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Beachwalk Gardens is a prestigious guard gated community located west of US 41 off Vanderbilt Beach Road in North Naples. For extra community protection, there are guards on duty 24 hours a day. Prime real estate in this unique community is just a short walk or bike ride to Vanderbilt Beach by way of a sidewalk lined with lush tropical landscaping. You will view all types of birds native to Florida along the way. Homes in Beachwalk range in price from the $300s to the 500s. Browse updated listings below or read more about the community here.
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1801 saw Beethoven's development of the piano sonata take a dramatic turn, testing the sonata's limits with a set of slow variations in lieu of a sonata allegro in Op.26, a multi-movement work played without pause in Op.27 No.1, and the remarkable opening movement of the Moonlight, Op.27 No.2. Operatic recitatives are incorporated into the Tempest Op.31 No.2. These features are without precedent. Volume three of Jonathan Biss's acclaimed cycle of the sonatas contains two works from this year of experiment and innovation, though the innovations are less brazen - the Op.28 Pastorale and the somewhat overlooked Op.31 No.1. The third sonata on this disc is one of the most famous of the 32 - the Waldstein, composed in 1803, is a work of life affirming spirit and energy.
Gramophone Magazine, March 2014
The warm sonic ambience and Biss's intelligent annotations make this release all the more worth consideration, even in a catalogue awash with world-class Beethoven sonata recordings.
MusicWeb International, 13th January 2014
Three more admirable Beethoven performances from Jonathan Biss...There's great vitality in his reading of the first movement [of the Waldstein] and he's excellent at observing Beethoven's copious dynamic markings. In the development section his pianism has great dynamism and he brings out all the excitement in Beethoven's pulsating music.
Sunday Times, 19th January 2014
Of the three Op 31 sonatas, No 2 (the Tempest) and the splendid No 3 are much more familiar than No 1. But what a delight that one is, too, as Biss shows in a performance that brings out its wit and the subversive humour that Beethoven can never suppress for long.
American Record Guide, May/June 2014
Tracing its intricacies, he captures the gentle moments of the wonderfully detailed Sonata 15. The last movement sounds particularly graceful, concluding with a radiant finale. It is no surprise that the program notes are engaging; Biss is a dexterous writer. Listeners should look forward to the rest of the project. I have always found his a thoughtful, assured interpreter, and especially anticipate his recordings of the last three sonatas.
Recording information: Wyastone Concert Hall, Monmouth (08/12/2013-08/14/2013).
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Works DetailsBeethoven, Ludwig van : Sonata for Piano no 15 in D, Op. 28 "Pastorale)
- Performer: Jonathan Biss (Piano)
- Notes: Wyastone Concert Hall, Monmouth (08/12/2013-08/14/2013)
- Running Time: 22 min. 11 sec.
- Period Time: Classical
- Written: 1801
Beethoven, Ludwig van : Sonata for Piano no 16 in G major, Op. 31 no 1
- Performer: Jonathan Biss (Piano)
- Notes: Wyastone Concert Hall, Monmouth (08/12/2013-08/14/2013)
- Running Time: 22 min. 59 sec.
- Period Time: Classical
- Written: 1802
Beethoven, Ludwig van : Sonata for Piano no 21 in C major, Op. 53 "Waldstein"
- Performer: Jonathan Biss (Piano)
- Notes: Wyastone Concert Hall, Monmouth (08/12/2013-08/14/2013)
- Running Time: 23 min. 49 sec.
- Period Time: Classical
- Written: 1803-1804

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► UofL Internal Medicine Lecture Series
The residency program provides each resident with access to both MedStudy and MKSAP, resources that they will use to prepare for the internal medicine boards.
All UofL house officers have free access to multiple on-line resources through the Kornhauser Health Sciences Library, including UpToDate, DynaMed,and PubMed.
Our program also offers a full schedule of complementary lectures and teaching conferences.
- Noon Report - Residents present reviews of overnight admissions and interesting inpatient cases every Monday, Tuesday, and Friday at noon. Interdisciplinary conferences with the departments of pathology and radiology are also offered at this venue.
- Journal Club - Provides a forum where faculty and residents discuss articles of interest with an eye toward evaluation of research methodology.
- Didactic Sessions - Every Wednesday afternoon, faculty present two 45-minute high yield lectures. Sessions are recorded and are accessible by web, should a resident be unable to attend.
- Custom Curriculum - The residency program recognizes that adult learners may prefer to learn topics at their own pace. This innovative space provides residents with an electronic portal where they can learn about hospital medicine, high value care, and numerous other topics by working through cases.
- Weekly Resident Clinic - Begins with an interactive learning session on a single topic pulled from the Yale Curriculum. Additionally, faculty may ask residents to perform brief literature searches on patient-focused questions in an effort to deliver the best and most evidence-based care to our patients.
- Department of Medicine Grand Rounds - Held every Thursday at 8 a.m. during the academic year. Speakers with regional and national reputations are invited to campus to update the entire faculty on controversies and developments in our field and on new advances in research.
Our educational program grounds residents in the principles and fundamentals of Internal Medicine and prepares them for a lifetime of learning and of delivering superb clinical care.
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A pair of University of Colorado Cancer Center studies published this month show that the milk thistle extract, silibinin, kills skin cells mutated by UVA radiation and protects against damage by UVB radiation thus protecting against UV-induced skin cancer and photo-aging.
"When you have a cell affected by UV radiation, you either want to repair it or kill it so that it cannot go on to cause cancer. We show that silibinin does both," says Rajesh Agarwal, PhD, co-program leader of Cancer Prevention and Control at the CU Cancer Center and professor at the Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.
The first study, published in the journal Photochemistry and Photobiology worked with human skin cells subjected to UVA radiation, which makes up about 95 percent of the sun's radiation that reaches Earth. The Agarwal Lab treated these UVA-affected cells with silibinin. With silibinin, the rate at which these damaged cells died increased dramatically.
