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Demmel, Anna (2011): Der Einfluss der alimentären Phosphorversorgung auf ausgewählte Nierenfunktionsparameter bei Katzen. Dissertation, LMU München: Faculty of Veterinary Medicine |
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In the present investigation the influence of a constant level of P excess (890 mg/MJ ME) was examined in 20 European shorthair cats using the following study design: 1.) a Ca/P-ratio in the recommended range (1.3:1) 2.) an inverse Ca/P ratio (0.4:1) according to Pastoor (1993) and 3.) a high Na and marginal K supply as well as an inverse Ca/P-ratio (0.4:1). Selected parameters of renal health including endogenous creatinine clearance, serum chemistry, urine analysis as well as faecal and renal mineral excretion were determined. In both trials with inverse Ca/P-ratio the endogenous creatinine clearance was significantly reduced and therefore confirmed the findings of Pastoor (1993). Furthermore, renal protein and glucose excretion increased. All effects were aggravated by multiple inappropriate mineral supply (Na excess and marginal K supply). Feeding the P excess diet with balanced Ca supply (Ca/P=1.3:1) for the limited study period of 28 days did not lead to comparably altered clinical findings. Possible long-term effects under these conditions can not be assessed on the basis of the current results.
Item Type: | Thesis (Dissertation, LMU Munich) |
Keywords: | Niere, Katze, Phosphor, renal health, P excess |
Subjects: | 600 Natural sciences and mathematics 600 Natural sciences and mathematics > 590 Zoological sciences |
Faculties: | Faculty of Veterinary Medicine |
Language: | German |
Date Accepted: | 30. July 2011 |
1. Referee: | Kienzle, Ellen |
Persistent Identifier (URN): | urn:nbn:de:bvb:19-134330 |
MD5 Checksum of the PDF-file: | 5ae29919d700655299284875cc56dfed |
Signature of the printed copy: | 0001/UMC 19717 |
ID Code: | 13433 |
Deposited On: | 19. Sep 2011 11:44 |
Last Modified: | 16. Oct 2012 08:53 |


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Schedule November 2008
return to main 1401 Restoration Page
go to Team BiosContents:
Wed Nov 5 - General, Thurs Nov 6 - tape team Wed Nov 12 - General, Thurs Nov 13 - tape team Wed Nov 19 - General, Thurs Nov 20 - tape team, Sat Nov 22 - 4th Sat Happy Thankgiving :-))
Wed November 05 - general
Thursday November 06 - Tape Team
Wednesday November 12 - General
- A bunch of folks were physically present - oh golly - Ron Williams, Bob Erickson, Bill Flora, Frank King, Glenn Lea, Joe Preston, me, Robert Garner, ... - too many for my short and long term memory -
The CT 1402 card reader rollers did not "exactly" match "some other" rollers :-(( Is Grant Saviers (our ace on-call machinist) going to get another call for help? - Glenn and I double checked the second 729 Mod IV power supply. Glenn is in the process of re-installing it after the previous failure.
Thursday November 13 - Tape Team
from Robert Feretich, Jeff Stutzman was also present- Jeff is back from working 70 hour weeks - for mere money :-(( - how depressing ;-))
Joe Feng (of the RAMAC restoration group) came to visit. We got to talking about the method RAMAC used to fly heads, about more modern flying heads, data recovery, modern methods of encoding data to make modern systems with 10-6 surface error rates act as though they have 10-12 error rates, ... I swear to you that Joe is not describing "the one that got away"!!
Wednesday November 19 - General
From Stan Paddock:
Last week, Joe Preston and I did some work on the first tape drive on the DE machine - The 10 AMP circuit breaker for the 7.5 VDC supply tripped the "FUSE" light line without popping out. - It was also very hot. We measured the 7.5 VDC current at 8.75 AMPS. Unable to find a matching circuit breaker, we installed a panel mount fuse holder with a 10 AMP fuse. While not the best solution, it has not been a problem since.
Since the DE TAU was repaired last Thursday, it gave me a chance to try out my new tape demonstration program today. My program reads in a parameter card that defines:
The program prints out:
- The size of the record to be written
- The number of records to be written per loop (rewind at the end of each loop)
- The number of loops to be executed.
- How many total records were written
- How many write errors were detected
Try 1; 8000 records written; 526 records with errors Ron Williams suggested that I do a single loop with 8000 records to get to cleaner tape. Try 2; 8000 records written; 8 records with errors. Found a tape head cleaning pac on Allen's desk and cleaned the tape head Try 3; 8000 records 2345 written; records with errors Decided to change the density from 800 BPI to 556 BPI Try 4: 8000 records written; 4323 records with errors. . Decided to go home before I got to 100 % error records Note: I intentionally did not attempt to recover from these errors in my code. I thought the information would be more meaningful without recovery. Bill Worthington and I tried to get the high speed rewind to function. We found the light bulb for that light source was burned out. We replaced it with the one from the "Donor" machine. It too was burned out. We took the bulb from the second machine on the CT machine and got light. We aligned the light to shine on the photo detector. After all of this, the machine still does not want to go into high speed rewind. We did not want to proceed for fear that, with my luck, the machine would not rewind at all! :>)
Ron Williams, Bob Erickson and I decided that with Thanksgiving next week, we would skip next Wednesday.
