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Differential sensitivity of beta-cell and extrapancreatic KATP channels to gliclazide
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Aims/hypothesis. To investigate the tissue specificity of gliclazide for cloned beta-cell, cardiac and smooth muscle ATP-sensitive K-channels (KATP channels). These channels share a common pore-forming subunit, Kir6.2, which associates with different sulphonylurea receptor isoforms (SUR1 in beta-cells, SUR2A in heart, SUR2B in smooth muscle). Methods. Kir6.2 was coexpressed with SUR1, SUR2A or SUR2B in Xenopus oocytes, and channel activity was measured by recording macroscopic currents in giant inside-out membrane patches. Gliclazide was added to the intracellular membrane surface. Results. We reported previously that Kir6.2-SUR1 currents are blocked at two sites by tolbutamide: a high-affinity site on SUR1 and a low-affinity site on Kir6.2. We now show that gliclazide also inhibits beta-cell KATP channels at two sites: a high-affinity site, which is half-maximally blocked (K i) at 50 ± 7 nmol/l (n = 8) and a low-affinity site with a K i of 3.0 ± 0.6 mmol/l (n = 4). The high-affinity site on SUR1 was thus about 40-fold more sensitive to gliclazide than to tolbutamide (K i∼ 2 μmol/l). Cloned cardiac and smooth muscle KATP channels did not show high-affinity block by gliclazide. Kir6.2-SUR2A currents exhibited a single low-affinity site with a K i of 0.8 ± 0.1 mmol/l (n = 5), which is likely to reside on the Kir6.2 subunit. Conclusion/interpretation. Our results show that gliclazide is a sulphonylurea with high affinity and strong selectivity for the beta-cell type of KATP channel. [Diabetologia (1999) 42: 845–848]
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AUSTIN – The Texas Education Agency announced today that Commissioner of Education Michael Williams will host a tele-town hall on Thursday, April 10, to hear specifically from community members about issues surrounding the Beaumont Independent School District.
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At one point in STATESIDE, Dori, played by Rachel Leigh Cook, asks Mark, played by Jonathan Tucker), and I�m quoting here, whether or not two people who sort of suck can marry each other. Legally, of course, there is no law against it. As for the philosophical implications, I reserve judgment, there being so many different varieties of �sort of suck� that the state of being like that does not necessarily preclude connubial bliss. I don�t, however, reserve judgment on hether it works as the premise for this movie. That would be a resounding and unequivocal no.
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Russian flamenco guitarist Grisha Goryachev performed at a Rancho Cordova middle school with a large Russian speaking population. During the concert, he spoke Russian to the students and got a big ovation. He then translated to the class in English. His message was to stay in school and obey your teachers.
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SGS hopes to inspire more children to both enjoy the guitar and consider playing the instrument. While some schools either have guitar classes or have households that can afford lessons for their children, many of the low income schools we visit have neither. SGS wanted to change this, and we are working to provide opportunities for all (as our Mission states). Read on to learn more about the Guitar Camps SGS is helping sponsor and our Guitar Donation project.
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Swedish virtuoso classical guitarist Johannes Möller at Harry Dewey Elementary School in Fair Oaks, CA, October 2012. The child in front with the orange balloon is deaf and experienced the music through vibrations.
Summer Guitar Camp led by Ben McClara and sponsored by Sacramento Guitar Society through financial aid and guitar donations. Thanks to all who contributed this year!
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Streets can be made more liveable by ensuring that they are accessible to everyone. This requires the identification of ways to overcome the barriers to access for those who are socially excluded. In order to address these issues, a software tool, AMELIA (A Methodology for Enhancing Life by Increasing Accessibility), is being developed to test the extent to which transport policies can increase social inclusion. This is part of a research project being carried out as part of a large programme looking at 'Accessibility and User Needs in Transport in a Sustainable Urban Environment'. AMELIA will be used to investigate how many more people are able to reach various opportunities, including shops, medical and welfare centres, employment and leisure facilities. It will be used to establish how many people meet accessibility benchmarks defined elsewhere in the project with and without the policy intervention. Micro-level data based upon street audits have been collected for the city of St Albans in Hertfordshire, including details such as steps, slopes, access to individual buildings, and obstructions on the pavement. In this paper, the effect of removing barriers to movement on the street is discussed because, by doing so, streets can be made more liveable.
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The Moro Fountain was designed by Gian Lorenzo Bernini and sculpted by Giovanni Antonio Mari in 1653. Located at the southern end of Piazza Navona, it is symmetrically opposite the Neptune fountain by Giacomo della Porta, built in the previous century. Between the two fountains there is a third - the beautiful Quattro Fiumi fountain by Bernini. Bonetti, a famous Roman poet, wrote about the people's love for the fountain. It was about an Englishwoman who wanted to buy the fountain at any cost. However the pontifex refused because he didn't want the Romans to be deprived of this wonderful work of art. They say that the English lady died from grief at the refusal.
