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|Bureau for Intercultural Education (U.S.)
|Records (ca. 1940-1960) of the Bureau for International Education (New York) include correspondence, minutes, interviews, articles, publications, and reports. Also included are tapes and transcriptions of tapes of Stewart Cole.
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An educational association, the Bureau for Intercultural Education was founded ca. 1940 after reorganization of its predecessors, the Service Bureau for Education in Human Relations and the Service Bureau for Intercultural Education. Dr. Rachel DuBois had founded the former to help teachers and school administrators in the New York area set up intercultural programs. In 1937, the Service Bureau was invited to become the "Commission on Intercultural Education" of the Progressive Education Association, an arrangement which lasted until 1938, when it was renamed as the Service Bureau for Intercultural Education. DuBois resigned in 1940, and the organization became the Bureau for Intercultural Education. Its first director was Stewart Cole, who was succeeded by H.H. Giles. The group established field centers in cities such as Detroit, Michigan, led workshops for educators, and conducted scientific research. It ceased to operate in 1954.
The Bureau for Intercultural Education (New York, NY) collection is available for public research.
The Bureau for Intercultural Education (New York, NY) collection is the physical property of the Immigration History Research Center, University of Minnesota.
For further information regarding the copyright, please contact the IHRC.
The Bureau for Intercultural Education (New York, NY) Records, General/Multiethnic Collection, Immigration History Research Center, University of Minnesota
Related collections at IHRC are Papers of Stewart G. Cole and Papers of Rachel Davis Dubois.
|Education--Societies, etc.--New York (N.Y.).
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Salamander, the Hop Pole and now Graze
Posted: January 24, 2013|
It may have only been open for little more than a month but Graze is already making its mark on Bath's foodie scene.
The bar, chophouse and soon-to-be opened brewery is the latest addition to the Bath Ales empire, and occupying the whole top floor of the Vaults – Bath's new eating quarter next to the train station – it has a commanding position in the southern part of the city.
Whether it's the Bath Ales brand that's drawing in the punters, or the prime location, something definitely seems to be working. While other establishments may be feeling the pinch as people tighten their purse strings post-Christmas at Graze business is booming.
"It has been going really well so far," said Robin Couling, retail director for Bath Ales. "It is great to see it so full on what could be a quiet January day. We have had a very positive start and a lot of support. It has exceeded expectation."
While Graze is not a new concept for Bath Ales (there is one in Bristol and another in Cirencester), it is very different from its other Bath venues – the Salamander and the Hop Pole.
"We have two Graze sites already," said Robin, "So this is a progression of that concept.
"We had the opportunity to get this site, which is a real landmark site in Bath, and we thought we would feel sick if we saw one of our competitors here instead of us.
"We really liked the idea of having a food orientated site with a brewery angle. There is nothing else in Bath like the brewery, and we felt that there was space for a modern, British brasserie.
"Graze complements our existing sites. The Salamander is a very cosy, popular pub. We have just invested in a new dining room there but generally the focus there is on the wet trade. It is a proper pub.
"The Hop Pole is more dining orientated and has a beautiful garden. It is very characterful and has its own style and is very well supported.
"Graze is a bit more of an upscale brasserie and bar."
Head chef is Alice Bowyer, who previously headed up the kitchen in the Hop Pole.
She said: "Although this is a different environment to the Hop Pole, and expectation is different, there is the same ethos in all our premises – cooking food that people really want to eat.
"Graze was inspired by a New York steak house – it's really relaxed and not too formal.
"British meat is really central to the menu but we also have fish and vegetarian option.
"Our ingredients are ethically sourced and we also wanted to support British farming. We are passionate about sustainable fishing too and we get all our fish fresh from the Cornish markets.
"The menu will be changing seasonally. At the moment we have a steak and ale suet pudding which I love and is perfect for this time of year."
But the meat really is the king of the menu.
At one end of the restaurant is a glass-fronted meat hanging room which allows you to see the locally sourced meat before it is thrown on to the grill. And it's no ordinary grill. Dominating the kitchen is a Josper grill, a kind of charcoal-fuelled indoor barbecue.
"It gives the food an amazing barbecue flavour," said Alice.
Graze's microbrewery is not yet in action, but work is underway to produce something special, with development taking place off site.
Robin said: "We are trying out different styles at the moment, but whatever we produce will be unique to this site so watch this space."

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The 23-year-old has missed the last four npower Championship games, as well as the FA Cup fifth-round tie against Chelsea, after damaging ankle ligaments in the 4-1 defeat at Crystal Palace on February 16.
He will not be available for Saturday's trip to Bristol City, nor any time soon, but Mowbray is keeping his fingers crossed that he could yet have a role to play as Boro attempt to re-ignite their promotion drive.
He told the Evening Gazette: "He played on with the injury a little bit at Palace. Adrenaline gets you through, but he's got ankle ligament damage.
"He's had a rough season in terms of injuries. I couldn't give an exact time when he will be back, but it will be weeks rather than days."


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Seth Rogen – "I Smoke A Lot Of Weed When I Write" [MTV]
10 Funny Rap Related Google Queries [Broken Cool]
8 Inspiring Faces Of Breast Cancer [HuffPo]
Beyonce Puts Simon Cowell In His Place [Clutch]
Big 12 Extends Invite To TCU, Not UH Or Rice [ESPN Dallas]
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Is Rick Ross Trying To Make Wale The Ashanti Of Maybach Music? [Passion Of The Weiss]
Your Favorite Rapper Is Broke: Want To Retire Rich? Copyright Your Music [Refined Hype]
32 Bodies Found In Coastal Mexican Houses [Chron]
XXL Freshman Class Of 2008: Where Are They Now? [TUD]
Hank Jr. Dropped From ESPN, Still Not Done Arguing About America On The Internet [With Leather]


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Alexander Monakhov
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I've worked on Java EE web application about 5 years. I developed web applications based on most popular enterprise frameworks like: Hibernate, Spring, Apache Struts, Apache Beehive, Apache Wicket - and well known technologies: EJB, Web services, JSF, Servlets/JSP, Portlets.
I have a good experience in working with Google App Engine and several Google API libraries.
Also I've got basic knowledge of PHP programming language and I used to work with Javascript, Dojo, Cometd frameworks.
I've worked …
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Automating Data Transfer from Google Calendar to Google Data Store and/or Google Spreadsheet"Alexander responded promising to my project description of developing administration tools for people with disabilities and in need of assistance to manage/administer their own Care Programs with ease. The project is based on latest Google Technology including Google Apps, Google Apps Engine and Datastore. Despite this technology being in part still in Beta, Alexander had no difficulties to develop mature applications that are of great value to severely disabled people. I particularly value Alexander's input and help to develop the applications well beyond their initial design brief and his patience "to get things right". We are now in a position to develop quite complex applications on time and within agreed expense budgets. Alexander's command of the English language was already very good last August and has improved ever since. In my 40 years involvement in the english and german speaking business world I can not remember meeting any brighter 24 year old who is not only an excellent programmer and linguist but also an extremely pleasant person to work with. I am looking forward to our ongoing working relationship and can recommend Alexander Monakhov to anyone in need of Java programming support."
