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ITHACA, N.Y. - Blair Morrison caught a career-best eight passes for 107 yards, but it was his final reception Saturday that was the biggest of both his career and the 2002 Princeton football season. His 11-yard touchdown reception in overtime put an exclamation point on a 22-point rally and gavce Princeton a 32-25 overtime victory over Cornell at snowy Schoellkopf Field. It was Princeton's first win in Ithaca since the 1992 season, and its first win in overtime since 2000.
An ugly first half forced Princeton to pull off one of its more spectacular comebacks in recent history. Trailing 25-10 entering the final quarter, Princeton took its first drive and moved 43 yards for a touchdown. The Tigers got to the one-yard line when Morrison went high to catch a pass from quarterback Matt Verbit, who made his first career start after junior Dave Splithoff was injured the previous week against Harvard. After a penalty pushed the Tigers back five yards, Verbit took a quarterback keeper six yards for the score. Derek Javarone put the extra point in to cut the lead to 25-17 with 11:58 remaining. Princeton kept Cornell from gaining a first down on either of its next two possessions, and took the ball at its own 39-yard line with 8:12 remaining in regulation. Verbit rushed for one first down and passed for another before running an option with senior tailback Cameron Atkinson on a 3rd and one deep in Cornell territory. Atkinson took it down the right sidelines and stepped out of bounds just before crossing the goal line. Not to be denied, Atkinson took the next run the other way and bounced off two tacklers before powering his way into the end zone.
It became a situation Princeton had faced the last time it was in Ithaca. Cornell had 25 points, and Princeton needed a conversion after a late touchdown to tie it. In 2000, an extra point was needed, but Taylor Northrop slipped on the wet turf and missed the kick. On Saturday, needing the two points for the tie, Verbit kept it and went left for the conversion.
Cornell nearly had the opportunity to win it in the final seconds. A personal foul was called on a Princeton punt, forcing the Tigers to punt again. The snap bounced to punter Joe Nardello, who couldn't control it and get the punt off. He was tackled at the Princeton 15-yard line with 24 seconds remaining. After an incompletion and a one-yard rush, Cornell tried to get the ball deeper on a pass attempt. Mick Razzano's pass was tipped at the line of scrimmage and intercepted by Jay McCareins; it was the sophomore's fourth interception of the season, and each has been in the final four minutes of regulation to end a potential game-winning drive.
Princeton got the ball first in overtime and immediately lost nine yards on a sack. Verbit then completed three straight passes: one to Morrison to get Princeton back to 3rd and 10, one to Andy Bryant to convert on the third down and a fade to the right side of the end zone to Morrison.
Cornell moved the ball to the Princeton 7-yard line on its drive before Razzano threw an incompletion on third down. With fourth-and-goal, both teams called timeouts to set up the critical play. The defensive line got a surge on Razzano, whose intended pass to Keith Ferguson sailed out of the end zone and ignited a wild Princeton celebration.
The Tigers' rally followed arguably its ugliest half of the season. Princeton fumbled three times in the first half, had a punt blocked and converted on one of six third-down attempts. Razzano gave Cornell an early 7-0 lead with a three-yard run, a drive which started after Princeton's first fumble. Princeton evened the score when senior wideout Chisom Opara took a reverse, followed the lead blocking of sophomore Trey Greene and went 23 yards for the score.
Cornell's Trevor MacMeekin and Javarone traded field goals before th Big Red added 15 second-quarter points to take the 25-10 halftime lead. A sack of Verbit in the end zone gave Cornell a 12-10 lead, and a one-yard run by Brian Ulbricht three minutes later opened up a 19-10 lead. Matt Wise caught a six-yard touchdown pass with 33 seconds remaining in the half to open the lead to 25-10, but the two-point conversion attempt failed. Amazingly, it almost got worse after that, as Andre Hardaway blocked a punt by Nardello with four seconds left in the half. Vic Yanz scooped it up, but was tackled by Nardello at the two-yard line.
Atkinson rushed for 119 yards and one touchdown, giving the senior his fifth 100-yard rushing game in the last six weeks. He also became the sixth player in Princeton history to rush for over 2,000 yards. He is now fifth on the all-time rushing list at Princeton with 2,118 yards. Opara also hit a milestone by becoming the third Princeton player ever to record over 2,000 yards receiving. He caught five passes for 46 yards and now has 2,008 yards receiving.
Defensively, junior defensive lineman Joe Weiss led the unit with 12 tackles and two sacks, while junior linebacker Zak Keasey has 11 tackles. Overall, the defense limited Cornell to a total of 53 yards after halftime.
Princeton will face Penn next Saturday at 1 p.m. at Princeton Stadium. Penn comes into the game undefeated in the league, while Princeton has one loss.


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Right. I just meant that it sounded like a more race like, better organized group ride that doesn't have promoters, officials, etc. Sounds like something I wish was available around here.
Right. I just meant that it sounded like a more race like, better organized group ride that doesn't have promoters, officials, etc. Sounds like something I wish was available around here.
Call it whatever. If most guys are in a group, its a group ride. If most guys are racing, attacking, blocking, bridging, contesting the sprint, it's also a race. It can easily be both. Sanctioned races are group rides as well. If a bunch of kids hop on their bikes and say "first one to wherever wins", it's a race.
I'd say if guys are just pushing the pace for fun but not seriously trying to break away or win the sprint, it's not a race.
a period of time between events
so, yeah.
but really I did rides that were a couple hours long regularly at 90+%.
That industrial park whatever you want to call it sounds like a pretty good deal for 4s and 5s, if nothing else how to ride in a group at speed.