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Foot Locker, Inc. Thinks Pink
NEW YORK, Oct. 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — For the seventh consecutive year, Foot Locker, Inc. has partnered with the American Cancer Society® and its Making Strides Against Breast Cancer® walk events, to raise funds to save lives from the disease.
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According to the American Cancer Society (www.cancer.org) excluding skin cancer, breast cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer among U.S. women, accounting for more than 1-in-4 cancers diagnosed.
This October, through its fleet of Lady Foot Locker stores and e-commerce site (Ladyfootlocker.com), Foot Locker, Inc. offers exclusive products, inspired by the pink ribbon, with a portion of the sales benefiting the American Cancer Society.
In Lady Foot Locker stores and on Ladyfootlocker.com, customers can find new styles of limited-edition tops with original graphics and artwork. Long-sleeve thermal shirts and long-sleeve tees will be sold for $18 each. A pullover, fleece hooded sweatshirt with the graphic "PEACE LOVE CURE," is available at $30. A portion of the proceeds from the purchase of each of the limited-edition Lady Foot Locker products goes directly to the American Cancer Society. Also available is a $1 donation card that can be added onto any purchase (or purchased on its own), with all of the proceeds benefiting the American Cancer Society.
"The most important thing is getting the word out, and we're doing exactly that through our partnership with the American Cancer Society," says Stacy Cunningham, CVP, Marketing, Foot Locker, Inc. "From our exciting pink product assortment, to encouraging participation in Making Strides Against Breast Cancer events, to providing our associates with a platform to get involved and raise awareness, we are proud to take part in the important mission of improving the lives of millions of people afflicted or touched by breast cancer."
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Florence, Colorado
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|September 13, 1887[2]
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The City of Florence is a Statutory City located in Fremont County, Colorado, United States. The population was 3,881 at the 2010 census, up from 3,653 in 2000.
Florence was built as small railroad depot for the trains that hauled coal from the neighboring towns of Rockvale and Coal Creek. Oil was discovered in Florence in 1881 and the town grew rapidly.[5]
The town was named after Florence, the daughter of local settler James McCandless.[6] The town was incorporated in 1887.[7]
Florence sits on the same semi-arid desert lands as Pueblo and Cañon City, the high deserts of southern Colorado.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 4.1 square miles (11 km2). 4.1 square miles (11 km2) of it is land and 0.25% is water.
As of the census[8] of 2000, there were 3,653 people, 1,488 households, and 973 families residing in the city. The population density was 897.7 per square mile (346.5/km²). There were 1,622 housing units at an average density of 398.6 per square mile (153.9/km²). The racial makeup of the city was 92.77% White, 0.30% African American, 1.23% Native American, 0.30% Asian, 2.63% from other races, and 2.76% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 15.66% of the population.
There were 1,488 households out of which 31.8% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 49.4% were married couples living together, 11.6% had a female householder with no husband present, and 34.6% were non-families. 30.8% of all households were made up of individuals and 13.8% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.43 and the average family size was 3.03.
In the city the population was spread out with 27.5% under the age of 18, 7.0% from 18 to 24, 27.9% from 25 to 44, 21.2% from 45 to 64, and 16.5% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 36 years. For every 100 females there were 92.0 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 86.8 males.
The median income for a household in the city was $29,628, and the median income for a family was $39,276. Males had a median income of $33,750 versus $22,042 for females. The per capita income for the city was $14,969. About 12.5% of families and 17.6% of the population were below the poverty line, including 23.0% of those under age 18 and 11.3% of those age 65 or over.
Notable people[edit]
- Thyra Thomson, Wyoming Secretary of State[9]
Government and infrastructure[edit]
Federal Correctional Complex, Florence, including ADX Florence, the only federal Supermax prison in the United States; is located near Florence in unincorporated Fremont County.[10][11]
See also[edit]
- Outline of Colorado
- State of Colorado
- United States Penitentiary, Administrative Maximum Facility (ADX)
- ^ a b "Active Colorado Municipalities". State of Colorado, Department of Local Affairs. Retrieved 2007-09-01.
- ^ "Colorado Municipal Incorporations". State of Colorado, Department of Personnel & Administration, Colorado State Archives. 2004-12-01. Retrieved 2007-09-02.
- ^ "US Board on Geographic Names". United States Geological Survey. 2007-10-25. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "ZIP Code Lookup" (JAVASCRIPT/HTML). United States Postal Service. Retrieved September 16, 2007.
- ^ "Community History". Florence Colorado. Retrieved July 12, 2012.
- ^ "Profile for Florence, Colorado, CO". ePodunk. Retrieved July 12, 2012.
