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Stir Fried Vegetable
16 Aug 2012
This pinoy recipe of stir fry is very common in the Philippines.
|1 Cup (16 tbs), chopped
|Green bell pepper
|1 Cup (16 tbs), sliced
|Red bell pepper
|1 Cup (16 tbs), sliced
|Snow peas
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs), grated, boiled
|1 Cup (16 tbs), sliced
|1 Teaspoon, crushed
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1. In a pan heat some cooking oil and saute the garlic and onion.
2. Add the shrimp and shredded boiled chicken.
3. Mix in the chicken bouillon and add a little amount of water to melt it.
4. Add some ground pepper to taste, cauliflower, carrots and broccoli.
5. Add water as needed to cook the hard vegetable.
6. Add the snow peas and red and green bell peppers and mix well.
7. Add some oyster sauce to taste and mix in the cabbage.
8. Serve the Stir Fry with cooked rice or noodles.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Main Dish
Method:Stir Fried
Restriction:High Fiber, High Protein
Preparation Time:20 Minutes
Cook Time:15 Minutes
Ready In:35 Minutes
StoryWe may not call it stir fry but it's still very common because we cook our vegetables almost in the same way. You sauté your vegetables in garlic and onion, then you put seasonings, you add some pork or any kind of meat, and that's it. You can modify this recipe according to your preference. If it was not for Nunnie, I would put bagoong in it and it will be similar to pinakbet. Or if you want, you can put some boiled chicken liver to it, take off the bell peppers, put a little bit of cornstarch, and you can have chop suey. You can also add some more vegetables or substitute some vegetables if you want. For example, if you don't want the bell peppers, you can take it off the ingredients. We just added the bell peppers because it will give the stir fry a nice color. And also, if you don't want to put sesame oil, you don't have to. It's all optional. So, I can say that this recipe is really flexible or versatile. The good thing about this stir fry recipe is that it is very healthy. With all those vegetables? Man! Talk about good diet. If you are on a special diet or just simply trying to lose weight, then this is for you. It has a lot of fiber and taste good at the same time. If you don't want to use the regular vegetable cooking oil, you can substitute it with olive oil or light margarine. On my next Filipino recipes, I am gonna have to start using fat free, sugar free, or low calorie ingredients because of my gestational diabetes. Yeah, my sugar skyrocketed because I lost control of myself. Not good. So, for those who are trying to be healthy, this stir fry is for you.
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Folic Acid Supplements Do Not Appear To Reduce Risk Of Colorectal Tumors
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Spina Bifida Gene Identified; Groundbreaking Research Can Make Diagnosis Easier
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A Safe Folic Acid Boost From Flour
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Use Folic Acid To Cut Heart Disease, Say Experts
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Encouraging Results For Folic Acid As A Cancer Prevention Drug
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Lots of people have ill-will and mountains of unflattering things to say about their exes. Many of those people say those things online. But if your rant happens to be filled with violent language that makes your former partner afraid for their safety, even if you say you had no intention of ever following through, is it still a real threat? [More]
Supreme Court Rules That You Have To Intend A Threat For It To Be A Real Threat
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We already know that scammers use a variety of unsavory tactics when trying to take advantage of consumers; from impersonating federal agents to threatening jail time. But an alleged fraudster of the so-called "Microsoft Tech Support" scam took things to a decidedly nastier level when his hustle began to unravel. [More]
Verizon: We Will Sue FCC Again If "Hybrid" Net Neutrality Happens
Verizon really does not care for net neutrality rules. They successfully sued to get net neutrality overturned, but it just won't stay dead enough for them. They've tried firmly insisting that everything is fine as is, and yet the FCC keeps actually moving toward enacting some new regulation in the few remaining weeks of the year. So now Verizon is making it very clear: if the FCC tries to make any part of the internet a common carrier, Verizon will drag them through court. Again. [More]
