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|Application number
|Publication date
|Mar 9, 1999
|Filing date
|Mar 7, 1997
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|Mar 7, 1997
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|Randal Lee Bertram, David Frederick Champion
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|International Business Machines Corporation
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|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (3), Referenced by (43), Classifications (9), Legal Events (4)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This application is one of a series of related applications assigned to common ownership. Other applications in the series include:
application Ser. No. 08/781,004 filed 9 Jan., 1997, entitled "Mobile Client Computer with Keyboard Interface" with named inventors T. Aebli, B. Miller and W. W. Vetter pending;
application Ser. No. 08/703,171 filed 22 Aug., 1996, entitled "Mobile Client Computer Programmed to Predict Input" with named inventors R. L. Bertram, D. F. Champion and P. Brittenham pending;
application Ser. No. 08/708,168 filed 22 Aug., 1996, entitled "Mobile Client Computer Programmed to Exchange Lists of Predicted Input" with named inventors R. L. Bertram and W. T. Oldfielda U.S. Pat. No. 5,805,159,
application Ser. No. 08/814,034 filed 10 Mar., 1997, entitled "Mobile Client Computer Interacting with Docking Device" with named inventors E. H. Booth, B. A. Carpenter, R. B. Ferrier, R. A. Resnick and W. W. Vetter pending;
application Ser. No. 08/706,990 filed 22 Aug., 1996, entitled "Mobile Client Computer Programmed to Copy Lists of Predicted Input" with named inventors R. L. Bertram, P. J. Brittenham and D. F. Champion U.S. Pat. No. 5,805,158;
application Ser. No. 08/963,475 filed 03 Nov., 1997, entitled "Mobile Client Computer with Battery Charging Control" with named inventors C. Burroughs, B. A. Carpenter, G. O'Neil and R. A. Resnick pending;
application Ser. No. 08,960,914 filed 30 Oct., 1997, entitled "Mobile Client Computer Programmed with Browser Function" with named inventors R. L. Bertram and D. F. Champion pending;
application Ser. No. 08/813,522 filed 7 Mar. 1997, entitled "Mobile Client Computer Programmed to Process Table Displays" with named inventor R. L. Bertram U.S. Pat. No. 5,812,131;
application Ser. No. 08.807,969 filed 3 Mar., 1997, entitled "Mobile Client Computer Programmed to Combine Cursor, Control and Input Functions" with named inventors P. J. Brittenham and L. D. Comerford pending;
application Ser. No. 08/813,527 filed 3 Mar., 1997, entitled "Mobile Client Computer Programmed to Display Drop Down Scrolling Indicator" with named inventors R. L. Bertram and D. F. Champion pending;
application Ser. No. 08/813,521 filed 7 Mar., 1997, entitled "Mobile Client Computer Programmed to Hide Empty Table Elements" with named inventor R. L. Bertram U.S. Pat. No. 5,790,118;
application Ser. No. 08/959,997 filed 29 Oct., 1997, entitled "Mobile Client Computer with Integrated Cellular Telephone" with named inventors B. A. Carpenter, P. Lee, M. Noll and R. Reiland pending;
application Ser. No. 08/700,608 filed 12 Aug., 1996, entitled "Mobile Client Computer Programmed to Display Hexagonal Keyboard" with named inventors R. L. Bertram, D. F. Champion and L. S. Eichorn; U.S. Pat. No. 5,805,157
application Ser. No. 08/700,606 filed 12 Aug., 1996, entitled "Mobile Client Computer Programmed to Establish Soft Keyboard Targeting" with named inventor R. L. Bertram; and U.S. Pat. No. 5,801,941
application Ser. No. 08/706,991 filed 22 Aug. 1996, entitled "Mobile Client Computer Programmed to Display Lists and Hexagonal Keyboard" with named inventors R. L. Bertram and D. F. Champion U.S. Pat. No. 5,784,060.
Personal computer systems in general and IBM personal computers in particular have attained widespread use for providing computer power to many segments of today's modern society. Personal computer systems can usually be defined as a desk top, floor standing, or portable microcomputer that consists of a system unit having a single system processor and associated volatile and non-volatile memory, a display monitor, a keyboard, one or more diskette drives, a fixed disk storage, and an optional printer. One of the distinguishing characteristics of these systems is the use of a motherboard or system planar to electrically connect these components together. These systems are designed primarily to give independent computing power to a single user and are inexpensively priced for purchase by individuals or small businesses. Examples of such personal computer systems are the personal computer systems offered by IBM and identified under branch names such as the PERSONAL COMPUTER AT, PERSONAL SYSTEM/2, PS/1, Aptiva, and the like. Persons of skill in the computer arts will be familiar with these systems.