- ^ "Florence, Colorado". City-Data.com. Retrieved July 12, 2012.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ 'Former Wyoming Sec. of State Thyra Thomson Dies,' Billings Gazette (Wyoming), Joan Barron, June 12, 2013
- ^ "USP Florence ADMAX Contact Information." Federal Bureau of Prisons. Retrieved on December 30, 2009.
- ^ "Zoning Map." (Archive) City of Florence, Colorado. Retrieved on December 30, 2009.
External links[edit]
- City of Florence website
- Royal Gorge Region - Official Visitors Guide to the Royal Gorge Region.
- Florence Chamber of Commerce
- John C Fremont Public Library


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Take a look at this Room for Debate piece in The New York Times that includes Beverly Amico, Leader of Outreach and Development for AWSNA, the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America.
Arianna Huffington of The Huffington Post has been promoting her book, Thrive: The Third Metric to Redefining Success and Creating a Life of Well-Being, Wisdom, and Wonder with recent blog posts and radio interviews.
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Perception of sequence
A series of physically discrete stimuli that impinge too rapidly on a sensory structure (e.g., flashes of light on the retina) may produce perceptual fusion; the flashes will be indiscriminable and will appear to be uninterrupted light. The experience of fusion yields to one of discontinuity over distinctive critical ranges of frequency for some of the senses: visual flicker appears under prescribed experimental conditions at about 60 flashes per second, auditory flutter at about 1,000 interruptions per second, and tactual vibration at about 4,000 pulses per second. These values depend on differences in the persistence of the receptor systems (e.g., how long an image is seen after removal of the stimulus).
The question of perceiving sequence hardly has meaning for the senses of taste and smell. Hearing appears to be particularly adapted to temporal perception, since the pattern of auditory excitement shows little inertial lag, closely following the physical duration of successive stimuli. Tactual function can give comparable results, but hearing has the practical superiority in everyday experience of reception at a distance.
When two heterogeneous stimuli (e.g., a flash and a click) are successively presented, the critical threshold for passing from perceived simultaneity to an awareness of succession is found for intervals that vary between 0.02 to 0.1 second, depending on the training of the subjects. The maximum interval for perceiving sequence is more difficult to measure. The minimum time intervals are largely determined by the immediate physiological conditions of direct perceiving, while the maximum intervals are obscured by the effects of other cognitive activities. Determining when direct perception ends and when memory takes over is difficult.
At any rate, awareness of unitary sequence ceases for pairs of auditory or visual stimuli when the interval between them increases to approximately two seconds. For perceptually organized stimuli (as in a rhythm, a melody, or a phrase) the interval may reach five seconds, as indicated by one's ability to reproduce the pattern.
Between the upper and lower limits there are optimal values that seem most likely to produce perception of sequence. In the simple case of two homogeneous stimuli the optimum interval seems to be about 0.6 to 0.8 second. This is inferred from a series of clues: the same interval defines the tempo most frequently adopted in spontaneous motor activity (e.g., tapping, walking) and corresponds to the heart rate. It is the interval that is most precisely reproduced by subjects in experiments; shorter intervals tend to be overestimated and longer ones underestimated. Stimuli repeated at that rate are subjectively judged to proceed most comfortably, without appearing to rush each other as in faster tempos and with no tendency to be separately perceived as at slower frequencies.


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When I was little, I had full dental coverage through my dad's work. I remember Dr. Bentham saying things to me like "wouldn't you love to have pretty gold fillings?" Thank God I didn't.
Every time I left his office I would have six or seven new fillings at the expense of my dad's work. He tried to give me braces, veneers, all kinds of things.
My dad noticed something fishy back in the day, so instead of reporting him we switched dentists.
Fast forward 20 years when I turned 30 one of the fillings I had fell out and my regular dentist was busy, so my mother booked me in with Dr. Bentham. She has a poor memory and obviously didn't recall the fact Bentham had destroyed my teeth 20 years earlier. I didn't either until my new experience triggered the old memories.
When I went in there to get my filling repaired he told me I may end up needing a root canal. Judging by his tone and delivery, I felt like he was setting it up so that next time I came in, that would happen.
Only one year later I was eating a fruit snack at my sisters house and my filling came out. So, my mom called Bentham thinking he would repair his work for free.
My mom phoned Bentham's office and the lady said we were in luck because a client just cancelled.
When I was sitting in the chair and Bentham looked at my teeth he told me it was my fault and that I had cracked the filling myself. I would have remembered that. It did not happen. It was a rushed and careless job he did a year earlier and it took months for my tooth to stop hurting.
I have no coverage and I just had a baby in January, so Bentham knew I was paying out of pocket.
