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15-year-old tried in vain to save life of dying St Austell man at Redruth train station
Posted: February 28, 2013|
A TEENAGER tried in vain to save the life of a dying man in a railway station waiting room.
Harry Poole, 15, suddenly found himself called upon to help after the man collapsed at Redruth railway station.
Paramedics arrived but the 49-year-old man from St Austell, who has not yet been named, later died.
Harry, from Redruth and a pupil at Richard Lander School in Truro, was waiting for his father to pick him up when the man fell on the floor unconscious.
Harry called an ambulance and was asked to help resuscitate the man.
He said: "The paramedic was there before the ambulance came and he was working with the defibrillator. I had to press on his chest and try to keep it all going.
"It was the first time I had done anything like that. It was scary at first but I just wanted to help."
Harry had never undertaken first aid training but is now considering taking a course.
The man collapsed in the waiting room shortly after 6pm on February 21.
Harry said he had been shocked by the incident and his thoughts were with the man's family.
He said: "It happened so fast and was so unexpected. I was quite shaken."
Jim Beech, Harry's tutor at Richard Lander, said: "It is an amazing act of confidence and bravery to attempt to save a life and we are all really proud of Harry."
A spokesman for South Western Ambulance Service Trust said it could not give details of the care given in a specific case but added: "In certain circumstances members of the public may be asked to carry out basic life support until such time as paramedics arrive at the scene.
"The trust recognises how early intervention may dramatically improve a patient's prospects and is grateful to those prepared to help."
A spokesman for British Transport Police (BTP) confirmed they received a report of a man collapsing in the waiting room at 6.10pm.
The spokesman said: "An ambulance crew attended and gave the man, aged 49 and from St Austell, first aid at the scene before taking him to Treliske Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
"There are no suspicious circumstances. BTP officers will assist in the preparation of a file for the coroner."
First Great Western wrote to Harry to express its gratitude for his public-spirited action and enclosed a first-class return ticket to a destination of his choice in the UK.

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Green Valley Elementary, a turnaround school in far northeast Denver, posted the highest gains in the district but also ranked in the top 10 of all schools statewide in math growth.
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Rapper Claiming To Be Jay Z's Mistress Releases New Song 'Sorry Mrs. Carter'
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During the time the whole Jay-Z/ Solange fight went down, a woman went running to the tabloids claiming she was the reason for the fight, but unfortunately folks were more interested in Rachel Roy than some aspiring rapper claiming to be Jay Z's mistress.
Now, she's back. The woman goes by the name of LIV and she has released a video for a song called "Sorry Mrs. Carter." Using OutKast's "Ms. Jackson" as backdrop, she briefly throws darts at Beyoncé right out of the gate, while stating that her husband prefers "naturally flawless model chicks" such as herself. Then Liv switches up and clarifies her relationship with Jay, According to her, she and Jay Z never "screwed" but they had a special connection.
Be a lonely chick 'fore I be number two
Be damned if I don't, be damned if I do
F-ck f-cking to the top, me and Jay never screwed
We connected on some hip hop sh-t
He could be himself with me and he dig that sh-t
Us two was attracted like some magnets
And us crossing paths was no accident
When I stepped out his life, I took a piece of his heart
I know he still close his eyes and sees me in the dark
I bet he wish I just stayed and played my part
Imagining what I could've been with no regard
Later in the song, she raps:
You got a good girl, why she messing with a bad guy?
Ha! F-ck you doing with a rap-guy?
Down to ride 'til the very end
He never kiss you, never hold your hand
He's a pimp by blood, not relation
I'm ringing the alarm, 'cause I over stand
Girls can't run the world fighting over men
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On some real sh-t, it's time to tell these young girls some real sh-t. Tell them how you became a wife. You out here telling them how to surfboard. Come on now Surfboard? Monica Lewinsky? You a married woman. Why don't you tell these girls how to be wives? Why don't you tell these girls how to act around your husband?
The video has garnered over 1.3 million views so far. Looks like she's getting what she was looking for…but does anyone really believe this chick?
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Nashville's Sam Palladio Weighs in on Whether the Show Will Be Renewed
Look, guys, it's real talk o'clock 'round here, and we have something that needs to be said: If Nashville is NOT renewed for a second season, there's going to be a riot. We're going to smash our magically decoupaged Juliette Barnes lunchboxes and scratch the bejeezus out of all of our hand-painted platinum records, not to mention the yelling. So, just to be sure that we're not the only ones with our ten-gallon hat in the fight, PopSugar talked to Sam Palladio (Gunnar Scott) at the March 9 PaleyFest 2013 about where he stands on the issue.
The gossip outlet asked Nashville's favorite son (don't look so chagrined, Avery) about whether the cast knows something they're not saying, or what. So, are they still waiting on the word? "Yeah we are, we're kind of waiting with bated breath," the gorgeous Brit spilled about our favorite show's future. But it seems we won't have long to wait.
"I think we've got a month or so till we find out," Sammy says. "If it didn't go any further, I've had an absolute blast, but obviously we're all fingers crossed. I feel like the music has been such a great addition to the show, and a character in itself. And the musician in me wants to keep that going." We're right there with you, buddy...
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-- There has been a sense of uncertainty surrounding 34 year old linebacker James Harrison since camp opened up due to an on-going knee injury and that uncertainty has peaked with Harrison undergoing knee surgery Wednesday morning in what the Steelers and Harrison's camp contend was a minor procedure that normally sidelines a player for two to four weeks, but no one can put a timetable on Harrison's return right now.
The Steelers hope has been that they can get at least one more dominant season out of Harrison who is signed through 2014, but few outside linebackers at Harrison's age, 34, can sustain a pro bowl level of play because their body begins to break down sometimes by their early 30's and almost always for outside linebackers in their mid-30's.
While not in a Steelers uniform, Joey Porter for example went from 17.5 sacks at age 31 in 2008 to 9 sacks in 2009, 5 sacks in 2010 and 1 sack in 2011 at age 34 last season for Arizona, retiring this summer.
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"Want to try a new and completely different potato salad? Then look no further. The ingredients - bok choy, cilantro, soy sauce and sesame oil - blend together beautifully to give a unique Asian slant to a potato salad."