Supreme Court To Decide When Online Rants Cross Line Into Criminal Threats
If I go on Facebook and tell someone in Florida that I am going to beat him into a bloody pulp and maybe kidnap his kid for good measure, I'm in violation of federal law. But does it matter whether I actually intend to do any of these things or if I'm just ranting with no intention of getting up from my comfy couch to do anyone any harm? That's the question the Supreme Court will soon have to decide. [More]
Former TSA Screener Not Fit To Stand Trial For Allegedly Making 9/11-Related Threats
A former TSA screener who worked at Los Angeles International Airport won't stand trial for allegedly sending a series of 9/11-related threats to the airport last fall. [More]
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"I am trying to convert Hindus back to Hindu religion and that will stop Hindus getting converted to other religions." -- Swami Chinmayananda
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Free run for Jihadi Police in Kerala
'Self Appointed Guardians of Society' Batter Youth, Break Spine
His crime? He looked at a girl in Purdah. And then soon afterwards Vijith(18) found himself being battered by the self appointed Jihadi moral police of the Islamic republic of Kerala. A case for attempt to murder has been registered by the police against the assailants for their attack. The 3 assailants are Sanooj, Ashique, and Faisal. The victim Vijith of Nazerath Bhavan hails from Nooranadu.
Among the 3 assailants, police have remanded Sanooj, who hails from Eruva. A probe is on for nabbing the other two. Vijith who came to the Government hospital in Kayamkulam for paying a visit to his ailing aunt allegedly stared at a girl dressed in Purdah. And soon he found himself being beat-up in the most ruthless manner. Those who stood witness to the shocking incident managed to record the same on mobile phones and needless to say, it went viral via MMS and soon found its way to the world of internet. Taking notice of this atrocious crime, ADGP directed the DySP of Kayamkulam P Devamanoharan to act swiftly. Subsequently, a case was registered against the two for attempt to murder.
Inspite of the happening, Vijith, who feared for his life, did not report the matter at home. However, following with no signs of the pain subsiding and with growing discomfort in his physical being, Vijith finally confessed the matter at home on 1 June. He was rushed to the hospital immediately, where the doctors have announced a broken spine. The fact was discovered following an immediate surgery which was required for his heart.
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Can the hindus suddenly grow a spine?
Read this news and thought hindus at last have started growing some spine!Bangalore blast accused killed in Pune jail:
Bangalore Chinnaswamy stadium blast accused Qateel Siddiqui was today strangled to death inside the high-security Yerwada jail in Pune by his fellow-inmates. Siddiqui was also wanted in the German Bakery blast in Pune and was arrested by the Delhi police last year.
The incident happened at 10:30 am today, his postmortem is on. Snuff the jihadi pigs where ever and when ever
07/06/2012 19:36:32
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I request all readers to see the videos below:
JPS Nair
07/06/2012 05:56:37
Kerala is getting Talibalinized
The activities of the so called Jihadi police are indications of Talibanization of kerala. These Jihadis are confident that the kerala government will support them since the Jihadis have good representation in the government. If muslim girls in purda are not allowed to be seen by others, why these Jihadis are not protesting against the parents of these girls who allow them to go out. Taliban does not allow muslim women to get education and work. These jihadis are to be caught and punished in Taliban style in public.
Dr. Babu Suseelan
07/06/2012 05:53:37
Danger of Islamic Police
There is a climate of corruption, graft, Islamic appeasement, Jihadi Moral pilice, and jihadi networks so vast, so organized and well funded so utterly criminal in Kerala as to sicken the average citizen of any civilized world.
To add more insult to injury, the Central Government headed by the uneducated Italian Lady Sonia has ordered that every state government appoint a Jihadi Police Inspector and Sub Inspector in every precient. This directive is utterly humilates, enrages and finally make it meaningless our secular policies. Is it brave or cowardice and surrender to Islamic threats? Surender to Mullahas and terrorists is not an option for our country. It is a bitter lesson for the majority citizens. Citizens, please get out of your drowziness and act now.