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The PGA Championship draws people from all over the world and this week people have the opportunity to taste items made right here in New York.
The "Taste New York" campaign set up tents inside Oak Hill Country Club.
It was one of the most popular attractions Tuesday. People who stopped by could taste a variety of items, like New York made wine and cheese.
Wegmans CEO Danny Wegman says he's excited to showcase food from local growers at such a huge event.
"A lot of things grow here. Because of that a lot of plants are locating here to supply places like New York City, Boston, even as far as Chicago. So it turns out that Western New York is like a bread basket to New York State and nobody thinks about it. You take it for granted," said Wegman.
If you're looking to check out some of the items, you can find this tent among all the other concessions at the PGA Championship.


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Lawsuit by Arizona and Kansas to Force Changes in Federal Voter Registration Form Reaches the End of the Road
WASHINGTON, DC – Today, the United States Supreme Court denied a Petition for Certiorari filed by Arizona and Kansas in Kobach v. U.S. Election Assistance Commission.
By refusing to hear an appeal in the case, the Supreme Court leaves in
effect the November 2014 decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals, which
unanimously ruled that Arizona and Kansas cannot force the Election
Assistance Commission (EAC) to alter the federal voter registration form
to require documentary proof of citizenship.
MassHealth, EOHHS, and SOC Agree To Remedy NVRA Compliance Problems
June 17, 2015
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The X Factor
Fifth Harmony: Our X Factor Fate Is in God's Hands Now
X Factor boybanders Emblem3 were eliminated December 13, 2012, shocking the audience, judges, and flooring Britney Spears (her appalled face is now in the GIF hall of fame). Girl group Fifth Harmony is still in it to win it, a fact even their mentor Simon Cowell considers a triumph. "Going into this, let's be realistic, you were the underdogs," Simon told the girls after they took the stage on December 12, adding that their song choice spoke to their future. "Now, anything could happen."
Backstage after the performances on December 12, 2012, Fifth Harmony's members (Camila Cabella, Ally Brooke, Normani Hamilton, Dinah Jane Hansen, and Lauren Juaregi) spoke with reporters, gushing about Emblem3. The boys were eliminated less than 24 hours later, but here's what the girls had to say about their male counterparts — and their hopes for the finale.
Who do you think knocked it out of the park [on December 12]?
Lauren: Emblem 3. They did fantastic and picked songs that are them.
Camila: I was so happy for them, my gosh.
Normani: They have been bummed out because of the song choices in the past weeks, and this week they got to be themselves again and it was awesome to see them like that.
Lauren: I love them. They deserve it too.
Dinah: They deserve it so much, everywhere you go you can see them jamming.
Lauren: They love it! They do it because they love it.
If it's between you two what will happen then?
Camila: We won't love them so much.
Lauren: But wait, at this point it's up to America. We girls gave it our absolute all and 110%, it's in God's hands now. There's nothing we can do about it.
Dinah: We have no control now.
Lauren: We know for a fact we are incredibly proud of ourselves and of them.
Normani: I feel like whoever goes home tomorrow, which is unfortunate, I feel like going home won't take anything away from you–honestly.


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In early 2011, Oregon's Health Security, Preparedness and Response program (HSPR) and the Oregon Immunization Program (OIP) joined forces to help local health departments, tribes and state agencies prepare for the unexpected. In the world of immunization, one thing is certain – vaccines must be stored and handled very carefully. Medical errors from wrongly stored vaccines in 2009 cost Oregon private and public providers an estimated $9.4 million in unrecoverable costs, plus an additional $500,000 to replace actual vaccines. To keep them at the perfect temperature, even during a power failure, clinics need lab-grade refrigerators and generators. This equipment is expensive, and many local agencies can't afford it. When the federal government offered $400,000 in Public Health Emergency Resources (PHER), Oregon Public Health leaped at the opportunity.
Alison Alexander, project coordinator for the state, polled local health departments, tribes and selected state agencies (such as the Department of Corrections, Oregon State Hospital and Oregon Youth Authority) to determine what equipment they needed most. Many of the agencies needed generators, which involved not just the generator, but arranging for electrical work and concrete slab production. The agencies that didn't need a generator had a "shopping list" from which to choose, including lab refrigerators with the appropriate temperature range, portable refrigerators, thermometers and alarm systems.
The public agencies had the opportunity to share the vaccine storage equipment with private entities within their jurisdictions. The project took several months and many hands to complete, and the final amount of PHER funds used totaled $590,000. Peterson Machinery in Portland, for example, scoured the entire country looking for the perfect generators to meet specifications for each site in order to meet the deadline. The state called upon several local contractors and electricians to install the generators quickly, within a matter of weeks. The generators and most other equipment were in place and operating by the end of July 2011.
"Our new generator is absolutely beautiful," said Gretchen Gantz, Lincoln County Health and Human Services management and compliance analyst. "I appreciate not having to come down when the power goes out to move the vaccine over into coolers and transport to the jail which always seems to happen in the middle of the night when it's raining and blowing." Teri Thalhofer, North Central (Wasco-Sherman-Gilliam counties) Public Health District manager said the generator is a fabulous asset to their health department. "There were many challenges in the process and it took the efforts of all to move forward. I think we all learned something in the process." Oregon Public Health seized an opportunity, and now the state's vaccine supply is well-protected, even during a disaster.
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Stag's Leap: Poems (2012)
by Sharon Olds
No current Talk conversations about this book.
A wonderfully intimate collection of poems centering around the abandonment of the author after decades of marriage by her now ex husband. It starts with the mental distancing at home and ultimately leads to divorce and all the questions about what went wrong. These are heart felt and written straight from the heart. She is far more fair to her ex spouse than I would have been in a similar situation. Every single poem is a gem and I certainly see why the collection won the Pulitzer Prize
When anyone escapes, my heart / leaps up. / Even when it's I who am escaped from / I am half on the side of the leaver.
Yes. I have always thought similar.
But these words aren't quite my idea of poetic, not of award-worthy poetic, of a work so highly praised I keep hearing about it though I shut out most news. But this must be what is great poetry, today.
I felt about the whole book much as I felt about those lines: empathy, and frustration at their almost-ness.
I am very fussy about poetry, but when I love it I love it unreservedly. And I have most particular notions of what I am looking for. "Serious" emotional poetry such as this needs to be impressionistic, to be moments of thought and feeling distilled, unmoored from context and explanation.
But these poems contain too much of those three latter to be poetry to me. Also too much of factual detail that rings with the aspic-frozen feel of trauma recounted - but that stuff only sounds right as prose. Many of the pieces frustrated me in being laid on the page as poetry when they are really prose poems. The over-use of enjambment (as also mentioned here) was absurd and kept dragging me out what should have been immersion. It made the overlong sentences and moments of prosaicness even more obvious. When it sounds, as that reviewer says, like extracts from a therapy session:
"seeking how to accept him as he was"
"not to have lost him when the kids were young"
"I wonder if my husband left me because I was not quiet enough..."