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4 slices
bacon, crisply cooked and crumbled
new red potatoes
1 1/3 cups
1 teaspoon
1 tablespoon
soy sauce
1 teaspoon
sesame oil
1/8 teaspoon
dry hot mustard
1/8 teaspoon
3/4 cup
chopped bok choy
red bell pepper, seeded and diced
1/2 cup
chopped green onion
1/4 cup
chopped fresh cilantro
This potato salad is awesome! At first glance it doesn't seem like the combination of ingredients would work, but they actually work beautifully. The bok choy and peppers add crunch, and the soy sauce adds just the right amount of saltiness. I used maple cured bacon which is a little less salty then regular smoked bacon, and it turned out great! I'm a cilantro lover, so I added cilantro according to the recipe however I think that those who don't care for the strong flavor of cilantro could easily substitute parsley and not miss a beat. This is a great recipe and I will be making it again and again. Yum!
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HI, I am the submitter of this recipe and just want to clarify the amount of potatoe to be used. If the potatoes are quite large than 6 should be enough, of course if they are smaller than use 6-10. Use your judgement. Thank you for all your comments.
I can't stop eating this stuff! I omitted the cilantro - mine has been in the fridge for a week, and was looking pretty sorry - and I'm actually glad I did. The flavors work SO well. I'll definitely be making this again! Thanks so much!
I can't believe I forgot to rate this recipe! So first, let me state I am sad that I forgot to buy bok choy because I love bok choy. This recipe melded all the ingredients perfectly. You have the traditional asian ingredients, soy sauce, sesame oil, and green onion which really liven up the traditional old potato salad. The bacon adds a nice crunchy texture, the cilantro adds the cool crispiness, and the sugar mellows out the saltiness nicely. The only thing I did differently was to had less mayo. Absolutely try this recipe, you will not regret it!
Really unique flavor, and just what I was looking for. I'd also never worked with bok choy before, so I really enjoyed this recipe, not only for its lovely flavors, but for introducing a new ingredient in to my repertoire.
We weren't sure what to do with the bok choi in our CSA box but we were determined to find a better option than letting it go bad in the fridge as in past years. This recipe made great use of the choi as well as the green onions, and cilantro also in the box, and my girls LOVE potato salad so this seemed like a good recipe to try. The only change that I made was to skip the dry hot mustard because I don't have any. Nevertheless, it was a big hit with the whole family. The Asian flavors are really clear and it is such a fun and different approach to potato salad than the norm. I just made a double batch again today to bring to a neighborhood potluck and hope that it is widely enjoyed. I know we'll be making it again as a family in any case. Yum!
Awesome job with them taters there! And I'm a life-long non-potato eater, but when I saw this one, something in my brain made a 'ding' noise and I had to try it. I love all the ingredients, but my cilantro was in an even sorrier state (2 weeks in fridge) and was only able to use a scant amount of what was salvagable. My bacon was on it's way out too, so I doubled up on the bok choy and onions and omitted the salt since the soy sauce was included. Nice and spicy and definitely something I'll make for company or wherever I'm invited that says 'bring dish'. It'll be brought!!
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Now what was I saying about having three fabulous sisters …? It's my birthday today and I have just opened my presents from sister no. two. I have been very good this time and saved them till the actual day, but as you can see from the light in the pictures it was still dark this morning when I eagerly ripped off the tissue paper to see: a beautiful box topped with a ceramic bird illustrated tile (as you know, I love birds!) and a box of notelets, for 'notes, scribbles, sketches, shopping lists, or dreams…' I always have a pen in my hand and am constantly...Read More


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2011: Ran in the 200, 300, 400, 800 and 4x400…ran a time of 45.27 seconds in the 300, finishing in 21st place at the Brown Alden Invitational (Dec. 4)…posted a season-best time of 28.48 seconds in the 200 at the Harvard Open (Dec. 10)…placed ninth in the 800 with a time of 2:31.38 at the Husky Spring Open (March 19)…recorded a career-best time of 1:00.54 in the 400 at the Holy Cross Quad Meet (April 23).
2010: Raced in the 200, 400, 500 and 800 for
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Outdoor Championship with a season-best time of 1:02.65...ran a
season-best time of 27.94 seconds in the 200 at the UMass Spring
Before Holy Cross: Member of the varsity track and field team at Westerly H.S...team captain junior and senior year...received the United States Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award...earned Academic All-State in 2008-2009...named Providence Journal Winter All-State Athlete in 2008...member of National Honor Society.
Personal: Daughter of Mark and Christine Sylvia...has one brother (Steven) and two sisters (Jaclyn (Holy Cross class of 2010) and Megan)...majoring in Sociology.


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Notes: Claussen lays foundation
Injured Milton replaced by Kozlowski in Grapefruit opener
By Mark Sheldon / MLB.com
SARASOTA, Fla. -- Unlike Tuesday's three-hour-plus first exhibition game against a Korean professional club, Reds manager Jerry Narron was able to better control the setting during Wednesday's intrasquad scrimmage.
Narron watched at Ed Smith Stadium as the "home" club was helmed by bench coach Bucky Dent. The "away" team, run by instructor Ed Napoleon, won the 4 1/2-inning game by a 3-1 score.
"We had pitchers on their pitch counts, and we could get them in and get them out," Narron said. "Maybe yesterday was too early to be playing somebody else."
While on a pitch count between 45-50 pitches, Brandon Claussen still worked three innings in his first outing. Facing 11 batters, the left-hander allowed one run and three hits -- which included an Adam Dunn home run -- with a walk and a strikeout.
Claussen felt like he commanded most of his fastballs and sliders. He was still trying to get the feel of his changeup.
"I felt good," said Claussen, who was 10-11 with a 4.21 ERA in 29 starts last season. "This was the first time I went three innings right out of the chute. It's definitely something to build on."
Leading off the top of the second, Dunn launched Claussen's 3-1 pitch over the fence in right-center field.
"I'm glad he's on our side. I love Dunner," Claussen said. "He did what he's supposed to do with that pitch."
All of the club's regular players were used during the scrimmage. Right-hander Luke Hudson pitched for the home team and worked one scoreless inning.
Injury report: Expected to start Thursday's Grapefruit League opener against the Tigers, Eric Milton was scratched with a right calf strain. The injury isn't expected to be serious. Non-roster left-hander Ben Kozlowski is scheduled to take Milton's place.
Right fielder Austin Kearns suffered a bruised left forearm when he was hit by a Hudson pitch in the top of the first inning. Kearns left the game early but is expected to be OK.
Left-handed pitcher Phil Dumatrait took a Felipe Lopez line drive off his shin but is also believed to be fine.