Dr. Babu Suseelan
07/06/2012 05:13:51
Kerala will be like kashmir
sooner than I predicted. hsJust a few months ago here. I obviously thought wrongly.I sincerely feel sorry.The keralite hindus can migrate to the surrounding non malayalee states and bring with them the obnoxious strike mentality and bickering thoughts.Vitiate the atmosphere here in the other states! Kerala,kashmir,North east and then the great UP and Bihar , all these places will see an exodus of the asinine hindus to other states and then there will be a clash.Hindus killing each other! Secular rats can be happy as that is exactly they want.Elect Narendra Modi ji Now as PM.Or else you idiotic hindus can kiss good bye.
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New Greek airline Ellinair will take delivery of a wet-leased Airbus A319 later this year and plans to start new charter services to destinations in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine.
The Thessaloniki-based carrier – which owns two BAE Systems Avro RJ85s – says it will take delivery of the A319 under an ACMI contract in May.
Having started with Thessaloniki-Kiev flights on 19 February, the leisure charter airline plans to expand to serve Bryansk, Donetsk, Dnepropetrovsk, Kaliningrad, Kharkiv, Lviv, Mineralnye Vody, Moscow, Odessa, Rostov and Voronezh.
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will the smart cover mess up my ipad cause of the magnet
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No, the iPad uses a LCD display and flash memory, neither of which are negatively affected by magnets.
- Answered by Alexander B from Hayward
The other two answers dont make any sence but no led screens are not affected by magnets because toob tbs put out particles to make the colors and when you hold a magnet to it it attracts those particles so no your iPad will be fine
- Answered by Daniel F from Preston
I always thought it will not effect the display screen but I only read or hear this information around until
I have actually used a smart case on my Ipad mini 3 and since I have revived the device and all its accessories by mail
I start using the smart case then after a week or so my ipad started to get some sort of funny bright lights all over the icons
like a lines or stripes once I open the case ( unlock ) mode and then I started to search about this issue online and discover
that this magnet thing inside the smart case will certainly mess your display if not in a week it might take longer but it would
definitely effect the device as it does with numbers of users that posted their issue experience and seeking for help so I
truly advice to not use any type of cases that have magnet inside keep your device a way from any magnets or water and it will be
just fine and last longer with no issues , Thanks
- Answered by F A from Springfield Gardens
No because Apple had only put magnets on iPad 2 to hold and auto-align the smart cover. The magnet will not mess up.
- Answered by Ellida G from Melbourne
Everyone keeps saying the magnets will not mess up, but I have just read a review under the iPad Smart Cover - dark gray where a poster begs to differ. He is not pleased.
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No it is just a cover and it wont and if it does then either the ipad is a defect or the smart cover is a defect
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Renaissance Boulder FlatIron Hotel places guests opposite FlatIron Crossing Shopping Center, a 20-minute drive from downtown Boulder and 30 minutes from Denver Airport. Hikers and drinkers can hit Open Space & Mountain Parks and Coors Brewery respectively, both within 30 minutes of the hotel.
Free parking, free WiFi
Flatz Restaurant impresses with dishes made from locally sourced meat and other produce. After working out in the fitness center, guests can do a few laps of the indoor pool and then relax on the sundeck. The hotel provides free parking and free WiFi in public areas.
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Spacious suites include a sofa bed, ergonomic chair and desk, a coffeemaker, and a mini-fridge. Guests can stream their own music through the iPod® dock, surf the Web with WiFi, play video games, and watch premium channels on the 37-inch flat-screen TV.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to an indoor pool, Renaissance Boulder FlatIron Hotel provides a health club and a spa tub. The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This 4-star property offers access to a business center, limo/town car service, and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 6300 square feet (585 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers gift shops/newsstands, a fireplace in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Onsite valet parking is complimentary.