These systems can be classified into two general families. The first family, usually referred to as Family I Models, use a bus architecture exemplified by the IBM PERSONAL COMPUTER AT and other "IBM compatible" machines. The second family, referred to as Family II Models, use IBM's MICRO CHANNEL bus architecture exemplified by IBM's PERSONAL SYSTEM/2 Models 50 through 95. The Family I models originally used the popular INTEL 8088 or 8086 microprocessor as the system processor. These processors have the ability to address one megabyte of memory. The Family II models typically used the high speed INTEL 80286, 80386, and 80486 microprocessors which can operate in a real mode to emulate the slower speed INTEL 8086 microprocessor or a protected mode which extends the addressing range from 1 megabyte to 4 Gigabytes for some models. In essence, the real mode feature of the 80286, 80386, and 80486 processors provide hardware compatibility with software written for the 8086 and 8088 microprocessors. As the state of the art has progressed, Family I systems have developed toward ever higher capability central processor units, including the Intel PENTIUM brand microprocessor and its competitors, Reduced Instruction Set Computing (RISC) microprocessors such as the IBM and Motorola Power PC processors, and higher capability bus designs such as VESA and PCI bus designs. Again, persons of skill in the computer arts will be familiar with these systems.
The impact of such development on the manner in which computing is done in business and consumer environments has been profound. Prior to the development of personal computer systems, most use of computers was for business purposes only and data processing was done in the "glass house" which housed the computer system. Inquiries were channeled through information managers for handling by computer technicians. With the wide spread use of personal computer systems access to data once maintained on an enterprise wide computer system became important to managers and ultimately line employees. Networks of personal computer systems grew up, with layered access through network servers to the enterprise systems or mainframes on which enterprise data is stored.
As information work has spread to an increasing number of information workers and impacted the work of more wide spread groups of employees within an enterprise, need for mobility of such employees has arisen. Particularly in such "outside" jobs as route salesperson, transport driver, or business consultant, it has become important to have access, while remote from an enterprise site, to enterprise data normally maintained on an enterprise system and accessed through a network of computer systems. Such access has been achieved, in part, through the use of whirling connected personal computer systems such as notebook or lap top computer systems. Typically, such a system may be equipped with a modem and communications software such that, when connected to a public switched telephone network (PSTN), the system may be connected with a supporting server or mainframe and a user may gain access to desired data.
With the development of radio communications such as exemplified by the cellular telephone networks, the possibility arose of eliminating the wireline connection between a personal computer system and a supporting server. Such systems have been developed, particularly for systems used in retail and warehousing businesses, which permit a user to move freely within an area which has radio transceiver service while remaining in intermittent or continuous contact with a data channel through which data may be exchanged with a server or mainframe supporting an enterprise activity. For purposes of discussion here, such systems in the hands of user will be referred to as "mobile client systems". A mobile client system is distinguished by the mobility of the user, who is free of the restraints against movement imposed by a wireline connection, and by the client nature of the system in that enterprise data accessed by the mobile client system is maintained on a server or mainframe computer system with which the mobile client is in communication. Such mobile client systems are also sometimes referred to as personal communications assistants or personal digital assistants. The interested reader is referred to "Wireless: The Revolution in Personal Telecommunications"by Ira Brodsky (Artech House, Boston, 1995) for additional background and information about mobile client systems.
In using many systems of the general types described above, forms will be displayed for the entry of data into fields or elements of tables in the forms. Where reliance is placed on conventional mark-up language creation and transfer of such forms, such as the Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML) conventionally used in internet communication or intranet communication based on internet protocols, certain conventions are applied. One such convention is found in the appearance of data in a title field. More particularly, an HTML form will invariably have a title bar or line, in which will appear a text statement of the name or title of the form. Such a title bar or line falls short, however, of usefully indicating to a user the particular data record to which the form being completed may relate. This can easily result in misentry of data, corrupting database files and requiring significant effort to discover and correct errors.
With the foregoing as background, the present invention contemplates a form handling or processing system, such as a computer or mobile client system, in which data relevant to a form being completed is drawn from fields in the form into a title bar or line for the form, thereby facilitating recognition by a user of the linkage of the form to a particular data record. An example is given in the description which follows.