Did trainer ZCIs today. They sucked at the time, but I finished them and now, in retrospect, they didn't suck so bad after all.
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Windy River Ride. Had to pull out every trick in the book to stay attached. No shame.
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Some easy riding and a few openers.
Last night was one night I could stay up late and sleep in. Of course my dog decided to randomly poop himself through the night. At 10, he's old for a Dalmation. This is probably going to spur a lecture that at no point should a Cat 5's dog been seen by experienced veterinarians, and should only be taken to a vet school where everyone can learn.
going to go ahead and make this coming week a rest week. i've been building for about 3.5 weeks now and it was going to be a taper week for a stage race this coming weekend, but I pulled out of the stage race because my fitness just isn't there yet. trying to be more diligent about taking regular rest weeks this season.
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had a couple of lighter weeks. this week, with yesterdays big race, turned into a build week.
355mi, 19 hours, 24k climbed, 975tss.
Really strong week, Fudgy!
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so high, my heart cannot bear the strain." -A.C. Jobim, Triste
I'm capping off this rest week with some riding today, went harder than planned.
First I rode ~2hrs to a friends house for a body surfing + frisbee session at the beach, then another 1hr to my parent's for easter celebration, family, friends, beer, food and music.
The beach was intense today; I got pummeled many times, but also caught many fun rides. The waves were up to 4feet at times, at that height you pretty much get folded in half if you don't drop in on them correctly.
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so high, my heart cannot bear the strain." -A.C. Jobim, Triste
No race today and already got 14 hours this week, so I let myself take the day off the bike. Did some juggling with the juggling group for the first time in forever.
I mostly train by going over/at power under duration, rest and repeat, the other option is under power over duration, rest and repeat. To me that is interval training, the only time I would go under power and under duration would be high intensity (sub 2 minutes) with very short recovery (under one minute) to work on recovery. Anything where you go less power and less duration is not making very good use of your time if it is a day to get work done. It will do something and can eventually work, but I will tell anyone that is not an efficient way to train.
Team ride today.
Rode off the front, but everyone else took a short cut and cut about 1.5 miles off the ride.
I caught them and rode off the front again with a friend trying to get the friend the sprint victory. He had a huge gap with 1 K to go when I pulled off and a he had a downhill finish, but he was cooked and the chasers passed him with about 200 m to go.
Fun ride.
Fitness is coming around, but still WAY over race weight.
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BLANCHARD — After an impressive run to a Class 3A state championship last fall, Blanchard entered spring football with a lot to replace.
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However, the Lions believe they'll return their biggest asset from a 13-1 season that ended with a 28-21 victory over heavily favored Kingfisher in the Class 3A state championship game. That asset is team chemistry.
"We had a really good chemistry amongst our kids last year," said coach Jeff Craig. "That was the key to our run last season and I think that's kept up now here in the spring with this group that we'll have next year.
"The guys that we are graduating now really set the tone for us on how to work hard. Not just during the season, but also during this time of year in the spring. They've passed that on to our young guys, and they've accepted that mindset."
Team unity and a championship work ethic weren't the only important things back for Blanchard during spring practices. The Lions also return star running back Braden Stringer.
"He (Stringer) is really the guy for us now," Craig said. "We had a really experienced and solid quarterback last year, and we'll probably have to take a little pressure off that position by letting the guys who have been there carry more of the load."
After splitting time at running back with departing senior Stephan Davis last season, Stringer is ready to take on the added responsibility next fall. As a junior, he rushed for 1,377 yards and 21 touchdowns while averaging more than nine yards per carry.
"Everyone on this team is just as close now as we were before," Stringer said. "We lost some guys, but we learned a lot from them about how to live a champion lifestyle together. We still have that with us."
Craig says that the Lions' quarterback job is anyone's to win. While he admits some may be ahead of others, the competition — between sophomore Parker Williams, junior Kanon Kirchner, and senior Braden Bush — will continue into the fall.
"We're not throwing anyone out yet," Craig said. "We think some guys do certain things better than others at this point, but it's a competition. We're not naming a starter in the spring."
Even with some uncertainty at quarterback, the Lions remain confident in what they can accomplish next season. Stringer believes that confidence was gained when the team went from missing the playoffs in 2011 to state champions in 2012.
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Ever since I was in high school, I've always been a big girl (not always overweight). I just always felt bigger then other girls. I've never been petite or dainty, I've always been strong and muscular (one of the reasons I flocked to sports). Even now when I've been honest with some of the ladies I work with about my weight loss, they can't believe I want to lose 100 lbs. One even said, "Where are you going to lose it from?" I don't know if she was trying to flatter me, all I know is that 100 is just a number and a goal.
I won't be devastated if I don't get to 100, exactly. I want to be able to buy designer clothes off the rack, because I can afford it now! I want to get to a place where I am healthy and when people look at me, or see me again they think, "Dang, she looks good". My motivation is to get my body image of myself in the right place, and to get my body to a healthy weight for me.
I remember when I was in middle school and even though I was normal sized. I felt bigger then the other girls. I played basketball in HS and my claves were bigger then some of the girls on the teams thighs. That's when I started to feel like I wasn't normal. But, the fact of the matter is... I was healthy and normal. All of those girls that made me feel bad about myself, were most likely under weight. No one ever said anything to me about my weight, except my Mom. But, isn't that the way with most of us?!? My Momma has her own body issues and problems, which she helped project onto me. I'm not blaming my Mom any more (for a long time I did).