Stan Paddock
San Jose, CAfrom Robert Garner
"A sitting stone gets depressed?" ;-) Since the 088's card reader roller also had similar depressions, Bill's theory is that it got this way after sitting in non-operating equipment for 15+ years. Ron W. baked it in his oven and then rounded, retaining its original diameter. It's been reinstalled, but there appears to be a signaling problem (reader picker?) between 1401 and 1402 that Joe Preston searched for at 11/26 session.
Thursday November 20 - Tape Team
from Robert Feretich
TAU Debug Status - 11/20/08 (Sam S., Ron, W. and I)
Allen reported problems with the German 1401, so we focused on it today.
The German 1401 was hanging on Tape Write operations. The Write, Write Delay, Go, and Delay Counter bit 2 indicators were the only indicators on.
There are three phases to a Tape Write operation, tape acceleration (indicated by Write Delay), data transfer (indicated by Write Cond), and tape deceleration (indicated by Write Disconnect Delay - WDD). (The Read operation has three similar phases.) The indicators showed that the operation hung in the acceleration phase. During this phase, the TAU counts the Delay counter to about 144, then transitions to the data transfer phase. Since the transition was not occurring, we suspected that the Delay Counter was having a problem.
Sure enough, the Delay Counter was counting 1,2,1,2,1,2..., it never reached 3. Bit 2 if the counter was getting reset prematurely. We replaced a card to fix the problem.
The next time we tried to write, the TAU would hang waiting for the first data character to be echoed from the tape drive. (All Write operations are verified, by the Write data being wrapped back through the drives read head and sent back to the 1401.) We noticed that the density settings on the 1401/729 were set to 800 CPI. The oscillator card that supported reading this density failed last year and had not yet been repaired. I "borrowed" the oscillator from a donor machine and plugged it in.
The Write operations on the German 1401 worked.
Sam and I spent the rest of the afternoon discussing the implementation of the 729 Emulator's CE tools GUI interface.
Bob Feretich
Saturday November 22 - 4th Saturday
From Stan Paddock:
I wanted to let Robert know that our one operational drive may not bee good enough to process the NASA tapes. However, would you please add the fact that Bob Erickson and Ron Williams sweated all day on the CT 1402?
I cannot give you a status of the machine tho.
I don't think it is working yet but that is not due to a lack of effort of Ron, Bob and Bill.
Wednesday November 26 - General
Thursday November 27 - Tape Team
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Experience with a patient-friendly, mandatory, single-blastocyst transfer policy: the power of one. | |
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PMID: 21774925 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE |
OBJECTIVE: To determine whether a mandatory single-blastocyst transfer (mSBT) algorithm reduced multiple gestation rates without sacrificing clinical pregnancy rates. DESIGN: Retrospective review. SETTING: U.S. university-based assisted reproductive technology (ART) program. PATIENT(S): All women younger than 38 years undergoing their first ART cycle from 2009 to 2010 with ≥4 high-grade embryos on day 3 after oocyte retrieval (patients from 2009 were the "before" group, and patients completing ART under the mSBT policy in 2010 were the "after" group). INTERVENTION(S): mSBT algorithm. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE(S): Multiple gestation and clinical pregnancy rates. RESULT(S): Of the qualified patients, 136 women met inclusion criteria (62 from 2009, 74 from 2010). The baseline demographics were similar between the groups. Statistically significantly fewer blastocysts were transferred per patient in 2010 compared with 2009 (1.5 vs. 1.9). The clinical pregnancy rates before (67.7%) or after (63.5%) the mSBT policy were not statistically significantly different. Multiple gestation rates were statistically significantly reduced, from 43.8% (2009) to 14.6% (2010) after the mSBT policy was instituted. More patients from 2010 had ≥1 blastocyst cryopreserved compared with 2009 (52.9% vs. 30.6%). CONCLUSION(S): A novel single-blastocyst transfer algorithm reduced multiple gestation rates and improved cryopreservation rates without compromising clinical pregnancy rates in good-prognosis patients. |
John M Csokmay; Micah J Hill; Rebecca J Chason; Sasha Hennessy; Aidita N James; Jacques Cohen; Alan H Decherney; James H Segars; Mark D Payson |
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US 6760671 B1 Abstract A method and implementation disclosed for detecting interference. A state machine controller is provided for establishing an interference detection cycle including a power sample period and a periodic sampling interval. A receiver component, responsive to the state machine controller, performs an energy measurement at a predetermined wireless band during the power sample period. A threshold comparator determines whether the energy measurement exceeds a predetermined threshold. A processing implementation processes the energy measurement to determine whether it corresponds to interference on the predetermined wireless band, if the measurement exceeds the predetermined threshold. A deactivating implementation is used to instruct the state machine controller to await the next power sample period, if the energy measurement does not exceed the predetermined threshold.