"When you take human skin cells keratinocytes and treat them with silibinin, nothing happens. It's not toxic. But when you damage these cells with UVA radiation, treatment with silibinin kills the cells," Agarwal says, thus removing the mutated cells that can cause skin cancer and photo-aging.
Specifically, the study shows that pretreatment with silibinin resulted in higher release of reactive oxygen species (ROS) within the UVA-exposed cells, leading to higher rates of cell death.
The second study, published this month by the same authors in the journal Molecular Carcinogenesis shows that instead of beneficially killing cells damaged by UVA radiation, treatment with silibinin protects human skill cells from damage by UVB radiation, which makes up about 5 percent of the sun's radiation reaching Earth.
Again, remember Agarwal's suggestion that the prevention of UV-induced skin cancer can happen in two ways: by protecting against DNA damage o
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Ramsey Park Hotel in the Isle of Man
Set in the historic town of Ramsey, the second largest on the island, and commanding stunning views over Mooragh Lake and the island's coast, Ramsey Park Hotel is an unprecedented location for leisure or business stays on the Isle of Man.
Completed to the highest standard in the summer of 2012, the hotel has 30 bedrooms, including 27 deluxe rooms and 3 spacious family rooms. Many of the rooms overlook the impressive lake and Sky Hill, other face the promenade and coastline with views towards Scotland and Cumbria in the distance.
Our Lake View Restaurant is just that - a beautiful spot to enjoy a meal with an unrivalled views - serving simple, freshly prepared, home-cooked food at lunch and dinner.
Ramsey is north east of the Island, only 40 minutes drive from the airport and 20 minutes from Douglas. Whether you are staying for business or for a relaxing family holiday on the Isle of Man, the Ramsey park is ideally located for the best sightseeing, beaches, golf courses and activities on this pretty island.
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RBC Holds Off Pt. Boro For 7th SCT Crown
By Brian Deakyne
WEST LONG BRANCH – Red Bank Catholic knew it would take every inch it had to stop Point Boro senior guard Kelly Hughes.
The top-seeded Lady Caseys took that literally on Saturday. Junior forward Grace Fallon got a fingertip on Hughes' potential game tying three-pointer in the final moments of the Shore Conference Tournament to help Red Bank Catholic to the win.
With the third-seeded Lady Panthers trailing by three points, Fallon switched off a screen to contest Hughes' shot from the right wing, and got a piece of it to ice the 50-46 win for Red Bank Catholic at Monmouth University.
It's the Caseys' seventh Shore Conference Tournament title in school history and sixth under current head coach Joe Montano.
"We worked on it for the last two days. We switch on a lot of things, anyway," Montano said. "You can't guard them that way – with the things they can do – you have to switch. I can't say enough about our defense and I can't say enough about Grace's defense."
"Kelly Hughes is a fantastic basketball player and it's crucial to contest every shot she takes," Fallon said. "Even to get a little fingertip on it can make a difference. So, I just really tried to contest her shot, but she's a great player."
Hughes scored 28 of Point Boro's 46 points on Saturday, while Red Bank Catholic used contributions from several players to pull away with the win.
Senior guard Alex Alfano finished with a team-high 13 points, Fallon and senior guard Mary Kate Caverly added 12 points and senior guard Caroline Corcoran posted nine points on three three-pointers.
Red Bank Catholic jumped out on Point Boro early, and never trailed. The Lady Caseys went four-of-five from beyond the arc in the first quarter to jump out to a quick 12-6 lead and really never looked back.
"The fact that we shot well was a major difference maker in the game," Fallon said. "Everyone can shoot on this team and that's very important when a team zones you like that. They're giving you the shot and you have to make it. So the fact that our girls banged down their shots was huge."
The Panthers consistently hung around though, making run-after-run. But every time they did, Red Bank Catholic answered.
Point Boro went on a 6-0 run in the second half to pull within a point at 24-23, but Red Bank Catholic went on a 7-0 run right to end the quarter and took a 33-25 lead into the fourth quarter.
Point Boro continued to chip away at the Lady Caseys' lead in the fourth quarter, cutting the lead to 47-44, then 47-46, but it just couldn't find that game-changing bucket.
The Panthers had a chance to take the lead in the final minute, with possession and trailing 47-46, but Hughes was called for a questionable push-off offensive foul that gave the ball back to Red Bank Catholic. Caverly buried two free throws after being fouled on the ensuing possession, setting up Hughes' blocked three-pointer with 13 seconds remaining.
"You're going to say [Point Boro guard Kelly] Hughes got 28, she took 25 shots, she banked in two of her three three's and she's a great, great player and a great player's not going to let her team lose," Montano said. "Again, Mary Kate [Caverly] has done this for us all year. She wants to shoot, she wants to be on the foul line, she's killed herself shooting the basketball and working on it.
"It's about these kids. This team, out of all the team's I've had win the Shore Conference, really exemplifies what a team is all about and I think that's something that I'm most proud of."
More than anything, the Lady Caseys impressively controlled the pace and tempo of the game. In Point Boro's previous three Shore Conference Tournament games, it put up 75, 70, and 68 points. That fast-paced offensive style of basketball suits the Panthers, compared to Red Bank Catholic's slower, defense-first style of basketball.
"[After] the first half, when I walked off the floor and saw the score, I knew it was good for us. My goal was to keep them under 25 at the half and keep them under 55. I didn't know if we could win if it was over 55," Montano said.
"It's definitely a weight off our back," Fallon said. "I think we're more excited about the fact that not one person brought us here. It was a group effort the whole time and you don't really see that anymore. The fact that we kind of did it the 'old-fashioned way' was just very important to us. This was a group effort and we're going to enjoy it together because we deserve it."
The Caseys allowed the Panthers to make a late run from turnovers and poor decision-making, but Point Boro never led in the game.
"I was concerned about their press," Montano said. "Again, they're long and they're aggressive and Kelly Hughes is standing in the middle and she reads things so well. So, I was concerned, but we were tired. I didn't play a lot of kids and we were tired and didn't move to the ball maybe like we should've and make good decisions like in practice, but that's part of the game. And you've got to stand up and make decisions when you are tired."