Patient Pena? One of the more encouraging parts of the scrimmage for the Reds was seeing the plate discipline shown by Wily Mo Pena. The usually strikeout-prone left fielder drew two walks. His first free pass came after working a full count against David Weathers in the second inning.
"I think all of our players were excited to see that," Narron said. "If Wily Mo takes that same approach all year, he can be very successful."
Pena, who has struck out 224 times compared to 42 walks the past two seasons, has been working with hitting coach Chris Chambliss to improve his decision-making in the batter's box.
Goodbye for now: Center fielder Ken Griffey Jr. was 2-for-3 in the scrimmage with a double to the warning track in right-center field. Afterwards, he left the club to fly to Arizona and join Team USA for the World Baseball Classic.
Performance counts: Even if Spring Training is a time for players to get their work in, the games aren't completely meaningless. Instead of going entirely from past performances last season, Narron could base some players' chances of making the club on their performances in exhibition games.
"It matters when you have guys that have been inconsistent," Narron said. "Especially with the pitchers ... They need to come out and show they can throw strikes and be able to throw pitches over when they need to. It's probably bigger for them than the position guys."
On camera: A Japanese TV crew appeared to document outfielder Tuffy Rhodes' every move during batting practice Wednesday. Rhodes spent the past 10 years playing in Japan and earned star status for hitting 360 home runs and learning to speak fluent Japanese.
Rhodes was asked if his following was on par with Yankees slugger and Japanese superstar Hideki Matsui. The Cincinnati native quickly disagreed.
"Nah, I'm Tuffy," he said. "Matsui would have 25 people following him."
Odds and ends: The Reds agreed to one-year contracts on Wednesday with catcher Miguel Perez and reliever Ryan Wagner. Pitcher Matt Belisle is the only unsigned player remaining on the 40-man roster. ... Former Reds general manager Dan O'Brien was hired by the Brewers as a consultant and special advisor to GM Doug Melvin.
Coming up: The Reds meet the Tigers at 1:05 p.m. ET on Thursday at Lakeland, Fla. Left-hander Nate Robertson is scheduled to start for Detroit. Other Cincinnati pitchers available for the game include Wagner, Chris Hammond, Brian Shackelford, Elizardo Ramirez and Mike Burns.


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The Thurman Emergency Squad has recently welcomed some new members - and this group of dedicated individuals is always looking for more volunteers to help out in the community. The next meeting open to the public will be held Sunday, Sept. 19, at 6 p.m. at the squad building on High Street. Volunteers age 18 and older can join as senior members, and those who are age 14 or older are eligible to become junior members. For more information, call 623-4254.
The Thurman Town Board will hold its monthly fiscal meeting, open to the public, Monday, Sept. 20, at 6:30 p.m. at the town hall.
The regular meeting of the town board is to be held Tuesday, Sept. 21, at 7 p.m. and everyone is welcome to attend. The routine public comment period gives all a chance to voice problems, praise or suggestions. To double-check these meeting dates in case of an unanticipated change, call 623-9649 or 623-4588.
A rabies clinic will be held from 10 a.m to noon Saturday, Sept. 18, at the Thurman firehouse. Bring your pets on leashes or in carriers.
The Gleaning food distribution will occur at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 21, in the Thurman Town Hall. Bring clean used grocery bags to take the food home. For details, call 623-9649.
The free Senior Bus will run Friday, Sept. 24 to Glens Falls for shopping or for appointments for all seniors age 60 and older. Call Laura at 623-9281 to reserve your seat.
The Thurman Connection Snowmobile Club is to meet at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 24, in the town hall. Meetings are open to the public and volunteers are always needed to help clear brush from the trails. For details on joining this safe-driving club, call Doug at 623-9234.
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For those that frequent Pico Mountain, these season passes give you the most bang for your buck. Choose from our Child Care Program with an optional lesson add-on for ages 2-4 or a Season Pass for our Trekkers Program. Purchase at Pico Season Pass and ticket center or call 866-667-PICO.
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As one who has long read and enjoyed the Carolina Israelite, I was glad to see, from his letter on Philip Roth's brilliantly argued essay ["Letters from Readers," April], that Mr. Harry Golden is maintaining his high reputation for partial accuracy.
My grandfather's name was indeed Goldberg. My own, whatever "attempt to blend into the anonymous mass" Mr. Golden may darkly be referring to, has always been the same:
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The son of the High Chief, knowingly or not, showed his friends an image of what Jesus Christ did for each of us when He went to the cross. He stood between them and the evil one, who wanted to hurt them.
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This course provides the core knowledge to begin programming in any language. Simon Allardice uses JavaScript to explore the core syntax of a programming language, and shows how to write and execute your first application and understand what's going on under the hood. The course covers creating small programs to explore conditions, loops, variables, and expressions; working with different kinds of data and seeing how they affect memory; writing modular code; and how to debug, all using different approaches to constructing software applications.
Finally, the course compares how code is written in several different languages, the libraries and frameworks that have grown around them, and the reasons to choose each one.
So I'm going to write some simple iteration code here, but before I do I have a quick question for you and this is not a trick question, it's not a riddle, but I am interested in the first answer, your gut answer that comes to mind. Here is the question. You need to build a straight fence and it must be 50 meters wide and you need fence posts every 10 meters. How many fence posts do you need? Do you have your answer? Good! Let's get into the code.
So in my JavaScript here I'm going to create a simple While loop where I'll show you how to do it and I'll show you one of the most common gotchas with iteration. I want to make a variable called amount. Start off at 0 and I want to add the number 100 to it 10 times. So I'm going to create a loop to do that. So when I create a loop as I mentioned there is always three parts to it, so I'll add a few comments here just before we start to build it out. First, we're going to create the index, then we're going to have the loop that checks the condition, and at some point we need to have the ability to increment or add to the index.
So these are just comments. Let's create an index here. It's very common to call your index i. But you can call it whatever you want. So we'll start off with an index of i = 1. Now I'm going to come and do my while loop. Again it takes the same format as ifs. We've got the word while then our opening and closing parentheses and then our opening and closing curly braces that represent the body of the loop. So in while we got the condition that we're going to check. Just like an if statement that needs to be either true or false.
And what I'm going to say is while i < 10 we're going to jump into the loop. What I'm going to do is add 100 to amount, which I could say amount+100. I could have also used the += format here, and then what I need to do inside the body of the loop is here is where I need to increment the index. I can't wait till I leave the loop, because if I do we'll never hit that line. The increment must be inside the loop itself.