I casually mentioned to him that the bonding on my front teeth had started chipping and wanted a quote on how much it would cost to fix. Without my permission and an agreement of cost, he began to hurriedly "fix" the bonding on my six front teeth. To give you an idea of how hurried the entire job was, I had the filling replaced and, according to my bill, six teeth fixed, in a half an hour.
He barely even worked on the under side of my teeth, just the outside.
Because it was so hurriedly and half-heartedly done, I honestly didn't even think he would charge me for it.
When I went to front desk after my appointment, I was shocked to see a bill for $540. The receptionist (who is an amazing person by the way) also looked shocked with the bill and reminded him I had no dental. He didn't care.
$50 of that was for an "emergency appointment" (it wasn't an emergency) and $180 of that was for the six front teeth that he allegedly fixed; Teeth that are bothering me more as I type this than they were when I went in.
The rest of the money went to replacing the filling he put in a year earlier. Also still bothering me. I am certain if he had had more time, he would have given me a root canal.
This guy has been a crook as long as I have known him, I have reported him to the BC Dental Association, and I would really like a full investigation on him.
The kicker of all of this is he told me that silver fillings cause Leukemia. He gave me silver fillings back in the day and now tells me he will take them out for me...for $1500.
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Totally in it for the money. It will be a long road with the specialists and many thousands of dollars to fix the damage that Dr Bentham has done to me.
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Dr Ronald R Bentham now Ron Dianne,s Bentham now Smart Choice dental Excellence. Do not be fooled.He is only for the money. up to now I have problem with my jaw.It takes time to heal and called Me I have a mental problem,I suffered so much with my partials that bleeds due to the wires. Back and forth to his Clinic .Still have problems . Billing well overcharge my Blue Cross and my Pocket. Finally gave up His arrogant ,rude and doesn't listen.
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I have referred several family and friends to Dr. Bentham for MAJOR reconstructive dentistry. He is very good at carrying out large smile cases. I see his results constantly. You get what you pay for. He is constantly learning what's best for patients and delivers.
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To all those reading this... Bentham is only interested in making money. He'll do any work he can get away with. I suggest you check out the opinion of a few other dentists around town. Doc Bentham has a reputation for unnecessary, and low quality work (rushing through appointments to maximize his income). I'm an old guy and have started to question his work, and have been talking to other dentists. Don't let this guy push you into something you don't need, but even if you need something done, get it done elsewhere, he doesn't take his time to do things right.
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First he came highly recommended for getting posts done ..I did get the posts implanted and complained after about pain and cleaning .He was not concerned ,and just said give it time to heal etc .I did get 3 other opinions to his work and sadly I now need to get the posts removed as they are not placed properly and are causing me much pain and discomfort .HE Should have retired many years and taken up fishing ?Fish can handle this kind of treatment
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Ron Bentham is the best Dentist I have ever had. I am in my early 70's and have been to quite a few dentists
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He did a double root canal, and crown, as well as replaced a second filling and I'm more than pleased with his professionalism and ability. His staff provided excellent chairside assistance and can't do enough for you to ensure your comfort. I had an awesome dentist on the coast and now have found another one. He explains what he can do and offers options, shows you all the pictures and issues with your own teeth, not something I ever saw before, and I did not find him pushy in any way. I felt no pressure to have any treatment, but was able to make the choice of what I felt was best for me. I would recommend him to any one. In fact, my Mom went to him first and had 7 implants done and new lower dentures and she can finally eat after years of suffering poor dentures and she's 80 years old. He gave her back her ability to enjoy her food once more. Overall, he has a great team!
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I have two root canals which need to be redone by a specialist. The x-rays showed the massive infection and the dbris left behind in my gums.Although Dr. Bentham assured me he had cleaned all the roots, the xrays don!t lie and the job wasn't finished. I've been on very strong antibiotics to reduce the infection but am told it will return. I tolerated Dr. Bentham's bedside manner believing that he was good at his job - I also tolerated the obvious " up sale" aggression.There are so many fine dentists in the Okanagan you don't need this one.
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Dr. Bentham was highly recommended to me and I went for a routine check up. He wanted to fix a temporary fix on a back tooth by a root canal. I trusted his professional judgement and ever since the root canal he did I haven't been able to eat from that side. Every time I bite it hurts. I have gone back numerous times but each time he states that I should simply allow for healing (and he adjusts the bite). After 6 months and it getting worst I must now go to a specialist and pray that he will fix my tooth. The "temporary fix" was completely great and I should've left it as it was and not trust so blindly. He also went over my insurance money by $300.00 for the year - had I known I would've skipped the root canal procedure (as I was fine with the "temporary fix"). This has been a source of frustration for me.
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Located in the heart of the Northern Territory's tropical capital, Darwin YHA offers all the essentials you would expect of a YHA, plus air-conditioning and fridge in all rooms, outdoor pool, and lively bar that opens out onto popular Mitchell Street in the city's entertainment precinct. All rooms are ensuite. Enjoy the free Wifi hotspot for guests.