"I really like playing with a lot of pressure," Fallon said. "I think everyone does. It gets you excited and keeps your juices going so the fact that we were able to stay composed in this type of environment – it was awesome to play in – really shows how we grew as a team throughout the year and we put the game away which was very important."
Red Bank Catholic, who still hasn't lost to a New Jersey team at 24-1, will look to continue its impressive season this week as the top seed in the Non-Public, South 'A' state sectional playoffs.


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The Lake to Lake Women 2016 calendar is now on sale, featuring a color photo of Geneva at night by Neil Sjoblom.Calendars are four dollars. Birthday, anniversary, memoriam and community meeting listings are 50 cents. For more details, call Nancy Taylor at (315) 789-2899 before August 10th.
The Second Milo Baptist Church will have their annual yard sale, bake sale and luncheon from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on July 11. Bake sale and beverages will be available all day and the hamburgers, hot dogs and sausages will be available from 10:00 a.m.
A $5.00/bag sale will start at 1;00 P.M.
The Rose Hill Mansion will open for the 2015 season on Friday, May 1. Administered by the Geneva Historical Society, the Greek Revival mansion and National Historical Landmark perches above Seneca Lake in the heart of the Finger Lakes.
Rose Hill Mansion is located at 3373 Route 96A, about a mile south of Routes 5&20, near Geneva, New York. The house is open May 1 to October 31, Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Sunday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Mondays and July 4. The last daily tour is at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, at 4 p.m. on Saturday and 5 p.m. on Sundays. The grounds are open year round, free of charge.
Free lunches will be served every weekday starting on July 6th. To see the sites that are open and the times the meals are served go to the Summer food Program PY page on Facebook.
Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hospital, 418 North Main Street, Penn Yan, will host an American Red Cross blood drive on Monday, July 6. The drive will run from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Conference Room 2 at the Homestead.
The public is welcome to attend. To make an appointment call (315) 531-2563, or simply walk-in during the event.
DOUG'S FISH FRY TO GO will be at the Humane Society of Schuyler County, 124 Marina Drive, Montour Falls, NY on Monday, July 6, 2015 from 11 am - 6 pm. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Humane Society, a 'no-kill' shelter. So stop in for some regionally renowned seafood while supporting a very worthy cause.


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An electronics space-division packet switch is disclosed in which each switch crosspoint includes digital logic capable of resolving simultaneous contentions for the source output buss medium. In particular, a bit-by-bit comparison of priority codes disconnects all switches but the one with the highest priority from the output buss.
This extremely simple crosspoint switch structure makes possible extremely large space-division packet switches in very compact physical form, using large scale integration techniques.
1. A digital crosspoint switch for data packets including address headers, said switch comprising:
an array of input busses and output busses,
priority code generating means, and
a crosspoint circuit at each crosspoint between each of said input bus and each of said output buses,
each of said crosspoint circuits including
output address detecting means, and
means responsive to only one output address, and controlled by a priority code, for connecting each one of said input busses to only the addressed one of said output busses for the duration of one of said data packets.
2. The digital crosspoint switch according to claim 1 wherein said priority code generating means is responsive to a destination code in each said data packet.
3. The digital crosspoint switch according to claim 1 wherein said priority code generating means is responsive to a source code in each said data packet.
4. A space division packet switch comprising:
a first plurality of input data packet busses,
a second plurality of output data packet busses,
crosspoint circuit means connected between each of said input busses and each of said output busses, and
means in each of said crosspoint circuit means, responsive only to data in a data packet, for resolving conflicts between a plurality of data packets requiring the same output buss at the same time, to connect only a single input buss to a single output buss for the duration of a single data packet.
5. The packet switch according to claim 4 wherein said packet switch further comprises
buffer storage means for storing data packet signals.
6. The packet switch according to claim 4 wherein said crosspoint further comprises contention solution circuitry responsive to priority codes included in each of said data packets.
7. The packet switch according to claim 6 wherein said contention resolution circuitry includes
means for comparing each binary digit of a plurality of simultaneously available priority codes, one digit at a time, and disconnecting all of said input busses with a data packet including a priority code lesser in value than the priority code of any other data packet which is simultaneously available.
8. The packet switch according to claim 7 wherein said means for comparing includes
means for connecting contending packets to an output bus and transmitting each digit of priority codes of said cotending packets on
said output bus to form combined digits,
comparing each combined digit of said combined digits on the output bus with each digit of the priority code of each cotending packet forming said each combined digit, and
means for disconnecting all cotending packets from said output bus having a priority digit value different from said combined digit that is formed with said priority digit value.
9. The method of switching digital data packets between a plurality of input busses and a plurality of output busses, said method comprising the steps of
detecting the address of a unique one of said output busses in the header of a data packet on any one of said input busses,
detecting a priority code in the header of each data packet on input busses simultaneously contending for the same output buss,
connecting only that one of a plurality of simultaneously contending packets on different input busses having the highest valued priority code, to the output buss addressed by said address.
10. The method of switching digital data packets according to claim 9 further comprising the step of
generating said priority codes in response to information in the headers of said data packets.
11. A space division packet switch comprising:
a first plurality of input lines for supplying data packets,
a second plurality of output lines for delivering said data packets,
a plurality of means each responsive to one of said input lines for connecting one, and only one, input line to each output line for the duration of one of said data packets, and
means associated with each of said input lines for buffering data packets which are not transmitted to an output line and for delivering buffered data packets at a later time.
12. The space division packet switch according to claim 11 further comprising
means responsive to a priority code associated with each of said data packets for resolving simultaneous requests for connection to the same output line in favor of the data packet associated with the highest priority code.