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Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( 14.95 USD per day ), Wired internet access ( 14.95 USD per day )
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The airline's freighters - five Boeing 777-200Fs, two Boeing 747-400Fs and one Airbus A300-600F - are all based in Shanghai and serve Guangzhou from there. However, the airline's president Si Xianmin said on the sidelines of the IATA Annual General Meeting in Singapore that both Shanghai and Guangzhou are important.
"The next step for China Southern is to have a bigger presence in Guangzhou and Shenzhen. The Pearl River Delta is an important market and we should be bigger there, in addition to our presence in Shanghai," he added.
His airline was scheduled to launch a cargo joint venture with its fellow SkyTeam member Air France-KLM in 2008, but that was canned due to the global economic crisis. However, in a sign that it was becoming bullish about the sector, the carrier placed an order with Boeing for six 777 freighters in May for delivery between 2013 and 2015. China Southern has not said where it would place these freighters.
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Dedicated cargo carriers in China include Jade Cargo and Great Wall Airlines, as well as foreign carriers such as DHL, Federal Express and UPS. Airlines such as Lufthansa and Korean Air also have major presence. Xi, however, believes that domestic companies could have a bigger share of the pie.
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Residence Les Pins is ideally located near the center of Villars, away from the main hustle and bustle but still close to all town amenities. Just 250m from the cable car and 120m from a small supermarket.
Newly renovated with the perfect combination of authentic charm and modern chic, this duplex apartment is on the second floor of the chalet C residence, it includes a secure underground parking place, and a small indoor heated pool and sauna.
8 people comfortably accommodates: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a separate WC, a large living room with a beautiful warm fireplace, plus a loft space with a TV lounge. The kitchen is fully equipped with fondue, raclette, barbecues, etc.. Free Wi-Fi broadband.
The southern orientation is ideal for enjoying the sun and views of the Rhone Valley and the Alps.
Villars is an ideal resort for both winter and for summer. You will find 225 km of ski slopes, 50 km of cross-country skiing, ski schools and a snow garden for children. Also 300 km of hiking trails, 120 km of bike trails, mountain and golf course 18 holes. Many activities are offered to families throughout the region
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E. J. Dionne: How Arizona's anti-gay bill hurts religion
WASHINGTON — Social and religious conservatives should be the first to oppose the Arizona Legislature's effort to allow businesses to discriminate against same-sex couples on religious grounds.
Partisans of the religious right apparently don't feel this way, but here's why they should: Pushing "conscience exemptions" beyond reasonable limits threatens a long-standing American habit of having government go out of its way to accommodate the commitments of religious people.
Conscience should not be used as a battering ram to undermine any adjustment in the law that some group doesn't like. Using conscience exemptions to facilitate back-door resistance to social change takes something precious and turns it into a cheap political tactic. That's why conservatives should be glad that Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer vetoed the anti-gay bill.
Those who cherish religious faith ought to be heartsick that it is so often invoked not to advance compassion and understanding, but to justify discrimination and even bigotry. This is doing serious harm to our religious traditions, particularly among the young.
The millennials are more detached from organized religion than any earlier cohort of young Americans since polling began: Roughly one-third reject formal religious affiliation. Many scholars attribute this to the hyper-politicization of faith on the right.
To young adults, David Campbell and Robert Putnam wrote in a 2012 article in Foreign Affairs, "'religion' means 'Republican,' 'intolerant,' and 'homophobic.' Since those traits do not represent their views, they do not see themselves — or wish to be seen by their peers — as religious."
Congratulations, Arizona lawmakers, for doing such an excellent job at de-evangelization.
But the promiscuous resort to conscience exemptions is a more immediate danger to religious groups. Religious accommodations in our laws reflect our devotion to liberty and pluralism. They involve an ongoing effort to balance robust protections for faith groups with the need for laws of general application. Destroying the equilibrium will undercut the search for accommodation.
For both pragmatic and principled reasons, supporters of marriage equality have already gone out of their way to respect the objections of many faiths to blessing homosexual unions.