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Staff were a bit odd, sometimes welcoming sometimes not. Pretty boring hostel And very hard to meet people. Good if u want a quieter stay and are looking for work. I wouldnt recomend if travelling on your own and wanting to make friends. Also my room mates never locked the door and it was always left open!Read More
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Pattie "Priscilla" Turner Drum, 79, of Drum Drive, Maiden, died Friday, Jan. 13, 2012, at Hospice of Catawba Valley in Newton. Burke Mortuary in Maiden is serving the Drum Family.
Ray Bandy Beal, 89, of Newton, died Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, at his residence. The Beal family has entrusted funeral arrangements to Drum Funeral Home & Cremation in Conover.


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Giant turtle lays eggs on Legazpi City shore
LEGAZPI CITY—A 2-meter-long leatherback turtle was released back to the sea on Sunday night after laying eggs on the shore of Barangay (village) Rawis, this city, the spokesperson for the Naval Forces for Southern Luzon (Navforsol) said on Monday.
In a phone interview, Ensign John Duruin said coastal villagers and representatives from Navforsol and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) freed the endangered creature at 8 p.m.
Duruin said the turtle was found laying eggs on the sand by villagers along Yawa River near the Navforsol headquarters.
"We immediately sent a team of Navy personnel to look into the report and see if the giant turtle was not injured," he said.
Myrna Baylon, wildlife section chief of the DENR's Protected Areas Wildlife and Coastal Zone Management Services, in a phone interview, said the turtle (Deomchelys coriacea) measured 2 meters long and 1 meter wide, and weighed 250 to 300 kilograms.
It is the largest marine turtle found in the world and is now deemed an endangered species, Baylon said.
She said her office had not yet counted the eggs that the turtle laid, as they did not want to disturb the place. Normally, she said, the leatherback would lay 50 to 110 eggs and that it would take 45 to 70 days to hatch.
Baylon expected the mother turtle to return after two weeks and lay more eggs at the nesting site. She instructed the Navy to secure the area with a wired fence to protect the eggs from predators, such as dogs and other animals.
Leatherbacks are the only sea turtles that do not have a hard bony shell and are somewhat flexible and almost rubbery to the touch. Their shells (carapace) are about 1.5 inches thick, consisting of leathery, oil-saturated connective tissues.
Their front flippers don't have claws or scales and are proportionally longer than those of other sea turtles. Their back flippers are paddle-shaped.
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I guess it would depend on how much we won in the lottery. If it were enough then Golden Oaks, here we come. Otherwise we'd probably take a nice vacation in a deluxe resort.
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Once I had done some practical things, I'd probably have some sort of gathering for friends and family.
I have a lot of friends (and a few family members) that are huge Disney fans, and some of them have never even been. I would take a large group of my fellow Disnerds to WDW; and my husband and I would probably stay an extra week or so on property, just the two of us.
We've always talked about taking a bunch of family and friends to the parks or Disney Cruise. Also, may purchase in Golden Oaks. Although it would have to be a huge jackpot since the HOA and property tax in Golden Oaks is quite substantial.
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The property alone at Golden Oaks is quite substantial. I haven't even seen HOA and Property Tax fees yet.Originally Posted by DisneyFreak, post: 319661, member: 1147
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What's HOA?
I'd buy new pillows, pay off student loans, then enquire about the villa for sale down the road from the one we stayed in.
HOA is a homeowners association. A frequently militant group that tells you what you can and can't do on your own property. I purposely picked a house without one as telling me I cannot paint my house purple is enough to make me want to do it.
HOAs also protect the value of your property in that their are bylaws that prevent people from painting their house colors that could devalue the area. :) They also require neatness, and manicured lawns, and not parking 52 cars in your driveway, and other things like that. :) We have an HOA and are quite pleased with it.


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To record the address of a storage cell that has contents that are erroneous with respect to the coding, a memory configuration, connected by means of a bus line system with a central control unit, is equipped with a register in the recording cells of which can be written the address of the selected storage cell which is transmitted over the bus line system during the performance of a read cycle in the memory's configuration. Each memory contents that are read out from one of the storage cells in the course of such a read cycle are checked in an error-recognition circuit for the existence of a coding error. When a coding error of this kind is recognized, the error recognition circuit then emits an appropriate error signal. In response to such an error signal, a control device locks out the register for the reception of another address transmitted over the bus line system. In addition, this control device causes the central control unit to evaluate the address last written into the recording cells of the register as the address of a faulty storage cell.