"I had not known how connected I felt, through him, to a world..." This idea needs to be transmitted in fewer words.
"Then my mind goes back to the summer rental" - Urgh, no, just start writing about it without explaining. That's what poetry's for. You can always put a footnote in if you feel it's really necessary.
Why keep saying "my then husband" clunk clunk? Why not simply say "he"? We know already who it's about.
Poetry is for me about dispensing with the need to constantly explain, foreground, justify, demonstrate insight and self-awareness to the world and instead simply feel. Where she says "seemed to belong to him" I would want to say "belonged to him": the primal unreasoning unboundaried heart of it, consciously, temporarily, dumping neocortical analysis and detachment.
(Perhaps you can tell from such pernicketing that I have been discovering what it is to write my own daft poetry? You're supposed to do that at 15 not 35, but twenty years ago I needed to not feel most things and was very well-practised.)
But let that rant not distract from the fact that there are many lyrical and metaphorical and unclunky lines in these verses too. No one poem was my idea of perfect, but nearly all contained some perfect lines, varying in number.
For whatever reason, not always the above, these are the poems I liked the best:
Silence, with Two Texts
Object Loss
The Healers
Left-Wife Goose - Possibly the best thing here: very welcome silliness made of bits of traditional nursery-rhymic verse. The collection was devoid of humour until here.
Something that Keeps
Approaching Godthåb (She doesn't say why she's going to Godthåb, and leaves us to infer or look up where it is if we don't know. Hooray.)
And most of the poems in the last section, 'Years later': and so they would be, because distance in time means more impression and memory, and unmooring from reportage fact.
It would only be fair to quote some lines I like as I did those which I didn't. But must, for now, leave that until later.
I saw these poems described as being "about the struggle to move on from" when they're not really, they're simply about occasions of being and feeling within the weeks, months and years after someone. Sharon Olds takes her own time. It brought back a quotation from the previous book I read, At Last by Edward St. Aubyn: "The people who tell us to 'get over it' and 'get on with it' are the least able to have the direct experience that they berate navel-gazers for avoiding." And for all the prosaic lines I complain of, Stag's Leap embodies that.
Read 8 May 2013
As a man, married to the same woman for almost 40 years, I am amazed that I could be so moved by one woman's poetry about her divorce. These are powerful, powerful poems.
Thirty year marriage. Husband left for another woman.
OMG this is my story.
So when I read the description for this book, the 2013 Pulitzer Prize winner for poetry, I had to reserve it from the library.
It's a life shattering event and she tells it honestly and openly, and from my point of view, very realistically. She says things I've never been able to articulate; emotions I've never admitted out loud.
From the title poem, Stag's Leap (a favorite wine she and her husband shared) is this bit often quoted in reviews:
When anyone escapes, my heart
leaps up. Even when it's I who am escaped from,
I am half on the side of the leaver.
One of my favorite of the poems is 'Last Look' which I don't seem to be able to edit into a neat excerpt. The last phrase however, is that she feels blessed
'not to have
lost someone who could have loved me for life.'
Like all poetry that really touches you, it's hard to say "Oh, yes, I finished that book in May." Snatches come back at odd times and odd situations and there is a subtle shift in outlook from that point onward. I know I'll revisit bits many times. Although I'd recommend this book to anyone who has loved completely and lost, I feel she sang to my heart. This is definitely one that I'll have to purchase my own copy--the library copy just won't do.
4 stars
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In this wise and intimate new book, Sharon Olds tells the story of a divorce, embracing strands of love, sex, sorrow, memory, and new freedom.
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In this wise and intimate telling--which carries us through the seasons when her marriage was ending--Sharon Olds opens her heart to the reader, sharing the feeling of invisibility that comes when we are no longer standing in love's sight; the surprising physical bond that still exists between a couple during parting; the loss of everything from her husband's smile to the set of his hip. Olds is naked before us, curious and brave and even generous toward the man who was her mate for thirty years and who now loves another woman. -- Cover, p. [4]… (more)
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Jeremy Marre
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Jeremy Marre is a television director, writer and producer who founded Harcourt Films and has worked extensively around the world. Many of his films are on musical subjects. His reputation was made with the Beats of the Heart series,[1] which introduced elements of what is now called world music, and its performers,[2] to the Western world.[3] The New York Times said of the series: "It can make your jaw drop regularly with astonishment."[4] He has run director courses for the National Film and Television School, sat on the advisory boards for the British Library Sound Archive and the Arts Council of England, has broadcast widely on BBC radio, has written for The Times, The Sunday Telegraph, New York Post and The Independent.[citation needed]
There have been retrospectives of his music films at the Florence Film Festival and on Channel 4.[citation needed]
Marre grew up and was educated in London. He read law and began training as a lawyer, before studying film at the Slade School and the Royal College of Art.[citation needed] He is married with two sons.
Marre's most recent completed work is "Youssou N'Dour: Voice of Africa", which was first shown on BBC Four on Friday 30 August 2013.[5] His previous film, "Otis Redding: Soul Ambassador", was first shown on BBC4 in the UK in May 2013, was the first documentary on the life of the soul singer Otis Redding.[6]
His previous work, "Angels and Demons: the Carlos Santana Story", was a feature-length biography based around an intimate interview with Santana.[7]
In 2011 he was responsible for the BBC's acclaimed Reggae Britannia,[8] a history of reggae music in the UK, premiered in February 2011. The film won the UNESCO Award for best feature documentary at the Jamaica Reggae Festival 2011, jointly with Fire in Babylon.[9]
On the death of Malcolm McLaren in 2010, Marre's tribute show was broadcast on BBC2. He has also produced the series Latin Music USA,[10] a transatlantic co-production about the history of Latin American music and its influence on popular music in general.
Other highlights of his work in the last decade include directing a documentary on the American prison gang The Aryan Brotherhood;[11] acting as series producer of the BBC Music series Soul Britannia examining the history and influence of soul music in Britain;[12] writing and directing Marvin Gaye: What's Going On?, a biography for the PBS series American Masters and BBC; and The Real Phil Spector, a one-hour biography of the reclusive music producer recently found guilty of murder, for Channel 4.
Previously, Marre has worked with James Brown on Soul Survivor – The James Brown Story, a 90-minute biography featuring extended interviews, rehearsal, and performance by James Brown,[13] also featuring Little Richard, Chuck D and Dan Aykroyd.[14]
His award-winning documentary Ladyboys, shown on Channel 4 and abroad, opened the San Francisco International Film Festival.[citation needed] His 90-minute movie Rebel Music about the life of Bob Marley earned him a Grammy Award nomination (Bob Marley's first), as well as winning the CINE Golden Eagle prize.[citation needed]
Earlier work included the BAFTA nominated (2002)[15][better source needed] opening one-hour film for the BBC series Walk on By; an eight-hour Channel 4 series Chasing Rainbows, a part-dramatised story of British popular music and the 3-part series Nature of Music (Channel 4) about ritual and music around the world; Forbidden Image, with an original score by Ravi Shankar, for ITV.
Marre's four-part Channel 4 series about musical improvisation around the world, On the Edge[16] is still being shown regularly at festivals around the world.[which?]