I'm an adult. I'm 31. I've kept myself this way. I've kept my body surrounded by fat in order to protect myself from being hurt. Because underneath I've always felt vulnerable. But, that's everyone. I'm no different. Underneath it all everyone is vulnerable. That's my second motivation, I'm on this journey to get myself to a place where I can let someone in, because right now I'm using the fat to keep them away. I've been acting contrary to my own best interests and that stopped when I started this journey. Today I'm selfish. I'm living my life for me. And guess what, that's okay.
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Yes it is okay!!:) So many of us have body image problems, when in reality, we are normal. Good for you!
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I used this for my bike rack, It fits well, with a small amount of wiggle room when the bike rack is situated in the receiver. also it is a bit further out than the old rack which allows me to open the hatch on the back of the SUV with out having to remove the rack. Not sure if I like that it extends out so far but happy that this was a great price for a quality item. Heavy duty steel. Remember to buy an additional cotter pin to hold the receiver in place. You will need two pins one for the adapter and the existing rack.
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The invention is in the area of communications network analysis. In particular, it is directed to simulation techniques for analyzing the availability or unavailability of end-to-end network connections or services.
Capacity planning is an important function in designing and provisioning, communication networks. While network link and node capacities have been estimated for years, there has been relatively little study of availability, especially for large mesh network. Large mesh networks with multiple nodes and links and with arbitrary topology, are not very attainable to an exact analysis, especially for multiple failures. The multiple failure case means that by the time another failure occurs, repair processes for at least one previous failure have not completed, so that there may be more than one failure to deal with at any one time. Simple structured point-to-point or ring networks, for example, may have 1+1 or ring protection mechanisms for single failures, e.g., a single fiber cut at a time. The single failure case means that by the time a second failure occurs, repair processes for the first failure have completed so that there is no more than one failure to deal with at any one time. In typically route or geographically constrained networks of this kind, analytical and approximate techniques can give insight and understanding of service availability for each of any possible single failure. If, however, the network is unstructured like a mesh, if the number of nodes is large, and if multiple failures ate considered, the calculations, even if approximate, quickly become very complicated.
An article entitled "Computational and Design Studies on the Unavailability of Mesh-restorable Networks." by Matthieu Cloqueuer and Wayne D. Grover on Proceedings of DRCN '2000, April 2000, Munich describes computational techniques of unavailability of a mesh network for single and multiple (mainly two) failures
As mentioned the above article, network availability generally refers to the ability of specific paths (also called connections) and not that of a whole network. Networks as a whole are never entirely up nor entirely down. "Network availability" can be defined as the average availability of all connections in a network but this gives less insight and comparative value than working with individual paths, or perhaps a selection of characteristic reference paths. Therefore, service availability between source and sink nodes is more meaningful to communications users who pay for such services.
For a quantitative study of network availability, FIG. 1 illustrates service on a specific path as down (unavailable) in durations U1, U2, U3, . . . Un along the time axis. On the vertical axis (U-unavailability), 'u' indicates the service as unavailable, and 'a' as available. Service availability over a period T is the fraction of this period during which the service is up. The availability and unavailability of the network (or service) therefore are defined as follows:
Availability=lim ((T−ΣUI)/T)=MTTF/(MTTR+MTTF)
Where, MTTR is the mean time to recover or repair, and MTTF is the mean time to failure. Recovery is by relatively fast means of network protection (in tens of milliseconds) or restoration (perhaps within a second) capabilities, whereas repair is much longer (typically hours).
The above referenced article discusses computational approaches for analyzing availability under a two-failure scenario. Such approaches are quite complex.
There is need for faster and easier techniques to determine service availability, especially in large mesh networks. Simulation provides tractability for large networks, and is also a good check on accuracy of simple, approximate or analytical methods. Thus, the time simulation technique is a relatively easier and faster process that complements more insightful analytical approaches to availability.
According to the basic concept, the present invention is a time simulation technique for determining the service availability (or unavailability) of end-to-end network connections (or paths) between source and sink nodes. In accordance with one aspect, the invention is directed to a simulation technique to determine either the network availability or unavailability.
In accordance with one aspect, the invention is directed to a time simulation method of determining service availability of a communications network having a plurality of nodes and a plurality of links. The same principles can be applied to mesh networks or to other networks, such as ring networks. The method includes steps of: (a) selecting a link between two network nodes; (b) performing a simulated link failure on the selected link; (c) selecting a connection between two network source and sink nodes; and (d) determining the unavailability and availability of the connection under the simulated link failure condition. The method further includes (e) of repeating (c) and (a) and (b); and (f) of summing the unavailability and availability of connections after each repeatedly until a predetermined number of connections have been selected, and until a simulated link failure has been performed on all links or until the summed unavailability and availability has been determined to converse, whichever is earlier, (A convergence process may be used, for example, if an operator deems there to be too many failure scenarios to consider exhaustively, or it is too time consuming to consider all failure scenarios exhaustively.) The predetermined number of connections of step (f) may be all connection or a predetermined subset of connections.
In accordance with a further aspect, of the invention is directed to a time simulation apparatus for determining service availability of a mesh or other communications network. The apparatus includes a network having a plurality of nodes and a plurality of links; the links having attributes relating to their failure, recovery and repair mechanisms. The apparatus further includes a mechanism for selecting one of the plurality of links based on the attributes; a failure/repair module for performing a simulated failure and repair on the selected link; a mechanism for selecting a connection between source and sink nodes; and an arithmetic mechanism for calculating availability of the selected connection.
Other aspects and advantages of the invention, as well as the structure and operation of various embodiments of the invention will become apparent to those ordinarily skilled in the art upon review of the following description of the invention in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
Embodiments of the invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings, wherein:
FIG. 1 is a time-related graph in which periods of unavailable service are shown.