I'm just going to say i++. So every time around we're going to add 1 to the variable i, we'll then hit the end of the loop, the closing curly brace, and we'll jump back up to the while statement and check the condition again. Now finally what I'm going to do is use our good old alert box and say "The value is: " and we'll write out the final value. We're only going to hit this line after we're done with the loop and we write out the value of the variable called amount. So I'm going to save that and test it. So we're going through this, we're going to add 100 to amount 10 times which should give us 1000.
But no, we get 900. This is a very common mistake to make and some of you I'm sure have spotted the problem already. I started off with my index set to 1 and then I started the loop. Is i < 10? Sure it is, it's 1. We then go through the loop, we add one to it. It's now 2. Is i < 10? Sure it is, it's 2. We add another hundred, we keep on going. Now at some point i will go from 8 to 9, we'll loop around again, and then it will go from 9 to 10 and we'll loop around again.
We'll check the condition. When i is 10 this will evaluate as false, so the last time we go and run the loop, we run i = 9. So we're only actually adding 100 nine times, not ten times. Now what could have worked here is either saying if i <= 10, or we could have started off with our index set to 0, because that would have looped around once before we even incremented it to 1. But of course the flip side problem here is if I did both and we try and save that and run that page again, we're now going to end up with 1100.
So I want one solution or the other, but certainly not both. Now these are what is known as off-by- one errors and it's really easy to go around either one too many times or one too few if you don't have it exactly straight in your head. And it's not computers causing this issue. The issue is with us. It's an easy mistake to make even without computer is involved. One example of this is known as the fencepost error. This is the question that I asked earlier. You need to build a fence. It needs to be 50 meters wide with fencepost every 10 meters.
How many fenceposts do you need? Now lot of people's gut reaction is 5, some say 7, but the answer of course is 6. And if it's this easy to make off-by- one errors when we're working with really simple concepts like 50 divided by 10 or 100 times 10, how do you think it is when you're dealing with way more complex data with much more abstract start and end positions? And this is just one example. When we start working with collections of data making sure that we're going through it exactly, it's quite easy to get wrong.
Like with the fencepost error, every programmer I've ever known will admit to making off-by-one errors. So a little extra thought with your loops can go a long way.
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have pics of them on car? or a link to one?
Just google them..
Do you know if these would clear my brembos would be interested are you willin to ship
No, they'll need spacers and yes im willing to ship.
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Shipping from the west coast to the east coast is about $95, it's cheaper if you're closer to the west coast.
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More with Leonardo Drew (first entry here). Here, he recalls doing a residency in Brazil (I want to say Salvador, but I'll have to double-check the catalog when I get to the offfice tomorrow). The street kids with whom he worked on a project got him; the art administrators, not so much.
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Universal preschool plan becomes lawBy JOSH OGORMAN
VERMONT PRESS BUREAU | May 29,2014Albert J. Marro / Staff Photo
Gov. Peter Shumlin stands at the top of a slide with students and staff at the preschool program at Stafford Technical Center in Rutland after signing the early eduication bill Wednesday.A new law will open up early education to every child in the state.
During a ceremony Wednesday at the Stafford Technical Center in Rutland, Gov. Peter Shumlin signed a bill into law that will offer 10 hours of early education to every 3- and 4-year-old in the state.
This bill ensures that no matter where you live, your 3- or 4-year-old will have access to high-quality early education programs, and arrive at school better prepared to learn, Shumlin said.
The children who arent ready to learn when they begin elementary school are very likely to challenge our resources throughout their school years and potentially throughout their lives, he continued. We know that high-quality pre-kindergarten is far less expensive than remediation, retention and special education later on.
Rebecca Holcombe, secretary of the state Agency of Education, said an abundance of evidence demonstrates the efficacy of early education as a means to close the performance gap between students who live in poverty and those who do not.
On average, children who attend intensive, high-quality preschool programs are less likely to repeat a grade, drop out of high school, commit crimes or be placed in special education, Holcombe said.
They are likely to get better jobs and earn more money over the course of their work lives, she said. We see universal preschool as integral to Vermonts future economic vitality and to the ability of our youngest and most vulnerable to thrive in school and their communities.
While Vermont is increasing access to pre-kindergarten education which, in theory, will increase the number of students in the programs pre-K enrollment declined slightly on the national level during the 2012-13 school year, according to the National Institute for Early Education Research.
This represented the first decline since NIEER began tracking enrollment numbers in 2001.
Nationally, 28 percent of the nations 3- and 4-year-olds were enrolled in a pre-K program in 2012-13, compared with 48 percent of children of the same age in Vermont.
Vermont is one of 40 states plus the District of Columbia that offers state-funded pre-K education. During the 2012-13 school year, Vermont ranked fourth in the nation in offering access to early education, with the District of Columbia ranking first with 87 percent enrollment.
New York ranked 10th with 23 percent enrollment; Maine ranked 13th with 18 percent; Massachusetts came in 28th with 9 percent enrollment. New Hampshire does not offer state-funded early education, according to the NIEER study.
In Vermont, the new law provides for 10 hours of early education a week for 35 weeks a year at an array of approved programs, which include public schools, private early education and care programs, and Head Start.
The law also breaks down existing geographical boundaries and allows a child to access any program, and not just the one in his or her town.
Sen. Kevin Mullin, R-Rutland, a lead sponsor of the bill in the senate, discussed how the new law fixes that residential wrinkle.
A family with identical income living in a similar house paying the same property taxes to fund early education, depending on where they live, they either get the help or they dont, and thats just wrong, Mullin said.
If youre raising the money through a broad-based tax like the property tax, there should be equal opportunities for every child in Vermont, he said.
Rep. Sarah Buxton, D-Tunbridge, was the lead sponsor of a similar bill in the House.
It strengthens Vermonts appeal to young and working families. Over 70 percent of children under 6 live in households where all the adults are in the workforce. This is the reality of our current economy, Buxton said.
Universal access to high-quality learning is the silver bullet, because it strengthens our foundation for learning at a time when we know what matters and its proven to provide high returns on our investments.
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For more than a decade Garrett Lewis has been the face of weather in Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley, but weather is only one part of Garrett's life. Before he even gets to work every day, Garrett has already logged about six hours with his two-year-old son, Graham.