In November 2012, Maryland's voters approved gay marriage by a majority of 52 percent to 48 percent. Key to this victory (and to victories elsewhere) was the willingness of marriage equality's supporters to acknowledge the freedom of religious institutions to run their own affairs.
The wording of Question 6, as it was known, thus included strong language noting that the law "protects clergy from having to perform any particular marriage ceremony in violation of their religious beliefs; affirms that each religious faith has exclusive control over its own theological doctrine regarding who may marry within that faith; and provides that religious organizations and certain related entities are not required to provide goods, services, or benefits to an individual related to the celebration or promotion of marriage in violation of their religious beliefs."
What more could religious opponents of gay marriage ask for? It turns out: quite a lot.
The sponsors of the Arizona legislation think, for example, that religious florists, caterers and photographers should not have to work weddings they don't believe should take place.
Most Americans disagree with this. They make a sensible distinction between guarding the rights of religious groups and allowing wholesale discrimination against gays and lesbians in commerce.
A poll last July by Third Way, a policy organization reflecting the thinking of moderate Democrats, and the Human Rights Campaign, a leading gay rights group, found that while 61 percent of voters said that a clergy member or church should be able to refuse to perform a gay marriage ceremony, only 35 percent said a restaurateur should be able to refuse to cater a gay couple's wedding; 56 percent said he shouldn't.
A similar majority (59 percent) rejected the idea that a florist should be able to refuse to sell flowers for a gay couple's wedding, while 54 percent rejected a comparable right for photographers.
The public sees the difference between a church and a marketplace. Shouldn't this be good news to religious people?
Religious liberty is rooted in law, but also in civility and in a constant effort to take account of the concerns of groups with profoundly different convictions. Intuitively, the American majority — including large numbers of conservatives, Republicans and religious people — knows that Arizona's bill would have upset this delicate balance.
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Historic St. Patrick Halfpenny, XF40(1670-75) 1/2P St. Patrick Halfpenny XF40 PCGS. Breen-204, Vlack 1-A, W-11540. After he arrived in New Jersey in 1681, Mark Newby (1638-1683) became a member of the legislature, and had passed a law that made his St. Patrick's pieces current money. Newby settled in the vicinity of present day Camden, New Jersey, along with other Irish settlers.
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A mobile component of a data exchange system, in particular a mobile telephone of a home mobile radio system, is equipped with an Internet interface in order to transmit control commands via the Internet interface to a control device in order to control one or more consumers, whereby the control device converts these control commands into a corresponding control of the required consumer.
1. A data exchange system, comprising:
a mobile component; and
a control device for receiving control commands from the mobile component to control at least one consumer, converting the control commands into corresponding control signals and transmitting the control signals via a data transmission path to the consumer to be controlled;
wherein the mobile component further comprises an Internet interface to transmit control commands to the control device, the control device evaluating the control commands and converting the control commands into a corresponding control of the consumers connected to the data transmission path, and
wherein the mobile component further comprises an identification unit for supplying information to identify the user of the mobile component, at least one of the mobile component and the control device evaluating the identification information supplied by the identification unit in order to release at least one of access to the consumers connected to the data transmission path and individual functions of the consumers.
2. A data exchange system as claimed in
3. A data exchange system as claimed in
4. A data exchange system as claimed in
5. A data exchange system as claimed in
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The present invention relates to a data exchange system, in particular a mobile telephone system or home mobile telephone system for controlling devices or consumers.
A system to control a multiplicity of electrical consumers is described in the publication WO 99/09780. These consumers are accessible via intermediate actuators via an IP address. Furthermore, the use of an interface to the Internet, whereby consumers can be controlled, is known from the publication EP 0 838 768 A2.
The mobile telephone is being developed into a mass-market product. It is foreseeable that the mobile telephone will, in the future, become a standard device in daily life.
The CTS, (Cellular Telephony System) is currently in the standardization phase. The CTS enables the use of a mobile telephone as a cordless telephone in the home on a home base station. The home base station serves as an interface between the mobile telephone and the fixed network and allows calls to be made from the mobile telephone via the fixed network.