Claims(32) 1. A method of detecting interference comprising:
establishing an interference detection cycle, including a power sample period and a periodic sampling interval, wherein during the power sample period:
performing an energy measurement at a predetermined wireless band; determining whether the energy measurement exceeds a predetermined threshold;
wherein If the energy measurement exceeds the predetermined threshold, processing the energy measurement to determine whether it corresponds to interference on the wireless band by analyzing the waveform characteristics of the energy measurement to determine whether the waveform characteristics are compatible with desired signals, wherein if the waveform characteristics are not compatible, the energy measurement is determined to correspond to interference; and
wherein if the energy measurement does not exceed the predetermined threshold, awaiting the next power sample period.
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a threshold comparator for determining whether the energy measurement exceeds a predetermined threshold;
a processing implementation for processing the energy measurement to determine whether it corresponds to interference on the predetermined wireless band, If the energy measurement exceeds the predetermined threshold;
the processing implementation including an analyzing implementation for analyzing the waveform characteristics of the enemy measurement to determine whether the waveform characteristics are compatible with desired signals, wherein the waveform characteristics are not compatible, the analyzing implementation determines the energy measurement corresponds to interference; and
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Description The present invention is directed to the field of wireless telecommunications, with particular applicability to the detection and avoidance of sources of interference that can disrupt service over a wireless network. Many types of interference can be encountered in the operation of a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN), particularly WLANs that operate in the 2.4 GHz and 5 Ghz bands. This interference can be produced by other devices licensed by the FCC to operate in the 2.4 or 5 GHz band, such as Bluetooth components, military and aircraft radar systems, certain types of cordless telephones, home RF systems, and various old style radios, including those that �requency hop� within the unlicensed bands. Such interference can result in packet drops between clients and access points and can thereby disrupt service in the WLAN. The IEEE 802.11(h) standard requires network management for WLANs that compete over the 5 GHz band with interfering sources. The standard requires the network to detect licensed users of other frequencies. It is necessary that a WLAN take measures to insure that it doesn't interfere with other licensed sources operating on the band, i.e., aircraft radar, etc. For example, the APs can instruct their clients to change to a non-interfering channel, or steer away from interferers for clients equipped with directional antennas. Various approaches have been employed in previous systems for detecting sources of interference. Within an AP's cell, one or more clients (or stations, STA) may be geographically distributed so as to have a reception range that extends beyond the cell, outside the reception range of the AP. The clients can thereby be used to detect and report to the AP sources of interference from outside the cell. The AP would then manage client connectivity so as to avoid the interfering sources. FIG. 4 shows a typical WLAN network with two APs each having four associated STAs. Real-time network management could be effected by keeping the clients continuously on-line, listening for interferers. However, this solution is not practical since most clients in a WLAN are mobile (e.g. notebook computers or personal digital assistants), and the client battery would be quickly drained since the high power energy detect circuits are left on all the time. Another previous-type solution entails �active polling� of clients by the AP to locate sources of interference. Clients are permitted to shut down during periods of inactivity, when they are not communicating with the AP. This happens normally in WLAN where a STA with no packet activity will listen for and respond to beacon signals from the AP so they can remain associated to the network. In this regard, the client is periodically activated by an internal timer, in synch with the period of the beacon signal. The clients are each turned on to listen to beacon. Each client sends a response signal to the AP in reply to the beacon, after which they �go back to sleep� in order to conserve power. By such active polling, the clients maintain association with the network, since they are disassociated if they do not respond to the beacon within a specific interval. In this way, power is conserved since the clients are in a low-power �sleep� mode for most of the duty cycle which is beneficial especially since network traffic is quite bursty and most of the time STAs are not doing any packet activity. In order to detect interferers, the beacon periodically includes a �power monitor� command which instructs the clients to monitor the band and report if any interfering energy is detected. The AP collects the data from the client stations and then determines if the energy is interference, meaning that it cannot be read as a packet encrypted in accordance with the 802.11 network. Such �active polling� schemes suffer from certain deficiencies. Though power is conserved as compared to continuous sampling, a large amount of power is still consumed. The beacon period is several milliseconds and so the clients must turn on and off several times per second. Also, power is consumed by sending a response signal with the beacon power monitor command. This also results in a lot of network traffic, placing additional service demands upon the entire network Also the AP is heavily burdened with power calculations from all clients which may number into the 100s for a large network This processing burden may result in significant overhead in the AP. Further, the AP power monitor commands are only issued on the order of once per second. It is possible to miss a lot of interfering energy between these power samples. Thus, energy and traffic demands remain high with active polling schemes and are not as effective with locating sources of interference, resulting in sub-optimal cost/benefit realization. The difficulties and drawbacks of previous type systems are overcome by the present invention in which a method and implementation are disclosed for detecting interference. A state machine controller is provided for establishing an interference detection cycle including a power sample period and a periodic sampling interval. A receiver component, responsive to the state machine controller, performs an energy measurement at a predetermined wireless band during the power sample period. A threshold comparator determines whether the energy measurement exceeds a predetermined threshold. A processing implementation processes the energy measurement to determine whether it corresponds to interference on the predetermined wireless band, if the measurement exceeds the predetermined threshold. A deactivating implementation is used to instruct the state machine controller to await the next power sample period, if the energy measurement does not exceed the predetermined threshold. As will be