FIG. 2 shows a meshed network with links and nodes, also showing a path or connection between source node A and sink node Z.
FIG. 3 is a flow diagram of the simulation technique according to one embodiment of the in invention.
FIG. 4 shows a simple network for the purpose of illustrating the link selection aspect of the present invention.
FIG. 5 is a graph showing an example probability density of link selection.
FIG. 6 is a graph showing an example cumulative probability of link selection generated from FIG. 5.
FIG. 7 shows example probability densities of TTF (time to failure).
FIG. 8 is A uniform TTF probability density to illustrate details.
FIG. 9 shows a simple network for the purpose of illustrating the TTF aspect of the invention, similar to FIG. 4 except that is shows a fiber cut on link No. 4.
FIG. 10 is a graph showing an exponential TTF probability density.
FIG. 11 is a graph showing cumulative probability distribution generated from FIG. 10.
FIG. 12 is a schematic block diagram of the simulation technique according to one embodiment.
FIG. 13 is a hypothetical display of expected simulation results after one or very few link failures, according to an embodiment of the invention
FIG. 14 is a hypothetical display of expected results after most or all link failures, according to an embodiment of the invention
Referring to FIG. 2, a network has A plurality of node; and links. The present invention considers the service availability between specific source and sink nodes. The service availability (unavailability) of a connection depends on not only the availability of each link in the connection, but also that of all other links, because failure of any link may affect the availability of the connection under consideration—that is, other failed links may prevent successful recover (protection or restoration) of the connection.
In FIG. 2, it is assumed that connections are already provisioned. The problem therefore can be stated as follows.
There are N nodes and L links in the network, each link having length di. There are C possible connections between source-sink node pairs of type A and Z, each connection using 1j links. The connection distance CD is the sum of di's over 1j links per connection. The total network link distance TD is the sum of di's over L network links.
The simulation goal is to determine how the link failure process affects the connection availability between nodes A and Z. As mentioned earlier, the availability it defined as:
Connection unavailability=U=MTTR/(MTTF+MTTR),
Connection availability−1−U−MTTF/(MTTF+MTTR),
Where, MTTF is an average failure rate of F fiber cuts/(1000 km*year) and MTTR is either MTTRc (recovery time for effective protection/restoration) or MTTRp (repair time for no, or ineffective, protection/restoration). Recovery indicates protection or restoration, and restoration implies any reasonable routing algorithm e.g., least cost, shortest path, etc., per operator preference.
Some examples are as follows:
If F−2 fiber cuts/(1000 km*year) and distance D=5000 km, MTTF=1000/(2*5000)=0.1 years=36.5 days.
For the same link as above, if 50 ms is needed for effective protection;
A=1−U99.999998%˜8 nines.
For the same link as above, if 500 ms is needed for effective restoration; U=[0.5/3600*24]/[36.5+0.5/(3600*24)]=<0.00002%;
A=1=U99.99998%˜7 nines.
For the same link as above, if 8 hours is needed for repair under no or ineffective protection/restoration;
A=1−U99.1%˜2 nines.
FIG. 3 is a flow diagram of the algorithm according to one embodiment of the invention. It is assumed that only link failures (F fiber cuts/1000 km per year) occur, since they tend to have a dominant effect on availability. Furthermore, only singe link failure are considered in FIG. 3—multiple link failure are considered later. Node failures arm not specifically considered here but can be emulated by considering that all links emanating from a node fail simultaneously—a particular multiple failure scenario. Referring to FIG. 3, the simulation algorithm for the network under discussion runs as follows:
(1) At 30, randomly select a network link i to fall ("distance weighted" as described later);
(2) At 32, randomly fail selected network link i based on its TTF density distribution (distance dependent as described later);
(3) At 34, randomly select time to repair (TTRp) based on its TTRp density (as described later). (Note that one can also select times to recover (TTRc) based on TTRc densities. But these times tend to bc quite small and less variable compared to repair times. So, here these times are fixed. e.g., at 50 ms for protection, or e.g. at 500 ms, for restoration.)
(4) At 36, select a connection (connection selection can be, e.g. sequential, random or be based on priority, as discussed later);
(5) At 38, decide if the selected connection is affected or not by the link failure in (2) above;
(6) At 40, if the connection is unaffected, accumulate 0 (unavailable time Ut=0) for this failure on thia connection, and proceed with cumulative calculation of connection U and A (unavailability and availability) at 42 (cumulating will begin for subsequent failures);
(7) At 44, if the connection is affected, invoke the failure recover scheme at 46 to determine whether or not the failure recovery scheme is effective at 48;
At 50, if effective, accumulate unavailable time Ut=Utrecover for this affected connection and calculate cumulative connection U and A at 40;
At 52, if ineffective, accumulate unavailable time Ut=Utropair for this affected connection and calculate cumulative connection U and at 40; (Note, the failure recovery scheme will be by means of separate processes for either protection or restoration, related to the capacity planing process for allocating protection or restoration bandwidth, and for switching links or rerouting connections over is bandwidth to avoid failures.)
(8) At 54, if not all the connections have been selected, go hack to 36 to repeat for all connections (or for any subset, per operator preference), continue to calculate Ut (Ut=0, or Utrecover, or Utrepair, as applicable) for each connection and calculate cumulative connection U and A at 42;
(9) At 56, determined if all links (or sufficient links, or specified links, per operator preference) have been selected to fail at least once (or more often, per operator preference);
if yes, end at 58;
if no, determine if A (and because of the equation U=1−A, also U) converges to a constant value, (e.g., per operator preference and to save simulation time, if U and A are changing so little after simulating an additional link, or are already adequate enough to not warrant further simulation), by convergence to a constant value, it is meant that the availability remains substantially the same after an additional simulation including an additional link;
(10) At 60, if A converges to a constant end at 58;
if no, go back to 30 to select another link to fail and repeat the procedure to continue for all failure combinations or until convergence.