Furthermore, the use of mobile telephones for remote control purposes in the home is also currently under discussion. Integration of an infrared interface into mobile telephones is currently envisaged, so that different devices in the home can be controlled with the aid of a mobile telephone via infrared control signals. Thus, mobile telephones can be used in as remote controls with a learning capability. However, the equipment of mobile telephones with an infrared interface is associated with the disadvantages that additional hardware outlay, an additional radiation line for the infrared LED and a direct line-of-sight contact between the corresponding mobile telephone and the devices which are to be remotely controlled are required. In addition, applications are already known in which mobile telephones are used in the home to control consumers. Thus, for example, a data exchange system implemented on the basis of a home mobile radio system is known in which a mobile telephone operated according to the DECT standard (Digital European Cordless Telephone) is used to control a television set, which also contains the base station of the mobile radio system.
An object of the present invention, therefore, is to provide a simple facility for controlling consumers via a mobile data exchange device, in particular via a mobile telephone.
The present invention is based on a data exchange system in which a mobile component is used to control a consumer. According to the present invention, the control commands are transmitted from the mobile component via an Internet interface to a control device. The data exchange system may be designed in the form of a home mobile radio system, so that a mobile telephone with an Internet interface is used as the mobile component.
Since plans already exist to equip high-end telephones with an Internet interface in the near future, no additional hardware is essentially required in a mobile telephone of this type for remote control of consumers. The present invention offers the particular advantage that devices from different manufacturers can communicate with one another on the basis of standard Internet data transmission.
Preferably, if a mobile telephone is used as the mobile component, this can be operated on a home base station as a cordless telephone. According to the present invention, different consumers which are to be remotely controlled are connected to this home base station so that, via the home base station, remote control of these consumers is possible via any type of data connection.
Since the standard home base station is normally designed merely as a communications interface between the mobile telephone and a communications network, an additional control is required which, on the one hand, is controlled from the mobile telephone via the Internet interface of the mobile telephone and which, on the other hand, forwards the control commands accordingly via the data connection to the individual consumers or devices. The control, therefore, performs the function of a home server.
The home base station may, for example, be based on the GSM standard (Global System for Mobile Communication) or the UMTS standard (Universal Mobile Telecommunication System) and the CTS standard.
Furthermore, control of consumers via a mobile telephone offers the advantage that a system for identification and authentication of the user is already available for mobile telephones, so that this system can also be used for access restriction for various consumers or their functions.
Additional features and advantages of the present invention are described in, and will be apparent from, the following Detailed Description of the Invention and the Figures.
Preferably, the home mobile telephone system is designed according to the CTS standard in such a way that, with the aid of the home base station 2, a communications link can be set up between the mobile telephone 1 and the communications network. The home base station 2 therefore serves as a communications interface between the mobile telephone 1 and the communications network, and enables the use of the mobile telephone 1 as a cordless telephone in the home.
The home server 4 serves as a control device to convert control commands transmitted by the mobile telephone 1 into a corresponding control of various consumers 5. For this purpose, the consumers 5 are connected via a data transmission line or path 9 to the home server 4. This may involve not only wired data transmission but also wireless data transmission (e.g., infrared signal transmission).
It is known that control commands can, in principle, be transmitted via the Internet (World Wide Web, WWW). Current Internet and Java developments are designed to network devices via the Internet and remotely control these devices with the aid of control commands transmitted via the Internet. It can be assumed that, in the near future, all high-end telephone devices will possess an Internet interface in order to access the Internet.
In the embodiment shown in
The consumers 5 connected to the data transmission path 9 may, in principle, involve any given home or office devices. Thus, for example, remote control of television sets, personal computers, hi-fi systems, video recorders, air-conditioning systems, heating devices, the like and combinations thereof is conceivable with the aid of the mobile telephone 1.