1. A circuit arrangement for recording addresses of storage cells, each of which have data contents that are erroneous with respect to encoding, the storage cells being of a memory configuration connected with a central control unit through a bus system, whereby the circuit arrangement for recording addresses comprises:
an error detection circuit which, during an accessing of data of the memory configuration by the central control unit, examines stored data contents read from the storage cells with respect to encoding errors and emits a respective error signal upon a detection of such an encoding error;
first recording cells which can be read by the central control unit and which accept at least part of address information occurring on the bus system while the memory configuration is being accessed by the central control unit;
second recording cells which can be read by the central control unit and which accept information signals which indicate the type of encoding error detected by the error detection circuit;
and a control configuration which, by emitting an input signal at an interrupt input of the central control unit when an error signal is present, causes the control unit to read said first and second recording cells for an evaluation whereby
the first recording cells immediately accept, when the memory configuration is accessed for the purpose of reading the data contents of the storage cells, an entire address information forwarded by the central control unit;
the second recording cells accept said encoding error type information signals when an error signal is present, and said control configuration is connected with a first interrupt input of the central control unit, which is activated during the fault-free state of the circuit arrangement, and with a second interrupt input with a higher interrupt priority than the first interrupt input, which is deactivated during the fault-free state of the circuit arrangement, such that
the control configuration, when an error signal is present, locks out, on one hand, the first recording cells from the reception of additional address information, and on the other hand, starts, through the first interrupt input of the central control unit, a first interrupt routine in the central control unit which serves for determining the presence of dynamic errors and, during the course of the determination, said second interrupt input of the central control unit is activated; and
that upon a renewed access by the central control unit of the storage cells designated by the entire address information stored in said first recording cells, the control configuration effects, in the case of another error signal prior to the completion of the first interrupt routine in progress, by means of the second interrupt input which is now activated, an additional interrupt routine for determining static errors.
2. The circuit arrangement according to claim 1, wherein signals encoded in an error correcting code can be written into the storage cells of the memory configuration, and wherein the error detection circuit, upon detecting encoding errors, performs a correction of the erroneous encoding, if possible, and emits, together with the error signal, information signals indicating whether the encoding detected as erroneous should be corrected or not.
3. Circuit arrangement according to claim 1, wherein said control configuration further comprises a flip flop which is connected at its output with said first register cells as well as with the first and second interrupt inputs of the central control unit in a manner such that, when an error signal is present, the first recording cells are locked out from the reception of additional address information and either the first or the second interrupt routine is started in the central control unit.
The invention relates to a circuit arrangement for recording the addresses of storage cells having erroneous contents with respect to coding and which are part of a memory configuration connected through a bus line system to a central control unit.
It is customary when processing data signals transmitted to a central control unit from peripheral equipment or from memory configurations, to check the data signals for error-free coding before they are processed. There are a great number of familiar coding processes for this purpose, which permit the recognition of specific errors in the data signals, caused by faults along the transmission path. When errors of this kind occur, it is desirable, for the systematic location of a faulty peripheral or memory configuration that is connected with the central control unit, to record addresses with regard to the peripheral or memory configuration emitting the erroneous data signals, for subsequent checking.
The object of the invention is therefore to provide apparatus, a circuit arrangement of the kind described above by means of which, addresses of storage cells, each of which has erroneous contents with respect to coding, can be recorded with a small amount of additional circuitry.
This object is accomplished according to the invention by having a register with a large number of recording cells connected with the bus line system, in which recording cells there can, on the one hand, be written in the respective address that is conveyed over the bus line system when the memory configuration is driven in order to read out the contents of the storage cell designated by this address, and which recording cells can, on the other hand, be read out by an appropriate command from the central control unit, by providing an error-recognition circuit, which examines each of the contents read out from one of the storage cells for any coding error that may be present, and which emits an appropriate error signal when such a coding error is recognized, and by providing a control device, which, in response to an error signal emitted by the error-recognition circuit, locks the register for the transfer of another address transmitted over the bus line system and in addition causes the central control unit to evaluate the address last written into the recording cells as the address of a faulty storage cell.
The invention offers the advantage that the recording of addresses of storage cells, each of which has an erroneous content, can occur without any dynamic burdening of the respective central control unit. Only after the storage of an address of this kind, does the central control unit receive a signal on the basis of which it can initiate the specific measure that may be necessary to continue the operation or to eliminate the error.
To further reduce the load on the central control unit, it is advantageous if signals coded in a correctible code can be written into the storage cells of the memory configuration, if the error-recognition circuit, upon recognition of a coding error makes, if necessary, a correction of the erroneous coding and emits, together with the error signal, an information signal which states whether the coding recognized as erroneous could or could not be corrected, and if the register has another recording cell which is used for the storage of such an information signal.
It is desirable for the control device to have a flip-flop, which, when an error signal is present, switches to a state such that a logic element connected with an output of this flip-flop, which permits the register to be driven, is in its lock-out state. This offers the advantage of requiring only minimal circuitry for driving the register.