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to data packet switching systems and, more particularly, to combined time-division and space-division switching systems for data packets.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Packet transmission of data is an efficient method of time-sharing the capacity of a transmission line among several streams of data. A packet is formed by combining data characters from a single data communication conversation with a header containing address information. When data transmission is bursty, the packets of one conversation may efficiently share a single transmission facility with those of other conversations. The packets of the several conversations are interleaved in time, taking advantage of the idle times between bursts of transmission in each of the several conversations. The data packets belonging to several conversations are transmitted independently of each other, each routed by the address information in its packet header.
Data packets must be switched at transmission branching points. As each packet enters a switch, it is routed to an outgoing transmission line selected on the basis of the address information in the packet header. Time-division packet switches have traditionally accomplished this by merging onto a single buss the packets from all incoming transmission lines. From that single buss, the packets are then redistributed to the several outgoing transmission lines. It can thus be seen that a time-division packet switch is a switch in which many users utilize the same physical facility (the buss) at different times.
Modern data transmission requirements suggest the need for large switches capable of handling traffic from a very large number of transmission lines. In this case, the limited capacity of a single time-division buss becomes a constraint on the capabilities of the switch. An alternative design for a packet switch is therefore required which has no such constraint.
In accordance with the illustrative embodiment of the present invention, packet data transmission systems are constructed from multiple time-division packet switches interconnected by a space-division packet switch. A space-division packet switch is a switch in which different users utilize different physical facilities at the same time. In the present invention, the space-division switch is a matrix of cross-point switches that connect each of a plurality of input busses to one of a plurality of output busses.
In order to accommodate the packet-sized messages, each cross-point switch is constructed to switch one entire packet from an input buss to one of a plurality of output busses in response to address information in the packet header. Thus, unlike cross-point switches in a circuit-switched system, the cross-points of the present invention provide a connection only temporarily for the duration of the packet, and not for the duration of an entire bilateral communication interval between the sender and the receiver.
In further accord with the present invention, if two or more data packets destined for the same output buss arrive simultaneously on a plurality of input busses, a priority contention scheme ensures that one, and only one, data packet (as determined by its priority code) is allowed access to the output buss at any one time. In a preferred embodiment, this contention is carried out by placing the priority code, one bit at a time, on a contention buss. Sources with lower-valued priority codes are dropped until only one contender remains to be gated to the output buss.
By using integrated circuit technology to implement the crosspoint switches, many such switches can be fabricated on a single chip, thus providing a cross-point switching network of extremely small size. One major advantage of the present invention resides in the fact that the cross-point switch does not have to operate at a rate any faster than the data speed of the incoming data packets. Moreover, the switch control circuitry is not centralized, but is distributed throughout the cross-points themselves. A control circuit failure therefore disables only a single cross-point, and not the entire switch.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a packet switch in which the present invention might find use;
FIG. 2 is a graphical representation of a data packet of the type to be switched by the switch of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a general block diagram of the internal construction of a space-division switch suitable for use in the packet switch of FIG. 1; and
FIG. 4 is a detailed circuit diagram of one cross-point of the space division switch of FIG. 3.
Referring more particularly to FIG. 1, there is shown a packet switch 10 having a first plurality of input data lines 11 and a second plurality of output data lines 12. Message packets, to be described in connection with FIG. 2, arrive asynchronously on input data lines 11. In response to destination information contained in the message packets themselves, each packet is switched from one of input data busses 11 to the appropriate one of output data busses 12. A plurality of data packets can therefore be switched simultaneously, as long as no conflict arises in the use of output busses.
Referring to FIG. 2, there is shown a graphical representation of a single data packet 20 comprising a header including a destination address 21 and a source address 22. Following the header is a block of data 23. The packet of FIG. 2 can be of a fixed length or of variable length, depending on the system in which it is used. From the point of view of the switch 10 of FIG. 1, packets can be of any length whatsoever. For simplicity, however, it will be assumed that the packets are of a preselected fixed size. The modifications necessary to accommodate variable length packets will be obvious to those of ordinary skill in the art.
In accordance with the present invention, FIG. 3 discloses a detailed block diagram of the space-division packet switch useful as the packet switch 10 of FIG. 1. The packet switch of FIG. 3 comprises a plurality of input busses 11, each of which is connected to a "first-in, first-out" (FIFO) queue register 30. Each of FIFO queue registers 30 is connected to an address translator 31, which translates the header information into a column address, which identifies a unique one of output (column) lines 12, and a priority code, which determines which input packet will take precedence in the case of a conflict. A conflict arises when two or more data packets on different input busses 11 simultaneously contend for the same one of output busses 12.
Bridged between each of row input busses 32 and each of column output busses 12 is a crosspoint switch 33. Each of cross-point switches 33, to be described in detail in connection with FIG. 4, serves to connect one of row busses 32 to one of column busses 12 for the duration of a single data packet, such as that illustrated in FIG. 2.
FIFO registers 30 are of well-known design and of sufficient capacity adequately to buffer incoming packet traffic on input busses 11. Such FIFO registers are well-known in the art and will not be further described here. The size of registers 30 is a function of the expected traffic load, all in accordance with well-known switching technology. In general, registers 30 served as a mechanism for temporarily storing data packets received on row input busses 11 while they await the availability of the desired one of column output busses 12.
Address translators 31 translate the destination, source, or combined destination and source addresses, into a column identifier code and a priority code. The column identifier code identifies one, and only one, of column output busses 12. The priority code determines which of two or more data packets competing simultaneously for the same column output buss 12 is served first. The column identification code and the priority code are both prefixed to the data packet so as to arrive at the balance of the circuitry of FIG. 3 ahead of the remainder of the packet. Translators 31 can be simple logic circuits to make the desired code changes, where higher priority code values imply higher levels of priority. Address translators 31 could also comprise a read only memory (ROM) addressed by the source/destination address information in the packet header. The read-only-memory then would store and read out appropriate column identity and priority codes at that address. Since such code translators are likewise well-known in the art, they will not be further described here.
Busy wires 38 are connected to crosspoints 33 to signal the message source that the crosspoint is in the process of transmitting a packet to the connected column output buss. The FIFO queue register 30 uses this busy signal to pause in transmitting packets until the busy signal is removed, indicating that the crosspoints are again available for use.