He has made several of the BBC series Classic Albums, worked with Gerald Durrell on a 12-part series entitled Ourselves and Other Animals, and written, produced and directed programmes for the South Bank Show which won the Milan Grand Prix and Golden Harp awards.[citation needed]
Beats of the Heart[17] was his 14-hour, multi-award-winning[which?] series on world music that was networked several times on British television, accompanied by his book of the same name and 14 videos/DVDs. The films include Roots, Rock, Reggae (Jamaican music)[18] and Rhythm of Resistance on black music as resistance to apartheid in South Africa. His work for cinema includes Way of the Sword and Soul of the Samurai.
Harcourt films[edit]
Harcourt Films is a UK-based independent television production company founded by Jeremy Marre.[19][20]
- Partial production filmography
- Beats of the Heart: Roots Rock Reggae (1977) (TV)
- Beats of the Heart: Salsa (1979) (TV)
- Beats of the Heart: Rhythm of Resistance (1979) (TV)
- Beats of the Heart: Chase the Devil – Religious Music of the Appalachian Mountains (1983) (TV)
- Enemies of Silence (1991) (TV)
- On the Edge: Improvisation in Music – Nothin' Premeditated (1992) (TV)
- On the Edge: Improvisation in Music – A Liberating Thing (1992) (TV)
- On the Edge: Improvisation in Music – Movement in Time (1992) (TV)
- Ladyboys (1995) (TV)
- Grateful and the Dead (1996) (TV)
- Lie Detectors (1997) (TV)
- A Roll of the Dice: The Capeman on Broadway (1998) (TV)
- ^ "Film". Barbican. Retrieved 22 February 2012.
- ^ "Roots, Rock, Reggae film released – Monday | August 28, 2000". Jamaica Gleaner. 28 August 2000. Retrieved 22 February 2012.
- ^ "Beats of the Heart: Rhythm Of Resistance (2007): DVD". hmv.com. 15 December 2005. Retrieved 22 February 2012.
- ^ Pareles, John (5 May 1986). The New York Times. Missing or empty
- ^ "Youssou N'Dour: Voice of Africa". BBC Four.
- ^ "Otis Redding: Soul Ambassador". The Radio Times.
- ^ "The Santana Story: Angels and Demons". BBC Four.
- ^ "Reggae Britannia, BBC Four, review". The Daily Telegraph]].
- ^ "Awards". Jamaica International Reggae Film Festival.
- ^ "Latin Music USA". BBC.
- ^ TV and Radio. "Last night on television". London: Telegraph. Retrieved 22 February 2012.
- ^ "Music – Soul Britannia". BBC. Retrieved 22 February 2012.
- ^ "Soul Survivor: The James Brown Story". British Film Institute.
- ^ "American Masters . James Brown . Filmmaker Interview". PBS. Retrieved 22 February 2012.
- ^ "BAFTA Awards (2002)". IMDB.
- ^ John Fordham (29 December 2005). "Obituary: Derek Bailey | From". London: The Guardian. Retrieved 22 February 2012.
- ^ "Beats of the Heart". Harcourt Films.
- ^ "Roots Rock Reggae". Itzcaribbean.com. Retrieved 22 February 2012.
- ^ "HARCOURT FILMS LIMITED (Company Report)". Experian. Retrieved 29 December 2008.
- ^ "Harcourt Films Production". United Reggae. Retrieved 29 December 2008.
External links[edit]
- Official website
- Harcourt Films
- Harcourt Films at the Internet Movie Database
- Interview with Marre on Marley and Reggae
- Interview with Marre on James Brown
- Beats of the Heart on DVD


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broadcasting emergency information for a first area;
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receiving the emergency information and the emergency announcement indicator at a mobile receiving device;
determining a location of the mobile receiving device;
comparing the location and the emergency announcement indicator; and
displaying emergency information at the mobile receiving device when the location is within the first area determined in response to comparing.
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23. A method of operating a mobile receiving device comprising:
receiving a broadcast signal at the mobile receiving device;
receiving an emergency announcement indicator and tuning information for a first area at the mobile receiving device;
determining a location of the mobile receiving device;
comparing the location and the emergency announcement indicator;
tuning the mobile receiving device to receive emergency information corresponding to the tuning information in response to comparing; and
displaying the emergency information at the mobile receiving device.
24. A method as recited in
25. A method as recited in
26. A method as recited in
27. A method as recited in
28. A method as recited in
29. A communication system comprising:
an emergency broadcasting source broadcasting emergency information for a first area;
a broadcast announcement source broadcasting an emergency announcement indicator for the first area into the first area and a second area outside the first area;
a display; and
a mobile receiving device coupled to the display and having a location receiver generating location information, and controlling a display in response to the data, comparing the location and the emergency announcement indicator and causing the emergency information to be displayed when the location corresponds to the emergency announcement indicator.
30. A communication system as recited in
31. A communication system as recited in
This application is a continuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/443,787, filed on May 31, 2006. This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/754,480, filed on Dec. 28, 2005. The disclosures of the above applications are incorporated herein by reference.
The present invention relates generally to a mobile receiving device, and more specifically, to a method and apparatus for displaying emergency information from a mobile receiving device.
Satellite television has become increasingly popular due to its wide variety of programming. Entertainment in automobiles such as DVD players has also become increasingly popular. It would be desirable to provide a satellite television system for a vehicle so that the wide variety of programming may be enjoyed by the rear passengers.
Federal regulations have specific boundaries enclosing specific areas for which satellite systems are allowed to display rebroadcast local channels. A satellite system located within one boundary may only display video for all channels associated with that region. Current satellite systems do not include a means for determining a location.
Television system operators can generate emergency messages to all users. Although the information may not be relevant for the entire broadcasting area, at least the emergency message is broadcast. Cable systems include a similar method broadcast for an entire system.
It would therefore be desirable to provide a system that allows emergency messages to be received and displayed in a mobile system that is specifically relevant to the user of the mobile receiving device.
In one aspect of the invention, a method of operating a communication system includes broadcasting emergency information for a first area, broadcasting an emergency announcement indicator for the first area into the first area and a second area outside the first area, determining a location of a mobile receiving device, comparing the location of the first area and displaying emergency information when the location is within the first area.
In a further aspect of the invention, a communication system includes a satellite broadcasting data, an emergency broadcasting source broadcasting emergency information from a first area, a broadcast announcement source broadcasting an emergency announcement indicator for the first area into the first area and the second area outside the first area. The system further includes a display and a mobile receiving device coupled to the display and having a location receiver generating location information. The mobile receiving device compares the location in the first area and causes the emergency information to be displayed when the location is within the first area.
In a further aspect of the invention, a communication system includes a satellite broadcasting data, an emergency broadcasting source broadcasting emergency information from a first area, a broadcast announcement source broadcasting an emergency message that consists of a sequence of instructions that are to be evaluated by the mobile receiving device. The system includes a display and a mobile receiving device coupled to the display and having a location receiver generating location information. The mobile receiving device evaluates the emergency message and based upon the result of the evaluation can cause the emergency information to be displayed.