FIG. 1 shows diagrammatically a section of a microprocessor system in which the invention is used.
FIG. 2A shows the states of the flip-flop FF shown in FIG. 1.
FIG. 2B shows the performance of an interrupt routine n in the microprocessor assembly shown in FIG. 1.
FIG. 2C shows the performance of a second interrupt routine n+1 in the microprocessor assembly shown in FIG. 1.
FIG. 1 shows a section of a microprocessor system having microprocessor assembly MPB, of which only a microprocessor MP and an interrupt control IC belonging to it, with several interrupt inputs INTn, INTn+1 are shown. On its output side, for the emission of an interupt signal which causes an interuption of one of the processes controlled by microprocessor MP, this interrupt control is connected with interrupt control input INT of microprocessor MP. Data inputs and outputs of interrupt control IC are connected to data bus system DB, which is used to transmit data signals from or to the microprocessor. Through this data bus system, on the one hand, information signals are transmitted, together with an interrupt signal, to the microprocessor. These signals contain data with regard to the level of the interrupt priority of the interrupt signal occurring precisely at one of the interrupt inputs and forwarded to the microprocessor. On the other hand, as will be explained later on, individual interrupt inputs of the interrupt control can be activated or deactivated from the microprocessor through this data bus system by means of appropriate signals.
Microprocessor MP and interrupt control IC are also connected with address bus system AB, which is used for the transmission of address signals, and with control bus system SB, through which control signals are transmitted. The control signals in question are used to control the communication between microprocessor MP and the elements of the microprocessor system that are connected to it. Control signals of this kind include write and read signals for the control of memory configurations or peripheral equipment. The only representation of these memory configurations and peripheral equipment units belonging to the microprocessor system in FIG. 1 is a memory configuration designated by SBG.
Memory configuration SBG, which is connected to the bus system described above, possesses, in the embodiment discussed here, an error recognition circuit, designated in FIG. 1 as FE. This error circuit, upon reading out a storage cell, checks its content for the existence of a coding error and, if necessary, corrects the error. For this purpose, the data signals to be transmitted within the microprocessor system are coded according to the code known as the Hamming code. This code makes it possible to correct 1-bit errors and to recognize 2-bit errors. Upon the recognition of one of these errors, error recognition circuit FE emits an appropriate error signal at an error output SF. In addition, at an output designated, FA, it emits an information signal, which states whether the coding that has been recognized as erroneous can be corrected or not.
The error output SF of memory configuration SBG, which has just been mentioned, is connected with the clock input of flip-flop circuit FF. The flip-flop in question is a so-called D flip-flop, whose D-input is connected to ground or to a voltage corresponding to the logic 0 level, and whose output Q can be set at a specified output state from microprocessor MP. In this case the output designated by Q is connected to the interrupt inputs INTn and INTn+1 of the abovementioned interrupt control IC of microprocessor assembly MPB. Here, n or n+1 is used to show the level of interrupt priority assigned to the respective interrupt inputs. In other words, an interrupt signal applied to input n+1 has priority over a similar signal applied to input n. It should be noted at this point that when the microprocessor is in an error-free state, only the interrupt input INTn is activated. The interupt input INTn+1 is initially deactivated. As has already been explained, the activation or deactivation of the individual interrupt inputs is accomplished by signals transmitted from the microprocessor over data bus system DB. For receiving these signals, interrupt control IC is driven by address bus system AB and control bus system SB.
The output designated by Q of flip-flop FF is also connected to the input of a NOR element G1. At another input, this NOR element receives a read signal RD that is transmitted over control bus system SB, with which a storage cell of the memory configuration SBG is read out. The output of NOR element G1 is connected to a release input of a register REG, consisting of two separate register sections. The first register section, designated ADR, is used to receive the addresses transmitted over address bus system AB. For this purpose, it contains a number of recording locations that corresponds to the number of the address bits belonging to an address. At its output side, this register section, at an appropriate command from microprocessor MP, feeds the address that is stored in it to data bus system DB.
In a second register section of the register REG, which is designated FA, is received the information signal emitted by output FA of memory configuration SBG when a coding error is recognized. This information signal is emitted, together with the address stored in the register section ADR, to data bus system DB when an appropriate command is given. The command just mentioned to register REG for the output of the signals that are stored in it is given with the aid of a NAND element G2. This NAND element receives at one of its inputs a read signal I/OR conducted from the microprocessor over control bus system SB, with which transmission of signals stored in input/output devices is controlled. Another input of NAND element G2 is connected with an address line of address bus system AB, over which an appropriate adress signal for addressing register REG as an output device is transmitted.