In FIG. 4 there is shown a detailed circuit diagram of one of the cross-point circuits 33 of FIG. 3. In FIG. 4, the cross-point circuit 33 can be seen to comprise a shift register 50, a compare circuit 51, an EXCLUSIVE-OR gate 52, latch circuits 53 and 62, a transmission gate 54, and two inverters, inverters 55 and 56. At the beginning of each packet timeframe, the packet to be switched is broadcast on the broadcast buss portion 57 of one of input busses 11. The column address code from broadcast buss 57 is copied into shift register 50 of each of the cross-points 33 connected to broadcast buss 57. Once the complete column address for the packet is available in shift register 50, this column address is applied to compare circuit 51. Simultaneously, the column address code associated with the particular contention bus 58 of output busses 12 associated with each crosspoint circuit is also applied to compare circuit 51. An address match will occur in only one of the cross-points 33. The result of a successful comparison is transmitted over lead 59 to latch 62 where it is stored for the duration of the current packet. Latch circuit 62, in turn, partially enables transmission gate 54.
A priority code, transmitted least significant bit first, follows the column identification code on broadcast buss 57. This priority code, and the data which immediately follows, are simultaneously applied to transmission gate 54 and EXCLUSIVE-OR gate 52. The third and final enabling lead to transmission gate 54 is taken from the inverted output of latch circuit 53.
Latch circuit 53 stores the result of priority contentions using the priority codes generated in translator circuits 31 of FIG. 3. At the beginning of each packet period, latch circuit 53 (along with latch circuit 62) is cleared by a signal on lead 60. Transmission gate 54 is therefore partially enabled at the beginning of the packet period. At this time, the priority codes, generated in address translators 31 and prefixed to the data packets, are simultaneously launched through their respective transmission gates 54 onto the common contention buss 58. As each bit of the priority codes are routed onto contention buss 58, they are combined with the bits of corresponding significance from priority codes from other cross-points on buss 58. Transmission gates 54 may be designed, for example, as open-collector drivers to permit such operation.
The result of this arrangement is that the value on contention buss 58 during any priority bit period is the logical sum of all of the priority code bits of that significance simultaneously being applied to buss 58. Inverter 55 receives this logical sum, inverts it, and applies it to EXCLUSIVE-OR gate 52. At the same time, the corresponding bit of the priority code on broadcast buss 57 is applied to the other input of EXCLUSIVE-OR gate 52. Thus, EXCLUSIVE-OR gate 52 compares the priority code on broadcast buss 57 with the combined priority bits on contention buss 58, one bit at a time. If a discrepancy occurs between the two inputs to EXCLUSIVE-OR gate 52, an output is produced to set latching circuit 53 and disable transmission gate 54.
It will be noted that, at the end of the priority code, only that crosspoint having the highest priority code will have its latching circuit 53 clear; all the rest will have been set by EXCLUSIVE-OR gate 52. That is, only the crosspoint corresponding to the highest valued priority code will continue to be connected to contention buss 58. All of the other crosspoints will have been previously disconnected by the setting of latching circuit 53 in response to a priority code bit which is a zero when the corresponding bit of a higher priority code will have produced a one on broadcast buss 57.
When latching circuit 53 is cleared, an output from inverter 56 is applied to busy wire 38 to provide an indication that a packet is in the process of being switched from buss 57 to buss 58. This busy signal blocks transmission of the packet from FIFO queue register 30 (FIG. 3) until the next packet time-slot. At the end of the packet, latching circuit 53 is again cleared by a signal on lead 60, the busy signal is removed from lead 38 and the entire process can be repeated.
If no other data packets on other broadcast busses are contending with the data packet at the crosspoint of FIG. 4, the only priority bits appearing in contention buss 58 will be those supplied by crosspoint 33 of FIG. 4. At the end of the priority code, transmission gate 54 will continue to be operated due to the match in every bit position, as detected by gate 52. The data following the priority code on broadcast buss 57 is transferred from buss 57 to buss 58 through transmission gate 54.
It will be noted that the space-division crosspoint circuits of the present invention are simple digital logic and digital storage circuits well-suited for large scale integration. It is therefore possible to realize a very large electronic crosspoint switch in accordance with the present invention as a very small and compact device.
It will be further noted that the speed requirements of the digital circuits of the present invention are no faster than the bit rate of the data packets themselves. This remains true regardless of the size (number of crosspoints) of the electronic crosspoint switch. This is a distinct advantage over time-division switches, particularly, for larger switch sizes.
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Ten years ago in the fall of 2003, I finally read Robert Bartley's The Seven Fat Years. An economic history of the booming '80s, along with the slow-growth '70s that preceded the alleged 'Decade of Greed," Bartley's book was a masterpiece. Most already know this, but Bartley was the editorial page editor of the Wall Street Journal, and he sadly died ten years ago today.
I was never lucky enough to know Bartley, but he was always kind enough to return an occasional e-mail, including one about interest rates referenced in his book not long before he passed. Though The Seven Fat Years was published in 1992, it remains one of the most useful books an economically interested reader could ever buy. It explains very entertainingly how extraordinarily easy is economic growth, and to read it once again as I did for this belated review is to also see how very visionary was this revolutionary economic thinker.
What were the seven fat years? As Bartley writes early on, they took place from 1983-1990 when "the United States recovered its pre-1973 growth path." Why did it? That's pretty basic, though hard in practice thanks to the third rate thinkers who generally populate Congress and the White House, not to mention the deluded sorts who populate what is an increasingly fraudulent economics profession.
Bartley thankfully wasn't an economist, and possessing a mind not so polluted by charts, graphs and more than worthless measures of economic activity, he understood intimately that economic growth is as simple as keeping the price of work and investment light (taxes), trade among economic actors around the world free, regulation minimal, and the money used to measure real economic activity stable in value. The Seven Fat Years describes how we forgot basic economics in the malaise-ridden '70s, only for Bartley and others to revive Classical economics in the '80s; thus the 7-year boom.