Link Selection
Per operator preference there may be many ways to select a link to fail, e.g., sequentially, randomly, all, or selected subset from experience, etc. However, based on the characteristics of F fiber cuts/(1000 km*year), a longer link is more likely to fail, so, as one example, the link distance (di) weighted probability is introduced here to select a link to fail. The selection probability di/TD (the ratio of link distance di, to total network link distance TD). At 30 in FIG. 3, links will be selected according to these probabilities. In this way, longer links get selected with correspondingly higher probability. For example, if one link has twice the distance of another, the probability that that link is selected is twice that of the other.
Per operator preference, selection could be with replacement (since the same link can fail more than once), or without replacement (e.g., to speed simulation time and/or to have more links covered).
To illustrate selection of links to fail, FIG. 4 shows a simple network with link parameters as follows:
of selection =
No. 1
di km
d1 = 100
d2 = 300
d3 = 150
d4 = 200
d5 = 250
In the table above, link numbers and their distances are shown together with their distance-weighted probability of selection di/TD. FIG. 5 is a graph showing the probability density of link selection vs link distance. FIG. 6 shows the cumulative probability distribution of link selection derived from FIG. 5. (In FIGS. 5 and 6, the X-axis happens to show link distance ordered from longest to shortest, but this ordering is not necessary.) A uniform random number generator drives the link selection mechanism, that is, the generator generates a random number between 0 and 1 shown on the Y axis and selects a corresponding link shown on the X axis. For example, a random number of 0.7 would select link No. 4, as shown.
Although this is one way of selecting links to fail, other criteria can be considered per operator preference. For example, link infrastructure type (aerial versus buried) or location (city verses country) may be more critical to fiber cuts than just link distance. In such cases, more or less weight is given to such links and corresponding alternatives to FIGS. 5 and 6 can be used.
TTF (Time to Fail) Selection.
Like the link selection mechanism discussed above, a random number generator generates a random number, which selects a TTF from a TTF distribution with MTTF. Distributions are preferably based on operator experience, but can be any distribution per operator preference. Example TTF densities are uniform, normal, exponential, etc., as shown in FIG. 7. FIG. 8 shows a generalized uniform TTF density to explain some of the parameters in more detail. For fiber cuts, MTTF=1000/(F*di), where F is the average number of fiber cuts per year and di is the link fiber length in km. The uniform density ranges from "min" to "max", where "min">−0 and "max"=2MTTF−min<=2MTTF. The density on the Y-axis is determined by 1/(max−min)=1[2(MTTF−min)]>=1/(2MTTF).
Another critical aspect of the TTF density is if times to failure can be smaller than times to repair TTRp. For TTF>TTRp, only single failure case will occur (as addressed at present), butt if TTF<TTRp, multiple failures can occur and have a relatively higher impact on availability (single and multiple failure cases were explained earlier). The granularity of TTF samples is preferably less than {fraction (1/10)}th of minimum repair time. for reasonably accurate availability assessment during multiple failures (repair time selection is discussed later).
Analogous to link selection discussed earlier, TTF densities are used for TTF selection as follows. FIG. 9 is the same network as in FIG. 4 except that it shows a failure in link No. 4. Links are assumed to have an exponential TTF density as shown in FIG 10. This density would approximately apply, for example, if an operator found that failures tended to bunch together in time. TTF is selected as follows. FIG. 11 is TTF cumulative probability distribution, corresponding to FIG. 10. In FIGS. 10 and 11, MTTF of link No, 4 is shown for reference. Link No. 4 has a distance of d4=200 km and has an average of F=2 fiber cuts per year. From MTTF=1000/(F*di), this translate to MTTF=2.5 years which corresponds to exponential probability of 0.63.
Like the selection mechanism for links, a uniform random number generator drives TTF selection. For example, in FIG. 11, a random number of 0.5 selects TTF−1.7 years for link No. 4.
As with link selection above, there may beneficial TTF distributions for different links under different conditions. The distribution for each link could be based on experience in term of infrastructure type (aerial, buried), type of right-of-way (beside railroad, in pipeline), location (city, country), provinces to construction activity or disasters (accidents, floods, earth quakes), etc.
Once the TTF value Is determined, a TTF counter is set to the TTF value and is decremented every clock increment. The selected link is considered to fail when the counter reaches 0.
TTRp (Time to Repair) Selection
Like the TTF selection mechanism above, a random number selects a value from a TTRp distribution with MTTRp. When a link failure occurs, a link TTRp counter is started with the selected TTRp value and then is decremented every clock increment until the counter reaches 0 at which time the link is considered repaired and is returned to the network for service. Note that in multiple failure cases, there may be more than one such counter running at any one time.
As with link and TTF selections above, in generating the TTRp distribution, or distributions, per operator preference it is possible to account for numerous effects, e.g., demographics, infrastructure, age of equipment, seasonal and time-to-day effects, work force, etc.
As noted earlier, fixed times to recover (TTRc) are used (since recovery times are very small compared to repair times).
It should be noted that FIG. 3 excludes details of clock increments and of setting, determining and tracking TTF and TTRp counters, etc.
Connection Selection
Here, for simplicity, all connections are randomly selected without replacement. This can be done using a uniform density and corresponding linear distribution of connections, together with a random number generator for selection, entirely similar to the other selection process already discussed above.