Now that the construction of the circuit shown in FIG. 1 has been explained, we shall proceed to describe the mode of operation of this circuit arrangement with reference to FIG. 2. For this purpose, we shall assume that the microprocessor system shown in FIG. 1 is initially in an error-free state. In this state flip-flop FF is set from the microprocessor in such a way that it emits a logic 0 level at its Q output. The interrupt input INTn+1 of interrupt control IC is as has already been mentioned, deactivated in the error-free state.
Now, if read signals RD are emitted from the microprocessor to read out the signals stored in the storage cells of memory configuration SBG, the register REG is released through NOR element G1 with every read signal for the reception of the address transmitted over address bus system AB together with the respective read signal. With each address received in this manner, a previously stored address is overwritten. If during the read-out of one of the storage cells by error recognition circuit FE a coding error is recognized, and, if necessary, corrected, then the circuit emits an error signal at its output SF and an information signal at its output FA. The information signal, which is received in register section FA of register REG, indicates to microprocessor MP, as has already been described above, whether the coding fault was correctible or not. When an error signal is present, flip-flop FF switches to an error-indicating state (a in FIG. 2A). This state is characterized by a logic 1 level at output Q. This logic level effects the lock-out of the NOR element G1, so that the address of the storage cell containing the erroneous content, which has just been received in register REG, cannot be overwritten by other addresses.
In this error-indicating state, a logic 1 level exists at the Q output of flip-flop FF. This logic level is interpreted by interrupt control IC as an interrupt signal and forwarded to microprocessor MP. Since the interrupt input n+1 is initially deactivated here, an information signal is transmitted to the microprocessor in addition to this interrupt signal, which assigns the interrupt priority n to the interrupt signal. On the basis of these signals, the microprocessor terminates the processes controlled by it and starts an interrupt routine (b in FIG. 2) corresponding to interrupt priority n. In the course of this interrupt routine, the microprocessor receives the address stored in register REG and the information signal stored in register section FA. Then flip-flop FF is returned to its starting position (c in FIG. 2A). In addition, the interrupt input n+1 of interrupt control IC is now activated (d in FIG. 2C).
After receiving the address stored in register REG together with the information signal stored in register section FA, the storage cell corresponding to this address is read out again from the microprocessor. In an examination of the memory content by error recognition circuit FE shows that a coding error is again present, then flip-flop FF returns again to its error-indicating state (e in FIG. 2A).
Interrupt control IC recognizes an interrupt signal through the interrupt input n+1, which is now activated, and forwards this signal to the microprocessor, giving an interrupt priority of n+1. Since this interrupt signal has a higher interrupt priority than the interrupt signal which has triggered the interrupt routine that is just taking place, the interrupt routine that is just taking place is interrupted (f in FIG. 2B), and an interrupt routine corresponding to the interupt priority n+1 is commenced (g to h in FIG. 2C), and then initially interrupted interrupt routine n is continued (i to k in FIG. 2). Before the completion of this interrupt routine, flip-flop FF is again put into its starting position, in order to recognize any further errors in memory configuration SBG (1 in FIG. 2A). As a result of the interlocking performances of the interrupt routines n and n+1 which have just been described, it is possible to distinguish between static errors persisting beyond a prescribed first time span and dynamic errors that do not exceed a prescribed second time span, when errors occur in memory configuration SBG. The measures that are required when dynamic errors occur are controlled by the performance of the interrupt routine n without interruption caused by an interrupt signal with the interrupt priority n+1. On the other hand, if an interruption of the interrupt routine n takes place, as will be the case in the event of a static error, then the measures required when static errors occur are controlled by the interrupt routine n+1 in connection with interrupt routine n.
FIG. 1 shows only the situation in which all the storage cells of memory configuration SBG are brought together in space and connected with a joint error recognition circuit FE. However, the storage cells belonging to the memory configuration can also be distributed among different circuit assemblies within the microprocessor system. In this case it is advantageous to locate error recognition circuit FE centrally in microprocessor assembly MPB.
In conclusion, it should be noted here that the storage cells of memory configuration SBG should be understood to include not only storage cells of ROM memories and write/read memories. Instead, they are to be understood to include, in general, any elements of the microprocessor system that store data signals, such as registers, input/output components, etc., and can be driven by addresses from the microprocessor for the emission of the data signals that are stored in them.
Finally, it should be pointed out that an intel type 8259 component can be used for the abovementioned interrupt control IC. Also, error-recognition circuit FE can be made from an Advanced Micro Devices type AM 2960 component.
There has thus shown and described a circuit arrangement for recording the addresses of storage cells with erroneous contents which fulfills all objects and advantages sought therefor. Many changes, modifications, variations and other uses and applications of the subject invention will, however, become apparent to those skilled in the art after considering the specification and the accompanying drawings which disclose embodiments thereof. All such changes, modifications, variations and other uses and applications which do not depart from the spirit and scope of the invention are deemed to be covered by the invention which is limited only by the claims which follow.
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