In another aspect of the invention, the normal broadcasting of data may be separated from the emergency broadcasting of data and the emergency broadcast indicator. This allows the system to be more flexible and emergency information may be localized.
A method may take into consideration a global positioning system or other device such as a cellular tower-based system, radio or TV tower for location determination.
Cellular, radio, TV or local wireless 802.11 type systems may be used as the source of either the emergency information or the emergency announcement message.
Other advantages and features of the present invention will become apparent when viewed in light of the detailed description of the preferred embodiment when taken in conjunction with the attached drawings and appended claims.
In the following figures the same reference numerals will be used for the same views. The following figures are described with respect to a mobile satellite television system. However, those skilled in the art will recognize the teachings of the present invention may be applied to various types of mobile reception including land-based type systems.
Referring now to
The mobile receiving unit 28 may be various types of devices including but not limited to a cell phone, a wireless 802.11 device, a WiMax device or a car radio. The mobile receiving unit 28 may also interface with the vehicle audio system 29. For example, audible emergency messages may be broadcast over the vehicle speakers as well as in the mobile receiving unit. The driver, not the passengers, may be the relevant recipient of the emergency message signals.
The system 10 may also receive location signals from a GPS system 30 that includes a first satellite 32A and a second satellite 32B. Although only two satellites are shown, a typical GPS system includes several satellites, several of which may be in view at any particular time. Triangulation techniques may be used to determine the elevation, latitude and longitude of the system. A locating system may also include towers 34A and 34B that may be used by the mobile receiving system 22 to determine a location. The towers and the antennas associated therewith may be cellular phone, radio or TV tower. Cellular phones typically include a GPS locating system. As the vehicle 24 moves about, the exact coordinates in latitude and longitude may be used to determine the proper area of interest such as a designated marketing area which will control the mobile devices choices for local television and such broadcasted data. The towers 34A, 34B may also act as an RF source for transmitting emergency message signals and announcement indicators.
The system may also receive boundary information such as boundary points of designated marketing area polygons from the terrestrial-based system such as the towers 34A and 34B. In addition, the satellites may also be replaced with stratospheric platforms 33 for transmitting the area of interests and emergency message signals and indicators to the mobile device. Stratospheric platforms are manned or unmanned airplanes, airships, or the like that fly above commercial airspace. It is envisioned that stratospheric platforms may fly at altitudes between 60,000 and 100,000 feet from the surface of the earth. Thus, the stratospheric platforms are in a significantly lower position than even low earth orbit satellites.
The present invention may also be used for displaying various wireless information including emergency information on a personal mobile device 36 such as a laptop computer 38, a personal digital assistant 39, and a cellular telephone 40. It should be noted that these devices and the automotive-based devices may also receive wireless signals having various types of information associated therewith from the cellular towers 34A and 34B. Other types of information may be broadcast from other types of broadcasting areas such as an antenna 42 on a building 44. The building 44 may be various types of buildings such as a store and the wireless information transmitted from the antenna 42 may be advertising information or emergency information. The wireless signals may include location or boundary information transmitted therewith. As will be described below, the information may be coded digitally into the signals. Thus, by reviewing the location information, signals appropriate for the location of the mobile devices may be displayed on the various devices. This will be further described below.
Various devices in
Referring now to
The mobile receiving unit 28 is coupled to antenna 26. The mobile receiving unit 28 may also include a location receiver 52 integrated therein. The location receiver 52 may be a GPS receiver. In a preferred embodiment, only one location receiver 50, 52 may be provided in the system. However, the location receiver 50, 52 may be part of the vehicle 24 or may be part of the mobile receiving system 22, 36. The controller 60 may be coupled directly to GPS receiver 52 and/or GPS receiver 50. The mobile receiving unit 28 includes a display 54. The display 54 may be incorporated into the device 36 or within the vehicle 24.
A controller 60 that is microprocessor-based may be used to control the various functions of the receiving unit 28. The controller 28 may also be coupled to the vehicle audio system 29 so that emergency information may be displayed audibly or visually thereby. Such functions include acting as a tuner, receiver, decoder, buffer and other functions. The controller may be similar to that found in current DirecTV set top boxes which employ a chip-based multifunctional controller. The controller 60 may include or be coupled to a memory 62. Memory 62 may be used to store the boundaries of various areas of interest received from the antenna as broadcast by one of the devices 32, 33 or 34 described above. An area of interest is a fixed geographic or cartographic area bounded by a closed shape such as a polygon, circle, curved or straight line segments, or the like. The fixed area or closed shape has outer boundaries that do not move on the surface of the earth. As will be shown below, areas may be excluded (island-like) within a closed shape. Although the areas are fixed, they may be, from time to time, redetermined and rebroadcast to the mobile device for usage. A key feature is that as the vehicle or mobile device moves, the area of interest remains fixed on the surface of the earth and thus the device may enter into another area of interest. Boundaries of certain areas of interest such as a designated marketing area (DMA) may be defined by Nielsen and may be pre-programmed into the memory 62 as a number of polygons wherein each point of each side is defined in cartographic coordinates of longitude and latitude and fractions of degrees. As will be described below the polygons may be formed of corners whose latitude and longitude are stored within the memory.
The location receiver 52 is capable of providing latitude and longitude to the controller 60. The controller 60 may be used to compare the location signals from the location receiver 50, 52 to the boundaries of the areas of interest such that the mobile device can determine which areas of interest it is within and which areas of interest it is not within. From this determination it can control IRD behavior such as allowing or disallowing display of certain audio or video channels. One application is to broadcast areas of interest that represent designated marketing areas to determine which designated marketing area the mobile device is within and which area it is not within, which signals the system should be receiving. These signals may coincide with or coordinate to the local broadcasting signals for the specific designated marketing area. It should be noted that more than one designated marketing area may be provided for a particular area. That is, adjacent areas may also be authorized for viewing. Various fringe regions may be used around a particular designated marketing area to provide hysteresis for the system. This function will be further described below.
The controller 60 may also be coupled to a user interface 64. User interface 64 may be various types of user interfaces such as a keyboard, push buttons, a touch screen, a voice activated interface, or the like. User interface 64 may be used to select a channel, select various information, change the volume, change the display appearance, or other functions. The user interface 64 is illustrated as part of the mobile receiving unit. However, should the unit be incorporated into a vehicle, the user interface 64 may be located external to the mobile receiving unit such as dial buttons, voice activated system, or the like incorporated into the vehicle and interface with the mobile receiving unit.
An access card 66 may also be incorporated into the mobile receiving unit. Access cards such as conditional access module (CAM) cards are typically found in DirecTV units. The access card 66 may provide conditional access to various channels and wireless signals generated by the system. Not having an access card or not having an up-to-date access card 66 may prevent the user from receiving or displaying various wireless content from the system.
Referring now to
The antenna may also be used to receive boundary data 75 from the various sources described above. The boundary data 75 may be received from a satellite, a terrestrial-based system, or a stratospheric platform. The boundary data 75 is stored within the memory 90. The boundary data may include many forms including equations for line segments, corners of intersections of line segments in latitude and longitude, or other information defining the boundaries of the area of interests.