realized, the invention is capable of other and different embodiments and its several details are capable of modifications in various respects, all without departing from the invention. Accordingly, the drawing and description are to be regarded as illustrative and not restrictive. FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing the functionality in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a flow chart depicting the state machine controller operational modes in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. FIGS. 3A, 3B and 3C depict various operational modes of the state machine controller, in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a exemplary depiction of a WLAN containing two APs each having four associated stations. The energy detection circuit 10 of the present invention provides a client-based system of interference polling that reduces energy consumption and unnecessary network traffic. As shown in FIG. 1, the circuit 10 includes a state machine controller 12 for establishing an interference detection cycle. The state machine controller 12 is preferably an independent component operating at the level of the MAC (Medium Access Controller) and is used in conjunction with an on-chip PHY (physical layer processor) 14 that preferably uses analog radio components for detecting radio frequency (RF) energy at a desired wireless band. Of course, the circuit can be deployed in other implementations using different levels of silicon integration without departing from the invention. The state machine controller 12 is driven by a low frequency clock,-preferably operating at about 32 KHz to provide low power utilization. The state machine controller 12 is periodically activated after a desired number of clock cycles, in accordance with the established interference detection cycle. The state machine controller 12 is enabled while the MAC is �asleep� i.e. during down times when not executing code. Furthermore the �sleep� state disables all active clocks and analog components in the MAC and PHY in order to greatly reduce power. The present invention can be utilized as a more efficient way to measure energy in between beacon intervals, or when the client station is dessociated off the network (not responding to beacons). More details of the de-associated mode is described below. As the circuit can be deployed on either a wireless client or AP, the state machine controller 12 can be enabled when these components are in a �power down� state and has no active network packets to process. In the de-associated mode for example, a �MicroSoft Windows 2000� environment, the system could be in a �standby� or �hibernate� mode if the station is off the network. The interference detection cycle established by the state machine controller 12 includes a power sample period in which an energy detection measurement is performed The power sample period is essentially an active state having a frequency defined by a periodic sampling interval including an inactive state between power sample periods. The power sample period and the periodic sampling interval are programmable, as will the set forth in detail below. During a power sample period, the state machine controller 12 will first �ramp up� operation and enable radio circuitry and clock generation for the main clock of the PHY 14 (as indicated by A in FIG. 1). The state machine controller 12 then activates the PHY to perform an energy measurement (as indicated by B in FIG. 1). These components function as a receiver component for performing the energy measurement in terms of Received Strength Signal Indicators (RSSI) in order to detect interfering energy at the desired band. The RSSI measurement is received by a threshold comparator 16 which determines whether the energy measurement exceeds a predetermined threshold (as shown in C in FIG. 1). This threshold can be optionally set to detect any levels of interference. However, if set to detect low levels, the circuit will be actuated more frequently, thereby consuming more energy. If the measured RSSI level is greater than the threshold, the state machine controller 12 will send signal (indicated as D in FIG. 1) to actuate the MAC which in turns powers up all PHY circuits and restores the high speed clock Thus the MAC/PHY software and hardware is enabled for processing the RSSI measurements to determine whether the detected energy corresponds to interference on the wireless band, or whether it corresponds to an actual valid packet reception to be properly received on the WLAN. Also, the processing implementation can actuate and forward the energy measurement to a processing component. For example, the PHY can be turned on for taking further actions, e.g., forwarding messages or data to other components of the WLAN, such as APs and servers, and taking the host processor (e.g., laptop computer or PDA) out of hibernate or standby mode. If no energy is detected during a particular power sample period, a deactivating implementation (e.g., software or hardware switch, etc.) is used to instruct the state machine controller 12 to await the next power sample period, and shuts down in between power sampling periods. The circuit 10 will repeat cyclically to scan for interference until energy is detected or until the MAC awakens to respond to a beacon or until some other host interaction from the laptop or PDA computer device. In this way, the present circuit allows passive interaction with the network, and can remain associated to the AP without continual polling, thereby conserving energy and reducing network traffic. Optional an added power savings advantage is that a client station in a de-associated mode can still look for energy. Upon detection of energy above the threshold, the client will then inform the AP and re-associate back into the network providing the power data measurements. The present circuit and method can be realized in many ways without departing from the invention. Preferably, the RSSI measurement is interpreted as raw data in an eight-bit, 10-22 MHz data stream. An appropriate A/D conversion, is performed prior to being received by the threshold comparator 16, which includes an eight-bit register with preloaded values. If the received energy is greater than the threshold value stored in the register, the processing implementation activates an analyzing implementation (which can be hardware or software). The analyzing implementation analyzes the waveform characteristics of the raw data to determine whether the waveform characteristics are compatible with desired signals, i.e. WLAN data packets in accordance with the IEEE 802.11 standards. The analyzing implementation can include a Fast Fourier Transform waveform analyzer. If the waveform characteristics are not compatible, the analyzing implementation determines the energy measurement corresponds to interference. Different signal characteristics can thereby be determined. For example, 802.11 data tends to arrive in evenly spaced waveforms that are easy to detect when synched up. Bluetooth signals tend to be highly pulsed and radar signals tend to be signal spikes over the long period of the sweep pattern. Thus, interference signals can be recognized by their waveforms. The IEEE 802.11(h) standard only requires that unidentifiable sources of repeatitive energy be avoided. It can be sufficient for an AP to instruct clients to change channels if an interferer is active. In a WLAN that uses adaptive directional antennas, clients can steer away from sources of interference. For this purpose