However, how connections are selected may effect availability results. For instance, under multiple failure conditions. Connections selected earlier have a better chance of recovering and of having higher availability than those selected later.
Thus, connections can be selected according to various criteria, per operator preference, that is: sequentially, randomly, with/without priority. (e.g., mission critical vs best effort traffic), all, or specific subset (e.g., reference connections), etc.
FIG. 12 is a block diagram of the simulation apparatus 100 according to one embodiment of the invention.
Referring to FIG. 12, a date 105 holds network data on the network, and on individual nodes, link and connections. As shown, the data identifies resources, and includes distances, selection criteria, failure, recovery and repair data, etc. A generator 110 generates random numbers by which a selector 120 selects links (and/or nodes) and their failures, and by which selected connections are affected or not, according to the stored data concerning link, node, and connection attributes. The link attributes includes the distance, TTF, TTRc, TTRp, etc. Once a link and a connection are selected, a simulation mechanism 115 performs simulated failure and restoration processes under the control of clock increments. The clock 125 generates clock increments, which are calibrated to correspond to a specific real time interval—for instance, one clock increment might be {fraction (1/1000)}th of real time. An arithmetic module 130 calculates the availability or unavailability of the selected connection and thereafter the service availability of the network. Finally, the amiability is displayed an a display module 135.
FIGS. 13 and 14 are hypothetical histograms of expected connection availability performance after the first few failures and after many failures, respectively. These results could be displayed on a display module. Over the simulation time, FIG. 13 migrates to FIG. 14, showing how each connection's availability is affected as more failures are encouraged. FIG. 14 is an example of what may be a useful way for simulation results to be summarized and presented to an operator. For example, the average availability is an indication of the overall network availability, and it would also be evident how many and which connection provide high availability (e.g., at least 99.999%), etc. However, specific connections and their availability are also identifiable on the X-axis, for example, connections known by the operator to carry critical services. Further, it could be made possible for the operator to select any such connection and get a log of its simulation details, e.g., as to the route it took, its distance, number of hops it went through, which failures affected it if recovery was successful, etc. While the invention has been described to what are presently considered to be the most practical and preferred embodiments, it must be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiments. Those ordinarily skilled in the art will understand that various modifications and equivalent structures and functions may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the claims. Therefore, the invention as defined in the claims must be accorded the broadest possible interpretation so as to encompass all such modifications and equivalent structures and functions.
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|Lapse for failure to pay maintenance fees
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Hello Ladies! Today is CD1 for me and looking for a New Year Baby, who would like to join?
Cycle Buddies - CD1 New Year Baby
Me (40) DH (36)
Full time mom to Jake (4/2/10), Lily (10/17/13) and furbeagle.
Abigail, our angel (12/16/08 17w3d)
I will join and bookmark so I am prepared in case this isn't my month....gotta stick with my ladies! But for the record i think its terrible you had to start a new thread : ( I hate AF.
[url=http://www.fertilityfriend.com/home/3f77eb]My Ovulation Chart[/url]
Today should be my CD1 if I would start bleeding already... just this spotting crap after yet another anovulatory cycle... CD1 is supposed to be your first day of actually bleeding right?
Asher 11/23/11
hi ladies - i'm here too just in case! :) good luck this month girls!
~Debby, happily married since 05/23/2008
~Benjamin David, our little man since 01/25/2010
~Anxiously awaiting baby #2, due 08/28/2013
Are123, yes you count CD1 the day you have an actual flow
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Good evening Ladies!
@jbhev - I TOTALLY agree. : )
MAD - I know you are soo excited AF decided to show.
For the just in case ladies - I do hope you get your BFP! : )
Fam Est. 2011
4 legged furry child - Bam Bam
#1 on the way!
CD2 - New Year baby? The sooner the better i say. This rollercoaster ride is killing me.
Me (40) DH (36)
Full time mom to Jake (4/2/10), Lily (10/17/13) and furbeagle.
Abigail, our angel (12/16/08 17w3d)


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New T-Mobile Phones 2015
Unlocked Sony Xperia Z5 Premium
Gold platinum Samsung Galaxy Note 5
The ZenFone 2 Laser (ZE551KL) 16GB will available for $199 and the 32GB for $249 at Newegg and the ASUS Store in November.
LG V10 – New T-Mobile Phones 2015
The T-Mobile LG V10 is now on sale. It costs $599 without contract, or $25 per month for 24 months. Free 200GB SD Card/Battery Kit, they have extended their $100 pre-paid Visa card w/accompanying LG G-Pad F 8.0 purchase.
Apple iPhone 6s – New T-Mobile Phones 2015
Great move to iPhone 6S from an Android phone. I love the live photo feature on iPhone 6s, not so interested in 3D touch. This phone supports all T-Mobile new LTE and Wi-Fi calling which is a boon in the hospital I work in.
It may not be as customizable as android, but it excels in stability and that's an area android doesn't. Battery life takes me to a full day and a half if I don't charge it and leave it in power saving mode. It's quick, 3D Touch is amazing and so nice. Can't wait to see more compatibility in the future. Camera is amazing and by far the best iPhone camera I've ever used.
It works perfectly, with zero lag. The display is beautiful and very responsive. The improved fingerprint scanner is awesome. This is my 4th samsung device, and I haven't had ANY problems with any of them, ever. So don't let the negative reviews from people who've never even owned a samsung phone stop you from getting one. Battery life is pretty good, and greatly based on how you use your device ( and of course certain apps).
Either of those devices are legends in their own right, but the S6 Edge has made its case in my book! It's so stunning and beautiful to look at! I didn't think I would ever see a screen better than the Note 4, but the Edge does hold the "edge" in that department. I love everything about this phone except…
The truth of this phone. It has good and bad. Considering the price point and keeping expectations in line it mostly adds up to being a decent device.