"Family is really important to my wife and I. She's a teacher, so we get the best of both worlds. Half of the day he's with me and the other half he's with my wife, Ashley. There are so many great things to do in our area if you're raising a family. We do swim lessons twice a week, paint, play at the park, or watch planes land at the airport," said Garrett.
Growing up in the area gave Garrett a new perspective as he settled down to raise his family.
"Some of my best memories with my dad are going to Razorback basketball games. The year they won the national championship, back then, 540 wasn't built so we took the long curvy roads up the old 71; made for great conversations about life."
Garrett also serves on the board with the Benton County Advocacy Center, which works with kids who have been abused.
"I love working with the children's advocacy center because people here are helping hurt kids who are our neighbors. They see the bigger vision that when our community hurts, we heal, and together all succeed."
As for work, Garrett admits it's better than his first job.
"I wanted a car when I turned 16 and my mom and dad always taught us the value of hard work and responsibility. So I sold cotton candy at the rodeo to save money."
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A data communication system based on a serial bus and a monitor station for use with such system.
A data communication system is based on a serial bus. It comprises transmitter stations and receiver stations. Frames have a sequence of start signals, address signals, and further signals, and also include control signals, and support an in-frame dialog between master and slave. A monitor station is also present and, irrespective of the source of a particular bit allows for sampling such bit in that it emulates an uncommitted slave station.
1. A monitor station for use in a system which includes a single channel serial bus and a plurality of stations acting as transmitters and/or receivers, at least one of the plurality of stations being a master station and at least one of the plurality of stations being a slave station, the monitor station including a) clock means for timing bits or nibbles thereof;
b) means, responsive to the clock means, for downloading bits sourced from both the master station and the slave station, from the serial bus;
c) means for recreating at least a portion of a frame structure present on the serial bus and for reorganizing the bits downloaded, by the downloading means, into a reconstituted frame,
i) which reconstituted frame is the same as at least a portion of a frame transmitted on the serial bus,
ii) which frame structure
A) includes a start signal, address signals, further signals and control signals, and
B) supports an in-frame dialog between the master and slave stations, in that it contains both read information from and write information for the master station,
iii) which means for recreating includes a frame buffer for storing relevant parts of the reconstituted frame; and
c) means for inspecting and monitoring any bit stored in the frame buffer;
whereby the monitor station
collects data from both the master station and the slave station;
operates on a bit level;
does not affect data on the serial bus.
2. A data communication system comprising
at least one master station;
at least one slave station;
a monitor station as claimed in claim 1; and
a serial bus for communicating between the stations.
3. A system as claimed in claim 2 wherein
said frame buffer comprises first and second sections that each accommodate all relevant parts of at least one frame, and
said monitor station has control means for controlling the first section in a read mode, to provide data to a host, and the second section in a write mode, to receive data from said means for downloading bits.
4. A system as claimed in claim 2, wherein said sections are separate, fixed physical sections controlled alternatingly in said read and write modes, so that in a first time the first section is in the read mode and the second section is in the write mode and in a second time the section is in the read mode and the first section is in the write mode.
5. A system as claimed in claim 3, wherein said first and second sections are fixed in said read mode and said write mode, respectively, and comprise copy means for, between reception of contiguous frames, executing a fast copy from the second section to the first section.
6. A system as claimed in claim 2, said monitor station furthermore comprising
masked comparator means for comparing an unmasked part from any frame communicated on said bus with one or more corresponding standard part's contents, and
gating, responsive to the comparator means, for gating contents of the frame buffer to a test data processing means, when the comparator means gives an "equal" signal.
7. A system as claimed in claim 2, wherein said test data processing means comprises data display means for displaying test evaluation data produced by said test data processing means in response to the contents of the frame buffer.
8. A system in claim 7, wherein said data display means displays said test evaluation data symbolically.
9. A system as claimed in claim 2, wherein said clock means times bits at instants according to a timing scheme that differs from any standard station interface's.
10. (thrice amended) A monitor station as claimed in claims 2 wherein
said frame buffer comprises first and second sections that each accommodate all relevant parts of at least one frame,
said monitor station has control means for alternatively controlling the first section in a read mode, to provide data to a host, and the second section in a write mode, to receive data from the means for downloading bits.
11. A monitor station as claimed in claim 2 wherein said clock means times bits at timing instants according to a timing scheme that differs from any standard station interface's.
12. A system as claimed in claim 1, said monitor station furthermore comprising
masked comparator means for comparing an unmasked part from any frame communicated on said bus with one or more corresponding standard part's contents, and
gating means, responsive to the comparator means, for gating contents of the frame buffer to test data processing means, when the comparator means gives an "equal" signal.
13. A monitor station as claimed in claim 1 wherein said gating means is software controlled.
14. A monitor station as claimed in claim 1 for use with a single-channel serial bus with D2 B protocol realised.
15. A data communications system comprising
a single channel serial bus
a plurality of transmitter and/or receiver stations, physically coupled to the bus, for intercommunicating multibit messages in the form of bus signals organized in finite frames, each frame including a contiguous sequence of signal spaces containing a start signal, address signals, further signals, control signals, and an acknowledge bit and each frame supporting an in-frame dialog which comprises both write information and read information related to one of said plurality of transmitter and/or receiver stations which is acting as a master station,
a monitor station for emulating an uncommitted receiver station with respect to a source of a first frame, which source can either be the master station or another one of said plurality of transmitter and/or receiver stations which is acting a slave station, said monitor station comprising
a) a bus interface physically coupled to said serial bus to receive said first frame at a bit level; and
b) a frame buffer coupled to said bus interface to receive said first frame including the acknowledge bit unconditionally from said bus interface and for storing relevant parts of said frame, and
c) means for inspecting and monitoring any bit stored in the frame buffer;
said monitor station does not affect data on the bus;
said monitor station monitors both sides of the in-frame dialog.
16. A monitor station for use with a data communications system comprising a single channel serial bus physically coupled to a plurality of transmitter and/or receiver stations for intercommunicating multibit messages in the form of bus signals organized in finite frames each frame including a contiguous sequence of signal spaces containing a start signal, address signals, further signals, control signals and an acknowledge bit, and each frame supporting an in-frame dialog which comprises both write information and read information related to one of said plurality of transmitters and/or receiver stations which is acting as a master station, said monitor station comprising:
a) a bus interface physically coupled to said serial bus to receive said first frame at a bit level from either the master station or one of said plurality of transmitter and/or receiver stations which is acting as a slave station; and
b) a frame buffer coupled to said bus interface to receive said first frame including the acknowledge bit unconditionally from said bus interface and for storing relevant parts of said frame, and
c) means for inspecting and monitoring any bit stored in the frame buffer;
said monitor station does not affect data on the bus; and
said monitor station monitors both sides of the in-frame dialog.