The mobile receiving unit 28 may include an antenna interface 76 that is used to communicate with the antennas 26A and 26B above. The antenna interface 76 formats the signals from the mobile receiving unit. For example, various signal level data such as the channel tuning information may be provided. Data from the user interface 64 and the conditional access card 66 may be used by the channel rendering and authentication logic 80. The channel rendering and authentication logic 80 may authorize the particular user based upon the conditional access card. Information entered from the user interface such as a password may also be used in the authentication logic. Various methods for authentication are well known in the art. The channel rendering portion of the channel rendering and authentication logic 80 receives information from the user interface 64 as to which wireless signals the user would like to receive. In the care of emergency signals, the signals may communicate tuning information that will signal the rendering logic 80 to automatically override the user's choice and time to the emergency information. This will be described below. The channel rendering and authentication logic 80 generates signals that are provided to the channel tuning logic 82. The channel tuning logic 82 provides channel tuning information based upon the channel rendering information. The channel tuning logic 82 may include a receiver and a decoder used for receiving and decoding the appropriate channels including emergency channels. The channel tuning logic may provide information to the antenna interface 76 such as the direction of the signal or satellite that contains the particular channel that is desired. This information may be used by the pointing algorithm 70 to rotate the antenna in the appropriate direction.
The controller may also include receiving logic 86. The receiving logic 86 may provide information to the channel rendering logic as to the particular region that the antenna or the mobile receiving unit is located. The region logic 86 may be coupled to the GPS data interface 88. The GPS data interface 88 provides GPS information to the region logic so that appropriate signals may be received or displayed.
One use of the receiving logic 86 is that based upon the GPS signals, the location of the receiving unit may be selected. The receiving logic 86 may then look up in a geographic polygon or location database 90 which designated marketing area or emergency area the receiving device is located. From this information the appropriate geographically specific data such as local broadcast television channels or emergency information may be selected. The database 90 may consist of polygon boundary information used to define the marketing areas. The database 90 may also include other information such as zip code information or other ranges of data used for comparison with the signals. As will be evident to those skilled in the art, the wireless signals may be received with various location data used to identify the location appropriate for the signal to be displayed in. For example, the data may include information such as that the particular signal may be a local broadcast from the Washington, D.C. area, whereas other signals may indicate local broadcasting from the Baltimore area. When the vehicle is in the proper location, the proper signal may be displayed on the mobile device.
The location information may be provided in various portions of the signal. If the signal is an all digital signal the location information may be provided in a preamble of the information packet. If the signal is an analog signal the location data may be included in a vertical blanking interval of an analog television signal or as unused bandwidth of a digital television signal. In a purely analog signal, the location data may be superimposed digitally on the analog signal.
Referring now to
The unique polygon ID may be used in a data structure such that the area of interest can be a set of unjoined polygons as well as excluded regions as set forth in:
A representation of the designated marketing area 1 may be illustrated in code as:
Referring now to
In step 100, the system or mobile device receives location signals. The receiver location is determined from the location signals in step 102. As mentioned above, the location signals may use GPS satellites or cellular telephone systems for determining the exact longitude and latitude down to an acceptable limit to determine the location of the mobile receiving device.
In step 104, the area of interest for the receiver location is determined. As mentioned above, various polygons or the like may be stored in the memory of the receiving device so that the particular area of interest at that moment in time for the position of the mobile receiving device may be determined. A lookup table for coordinates may be set forth or polygonal areas may be set forth to determine in which area of interest the mobile receiving device is located. If the system is not used for television signals, this step may be optional. Determining inclusion within a area of interest is set forth in
In step 106, the controller of the system selects the particular local channel based upon the determination of the area of interest in step 84. Of course, some hysteresis may be accounted for in this method.
Referring now to
Referring now to
In summary, an odd number of intersections indicates that a point is within a polygon. An even number of intersections indicates the GPS point is outside the polygon.
Referring now to
Referring now to
Referring back to step 124, if the count is not odd step 128 is executed. In step 124, if the count is even, the system is outside the polygon in step 130. If the count is not even or odd in step 128, step 132 is executed in which it is determined whether or not the system is on a boundary. A boundary system is illustrated in
Referring now to
Referring now to
Thus, each geographic polygon may be transmitted as a unique object that may be referenced individually. In this manner, a series of geographic polygons can be transmitted to a mobile device and stored in a memory such as dynamic random access memory or a non-volatile memory such as flash memory. This memory may then be periodically referenced as the mobile device's GPS coordinates change. By comparing the GPS coordinates with the polygonal boundaries, the receiving device may determine which polygon it is in and which polygon it is outside of. Various actions may be taken in response to the particular polygon, such as the types of displays or assorted messages may be displayed to the user, various audio clips may be played, allowing or blocking various channels to be displayed on the display device, or tuning to a particular broadcast channel may be performed in response to the comparison to the polygonal boundaries and the GPS coordinates.
Examples of a use of broadcasted polygons are for providing area of interests for local channel display or blockage and for emergency message signals. The satellite or other device may broadcast a geographic polygon for each area of interest because the area of interest has a unique ID and version, updates to a particular polygon representing a area of interest may be dynamically performed in the future. The mobile receiver then evaluates its location in reference to which polygon it is in and as a result, various expressions may be activated or deactivated. This may take the form of activating or deactivating various local channels.
Another example of the use of the present invention is in emergency weather situations where all mobile receiving devices in a geographic area may be notified of an impending severe weather situation. This may also be used for non-weather situations such as in conveying disaster information. In this manner, a complex polygon may be broadcast and vehicles within the polygon may receive the message detailing the specific weather or other type of alert.
Referring now to
Referring now to
The emergency announcement indicator is a general indicator to the receiving device that an emergency announcement is available. The area boundary data 222 defines the area for which the emergency announcement is applicable. In segment 224, tuning information that may direct a receiving device or user to another channel in which the tuning information may be displayed. The tuning information may be used to automatically tune the receiving or provide an overlay on display as will be described below. Coded information recognizable by the receiver may be used for automatic tuning.
Referring now to
Referring now to
Referring now to
In step 300, normal communication signals are broadcast. As mentioned above, these signals may, for example, be satellite television signals. In step 302, emergency information is received. The emergency information may be received at a head end or network operation center 12 illustrated in
In step 310, the location of the receiving device is compared to the broadcast area associated with the emergency information. In step 312, the emergency information is accessed by the device. As mentioned above, the device may include a mobile phone, personal electronic device, a satellite television receiver, an automobile-based satellite television receiver or the like. Accessing the emergency information may also include automatically tuning the receiving device to a particular channel. The particular channel may be outside of the format for which the emergency announcement indicator is broadcast. For example, in a satellite system, the emergency announcement indicator may be broadcast within the satellite communication beams. However, the emergency information may be broadcast by a local terrestrial source. The information that is broadcast by the emergency broadcasting source may include tuning information (particular codes or the like) that automatically tunes the device to a particular channel on another system. This may require an additional antenna such as the antenna 26B illustrated in
In step 314, the emergency information is displayed. This may be audibly displayed such as over a speaker system associated with the receiving device or generating an audible signal over a vehicle audio system. Displaying may also include visually displaying the information on portions of a screen including a video screen associated with the receiving device or another screen within an automotive vehicle such as instrument cluster screen, navigation system screen, or the like.