the processing implementation can include software or apparatus for determining the direction to a source of interference or other energy measurement. In this way, multiple clients using the present invention could pinpoint the location of potential interferers. In another aspect, several clients in the same geographical area can operate out of phase and thereby divide the time for power sample periods, allowing greater energy conservation. Also, multiple clients can be used simultaneously to �snoop� for different types of interference, e.g., one could be attuned to Bluetooth interference, another could listen for cordless phone signals on the band, etc. These determinations are made by selecting the lengths of the power sample period and periodic sampling interval, as disclosed presently below. The preferred operation of the state machine controller 12 is shown in FIG. 2 where three sample sets are performed in an interference detection cycle. The controller 12 is in an IDLE state when not in a power sample period (e.g. the MAC is active and not sleeping). When the circuit is enabled, the controller 12 changes to WAIT1 mode. After an appropriate interval, it enters the power sample mode where it (A.) enables the radio circuits and the higher speed clocks. The power sample is conducted during SAMPLE1 where (B.) the PHY is enabled and the RSSI measured. If threshold is exceeded (C.) a �wakeup� message (D.) is sent to the MAC to activate the MAC for further actions at full operating speed (packet processing, or waveform analysis etc.). The state controller 12 then returns to IDLE. If the threshold is not exceeded, the controller enters the second sample set in the WAIT2 state for the duration of the periodic sampling interval. At SAMPLE2, steps A.B.C. are performed again, and if the threshold is not exceeded, WAIT3 and SAMPLE3 states are performed, and the cycle is returned to WAIT1 if no interference is detected. In the sample sets, the counters can be programmed so that the power sample period and the periodic sampling interval can be constant over time. For example, in each periodic sampling interval, the controller 12 could wait for eight clock cycles and the power sample period can be two clock cycles, and these periods can be repeated for all three sets and in any subsequent cycles. The periods can be selected to be �relatively prime� so as to detect an interference source having a known frequency. Periods that are relatively prime will �collide� or coincide with the period of the unknown interferer since they have a common multiple and both will eventually be on the air at the same time. The counters can also be programmed to allow sample sets where the periodic sampling intervals and the power sample period sets are fixed and repeat cyclically over time. This is known as �Deterministic� mode. For example, as shown in FIG. 3A. As shown in FIG. 3B, the sample sets can also be programmed in an �exponential� mode. WAIT1 and SAMPLE1 can each be four clock cycles. WAIT2 and SAMPLE2 can then each be eight clock cycles, and WAIT3 and SAMPLE3 can each be sixteen clock cycles, so that the sample and wait periods increase exponentially and eventually cycle back to a starting value. Also, as shown in FIG. 3B, an �Exponential Deterministic� mode can be programmed where SAMPLE1, SAMPLE2 and SAMPLE3 are all a fixed number of clock cycles and the WAIT intervals increase exponentially, the WAIT and SAMPLE intervals can also be driven by a random number generator. Also, any other technique for producing a sequence of intervals could be employed without departing from the invention. The purpose of the different modes is due to the wide array of different energies that may exist in the WLAN space. Each may require a different sample period and wait interval in order to collide with interfering energy. These may include hard to detect energy in 5 GHz or 2.4 GHz band which includes aperiodic radar systems such as for military and weather uses. It should of course be understood that the invention can be adapted to detect energy at any wireless band as would occur to those skilled in the art An alternative use of circuit 10 of the present invention can be a component of either a wireless client or a wireless access point in a WLAN. This allows for a �wake on� WLAN operation where the AP can �sleep� until the client sends a signal. This permits considerable power savings since the AP usually runs continuously looking for clients. In this way the AP with no STA clients can go into the low power energy detect mode where it waits until a STA wanders into range. This is based on the simple premise: if there is no energy in range then there is no body to talk to, so why stay on? An embodiment is contemplated where the circuit 10 is a component of the wireless client, and the processing implementation forwards an interference determination to the wireless access point. This forwarding can be done in real time as interferers are identified. However, the processing implementation can log the interference determination in memory with several other interference determinations from other power sample periods, and the processing implementation sends these interference determinations to the AP in a batch, resulting in even less broadcast time. The circuit 10 can also on-board analysis and perform Fast Fourier transform and other signal processing. In this manner, a �smart� client can be deployed in any remote location to snoop on signals. The results can be forwarded in a burst to a distant AP or even a satellite. In this way, the present invention has potential surveillance applications. On the other hand, it is preferred to have a wireless client forward �raw� energy measurement data to an AP which includes a further processing implementation for processing the energy measurement, in order to determine at the AP whether the measurement corresponds to interference on the wireless band. As disclosed, the present invention offers considerable power savings and network traffic by offering less �on� time. In a practical realization of the present circuit, it is considered that the �ramp-up� step indicated as A would consume about 10 mW and the sample operation at B. would consume 70 mW since only the PHY energy detect circuits are enabled. This is compared with 1 watt to send a packet over the radio antenna or about 200-300 mW for continuous receiver monitoring with MAC/PHY fully enabled. The invention thereby eliminates the need for sending many useless packets each second. Keep in mind that the counters and sample periods are pre-programmed so that the STA can be completely off 95% to 99% of the time or more and consume <1 mW. This translates into significant battery life expansion and allows the STA to stay on for a couple days perhaps, compared to couple hours if continuous monitoring is used. The flexible nature of the sampling allows the invention to be robust in detection of the energy using but yet at the same time conserve battery life. In addition to increasing client battery life and otherwise saving power, the present invention �wake on LAN feature� allows her progress toward Federal energy reduction standards in the AP or non portable STA which uses a non-battery supply (e.g. Energy Star Compliance). As described hereinabove, the present invention solves many problems associated with previous type systems. 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on Aug 29, 2014 at 8:18 pm
This sounds like a classic gypsy scam. How terrible for the victims - distressing and scary.