This is a continuation of application Ser. No. 08/111,036, filed on Aug. 24, 1993, abandoned, which is a continuation of Ser. No. 07/830,031, filed on Jan. 30, 1992, abandoned.
The invention relates to a data communication system based on a serial bus with a plurality of transmitter and/or receiver stations attached for intercommunicating multibit messages organized in physical frames that contain a sequence of a start signal, address signals and further signals, and also containing control signals, any said frame supporting an in-frame dialog in that it comprises both write information and read information as pertaining to art actual master station.
A single-channel bus has been described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,429,384 (PHN 9737), herein corporated by reference. Such a communication bus is particularly suited for transfer of control signals between various devices for consumer entertainment, devices for executing household chores, and devices for producing various maintenance and management control signals in a domestic environment. A different kind of serial bus has been disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,689,740. This particular serial bus has separate clock and data wires. A still different set-up is a single data wire, a single clock wire, and a single word enable wire. A still different set-up is a single data wire, a single bit synchronization wire, and a single word synchronization wire. Serial in this context means that the information transmitted is represented by at most two wire signals, wherein in the case of two wires the information bit stream is represented by a logic combination between the signals on the two wires. Examples are an EXOR-function and a realization by a twisted or balanced wire pair, wherein the information is embodied by mutually opposite signals on the two wires. Apart from the one or two information-carrying wires, any other wire is exclusively used for controlling and/or synchronizing the transfer. For simplicity, only the system according to the first referenced patent is considered hereinafter. Now, a realistic system of course has at least one transmitter station and also at least one receiver station. Another discrimination is between master station and slave station. The master generally synchronizes the transfer in the context of the overall frame. Various different communication configurations such as one-to-one, one-to-many and others are common general knowledge. Now, the frame generally has a sequence of a start bit, mode bits indicating the intended transmission frequency, a master address, a slave address and data. Also, further control bits have been defined and allowance has been made for returning acknowledgement by the receiver, which in principle may be the master as well as the slave. A positive acknowledgement opens the way for a next transfer (such as a next byte). A negative acknowledgement may induce a repeat transmission. Inasmuch as on the bit level master and slave are only weakly interrelated, the particular outcome of the transfer may have appreciable effects on further synchronization. Now, other bus organizations have different standards for the start signals, the address signals, the control signals and the further signals, the latter of course also covering the data signals that would represent the information that the slave or destination station would really need. In certain situations, the transmitter may operate as master (i.e. synchronizer station) and the receiver as slave, but this is not a prerequisite, inasmuch as also the message may have the destination station as synchronizer. Also, a separate synchronizer station may be present.
A communication system is used with respect to stations that are manufactured by various different manufacturing entities. It has been found advisable to be able to test such stations for correct functioning by a monitor station. The station function so tested may be for correct interaction with the bus proper on a protocol level, or alternatively on the level of correct execution of an application program on a debug level. Furthermore, it may be the bus itself that is the subject of the test.
Accordingly, amongst other things, it is an object of the present invention to provide a system as set out and provided with a monitor station for allowing flexible testing. According to one of its aspects, the invention realizes the object in that it comprises both write information and read information as pertaining to an actual master station,
said system also comprising a monitor station comprising a bus interface for with respect to any prevailing bus signal and irrespective of such signal's source station emulating an uncommitted receiver station, and a frame buffer fed unconditionally by said interface for storing uniformly relevant parts of any frame received. The bus interface controls the reception of the frames under bus synchronization. The frame buffer allows for intermediate storage up till such time when further processing or evaluation is necessary or feasible. The storage is uniform among the frames, so that any frame leads to the same amount of storage (if the frame has been found useful, because in principle, rejection of a bad frame is possible before its contents could even be considered). For example, if the frame is in discord with timing requirements, it could never contain viable information. Further, the storage is irrespective of the actual source of the bit in question, so that the complete aspects of the dialog can be discerned. Several particularities of such emulation of an uncommitted receiver will be explained hereinafter.
Advantageously, said frame buffer comprises two sections that each accommodate all relevant parts of at least one frame, and wherein said monitor station has control means for alternatively controlling one said section in a read mode and the other said section in a write mode. In particular, besides accommodating as well as possible to the bus protocol in the write section, the read section could be used by the evaluation either on the basis of its own content, or on the basis of the frame to be stored thereafter in the write section. This enhances flexibility of procedure in that the outcome of a test may entail also using one or more ,earlier frames. This provision on a hardware level in the frame buffer enhances speed enormously.
Advantageously, said monitor station furthermore comprising masked comparator means for comparing any unmasked part from any frame communicated on said bus with one or more corresponding standard part's contents, and gating means fed by said frame buffer for under control of an "equal" signal from said comparator means gating the relevant parts of the associated frame to a test data processing means. After provisional buffering until equality or difference of the unmasked section(s) with respect to the standard section(s) has been determined and the gating may either transfer the whole frame, or only a secondary selected part thereof to the data processing means. The storage in the frame is unconditionally with respect to the message as a whole. As to the specific parts thereof in a particular test this storage is uniform for all frames, but also certain parts of the frames may be uniformly disregarded, such as, for example, the start signal. The storage may continue up to the end of the message. Alternatively, it may discontinue as soon as any discrepancy (= not equal) has been met. The equality may mean equal to one particular information content; equality to any of a plurality of information contents; or equality to any content within a specified range of information contents. Generally, the hardware filtering in the monitor station allows top speed.
Advantageously, said test data processing means comprises display means for displaying test evaluation data, such as statistical data with respect to mode type, source address, destination address, control information, or, alternatively message content, error occurrence, repeats requested, irresponsive destinations and various others. The term display is herein understood to include printing or otherwise hardcopying. The display may be symbolic, such as translating a particular occurrence in a verbal representation thereof, such as: "station Y is non-responsive to station X", "tabular statistics rendered as histogram or pie", "timing data rendered as pictorial track", etcetera.