I love this phone! The battery life is better than any other phone I've had, and there's plenty of space for apps. I wasn't sure when I got it if I'd use the stylus, but it's actually really convenient. I like it so much I've actually grown to dislike using my finger on the touch screen.
Only cons as far as I'm concerned are that the built-in keyboard isn't that good at recognizing what words I'm trying to say and that the phone is too large to comfortably fit in my pocket and has to go in my purse (however, the large screen is a definite plus when playing games or using the internet, so it's a minor problem).
This device is definitely a top rate smartphone almost everyone should consider. It excels in almost every way, with only one major issue.
First, the great and good. The device feels great and looks great! A little on the heavy side, but not too heavy.
Functionality is superior. I agonized over whether to get this device and searched dozens of videos and articles to determine if it was right for me. I have been in the Samsung and Apple camp for the last several years and tried the m8 earlier this year, only to return it immediately since it did not support all the LTE bands I needed. Last week, I had to take a try at the m9 and was very impressed and pleased. A key benefit of this device is the OS uses very little of the RAM, as compared to TouchWiz which uses a lot of the RAM. This allows the device to run much smoother and operate more optimally.
LG G4 – New T-Mobile Phones 2015
Love this phone. I was previously a Samsung Galaxy phone user and this phone is definitely the best I've ever used. My only two criticisms – I wish the battery would last longer and the touch screen is sometimes a bit temperamental. Here are two tips that I wish I knew when I got started using the phone. 1) Use the charger that came with the phone because the after market chargers don't work well with this phone. 2) If you are wearing sunglasses and try to take a portrait picture outside your screen will look like it went black …just take off your sunglasses and the screen reappears. It has something to do with certain lenses – I think polarized lenses. I'm no tech wizard but after much googling this was the best answer I could find and just taking off my sunglasses worked.


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Solid oak
Forget Flimsy Doors
There is no manmade material than can compare to the natural patterns, texture, tones and beauty of wood. It adds just the right amount of character and warmth, but when you are buying a natural product like oak, you want to be sure it will last. Our solid oak doors are handmade by skilled door specialists to the highest standards from nothing but 100% solid oak.
We don't use veneers
To let the true beauty of the natural oak grain shine through.
Hardwearing, sturdy and durable
Our doors are sure to withstand the test of time.
Increased security and considerable noise reduction
The solid oak door structure weighs over 28kg.
Cut down on energy costs
Solid oak doors are an excellent form of insulation.
Buy from UK Oak Doors and be sure your products will last.
- We don't use veneers
Free Delivery
Free Delivery Over £500
If your order total is more than £500, we'll deliver it to you absolutely free of charge. Just a small thank you for buying with us but more importantly to enable you to spend on achieving your desired finish within your home.
- Low Spend Required
Spend more than £500 to qualify
- Added At The Checkout
Free delivery will be available at the checkout for all qualifying orders
Plenty Of Choice
Includes all products on our site
Proceed to the checkout for your free delivery to be added.
- Low Spend Required
Warp free
No more bendy doors!
We know the frustration, your doors look perfect for the first year, but a season or two later and the wood has done what wood can often do - it changes. Now your door is no longer closing properly and driving you mad! We have built the best possible structure and can recommend the finest treatments and guidance to help keep your door warp free.
Increased stability and warp resistance
Constructed with multiple pieces of oak.
Choose the right treatment
We have tested so many treatments and only recommend the best.
Storage Reccomendations
Before hanging store flat, above the ground, supported in at least 3 places.
Acclimatize to your home environment
Finish within 2 days of removal from packaging, to avoid warping.
Protect your doors and enjoy them for years to come!
- Increased stability and warp resistance
Easy fitting
Fitting is a breeze
You won't be able to wipe the smile of your carpenters face when he sees the quality of our doors and how easy they are to hang! Or perhaps you are fitting the door yourself, no problem, fitting will be a breeze! Our solid construction allows far greater trimming than engineered doors making fitting fast and simple.
Safely trim our doors substantially on both sides
Even more for some of our cottage doors!
Fits the majority of standard door frames
All of our Internal Doors come in a range of popular sizes.
Don't have a standard frame?
Ask us about doors that can be cut to almost any shape or size!
Not sure where to start?
Read our step-by-step expert guide to perfectly hanging your new door.
Visit our blog for handy hints and tips.
- Safely trim our doors substantially on both sides
Nature friendly
Solid doors the eco way
We are all starting to be more aware of how our purchases effect the environment. Which is why we are proud to have invested many years work into developing a collection of doors made from sustainably sourced oak, ensuring that not only will our products last for generations but the forests will too.
Commited to biodiversity
All trees felled are replaced by multiple seedlings.
We only use PEFC certified wood
Forests are suitably managed and protected to ensure health and vitality.
Minimum wood waste
Multiple pieces of the finest oak to add strength whilst reducing waste.
- Against illegal logging
All wood used in our doors is reputably sourced from European and North American forests.
Buy solid oak doors the eco way.
- Commited to biodiversity
Oiling service
Let us do the hard work
Our oak products are supplied pre-sanded ready to be oiled, but if you don't feel like getting your hands dirty we also offer a solid oak door oiling service. We use premium quality Treatex hardwax oil in clear matt, which is applied to perfection in two coats by our in-house oiling experts..
Oiling service only £40 per door!
Simply choose the "Prefinished" option at the top of the product page or request it by phone.
Protect and enhance your solid oak door
Treatex hardwax oil acts as a protective barrier to the environment.