a resident of Atherton: West Atherton
on Aug 29, 2014 at 8:19 pm
Imagine, being approached by a perfect stranger as you are about to shop, claiming something is wrong with your car, and offering to repair it right there in the parking lot. I wonder what he told her was wrong with her car? Perhaps he claimed he could see smoke coming from underneath. Of all the nerve! He saw that she was an older, mature woman alone and decided to approach her. I feel just awful about this. I am somewhat older than this poor woman, yet I would have simply said, "Thank you. I'll have my mechanic attend to it." She was flustered and gave him a card with her address. I'm sure she regrets that. It is something we should never do. We seniors must remain vigilant when we are out and about. I even turn my rings around so as not to attract undue attention. I have my maid accompany me everywhere I go. She would ward off anyone with evil motives who approached us, you can be sure.
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Ms. Curran - the article doesn't say that he said that there was anything wrong with the victim's car. Maybe this is stated in other news reports?
Also, she's an elderly woman, not a mature woman. As such, she was likely targeted for that very reason. I'm a mature woman (even though sometimes I act immaturely), and I truly hope to become an elderly woman. My point is that she was likely targeted due to being a senior citizen. I wonder, if caught, if he'd be charged with some sort of applicable enhancement, given the victims' ages?
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on Aug 30, 2014 at 9:22 am
"Police said that shortly before noon, a man approached an 81-year-old woman at the shopping center, and asked if he could perform some repairs on her vehicle."
Of course there was nothing wrong with her car. The thief only implied such, to initiate conversation. And it indeed IS included in the news report above. Why are you trying to mince words with me, Mrs. Hmmmm?
And I prefer the description 'older, mature' over elderly. Elderly is not how I view all people just over 80. Would you refer to Sophia Loren or Joan Rivers as 'elderly'? I somehow doubt they would appreciate it very much. Nothing at all offensive about using the descriptor words 'older or mature' when speaking of someone who takes care of themselves, and is very active and younger looking.
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on Sep 1, 2014 at 10:53 pm
Well, gosh, I think of Rivers and Loren both as elderly. How ironic to mention Rivers given her medical emergency. I'm betting both of their doctors consider them elderly, too.
I hope Hmmm responds to this post. Not sure why Curran is being so snappish. I also found it interesting that Curran focused on the unreported details about what the criminal spoke to the victim about specifically regarding car repairs. Maybe it's just Curran's writing style.
And how do we know the victim is younger looking and/or active? What's wrong with the word "elderly"?
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One of special attractions at the Krishi Mela (agriculture fair) held at the University of Agricultural Sciences in Dharwad recently was the stall set up by Sneha Tanda, a team of undergraduate students of the university.
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Mohan Yadravi and Vinayak K. said the team members collect information about the technologies through field work. They go to the progressive farmers who had developed and implemented the simple technologies and gather information about them.
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As Sneha Tanda's motto corroborates with the community radio's objectives, it has been incorporated into the radio's activities. One-hour programmes are aired on selected themes on different occasions.
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The team is also into book publication. Every year it publishes books in Kannada which contain information on cost-effective technologies helping the farmers. For instance, the book titled 'Krishi Chetana' published this year has information on 16 farm technologies. It is given to the farmers at subsidised prices with financial assistance from the university. The books are distributed mainly on the occasion of Krishi Mela to be held in every September. There is good demand from the farming community for this book. The team has also developed over 150 farm technology models which are popular among the farmers.
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Sneha Tanda has emerged as a trendsetter in involving agricultural science students in the process of transfer of technology. This model concept was started by the then students Ullas Kumar and late Ramesh Pawar in 2004. It is going to complete 10 years of fruitful service to the farming community and has emerged as a role model for others.


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Thread: LAYING LINE
12-23-1999, 05:57 PM #1NAMBONKFirehouse.com Guest
Hello. Just looking at other FD's SOP's and noticed that there are alot of departments that do not require the first due wagon to put hose on the street for alarms. My department's SOP's are that the first due wagon WILL stop at the nearest fire hydrant and WILL stretch in to side A of the reported property on fire. What do you do? N.K.