Selection of a particular information for forwarding to the test evaluation means can be conditional on two levels, first whether a particular frame is selected anyway, and second, in that the part(s) thereof forwarded may be codetermined by the content proper of that frame, or of another frame. The organization of the two buffer sections advantageously is that one single-frame buffer is controlled in write mode, whereas the other section that could contain one or a plurality of sections is in the read mode with respect to the test evaluation means. Changeover to receiving a next session is effected by having selected a next one-frame section among the buffer's capacity. Another organization is by fixing the write section and between succesive frames operating a fast-copy mechanism from the write section to the read section. By it self, such mechanisms are well-known in buffering art and would not need extensive disclosure.
The invention also relates to a test monitor station for use with a data communication system based on a serial bus. Such monitor station would represent a valuable evaluation tool, especially in a multivendor environment. Advantageously, the gating means could be software controlled. This could allow for higher level testing such as measuring time delay between a particular request from a first station and the execution thereof by a second station, although response time of such software control would often be substantially higher.
In particular, said monitor station for monitoring multibit messages organized in physical frames that contain a sequence of a start signal, address signals and further signals and also contain control signals, being transmitted on said bus, said monitor station for monitoring said frames including in-frame dialog control signals as comprising both write information and read information as pertaining to an actual master station, comprising a bus interface for with respect to any prevailing bus signal and irrespective of that signal's source station emulating an uncommitted receiver station, and a frame buffer fed unconditionally by said interface for storing uniformly relevant parts of any frame received. Selection from a frame to be transmitted for further evaluation can be conditional on various levels, first whether a particular frame is selected anyway, second in that the parts thereof forwarded may be codetermined by the content proper of that frame. A convenient organization would be effected in that a particular "equal" signalization could control gating of a particular sequence length of "earlier" and/or of "later" frames, provided of course, that the buffering have adequate capacity. The monitor station would advantageously allow for sampling on both read (control) bits and also on write bits. This allows for a broad measurement scope. In particular, the monitor station would have different timings from a standard station, in that it should feature optimum reception without the normal cost versus performance trade offs that are or could be proper in a low-cost slave station. The bus in particular may be D2 B, which is being widely contemplated for use or future use.
Further advantageous aspects are recited in dependent claims.
The invention will be explained and disclosed, specifically with respect to the appended Figures, wherein:
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a data communication system with monitor station attached;
FIG. 2 shows the D2 B frame format;
FIG. 3 is a block diagram of the overall parts of the monitor system;
FIG. 4 is a block diagram of the buffer and its close surroundings.
FIG. 5 is a register description of the comparator structure.
An appendix gives the various timing prescription of D2 B in general and of the monitor station therefor, in particular. Moreover, the invention with appropriate and straightforward modification of the embodiment would be useful for use with other serial bus protocols.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an example data communication system with monitor station attached. In this, block 20 represents a TV-tuner, block 22 a TV-monitor, and block 24 a video-disc player. The three block together represent the intended functionality for user entertainment. For so doing they are interconnected by a high-speed signal line 26 for communicating video signals. Furthermore, twisted pair D2 B bus 28 interconnects the block 20...24 for exchanging control commands, status signals, and data that is required for assisting the user functionality. Examples are: "play", "louder", "time of day", "give status", "alarm", and many others. Furthermore, for test purposes, monitor station 30 has been attached to bus 28. It may, or may not be connected to the video bus 26. Test can mean test during or after manufacturing of the various blocks 20...24. It may also represent a specific extra user function in a consumer environment, such as for supervising a D2 B system that is in use by various persons, to check for use type, use frequency, system adequacy and others. The particular functions of blocks 20...24 are not particular to the present invention, and neither is the presence of data line 26.
In this respect, FIG. 2 briefly recapitulates the D2 B message/frame format. Herein, 31 symbolizes a fixed format start bit; 32 three mode bits that indicate an intended transmission speed, under control of a clock frequency that for mode 0 is 6/8 MHz, for mode 1 is 6/2 MHz, and for mode 2 is 6 MHz. Furthermore, each mode has a predetermined maximum frame length. Next follow a master address signal with associated parity bit 33, a slave address signal with associated parity bit and accommodating a slave-generated acknowledge signal 34, a control bit sequence with associated parity and acknowledge bits 35, and data byte with associated parity bit, acknowledge bit and end of data bit 36. In this example only one data byte is transferred. In case of a longer message, each byte has an end-of-data bit at a default value, whereas only the last data byte gets an active end-of-data bit. The data may go from the master to the slave, or in the reverse direction. Always, the receiver sends the acknowledge bit.
Now, in FIG. 1, monitor station 30 has the following subsystems executed in TTL, logic: sample flip flop 40, shift register 42, register store 44, clock 46, frame handler 48, bit sequencer 50, bit counter 52, last byte decoder 54. Frame handler 48 performs central control for the monitor station, which through pulse counting (of clock pulses from clock 46) determines the instant of interrogation of each incoming bit in sample flip flop 40. The number of clock pulses is prescribed for each bit category and each state (low/high) thereof. These numbers have been stored in a parameter ROM not shown, which at the beginning of the associated state or bit is read to fill a count register in clock 46 that is subsequently counted down under synchronization of clock 46's own pulses. Attainment of counter state zero first stops the counting down and, furthermore, controls a sampling instant. These sample instants have been designed for optimum interrogation reliability and differ from standard interrogation instants for a "normal" slave station. Bit sequencer 50 counts all message bits through an end-of-bit pulse from frame handler 48. Bit line 56 signals through a category code which bit category presently prevails. Bit counter 52 counts the message bits for, on the basis of the count and of the protocolled message format, determining what category the next bit belongs to, what its purpose is, and at what instants it should be interrogated. Bit sequencer 50 can thus detect the last bit of a particular message, byte, etcetera, through protocol definition of all elements of the message. Eight bit shift register 42 receives sampled bit values for series to parallel conversion as dictated by the data width of write memory 44. The latter stores one or more sequential frames under control of a select signal from frame handler 48. It has byte wide bidirectional communication with read buffer 45 of a host not shown, this host executing the evaluation and also governing the actual timing appropriate to the bus mode. Write memory 44 will be detailed hereinafter with respect to FIG. 4. Clock 46, in addition to earlier functions, also decodes the mode bits and forwards a 2-bit mode signal on line 58. After commencement of a message, first all connected stations operate in the lowest mode. Through the mode signal they may be driven to a higher bit rate frequency. Mode line 58 signals the prevailing mode (one of three). The frame handler 48 also determines whether an addressed station emits a positive or a negative acknowledge, respectively. Anyway, the acknowledge bit is always sampled. Moreover, a parity check is executed with respect to message parts received.