As can be appreciated by the above examples, the emergency information may be broadcast by a different broadcasting source than the overall source of the communication signals regularly received by the device. In a satellite broadcasting system, the emergency information may be broadcast terrestrially while the normal signals are generated from a satellite-based system. Emergency announcement indicators are provided to the system and generated with the normally broadcasted signals. In other examples, the emergency announcement indicators may be broadcast separately from a separate source. Thus, as can be appreciated, various combinations of emergency broadcasting information and emergency announcement information may be provided.
While the above example has been set forth with respect to a single signal, it should be noted that multiple satellite signals may be used in a similar manner. That is, because there are many users within a vehicle, each user may have the capability of selecting various channels.
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- Image taken by A.J. Campbell on a trip to the Riverina in June 1895. Photograph album containing 181 black and white and sepia toned photographs taken by A.J. Campbell, ornithologist, during field trips to various parts of Australia. One of two albums covering these trips [see also HT 15824]
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At 7 p.m., No. 3 Las Cruces High School will play at No. 2 Gadsden in what figures to be a hotly-contested contest in Anthony, NM.
The two clubs have met twice this season, with each winning on their respective home floor: the Panthers upended the Bulldawgs 59-51 in late January, only to see the Bulldawgs snatch a 51-50 victory last week between the two schools.
With that being said, Round 3 doesn't lack intrigue entering tip off.
"Nothing less than a brawl. It's going to be a battle," said Panthers assistant coach Ken Bailey. "We look forward to the challenge. And we're really proud of this group of guys."
Said Bulldawgs senior Malik Woods, "We've got to come out and play hard. That's what we've got to do. We know they will."
The Panthers have in fact had a successful season, and are a quality representation of a team. A group with solid players - although perhaps one without a standalone star - the Panthers are a sound group that seldom makes mistakes and rarely beats itself under head coach Mike Harper.
They finished the district regular season with a 5-3 mark - same as Las Cruces High - although a point-differential tiebreaker granted them a No. 2 seed. Byes through the first two rounds of the district tournament followed, and led to a home game in Thursday's semifinal.
"I think we have that chemistry, that determination," said Panthers guard Tommy Cano. "We're family and that's how it works. We're looking to play defense, get the best shot and have each other's backs."
The Bulldawgs, for their part, could very well be playing their best basketball of the season.
The defending state champions - albeit a team that started over, in many ways, from a personnel standpoint at the outset of 2013-14 - have won seven of eight games and stand at 16-11 on the year (the team got off to a 1-5 start to the season).
Tuesday night's quarterfinals round saw the Bulldawgs on the ropes in the second half against Alamogordo: the Tigers began pounding the ball inside with success, as LCHS's physical forward Cody Murrillo fouled out in the fourth quarter. It looked as if the Bulldawgs may have in fact met their match.
But Las Cruces High made timely plays, while getting solid contributions from Woods and fellow senior J.T. Romney. Sophomores Michael Uribe and Sam Silva stepped up, and Benjamin was quick to point out the contributions from the team's bench.
LCHS got the game into overtime and pulled off a 71-64 victory to advance to Thursday's semifinal.
"This group had a lot of pressure on them," Benjamin said. "It was a brand-new team, really. And I think they've played incredible. We've been in every game, we've battled every game. And hopefully we'll do that again."
Much of Thursday's game could simply come down to intangibles.
For one, neither team can afford to get into foul trouble, specifically the Bulldawgs interior players. The Panthers do have some size and length on their frontline, led by senior post Rafael Martinez.
Tempo will also be key - while the Panthers like to typically slow it down offensively to begin with, the Bulldawgs must keep their wits in a tough road venue.
"There's always that comfort you have at home," Bailey said. "On your court, with your fans there.....You know there is some advantage."
Said Benjamin, "It's going to be incredible. The Gadsden people are great, great fans. Especially with the success they've had. It'll be a challenge. And a great high school basketball atmosphere."
Sports Editor Teddy Feinberg can be reached at 575-541-5455
Who: No. 3 Las Cruces High vs. No. 2 Gadsden
What: District 3-5A boys basketball tournament, semifinals round
When: Thursday, 7 p.m.
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A unique design of the stent that incorporates a drug-reservoir running along the stent struts. One or more drugs can be incorporated within the reservoir. Additionally other drugs can be coated on the surface of the strut enclosing the reservoir drug to facilitate sequential release of drugs. Thus, the design incorporating sequential release of multiple drugs facilitates to tackle the sequential complex biologic processes involved in renarrowing following stent implantation. The design also ensures that the drug present in the reservoir is released exclusively into the adjacent tissue without getting washed away into the blood flowing within the lumen.
1. A unique design of a stent with a channel running along the length of the struts for incorporating drug or drugs
2. A stent design as claimed in
3. A stent design as claimed in
4. A stent design as claimed in
5. A stent design as claimed in claims 1,2,3,&4, wherein a porous surface coating is applied over the surface of the strut containing the channel to control the release of the drug located within the channel
6. A stent design as claimed in claims 1,2,3&4, wherein a biodegradable material coating is applied over the surface of the strut containing the channel to effect delayed release of the drug present in the channel
7. A stent design as claimed in claims 1,2,3&4, wherein the surface coating may incorporate another drug which needs release earlier than the drug present in the channel
8. A stent design as claimed in
9. A concept wherein sequential local drug delivery to target sequential biological events that occur in response to stent implantation
10. A concept as claimed in
[0001] The present invention relates generally to methods of local drug delivery using either stents or balloons. Specifically it relates to unique design of drug coating of stent, which offers sequential release of drugs specifically towards tissue interface.
[0002] Before the advent of balloon angioplasty, the method of treatment for blocks in coronary arteries used to be bypass graft surgery. Major limitations of balloon angioplasty, namely abrupt occlusion and late renarrowing, have been overcome to some extent by the development of stents, which act as scaffolding devices. However, renarrowing occurs in 20% to 30% of stents within 6 months. Biological process of renarrowing involves initial platelet aggregation with thrombus, followed by inflammatory response to injury leading to elaboration of various growth factors that stimulate profuse proliferation of cells of inner layer.
[0003] Various methods are being adopted to decrease or eliminate the process of renarrowing following stent implantation. These include radiation therapy, either from a luminal source or by means of radiation emitting stents; systemic drugs; biodegradable stents; and coated stents.
[0004] Current drug delivery systems are either based on balloon delivery techniques or through coating of stents. Coating of the stents is being evaluated recently Present methods of stent coating are mostly with only one drug, which may not address all the major biological events involved in the process of renarrowing; they do not have full control on luminal washout due to blood flow. The level of drug reaching tissues directly is not predictable Additionally, surface coating of the drug increases the strut thickness, which may affect the expansion properties and radial strength of the stent
[0005] 1. An object of the present invention is to provide a unique design of stent to create a reservoir of drug
[0006] 2. Additional object includes release of drug specifically into the tissues
[0007] 3. Another object of the present invention is to provide a design to coat multiple drugs.