The book begins with Bartley's observation that "In the years just before 1982, democratic capitalism was in retreat. Its economic order seemed unhinged, wracked by bewildering inflation, stagnant productivity, and finally a deep recession." He went on to note that "Economic confusions and a sense of futility sapped the morale of the Western people; leaders talked of "malaise" in America and "Europessimism" across the Atlantic."
What's so amazing about Bartley's words, or maybe not, is that they could have been written yesterday. History surely repeats itself, or rhymes, and just as Paul Krugman on the left and Tyler Cowen on the right talk at length about economic growth as something no longer attainable, the popular view among economists then was that "America had become a 'debtor nation' and was declining as previous empires had." No, economic growth is once again as simple as getting the policy mix right. Bartley and a group of economic visionaries that included, but was not limited to Robert Mundell, Arthur Laffer, Charles Kadlec, Jude Wanniski, and Rep. Jack Kemp, authored a revolution that led to Ronald Reagan's election, and an eventual revival of economic growth thanks to a return to simple economic ideas that removed barriers to production.
These economic concepts were referred to then, and are now, as "supply-side" economics. Unfortunately a media that couldn't understand the concepts limited its flawed analysis of supply side to the Laffer (more on Laffer's brilliant contributions in a little bit) Curve, but it was really much more than that. Unlike demand-side thinkers who falsely presume growth is a function of stimulating consumption, Bartley and other Classical thinkers knew otherwise. They correctly understood that all demand is a function of supply, so in order to stimulate demand it was necessary for policymakers to stimulate the supply side of the economy; as in remove the tax, regulatory, trade and monetary barriers to production. It worked as the booming '80s revealed.
To read The Seven Fat Years is to know with certitude how very much Bartley would understand the problems of today. That is so because today's problems are in many ways a repeat of what happened in the 1970s. If there's disagreement with Bartley, and there's very little of that, it has to do with his assertion early on that "It seems that prosperity may bring discontents, real and imagined, that in turn consume the prosperity." My own view is that prosperity doesn't so much bring discontent as much as one of its negative tradeoffs is that it makes us flabby, and too often uncaring in terms of whom we vote into office.
Conversely, slow growth always and everywhere authored by government focuses the electorate. Reagan's election was the result of the failures of LBJ, Nixon, Ford, and Carter, and he revived economic growth through the implementation of the Bartley policy mix that President Clinton largely maintained such that the Reagan/Clinton era was marked by substantial growth. A booming economy essentially blinded voters to the importance of policy such that they elected second rate thinkers of the George W. Bush and Barack Obama variety. Both presidents revived the failed policy ideas of the 1970s; the unstable, cheap money that each sought the most consequential when it came to policy that's always inimical to economic growth.
Bartley would understand today precisely because he'd seen all of this before. Indeed, while it's popular to this day among the political and economic commentariat to blame OPEC for rising oil prices in the '70s, Bartley righted the false history about oil in correctly putting quotes around 'oil shocks.' As he and the rest of the Michael 1 (the lower Manhattan restaurant where he, Laffer, Mundell and other leading Classical thinkers frequently talked policy) crowd knew well, oil wasn't suddenly expensive as much as the dollar in which it was priced was cheap.
Bartley wrote that "The real shock was that the dollar was depreciating against oil, against gold, against foreign currencies and against nearly everything else." About OPEC's non-role in an energy 'crisis' created by U.S. monetary policy, Bartley observed that "In the confusion of the 1970s, no one noticed that OPEC told us plainly what was going to happen after the closing of the gold window." Put more simply, when the Nixon administration delinked the dollar from gold, the dollar's value plummeted on the way to the 1970s commodity boom.
Bartley would understand our present situation well simply because George W. Bush, like Nixon and Carter in the '70s, sought a weak dollar. The markets complied owing to the historical truth that presidential administrations always get the dollar they want. It staggers this writer to this day that so many otherwise smart people ascribe nominally expensive oil to OPEC and foreign demand much as smart people felt this way in the '70s. It's particularly unsettling that so many on the right who generally believe in free markets buy into this falsehood. Implicit there is that an oil market dating back to the 1860s still hasn't figured out how to match supply with demand. More to the point, when the right incorrectly tie expensive oil to scarcity they are explicitly suggesting 'market failure' on the part of the energy industry. It would be funny if it weren't so sad.
The money illusion that gave us high oil prices in the '70s, and that has given us similarly nosebleed oil in the 2000s brings with it economy-sapping investment implications. Not only is oil everywhere such that it's prosaic, it's also easy to tax for it being of the earth, or stationary as it were.
Later in the book Bartley noted that in the '70s "Nearly everyone had bet on constantly rising oil prices." When money is cheap, investment flows into the commoditized wealth that already exists over the stock and bond income streams representing wealth that doesn't yet exist. When oil and commodities are booming, the real economy is struggling. Bartley went on to write that "when money turned tight, the oil price couldn't go up and the loans [made to oil companies] couldn't be repaid." When we return to quality money, and eventually we will given the desire of Americans for growth, oil and commodity based economies here (think North Dakota in particular) and around the world will face a rude awakening. History always repeats itself, and Bartley would not be fooled by today's energy 'boom' in much the same way that he and the rest of the Michael 1 crew weren't fooled back in the '70s. As he put it, "At Michael 1 these events were not seen as an oil problem but a monetary problem."
Moving to the monetary policy that created the '70s crack-up that Bartley described, and that tells the story of the present too, the Michael 1 crowd very much decried Nixon's ill-conceived decision to rob the dollar of its gold definition. Better yet, they understood the change in investor preference from future concepts to the hard wealth of the present that similarly weighs on our economy today. Much as housing and commodities soared under Bush, in the '70s there was similarly according to Bartley a rush into "real assets such as gold or real estate."