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12-23-1999, 06:48 PM #2benson911Firehouse.com Guest
Why? Are you in a hydranted area all the time? How much water is in the tank? How close is the second due, usually? How many FF per engine? How far apart are your hydrants - 300', 500'?
Where I work, the second in engine is pretty close behind most of the time, so the second due gets the supply unless the hydrant is less than 50' from the first in engine. This frees up the first engine to do a good size up, pull the preconnects, get tank water started, and enact a rescue if necessary. If we stop to drop our line, we lose a lot of time and one member of our 3 man crew. If we are first in to one of our areas where the hydrants aren't in yet, we drop the line at the driveway, or at a predetermined drop point to allow the second in truck to relay pump to us, or a tanker to supply us.
I can see why they want the first in engine to drop its line - it guarantees they get water and that's one less thing for the IC to have to consider, but is the loss of time and manpower worth it? I've put out a lot of fire with just tank water - but we have 750 or 500 gallons on our engines. Your FD may have its reasons for the line, we have our reasons not to.
12-23-1999, 07:53 PM #3Lieutenant GonzoFirehouse.com Guest
In our Department, the first due engine starts fire attack, the second due engine takes the hydrant and lays in. We have one area with low water pressure, the second due engine reverse lays from the fire to the hydrant and pumps from there. If the street is a dead end, the first due engine will drop lines for the second engine to pump into. We have a good water supply system, I can think of only two areas that do not have hydrants, one is a private road by the lake, the other is a farmhouse about a half mile up a private road. It has a pond on the property for water supply. These are guidelines, each situation can be different.
Take care and be safe...Lt. Gonzo
12-23-1999, 08:21 PM #4Dalmation90Firehouse.com Guest
This is one that's really up to your area and what works for you!
My district has 8 hydrants...average 2000' spacing (but fed by a 16" main )
Even on long driveways, usually the first ET will go right in to fire attack, the Ladder will follow them, then the second Engine-Tank lays in a supply line so the line doesn't block the ladder out. The driveway line can either be fed by tankers or our engine laying to a water source.
It works for us...but it must be nice when you have hydrants pushin' water at ya all the time!!!
12-24-1999, 01:06 AM #5LedbellyFirehouse.com Guest
My department is about the same as Benson's and Lt Gonzo's. However, I guess we recognize a slight distinction... if responding to automatic fire alarm, 1st engine goes to scene and the 2nd stages at hydrant; if reported structure fire, 1st engine has option of laying in at officer's discretion (ie, amount of fire/smoke showing) or can proceed to scene and initiate attack while 2nd eingine makes the lay. Our 2nd engines probably arrive in under 5 mins (max) and there are hydrants easily located.
12-24-1999, 09:17 PM #6SBrooksFirehouse.com Guest
'Round here we've got 100+psi, 1000gpm hydrants every 300 or so feet. For fires, first engine lays in from hydrant or corner, taking their man with them; The Truck Comes in, and the second engine picks up the hydrant and pumps the supply line. The process is then repeated with another two engines and a truck for side three of the building. OH, yeah, a squad fits in there somewhere out of the way.
Auto alarms, etc. usually have the engines staged to lay line at a moment's notice.
12-29-1999, 08:13 PM #7smokeaterFirehouse.com Guest
leadbelly is right on, How many times does your deptartment lay a line from first arriving truck and find out that there is no fire or only very small one?
If you do roll up to a working house fire, do you believe that a fast entry and knock down is not important for the survival of victims?
Are you one of the few dept. that have planty of manpower to dedicate a man at the plug?
Most knock down can be done with tank water, if you have a good response time.
If you took the time to catch a plug do you believe it will be fast enough to keep the fire from getting out of control?
12-30-1999, 12:05 AM #8SBrooksFirehouse.com Guest
Whoops! maybe I was unclear. Most of our engines come with three...the firefighter in the back will drop the layout section (a hose finish of about 50' bundled) at the hydrant and get back on board. The second engine will pump the first engines line, and the fourth engine will pump the third engine's line.
This is necessary due to the many narrow streets and dead ends in our neighborhoods and apartment complexes. The fewer engines at the fire building, the more room we have for trucks. Most of our fires are put out with tank water, but if they're not, we're always ready with the supply line. This also means we end up racking hose for most of our calls, but it's only 3" and it's usually less than 400'.
I'm thinking that most of the departments that use 5" have the second engine lay line, while most of the department that use 3" are more liberal and consistant with dropping their supply lines. Just a thought. Might have to do with hydrant spacing and tank size as well.
01-09-2000, 02:34 AM #9ScottN7ZTIFirehouse.com Guest
On our dept, we do not take a hydrant with the first doe engine, that is partialy due to the fact the we have 1500 gallons on the first in, and 99% of the time, thier is another 1500 right behind us, which if thier is a working fire, they will take the hydrnt.
This allows the first in engine, to start attacking the fire, and to initiate any rescue that need to be done at that time, it would be a bummer to spend that extra time in taking a hydrant, and then finding out that it was not big enough to need the hydrant.