Some of the purposes of the invention having been stated, others will appear as the following description proceeds, when taken in connection with the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of certain elements of a mobile client computer system in accordance with this invention;
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the mobile client system of FIG. 1 as assembled for use;
FIG. 3 is a diagrammatic representation of relationships among a mobile client system as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 and supporting peripherals and systems;
FIG. 4 is a schematic showing of certain circuitry elements embodied in the mobile client of FIG. 2;
FIG. 5 is a schematic showing of certain circuitry elements and their relationships in the mobile client of FIG. 2;
FIG. 6 is a state diagram of power modes for the mobile client of FIG. 2 and transitions among them;
FIG. 7 is a diagram similar to that of FIG. 6 showing the states of certain elements of the mobile client of FIG. 2 and including the status of software executing on the mobile client;
FIG. 8 is an illustration of the display screen of the mobile client of FIG. 2 while driven by the execution of an application program on the mobile client to display certain data; and
FIG. 9 is a view similar to FIG. 8 illustrating the use of a text insertion window displayed during execution of the application program wherein information from a data filed in a form has been imported into a title bar or line.
While the present invention will be described more fully hereinafter with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which preferred embodiments of the present invention are shown, it is to be understood at the outset of the description which follows that persons of skill in the appropriate arts may modify the invention here described while still achieving the favorable results of this invention. Accordingly, the description which follows is to be understood as being a broad, teaching disclosure directed to persons of skill in the appropriate arts, and not as limiting upon the present invention.
Referring now more particularly to the accompanying Figures, FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrate an exemplary embodiment of a mobile client personal computer system (herein also called a "mobile client" ) in accordance with this invention and indicated generally at 10. As will become more clear from the description which follows, the mobile client may have a variety of characteristics while remaining within the contemplation of this invention. Central among those characteristics is that the system have provision for the capability of communicating at least data, possibly both data and audio such as voice, between the mobile client system and supporting servers and mainframes. In the illustrated embodiment, such capability is provided by providing a system which is separable into three distinct components, namely a system tablet 11, a holster 12 and a radio transceiver 13. In the form illustrated, the transceiver 13 is a cellular telephone which may be mounted within the holster 12, while the holster 12 may be connected with the system tablet 11 by slipping the tablet into a receptacle provided in the holster 12. While thus illustrated and here described as a three component system, it will be understood that many of the advantages of this invention as described hereinafter can be realized where the mobile client system 10 is unified. That is, where the radio transceiver 13 is integrated with the system tablet 11 and the connection therebetween is accomplished within a single cover for the system, apart from any use of a holster 12. The transceiver/holster/tablet organization provides certain advantages in some circumstances. However, it is to be understood that the invention can be practiced apart from this particular organization.
An advantage realizable with the tripartite organization is the ready substitution of one radio transceiver for another. More particularly, while digital data and analog audio can be exchanged over a cellular telephone radio interface, with data using cellular digital packet data (CDPD) protocols, there are other possibilities. Among them can be digital radio techniques such as frequency division multiple access (FDMA) and time division multiple access (TDMA); spread spectrum technologies such as direct sequence spread spectrum (DS-SS) and resultant code division multiple access (CDMA); frequency hopping spread spectrum (FH-SS); and the combination of one of more of these technologies into what are known as advanced mobile phone systems (AMPS) or advanced radio data information service (ARDIS) or RAM Mobile Data. As these technologies evolve and gain wider acceptance, the tripartite organization will facilitate adapting existing tablets 11 to emerging radio transceivers 13, and thereby protect the investment of users in systems. However, for certain environments such as adverse ambient conditions of temperature, humidity, or exposure to shock as by dropping, a unified system with transceiver and tablet and supporting circuitry in a single cover may be a preferred choice.
Turning now to FIG. 3, what is there schematically indicated is the relationships among a system 10 in accordance with the invention and supporting servers and peripherals. More particularly, while the tablet 11 (as described more fully hereinafter) is normally adapted for input by a user through a touchscreen 15 embodied in a backlit liquid crystal display, the system 10 can accommodate a more conventional keyboard 16. The keyboard may be, as illustrated, wire tethered to the system 10 when desired for use, with the tethering conductors 18 providing signal pathways for data input to reach the system 10. Alternatively, the keyboard may be linked for data transfer by other means known to persons of skill in the art, such as by an infrared link using a known protocol. In the drawing, the system is shown linked to a printer 19 by an IrDA link for data transfer by infrared radiation. As indicated above, the radio transceiver provides a radio frequency link to a server indicated at 20, which may communicate by wireline with supporting mainframe data storage 21. Data relevant to the operation of the entire enterprise will be maintained on the supporting mainframe, and made available to the mobile client 10 in accordance with this and the above identified related inventions.