Applied by experts for an even finish
We use the latest application techniques and machinery.
Carefully and meticulously applied, we don't rush
Finished to the highest standard, this can take up to 4 weeks.
Why not save time and have us oil your doors before they're delivered?
- Oiling service only £40 per door!
Expert Advice
Still have questions?
We understand that most people are not experts in the art of buying doors! Ensuring the correct measurements and sizing, choosing the correct style for your home and selecting the right treatments and furniture is not a simple process. This is why our staff are always on hand to offer advice and guidance with your purchase.
- Available 7 days a week
We don't keep people waiting, we are available 7 days by phone or email.
- Highly skilled and committed staff
Our team have excellent product and industry knowledge.
- Visit our showroom
See the doors before you buy or just deal with someone face to face.
- Visit our blog
visit our blog for regular articles.
Need more information? Give our dedicated customer service team a call now!
- Available 7 days a week
Ledge And Brace Solid Oak Door
£144.95 From just (inc VAT)
Barn Solid Oak Door
£144.95 From just (inc VAT)
Suffolk Solid Oak Door
£179.95 From just (inc VAT)
Antique Reproduction Solid Oak Door
£224.95 From just (inc VAT)
Ledge With Optional Braces Solid Oak Door
£144.95 From just (inc VAT)
Rustic Barn Solid Oak Door
£129.95 From just (inc VAT)
4 Ledge Barn Solid Oak Door
£144.95 From just (inc VAT)
Suffolk Half Glazed Solid Oak Door
£159.95 From just (inc VAT)
Solid Oak Brace Kit
£29.95 Price: (inc VAT)
Latch Block Solid Oak
£9.95 Price: (inc VAT)
Ledged Barn 'Hidden Fixings' Solid Oak Door
£139.95 From just (inc VAT)
Internal Cottage Doors
If you're trying to maintain an authentic rustic look in your home, or alternatively are attempting to make an urban property more characterful and charming, hanging oak cottage doors is without a doubt one of the most cost effective and just plain effective ways to do it. No countryside barn conversion or character property is complete without a solid oak barn door, ledge and brace solid oak door or antique reproduction solid oak door to name just a few.
There is no better way to give your home an added hint of character than with a 100% solid oak cottage door. We've together authentic countryside cottage character with high-quality materials and modern day manufacturing to provide you and your home with a cottage style door which not only looks the part but will continue to do so for years to come.
Hanging new internal cottage doors or barn doors is also extremely quick and easy. With substantial trimming possible, it's simple to get the perfect fit within your door frames. Whether using an experienced carpenter or taking on the challenge yourself, hanging your new doors is a straightforward process.
Oak Cottage Doors For Any Home
One of the most appealing features about our solid oak barn doors and oak cottage doors is their versatility. Whether your home is contemporary or traditional, we're sure we'll have the perfect cottage door to suit. From the completely traditional Rustic Barn Solid Oak Door to the slightly more contemporary Suffolk Solid Oak Door, there really is a style for every home.
Once you've chosen your door, the next step is to add your personal finishing touches in the form of a protective wood treatment and accompanying door hardware and door furniture such as hinges, handles, latches and more.
We highly recommend Treatex Hardwax Oils for finishing your doors. These tried and tested oils both enhance the look of your doors by highlighting the wood grain but also protect them and prevent them from absorbing atmospheric moisture. Of course if you don't fancy treating your doors yourself, you can always make use of our in-house oiling service.
Oak Cottage Doors For Any Home
Buying your oak cottage doors from UK Oak Doors is fast, safe and simple. With trusted payment methods and reliable couriers, you can be sure your order is in safe hands. We've been around since 2005 and this time has given us plenty of opportunity to fine tune our products and service.
So why not pick out the perfect cottage doors for your home now? Then you can simply sit back and relax knowing you're a step closer to the home of your dreams.


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Janssen is one of the world's leading research-based pharmaceutical organisations and is part of the Johnson & Johnson family of companies, the largest diversified healthcare group in the world with over 100 years of scientific heritage. We have access to a global pool of resources and talent which allows us to continue our pioneering work in discovering innovative medicines to improve patients' lives and to follow in the footsteps of our founder Dr. Paul Janssen who famously said, "patients are waiting".
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|Hospital Quality
|Patient Satisfaction
|Appointments & Offices
7 Tips to Prepare for Your Appointment
The key to a successful appointment is communication. To get the most out of your visit, prepare ahead of time so you can lead the conversation with your doctor. These 7 tips will get you ready
Appointments & Offices
Check insurance plans, locations and make an appointment
Is Dr. London accepting new patients?
- Yes.
Office Locations
- Right Brain Psychiatry
- Debra London, M.D.
- 811 El Camino Rd
- Ojai, CA 93023
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Bluetooth audio module packs CSR8670 and aptX®
Cambridge-based BlueCreation has introduced a certified dual-mode Bluetooth® 4.0 audio module together with a development kit for rapid prototyping for products for the fast-growing wireless audio accessory markets. In addition, BlueCreation offers a customization service to OEMs to help bring "classic" Bluetooth and Bluetooth Smart Ready products to market in a matter of weeks.
Based on the CSR8670 audio platform and measuring just 11.8mm x 18mm, the BC127 (pictured) sports a complete set of profiles (HFP 1.6, etc), codecs (SBC, MP3, AAC and aptX®) and connectivity to iOS® and Android® apps using a simple control and configuration interface. BlueCreation says that the BC127 offers the capability to stream high-quality audio over a distance of 20m; the module supports user-defined sampling rates and differential analogue output with an integrated DAC offering 96dB SNR and -87dB stereo separation.
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