Particular functions of the monitor station are the following: During acknowledge bits and other slave-to-master bits no data are presented to the serial bus in contradistinction with "real" slaves. During all bits a correct sampling is specified. Various control bits are not decoded in a standard way. For example, "locking" to another station is strictly forbidden. The monitor station is able to discriminate between the master-to-slave and slave-to-master bits inasmuch as they have different timing constraints. Reset of the monitor station upon encountering an abnormal message condition, is not effected either. In general, the monitor station behaves as a slave, both for the standard bits of a frame, but also with respect to any acknowledge bit that would have to be returned by a normal slave station, not being the monitor station. So, it keeps completely silent. Write memory 44 interfaces with the host's read buffer 45 on an 8-bit-wide data level; clock 46 transmits on line 58 mode indicating bits, and frame handler 48 on line 49 forwards an interrupt bit if an end-of-frame has been found.
In general, the blocks of FIG. 1 may be built from conventional TTL building blocks.
Now, the following trigger formats may be specified by the monitor station according to the invention:
mode signals xxx
master address xxxx xxxx xxxxx
slave address xxxx xxxx xxxx
control bits xxxx
The latter two categories each are provided with one acknowledge bit space. The user may now specify an arbitrary content of any of the bits or bit groups of this table to be taken into account for presenting for comparison to determine an equal/not equal situation while leaving any other bit don't care. Alternatively, respective different contents for a fraction of these bits may be specified, such as all messages that have either a particular station as master station, or a particular station as slave station. Another possibility is a set of particular addresses or a particular address range. The set of bits specified above has been chosen as a particularly advantageous one. Other bits are less interesting: data bits show too much message-to-message variation, parity bits by themselves do not represent information on the message. Now, if within a particular message an equality to the specified bits occurs, a trigger is given, which trigger is rendered definitive when the slave acknowledge bits have effectively been produced by the addressed slave station.
FIG. 3 is a block diagram of the overall parts of the monitor system. Herein, D2 B bus 70 interfaces to D2 B unit 72 corresponding to device 30 in FIG. 1. As explained, device 30 allows for inspecting and monitoring any bit transferred on bus 70. Next, device 30 exchanges eight bit bytes with data buffer 74 to be described hereinafter. Data buffer 74=44 interfaces to direct memory access sequencer 76 on byte-wide address and data lines, respectively. Element 80 is a host computer of conventional structure, also encompassing read buffer 45 of FIG. 2. Element 78 is a trigger detector giving a trigger start signal to the DMA sequencer. The trigger detector receives the information for the detection from the host and compares this with the incoming samples from the bus messages. For this reason it is fed directly from the D2 B interface 72. As soon as at frame's end a positive detection prevails the DMA sequencer is started for providing the host with necessary frame data. Also an accompanying interrupt not shown is produced for the host. The selection in the buffer by the DMA sequencer is on arbitrary frame bytes.
FIG. 4 is a block diagram of buffer 74 and surroundings. D2 B bus 90 interfaces to D2 B timing element 92(=72). The buffer proper consists of two separate halves 94, 96 that each could accommodate the necessary fractions of one frame to be scrutinized. However, the buffer may alternatively contain one write section for a single frame and one read section for accommodating a sequence of earlier received frames. This allows for upon finding a positive or equal comparison in device 78 of FIG. 3 to forward selected past or history frames to host for producing a deeper evaluation of the transfer sequence. Line 98 forwards the frame items to equality detector 78 in block 100 that also symbolizes the host (100=76+78+80). Interrupted lines indicate physical or logical swapping between the sections 94, 96 (fast copying for physical swapping, address amending for logical swapping). Swapping is preferably virtual or logical as opposed to physical.
Now, each of the bits of the trigger table, supra, may be prescribed either as 1, as 0, or as don't care. First, if there is a negative slave acknowledge, the slave is operationally absent, which makes the master stop immediately, at least outside the control bits. During control bits a repeat may be effected. This convention has been described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,937,816 (PHN 12.484) to Applicant, herein incorporated by reference. Effected repeat produces trigger 1 (2-bit encoded). Upon a negative control acknowledge the master will send no further bytes. If any monitor station flip-flop has been set at that instant, the sequencer for evaluating the preceding frame part is started nevertheless; which allows for also evaluating transfers that were only partially successful. This is trigger 2. Under positive acknowledge, a series of data bytes will follow: this gives trigger 3.
FIG. 5 gives a register description for sampling and comparing the bits of the frame to be forwarded to the host. Note that user data is not detected or stored, inasmuch as the monitor detects the overall bus-functions, not the application level. The bytes arrive sequentially from the top, the least significant bit right first. Certain nibbles are stored in encoded form as generated by the frame handler (FIG. 1). Now, byte 1 top row, indicates the number of data bytes in the message as specified by the monitor station itself, which keeps count thereof. In D2 B, the number of bytes is not known in advance, because non-acknowledged bytes are repeated by the transmitter, but are monitored irrespective of the acknowledge. Protocol specifies the maximum number of data bytes per frame. For mode 0 this is 10, for mode 1 this is 43, for mode 2 this is 151; the set-up has not been extended to allow for all of full length mode 2 frames. So, 43 is encoded as 00101011, which means that bits 17, 16 are intrinsically zero. Bits 27-22 are zero, bits 21, 20 indicate the mode bit in that 00 is a mode 0 frame received, 01 is a mode 1 frame received, 10 is mode mode 2 frame passed, but not received in total, because the bit handler up to now has not been designed to handle the high speed of mode 2. Bits 37-34 are don't care, bits 33-30 give the, source address most significant nibble. Bits 47-44 and 43-40 give the middle and least significant nibbles thereof, respectively. Bits 57-54 are don't care, bits 53-50, 67-64 and 63-60 give the high, middle and least significant nibble, respectively of the destination address. bits 77-74 are don't care, bits 73-70 give the control bits indicating respectively direction, lock/non-lock, data/control status. Bits 87-80, 97-90, 107-100, 117-110, 127-120, 137-130 give the acknowledge bits of the message data bytes, up to a total of maximally 43 bytes in mode 1, which in effect means that bits 137-133 don't matter.
By way of extended disclosure, hereinafter the timing of various bit categories has been given, both for standard stations and for the monitor station. All intervals have been given in clock periods. ##STR1##
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