In the '70s the prevailing economic view of a political class utterly confused by the slow growth that resulted from a weak dollar was that the economy needed more of the same. A weak dollar would boost exports despite devaluation always and everywhere existing as the economy-wrecking policy lever of the poorest countries. The Michael 1 attendees correctly understood that "Money is a veil, and will not change the relative value of a jug of wine and a loaf of bread." To Bartley et al, money's sole purpose was as a measure of value that would facilitate the exchange of bread and wine, thus the importance of stability.
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Why is Open Season rated PG?
Official MPAA Rating: Open Season is rated PG for for some rude humor, mild action and brief language.
In the war between predator and prey, animals are constantly threatened with guns. In defense and retaliation, the forest creatures attack the hunters with skunk spray, throw and catapult objects at them, as well as detonate an explosion. Massive property damage results, although there is no loss of life. While this violence is portrayed in a comical manner, there are moments of peril for some of the characters that may frighten young viewers. The script includes mild sexual and rude bathroom humor. Eating chocolate and drinking coffee are depicted as having an addictive effect on some animals. During a break and enter, a couple of animals behave recklessly and irresponsibly.


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Current Officers Mike Cole, Randy Kern and Tony Shanko are now officially President, Vice President and Treasurer-elect, respectively. Congrats to the guys for a great 2007, and we're glad you'll be back to take another crack at it in 2008!
The auction featured everything from kitchen items to top notch resin "mystery kits" in plain brown wrappers. Sure, a couple guys "wigged out" (you'll see photos of that I'm sure) a little but the club raised some essential operating funds.
And then there was the barbecue and hot dogs...and cake...feeding the members was the least we could do considering several power bidders sure couldn't afford to buy dinner on the way home!!
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Global Analysis of Minimal Surfaces
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moreMany properties of minimal surfaces are of a global nature, and this is already true for the results treated in the first two volumes of the treatise. Part I of the present book can be viewed as an extension of these results. For instance, the first two chapters deal with existence, regularity and uniqueness theorems for minimal surfaces with partially free boundaries. Here one of the main features is the possibility of 'edge-crawling' along free parts of the boundary. The third chapter deals with a priori estimates for minimal surfaces in higher dimensions and for minimizers of singular integrals related to the area functional. In particular, far reaching Bernstein theorems are derived. The second part of the book contains what one might justly call a 'global theory of minimal surfaces' as envisioned by Smale. First, the Douglas problem is treated anew by using Teichmuller theory. Secondly, various index theorems for minimal theorems are derived, and their consequences for the space of solutions to Plateau's problem are discussed. Finally, a topological approach to minimal surfaces via Fredholm vector fields in the spirit of Smale is presented. less
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My daughter is about to turn one. I saw your list of books a while ago (http://extempore.livejournal.com/21201
Your pronunciation was wrong: she is indeed Ready McReadyson. Or at least Ready McReadyasshelleverbeerson.
Both thankfully and obviously, crafts and reading are just the tip of the iceberg, but the scales do shift. Yesterday, I swapped knowledge with LT2: she taught me a short song on the piano and I taught her how to add fractions with different denominators. Do you all play the "no" game yet, where you're not permitted to say the specific word "no" and of course are encouraged to trick your opponents into saying it?
Hey, you're back. How do you want your $100?
Sort of on topic: Do you have any recommendations for books on homeschooling or unschooling?
I've reached the breaking point with my eldest son's school (mis)adventures and am interested in navigating new waters.
Hearing my kids play with language consistently provides some of my favorite parenting moments. Sounds like you've got a live one :)
It's not exactly about home/unschooling, but of the books in the vicinity, Teaching As a Subversive Activity is the one I'd most recommend.
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Haven't been on in quite a while (since the Gumball Rally, actually) and I just wanted to drop a line to both MC Mods and everyone else who was involved in the Gumball Rally back in May and say thank you!
Thank you for welcoming my team, The Eisner Initiative, with open arms and feelings. Since I'm the only one from my team who posts on MC, not everyone knew us aside from the few who have met me before (I don't post as often as some so I'm still a mystery to a lot of people on here).
However, all mystery (and "alternative hair styles") aside, we were welcomed and greeted and chatted with by many people and it was nice to be welcomed in that fashion since it was our first Gumball Rally for all four of us. We appreciated the positivity shown by both the mods and fellow Rally-ers alike.
Lastly, since this is my first time back on since the rally, I've come back to multiple positive private messages and the like regarding our team name, logo, etc. Thank you for your kind words. We thought the name (The Eisner Initiative) was pretty clever, too
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The Firs Yurt Camping
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Stunning yurts in a stunning location!
The Firs is in a fantastic location at the foot of the Malvern Hills and in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Our four yurts are genuine Mongolian homes which have been furnished and equipped to a high standard offering true home from home comfort. To complement the yurts we have posh washrooms offering facilities which are a far cry from conventional camping.
Our larger yurts have two doors, are 21 feet in diameter, and have a kingsize bed and single beds. Standard equipment includes a fridge, hospitality tray, kettle, sofa, dining table and chairs. The other yurts have single entrance doors, still large in size offering ample space and are similarly well equipped.
For guests requiring more accommodation than the yurts can provide we also have an outstanding 5 metre bell tent which offers ample space for 4 further guests. The bell tent accommodates up to four single beds, lighting, outdoor table and seating and more. Please ask for further details of this.
The Firs is a small holding on the edge of Castlemorton Common offering access to thousands of acres of protected common land. There is an abundance of wild life, walks and places to explore. We are in an excellent location for exploring the Malverns or for visiting the many shows at The Three Counties Showground, or the festivals in Upton Upon Severn.
Treat yourself and your family to a well earned break.
|Sleeps up to 4, 1 bedrooms
|Car advised
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|Nearest airport: Birmingham 45 km, Nearest railway: Great Malvern 6 km
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|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|Kettle, Toaster
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|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
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|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
The Worcestershire region
Malvern makes an excellent base for those wishing to explore the region. To the North just 7 miles away lies the City of Worcester with its Civil War history, its spectacular Cathedral and an excellent City shopping centre. For sporting enthusiasts visit Worcester Warriors Rugby Club and Worcestershire County Cricket Club both providing home ground for National and International stars.
