. "We're getting people to talk about the triple jump again. That's a goal of ours. "I definitely think the world record could come down this year, but we're taking it one day at a time." Leevan Sands of the Bahamas injured his right leg during the final and had to be carried from the pit on a stretcher after fouling on his fourth attempt, delaying the finish. He still posted a mark good enough to earn fifth place. "It was sad to see that happen," Claye said. "You hope he's going to come back even stronger. I know he's not done yet. It hit me when it happened. They kept showing it on the replay and his knee didn't look the best." The United States and Jamaica reached the final in the women's 4x100-meter Olympic relay Thursday night. The Americans easily won their heat in 41.64 seconds, with Tianna Madison, Jeneba Tarmoh, Bianca Knight and Lauryn Williams carrying the baton. The Jamaicans weren't nearly as smooth. Sherone Simpson and Schillonie Calvert nearly botched the exchange between the second and third legs. With Samantha Henry-Robinson running the opening 100 meters and Kerron Stewart serving as the anchor, the Jamaicans finished in 42.37 seconds, edged at the line by Ukraine. The final is Friday.
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ARLINGTON — Colby Lewis' comeback from injury has arrived.The 34-year-old right-hander will make his first start in 21 months Monday night against the Seattle Mariners at Globe Life Park in Arlington."It didn't seem that long, but it has been, I guess," Lewis said Sunday. "I'm excited for the opportunity to play this game. My wife wasn't ready for me to be done."Lewis' contract will be purchased from Triple A Round Rock on Monday morning. Another roster move will need to be made to make room for him.Lewis was initially shut down because of elbow surgery in July 2012. His expected return a year later was aborted because of a hip resurfacing procedure, a form of hip replacement surgery.Lewis, who was 6-6 with a 3.43 ERA in 16 starts in 2012, is the first pitcher to return from such a procedure.His return is none too soon for the Rangers, whose rotation has been in need of a shot in the arm since injuries in spring training left it full of holes."He's the grandfather of our pitching staff," manager Ron Washington said of the franchise's all-time leader in postseason victories. "He's the leader. It's nice to have him back. We know what he's capable of doing."Washington said Lewis will not be on a pitch count.Lefty Robbie Ross will follow Lewis and pitch Tuesday. Yu Darvish and Tanner Scheppers will close out the Seattle series.Beltre to DLAs expected, the Rangers placed third baseman Adrian Beltre on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to April 9, with a quadriceps strain to make room on the roster for newly acquired right-handed pitcher Hector Noesi.Beltre will be eligible for reinstatement April 24. He worked out Saturday with no problems and was ready to go again on Sunday, but the rain kept him off the field."It wasn't an easy decision," Washington said. "We're only in the month of April. We'd like to have Adrian in May, June, July, August, September and then through October."Shifting upA hot conversation in the manager's office Sunday was baseball's increasing use of the shift and how it's changed the game.Houston manager Bo Porter employed the strategy over and over during the weekend. In one situation Friday, second baseman Jose Altuve was positioned on the shortstop side of second base while first baseman Chris Carter was holding a runner on, leaving a sizable hole on the right side with the winning run in scoring position.There's a baseball maxim to counteract that strategy, Washington said: Hit it where they ain't."How many guys do you see check the defense to see where they're playing?" Washington said. "It's the players. If you'd done that stuff in the past, you'd have gotten beat every time."Porter countered in his clubhouse, saying going the opposite way still requires the hitter do something he doesn't want to do, much like a defender in basketball making a right-hander go left.Briefly• Outfielder Engel Beltre, who recently had a rod put in his broken right leg, said he is at least six weeks from resuming baseball activities.• Washington, on Seattle, which now employs Robinson Cano, arriving for a four-game series: "They've always been a thorn in our side. I don't see why it should be any different."• Matt Harrison's scheduled rehabilitation start with Frisco in Little Rock was rained out Sunday. Harrison will start one of two games in a scheduled doubleheader Monday.