I think this also better prepares us for rural fires where thier are no hydrants, we more effectivly learn to use what water we have on board, untill more gets thier, you always arrive on scene, knowing exactly what you have to work with, weather is be in the county of in the city.
01-09-2000, 09:54 AM #10Lt.ToddFirehouse.com Guest
Here in Atlanta our Engines our set up for reverse lays , the first Eng on scene drops two 3 inch lines, one dry the other connected to a water thief and two 1 3/4 hand lines.The Eng then lays out to the plug and gives tank water first .In Atlanta we have a plug every 500 ft, so this usually works out to very moderate hose lays. We also have several Engines with 1200 ft of 5 inch. They will usally lay out in a forward fashion.
This is just standard , I never leave the station thinking, OK were always going to lay this way , I let the fire, exposures , and life safety tell me how Iam going to lay out .Ive seen fires that could controlled by a water can and a engine has just layed out 2/1000ft 3 inch lines ,and Ive seen 2 1 3/4 lines on the ground when a master stream is needed.Being flexible allows you to make the best decsion.
01-10-2000, 02:03 PM #11Tower59Firehouse.com Guest
LT Todd
01-10-2000, 02:08 PM #12Tower59Firehouse.com Guest
LT Todd
THat is one of the best posts I Have seen on this site. To many people are book or sop
driven. It is great to be prepared and practice but not every situation is Back and white. To many times we forget to improvise and get the job done. Most people do not like that word to be used in frie service, but cominf from US Army that is what they teach you. If the Book is grey in that area make a command decision and stand by it do not lay 1200 feet of five inch into a house. and have occupant come out and tell you their smoke alarm is malfunctioning!
Great post Lt Todd
01-13-2000, 01:30 PM #13BC WhiteFirehouse.com Guest
I agree with the previous posts, none are wrong, this decision should be based on staffing, tank size, time of second due company, fire size, life safety and so on.
I operate using my ambulances. We currently have 3 stations (#4 here before the end of the year). HQ is between the 2 sub-stations. Each sub has a 3 man ALS Eng. and a BLS ambulance staffed with 2 FF/EMT's. The amb's carry SCBA's and basic hand tools.
When the sub's are 1st due, their amb. gets out first, spots the plug, and drops off the tech. (passenger)at the plug and pulls well ahead of the fire building. The driver then packs up to meet the Eng at the fire building.
The Eng. stops at the plug, the tech. grabbs the supply line, wrapps the plug, and sends the Eng. to the fire building.
This gives the Eng. officer a few options:
-Complete the water supply (tech charges plug)
-Use the amb. crew to pull 2nd line for search/attack/exposures, put a 2.5" in operation, push hose at entry point for attack line, or throw ladder for 2nd means of egress.
This allows the officer to go fast attack, and/or maintain 2 in 2 out.
I think of the 1st. due Eng & amb as a 5 man Eng company. If the amb crew remains dedicated to operations and another is needed, I just call for another.
We only drop supply lines with smoke showing or working fire. By sending the amb ahead after dropping off the tech, the fire, which may not be in the view of the Eng, can be confirmed, and a line laid.
This is a common drill for our companies, and yes.....each incident is different. It's a basic plan.
No matter how your department establishes a supply, the key is that everyone knows what is expected. When I detail people from HQ (where we don't have an amb) to a sub station, they know what to do based on where they sit on the apparatus.
Key factor: The company officer. They earned the responsibility to be in the seat, and to make decisions. They know what their resources are and how to use them to meet the tactical objectives. All I ask is that they let me know a quick action plan, how many people are in the building.
As far as time to get this done, training clearly makes a difference. Hit it 3 times a month or more and you will see the results.
My people have been working with this concept for 3 years now and it has proven successful.
01-13-2000, 01:49 PM #14Thomas W. TyreeFirehouse.com Guest
It really depends on how you want to approach your fires. On my engine, I am always going to try and get my own water supply. If it takes a few more minutes, so be it. Who knows how close their next due really is. Murphy's Law can and most likely will take effect and you will be left high and dry if you don't make your own connections. We always lay dual 3" lines, 1 of which is connected to the water thief with 2- 1 3/4" attack lines, the other is dry with a hose clamp attached. We also lay a 2 1/2" line for exposures. You can set up your bed anyway you need to, whatever works for you is best. The way we do it, the next due engine or truck can man the lines that your first due crew is not using.
01-13-2000, 11:27 PM #15SKEETER243Firehouse.com Guest
let's face it, in the early stages of the fire is when we are going to be the most effective we can be. Seconds DO count. The situation presenting will dictate wheter a line gets laid or not. Perhaps we are very forunate, but nearly every structure has a Chief arriving ahead of the first due engine. It's his call, if we can make a difference the engine comes directly to the scene and rapid deployment coupled with 1000 gal of tank water usually will handle 99% of the stopable fires. If it doesn't, the second due also has 1000 gal on board and can pick-up the hydrant on the way in. This may require the first-in crews to back out until the second due gets there, but at least they have the opportunity to make an aggressive, rapid attack. On the other hand, if it's well involved on the Chief's arrival, then water supply lines are laid immediately. You must be flexible, no hard-n-fast rule can apply to every situation.
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