To the South is Cheltenham Spa town and the City of Gloucester with its historic docks.
To the East is Warwick with its famous Castle and Stratford-upon-Avon with its Shakespearian history.
To the West over the Hills lie the market towns of Ledbury and Ross-on-Wye (the gateway to South Wales and set on the banks of the River Wye). The City of Hereford is just 22 miles with its ancient Cathedral providing a home for the 'Mappa Mundi'.
Voted the 2nd best place to live in the entire Country (Source:- Experian) Malvern has a lot to offer any visitor to the area. Naturally the Malvern Hills attract visitors all through the year and are suited for short walks or long treks. Sample the breathtaking views towards the Black Mountains in Wales, with the rolling Herefordshire countryside between.
It is easy to understand why Elgar gained inspiration for his works from these Hills. Why not visit the spectacular Eastnor Castle lying on the Herefordshire side of the hills?
Malvern water and the water cure originate from the high quality water drawn from the Hills and both have a history dating back well over a century.
The Morgan Motor Company have a visitor centre in their Malvern factory. Here you can dream of owing one of their classic sports cars. See how they combine traditional handmade car manufacturing mixed with advanced technology.
Malvern Theatres is a fantastic location for high quality stage shows performed by renowned actors.
Or simply visit the many beauty spots in Castlemorton and the Malvern Hills and sit and watch the world go by!
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After having whipped audiences into frenzies at this summer's annual Siren Festival at Coney Island and adding some much-needed kookiness to the two-day outing in Chicago thrown by the Pitchfork mafia, Man Man is far and away the best live act worth every cent of the price of admission for the calendar year of 2006.
Led by the gravelly voice of singer/organist Ryan Kattner (a.k.a. Honus Honus), the band includes percussionist Pow Pow, who defines his instrumental duties as "playing sexual drums," alongside multi-instrumentalists Sergei Sogai, Cougar, and Chang Wang. Chang Wang, who spent most of the time at our interview backstage at Siren laughing like a wild caged chimpanzee pelting dung at a zookeeper, is the natural oddball whose mildly seedy disposition sums up Man Man's enigmatic sound. Sure, they look like the type of guys who you wouldn't let your daughter get within ten feet of, and their answers to some of the basic interview questions are at times short, sweet, and to the point, but once a listener becomes a seasoned Man Man fan, they know it's all about the music.
Their latest, highly-praised sophomore full-length Six Demon Bag is a punk-filled and jazzy rumpus-filled stew cut from the cloth of gypsy, klezmer, skewed cabaret, pop hooks, drinking ditties, and a curious assortment of other influences. The album can at times be redolent of the likes of Tom Waits and Captain Beefheart, played by a crew of elves, gnomes, and ogres at a mushroom party in a setting penned by JRR Tolkien and composed by Bertolt Brecht on an absinthe binge and a side helping of hooting, whooping, clanking, and clattering.
But Man Man doesn't quite see things in that light. They firmly state that none of the above-mentioned genres or artists have had any creative influence on them as a band and resist any labeling or pigeonholes. "We play music and lots of it," notes Sergai. "I see it as family divorce court music," retorts Honus. "We're not really influenced by that much. We're just playing the kind of music that we play." As for trying to figure out Man Man's origins, they really won't elaborate except by saying that their formation was "accidental" and that they got the attention of their label, Ace Fu, merely by means of "fucking up."
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People watch villain Bane on the screen during the midnight premiere of "The Dark Knight Rises" inside the Liberty Science Center IMAX theater in Jersey City, N.J. A gunman in a gas mask barged into a crowded Denver-area theater during a midnight premiere of the Batman movie on Friday, July 20, 2012, hurled a gas canister and then opened fire, killing 12 people and injuring at least 50 others in one of the deadliest mass shootings in recent U.S. history.
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The Equity Online Branch
Welcome to The Equity Online Branch
This is the Online Branch. It lives! By the summer it should be live and then open as panto season arrives. This is the public page of the Online Branch. It is one page. The Branch itself is availible to the beta team.
What is the Online Branch? It is an area within the Members Area that has all the rights and powers of a geographic branch but you can visit it at any time you like from your own home or anywhere you have access to a computer, iDevice and the Internet.
NOTE: Branch members have additional access permisions to enter the Online Branch which activates a left hand menu displaying funtions such at Motions, Debates and Voting. If you would like to consider joining the branch please contact the moderator with your name, and Equity No# (include your email address if you would like a response from the moderator) - Thanks, Caron
Who is a member of the Online Branch right now? There are 25 Equity Members in the direct testing team. 16 are on the working-party who are serving as the committee and 8 are Branch Members participating in the testing. Caron is currently serving a Moderator/Chair.
If you are interested in joining the EquityUK Online Branch contact the currently serving Moderator.
The Moderator
Hello, Caron here your new moderator, some of you know me, *waves* some may have heard of me *shakes hand*, some will have no idea *hi, nods - smiles warmly*. Not sure which is best! That is rhetoric by the way no answers on digital post cards thank you.
My priorities are as follows:
Establish communiation with members during this final phase of testing (DONE)
Ironing out the last few operational glitches with the assistance of the testing team
(6 wk target preparing report back on July 2nd)
Presenting the Online Branch at the 2015 ARC (DONE)
What Caron would like from you (visiting right now) is your past experiences of attending traditional branches if you have. She would also like to hear what you'd like to see happen as the Online Branch evolves.
Branch moderator
Caron Jane Lyon Email Caron
How it works
Chat room
Go to the Chat room to see what other branch members are talking about and join in the discussion. At any time you can turn one of these discussions into a formal motion for the branch to debate.
Debating chamber
Go to the Debating chamber to see what is currently being debated. Each member gets one opportunity to contribute to each debate and when the debate has been closed members can vote on the motion.
Voting area
Have your say! Every member of the Online Branch has the opportunity to vote on motions and amendments that will help to shape Equity policy.
Latest chat room threads
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