The individual consumers are preferably controlled via the data transmission path 9 in digital form, since digital signal transmission offers greater transmission reliability than analog signal transmission. The individual consumers 5 can, therefore, be controlled by the home server 4 in the form of digital control words, whereby the control words, depending on the control commands entered via the keypad 7 of the mobile telephone 1, contain device-specific or consumer-specific addresses in order to address the required consumers 5. Thus, each consumer 5 is equipped with a corresponding digital data interface which monitors the control words present on the data transmission path 9 for the occurrence of its own address and converts the control commands accordingly if it is itself addressed.
The data transmission path 9 is preferably designed as two-way, so that the different consumers 5 can be not only controlled, but also monitored (i.e., status information relating to the individual consumers 5 also can be retrieved from the mobile telephone 1). For example, it can thus be determined whether a specific television set is switched on or not. The return messages from the home base station 2 to the mobile telephone 1 are likewise preferably transmitted via the Internet interface.
Normal communication between the home base station 2 and the mobile telephone 1 can be carried out according to any given mobile radio standard, such as GSM, DECT (Digital European Cordless Telephone) or Bluetooth, or also via infrared transmission. The use of dual-mode devices (e.g., DECT/GSM) is similarly conceivable. In addition, the control commands also can be transmitted from the mobile telephone to the home base station 2 or to the home server 4 connected thereto in a different frequency band and with a shorter range than in normal call data transfer.
The different consumers 5 can be controlled from the mobile telephone 1 via a hierarchical menu structure, as shown in
An advantage in the remote control of consumers 5 with the aid of a mobile telephone 1 is that a system for identifying and authenticating the user is already provided for mobile telephones. Thus, GSM mobile telephones 1 can only be operated with "SIM cards" 10 (Subscriber Identification Module), which are inserted into the mobile telephone 1 and which contain identification information relating to the relevant user which subsequently can be checked in order to release the mobile telephone 1 for the authorized user only. User authentication in the mobile telephones 1 is becoming increasingly reliable. Fingerprint recognition, for example, is also currently under discussion. In addition, identification through voice recognition is also possible.
The above-mentioned identification and authentication options for mobile telephones 1 can be used in the context of the present invention in order to selectively release only specific consumers or devices 5 or corresponding functions of the consumers for the relevant user. If the present invention is used in the office domain, it is possible, for example, following user identification, to determine whether this user, in controlling a personal computer, is even authorized to switch it on. If not, access is denied. Access authorization can be checked in both the mobile telephone 1 and the home base station 2 or in the home server 4. Similarly, with the aid of the identification options of the mobile telephone 1, only specific functions of the relevant controlled device 5 can be protected against unauthorized access. Thus, for example, specific television programs can be released in this way for specific users or can be blocked (e.g., for children).
Due to the increasing computing power of available computer components and increasing integration, different system components can be functionally combined in one device. Thus, it is possible for the home server 4 and the home base station 2 to form one unit, as indicated in
A unit of this type may internally include one or more control units (CPUs) 11, one or more memories 12 to store software and/or data, ancillary units (e.g., MPEG decoders 13) and different interfaces 14, 15 for connection with other devices. These interfaces may, for example, be wire-based or wireless, or may support "power line technology". The use of dielectric conductors, such as optical fibers, is also conceivable. The interface 15 provides a connection to the data transmission path 9.
The functionality of a combination unit of this type may, for example, include the functionality of a television set, whereby the combination unit receives a television program via one of the interfaces 14 (e.g., via a television cable connection) and converts these data with the aid of the MPEG decoder 13 into an image data stream. One of the controlled consumers 5 may be designed as a digital monitor which receives the image data from the combination unit via the data transmission path 9 which is designed as an IEEE1394 bus.
In parallel with this television operation, processes run on the control unit(s) 11 which ensure wireless communication between the combination unit and the mobile component 1 shown in
Although the present invention has been described with reference to specific embodiments, those of skill in the art will recognize that changes may be made thereto without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as set forth in the hereafter appended claims.
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