Rangers win second 1-0 game of series against Astros
Rangers place Adrian Beltre on disabled list
Without Beltre, Rangers feeling the void
Astros edge Rangers in extra innings
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Nominees for the 2013 Golden Globes were announced overnight, and it's shaping up to be an exciting race. The awards show will be broadcast on Jan. 14 on Arena, but we've got all the television nominees here categorised by show. Miniseries Game Change is leading the pack with five nominations, but Homeland is close on its tail. Click through to see what each show has been nominated for, and be sure to check out all the film nominees as well.
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With the wildfires raging in Southern California, it's time to start thinking about the fire danger in our area. Conditions could soon become very favorable for wildfire outbreaks. Meteorologists say that the first frost is usually the starting point for fires to begin. But this year, the first frost is running a bit behind schedule. The frost will bring about dry conditions.
Sherman Fire Chief Jeff Jones says the "human factor" is the main cause of many fire outbreaks. During this time of year, be conscious of your actions. If you would like to learn more about the wildfire outbreaks there, visit the University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources Safety Alert website at this link.
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New eBook on Impressionist Art Coming Soon: From Paris Pavements to the Shores of the Seine
Biography and Announcement: Historical Novel is Now Available as an eBook
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The Eagle and the Swan: a tale of Empress Theodora and Emperor Justinian in 6th-century Constantinople: how the swan dancer and the swineherd became rulers and revolutionaries, or Sex and the City Meets I, Claudius.
Carol Strickland is a freelance writer and regular correspondent on art, architecture, and culture for The Christian Science Monitor and Art in America magazine. Her two books on art and architecture, The Annotated Mona Lisa: A Crash Course in Art History from Prehistoric to Post-Modern and The Annotated Arch: A Crash Course in the History of Architecture, were both Book of the Month Club selections. They have been printed in many translations. The Annotated Mona Lisa is in its second edition, having sold more than 400,000 copies and is frequently listed as amazon.com's best-selling art book. Other recent books include: The Illustrated Timeline of Art History, The Illustrated Timeline of Western Literature, Aris Kalaizis: Rubbacord, Making Sky, and Paul Waldman: Eros, Art, and Magic.
Strickland has contributed scores of feature stories on the arts, film, literature, and theater to The New York Times, as well as publications like The Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune and magazines like Art & Antiques, The Nation, Civilization, American Theater, Garden Design, and Downbeat. She writes feature stories on the arts for Art in America magazine and The Christian Science Monitor.
She has a Ph.D., specializing in American Literature and Culture, from the University of Michigan. Strickland is a former college professor, having worked at Stony Brook University, Stevens Institute of Technology, Rutgers University, Southampton College, and LaGuardia Community College. Her film scripts have been produced as documentaries and broadcast on cable television, as well as used in college curricula. Her feature-film screenplays have won prizes in national script competitions. Strickland lives and works in Long Island and New York City.
Annotated Mona Lisa has a facebook page with updates on arts happenings. Strickland contributes reflections on the current cultural scene via twitter (@carolartbeat). Her historical novel, The Eagle and the Swan, has been released as an eBook by Erudition Digital. It is available on amazon.com at the kindle store and from the book website, http://www.theeagleandtheswan.com. The novel has a facebook page and twitter account: @eagleandtheswan. The first installment of an enhanced version of the eBook is viewable on the book website. It can be downloaded for free and includes maps, timelines, images, and supplementary information.
Strickland's latest venture is a soon-to-be-released enhanced eBook tracing the birth and flowering of the French Impressionist movement. "Masterpieces of Art: Impressionism" will be available from Erudition Digital of London in the autumn of 2014.


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Extremely lightweight - lighter weight than Titanium - this kettle adds mere ounces to your pack. With a hard anodized surface to protect it from scratches, dents, and dings, this kettle lasts for ages and it's an optimum camping companion because it's large enough to hold ultralight stoves inside.
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Excellent value
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Comments about GSI Outdoors Halulite Tea Kettle:
This product is great for rapid boiling. I primarily use it to heat up water for dehydrated meals, tea, cider, etc. when camping outdoors. It's very lightweight, well constructed, and very good with heat induction and transfer. Since I only use it for water cleanup is non-existant and for the price the only thing even comparable to the quality is titanium at triple the price...so you decide? Wish they made a mug!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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