[0008] 4. An additional object of the present invention is to provide a method of sequential drug delivery according to the sequence of biological events.
[0009] 5. A more particular object of the present invention is to provide a system that can potentially eliminate the risk of renarrowing following stent placement in the vascular structures.
[0010] 6. Yet another object of the present invention is to use the unique design for local drug delivery, as applicable in malignant tumors
[0011] 7. These and other objects of the present invention will be apparent from the drawings and detailed descriptions herein
[0012] The present invention is directed to be a unique drug-delivery system designed to release drugs in a sequential fashion.
[0013] The device has a running channel in the strut to provide a reservoir for the drug or multiple drugs(a). The channel may run through entire length of stent struts or be limited to certain length of struts avoiding the connecting struts. Either single or multiple drugs may be incorporated in the channel. Timed-release of the drug from the reservoir can be affected by a surface dissolvable coat (b). This coat may be incorporated with another drug that needs to be released before the drug present in the reservoir channel. Both the drugs are released only in to the tissues without getting directly exposed to blood. The luminal surface of the strut can be coated with a different drug (c).
[0014] The design offers a unique facility of sequential drug delivery. Luminal surface, which is predominantly exposed to the blood will be coated with any of the anti-thrombotic drugs (heparin, Hirudin, Hirulog, abciximab, synthetic Gp IIb/IIIa blockers) or a natural membrane constituent (phosphotidyl choline). The drug/agent in the groove can have a delayed delivery linked to the dissolution of the surface coat that faces the tissue. The sequential drug delivery is specifically aimed at biological events that occur following a stent implantation. These include in sequence: platelet aggregation and thrombosis, inflammatory reaction and neointimal cell proliferation. Hence, the luminal coating targets the initial event. The coating on the tissue surface can incorporate an anti-inflammatory drug targeting the intermediate event. Finally, the drug in the reservoir can be an anti-cell proliferative agent targeting the main event in the process of tissue response to injury that underlies the phenomenon of restenosis following stent implantation.
[0015] Variations can be offered in the choice of drugs, number of drugs, sequence of drug release, and duration of drug release. Variations also include in the strut thickness, the depth of the groove, and running or interrupted groove.
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AMARILLO -- State Senator Kel Seliger is starting his annual tour of Senate District 31, conducting county town hall meetings across the Panhandle, South Plains and Permian Basin to discuss the activities of the 83rd Legislature.
"I am excited to start the very important process of reporting to my bosses in District 31 and getting their ideas," said Seliger.
Upcoming stops on Senator Seliger's town hall meeting schedule include:
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Cochran County Town Hall Meeting
1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Cochran County Activity Building, 200 West Taylor, Morton
Bailey County Town Hall Meeting
3:45 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.
Muleshoe State Bank, 1010 West American Boulevard, Muleshoe
Thursday, September 19, 2013
Yoakum County Town Hall Meeting
2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Plains High School, 811 Cowboy Way, Plains
Town hall meetings in the following counties had not been confirmed at the time of this release: Loving, Midland, and Winkler.
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Fortunate collaboration: Alex Snydman to perform release concert at Casbah
The title track to drummer Alex Snydman's debut recording "Fortunate Action" has tempo and mood changes, and plenty of interplay between Snydman and pianist Miro Sprague. The sound reflects the process of collaboration between the two composers.
"It was cool to co-create with a musician who was a friend," Snydman said. "I'd really like to do more of that: If you co-create on the bandstand, why can't you do it" in the recording studio?
Snydman is on tour to celebrate the release of "Fortunate Action." The tour comes to Casbah on Sunday. On the bandstand, Snydman will be joined by pianist Chris Pattishall (from Durham), who also plays on the recording, and "my right-hand man" Tyler Heydolph on bass.
Snydman came to the drums fairly late in his musical education. During his senior year at Hampshire College, he switched from guitar to drums. When he sat down and started playing, "I knew I would find great joy pursuing the instrument, whereas I was a pretty frustrated guitarist," Snydman said. He "started from scratch" on the instrument, practicing "four to six hours a day."
One of his teachers during that process has been Eric Harland (who has played concerts locally with Dave Holland's group and the SF Jazz Collective). "He's been there the whole time," Snydman said. "I really sought him out." Snydman had been playing drums for about two years before he approached Harland, and had his first lesson right before Harland was getting ready to play a set at the Village Vanguard in New York. "We became friends after that. We've stayed at each other's houses several times," Snydman said. "The cymbals you are listening to on the recording, some of them are gifts from him."
The nine compositions on "Fortunate Action" include seven originals from Snydman and other musicians who play on the recording. "Cross Fade," by pianist Doug Abrams, builds to a burning ending (and you can hear from the sound of the band after the last note that this session felt good to everyone). On Snydman's "One for Elegua" tenor saxophonist Carl Clements states the melody and does some urgent soloing, his lines reflecting the Santeria trickster myth that inspired this tune.
Each tune on the disc received a different number of "takes." Snydman's composition "Eternal Recurrence" took one take, others more. "I'd like to get to the point where we don't have to do more than two takes," Snydman said. "The thing that's most important to me is the feeling that the band is really moving together. I really love pianists that play with heart and tension, rather than a lot of fireworks. … I love melody. When a pianist is telling a story, it forces the band to come together," he said.
He first began listening to jazz – he called it a "moment of change" – when he heard Medeski, Martin and Wood's "Notes from Underground." Other recordings that influenced him were John Scofield and Pat Metheny's "I Can See Your House from Here" and the track "New York Minute" from Herbie Hancock's "The New Standard."
In addition to touring, Snydman is pursuing a master's in jazz performance at The California Institute of the Arts. He has taught some master classes, and also teaches private lessons. Coming late to the drums helps him as a teacher, because he can pass on his recent experiences and practice techniques to students. "I love private teaching," he said. "Teaching takes a lot of insight into what a student needs at a given moment, and having the patience to work with them at a given moment."
WHAT: Alex Snydman and his band
WHEN: Sunday, with two sets at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.
WHERE: Casbah, 1007 W. Main St., Durham
ADMISSION: $10. For information, visit casbahdurham.com.


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Internet Harassment Trial In LA Postponed
Lecturer in Law Jennifer Stisa Granick is quoted in a St. Louis Post-Dispatch story about the postponement of the murder trial of a woman accused of cyber-bullying a teen who then committed suicide:
"It's a sign that the judge is taking her motion to dismiss seriously. And that is good for (Drew)," said Jennifer Granick, a former Stanford law professor who is now civil liberties director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Granick, along with some other law professors and online free speech and privacy rights groups, filed a friend-of-the-court brief in support of Drew, 49, this summer.
Granick, of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, said Tuesday that the law used by prosecutors is supposed to "stop people from breaking into and hacking into computers," not "using the computer in a way you don't like."
She added, "We're not talking about what's appropriate and what's kind. We're talking about ... what you can go to prison for."