Turning now to the circuitry elements which together accomplish the processing of data in accordance with this invention, FIG. 4 illustrates one form of organization of such elements. As there shown, the illustrated mobile client system 10 has at its core a microprocessor (indicated at 30) which uses reduced instruction set computing (RISC) characteristics, The processor has elements which include a controller 31 for a liquid crystal display; a controller 32 for peripherals of the type known as PCCards or PCMCIA cards; instruction/data cache 33; an interface to memory and an external bus 34; and a real time clock 35; The microprocessor also has an interrupt controller 36 and a defined interface for a variety of services 37. While here disclosed as a single processor chip having these characteristics, it is known from the manufacture and use of prior art computer systems that such computational capability and interface availability can be reached by other means, such as the use of an Intel X86 based processor surrounded by appropriate support logic or chips. Thus while the embodiment of FIG. 4 is offered as exemplary of a system in accordance with this invention, it is known the core functionality of such a mobile client system can be otherwise configured.
As indicated in FIG. 4, the core microprocessor 30 is supported by peripherals. Most importantly, power for operating of the system is supplied from a battery 40. Preferably, the battery 40 is of the type known as a "smart" battery, in which provision is made for self monitoring by the battery of charge state and recharge progress. Such batteries are known and will provide signals to the mobile client system processor 30 which can be used to generate indications to a user of the battery charge state, readiness for re-use after charging, etc. The mobile client also preferably has a conventional modem 41, for use when connected by wireline, and a telephone interconnection point 42 (indicated as an RJ-11 connector). Memory for the system is provided by a flash memory accessory card 44.; by dynamic random access memory (DRAM) 45; and by core flash memory 46. Preferably, a pair of PCMCIA slots, of type 11, are provided as shown at 48 and 49 for the addition of other functionality.
In order to display the result of data handling operations performed by the mobile client system, the system 10 has an LCD 15 as mentioned above. The LCD is overlain by a suitable touchscreen 50 which functions as a digitizer to recognize when input is made by a user. There will be further discussion of this functionality later in this description. Input from the touchscreen, as from the battery and a temperature sensor, passes through an analog/digital converter 51 to an input/output (I/O) port of the processor 30. Other I/O ports of the processor 30 provide for connection to a keyboard as described above; an IrDA port 52, an audio CODEC 54 and associated speaker 55 and microphone 56; and an interface connector 58 for the radio transceiver 13.
As was pointed out hereinabove, it is to be understood that the specific organization of functions here described with reference to FIG. 4 may be varied due to a designer's choice of functions to be supported, processor core, and support logic.
As mentioned above, the mobile client system 10 obtains power from a battery. While such operation is appropriate for mobility, provision is made for support of the system 10 by connection to more conventional power sources in the form of alternating current electrical mains. Such power sources are identified at 60 in FIG. 5, to which reference is had in the following description of power management relationships. As will be understood, the management of power usage by a mobile client system is significant with regard to usability of the system.
FIG. 5 illustrates the organization of peripherals around the processor 30 from the perspective of power sources and consumption. The power management topology is such that power flows to the processor 30 in the tablet 11 from the main battery 40, while separate flows of power and control impact the holster 12, any radio transceiver 13 mounted in the holster, and any PCCard accessories used by the system. This division of power flows is of significance to the mobile client system 10 here described. More particularly, a separate battery 61 is provided in the holster 12. The holster battery 61 preferably is a "smart" battery, and has associated therewith in the holster 12 a battery controller 62, a holster peripheral controller 63, and associated circuitry 64 effective to interface the data streams flowing to and from the processor 30 with the radio transceiver 13. Thus, while circuitry in the holster 12 and transceiver 13 is under the control of the processor 30 (as will be pointed out more fully hereinafter), the power source is at least somewhat independent of the tablet 11. This is a significant division. When the tablet is engaged with a holster, the circuitry in the two components cooperates in management of the whole. When a transceiver 13 (which, if a conventional cellular telephone, may have its own power source and power management techniques) is positioned in the holster 12, then the transceiver 13 may also have a coordinated role in participating in power management for the tripartite system.
Turning more particularly to the tablet 11, that system will have controller circuitry 66 for the battery 40 and a power supply 68 to which the battery 40 supplies power for operation of the tablet 11. In the present system, provision is made for a separate microcontroller 69 to exercise control over the power supply in order to off-load certain requirements from the core processor 30. The microcontroller receives input from the processor 30 and from a converter 70. The processor 30 and converter 70 are supported, for minimal functions, by a battery 71 for the real time clock 35. The RTC battery 71 assures that the tablet system will wake up when called as described more fully hereinafter.
Turning now from the hardware topology to a discussion of the power modes and transition events for the mobile client system 10, FIG. 6 is one illustration of such modalities. For purposes of the following description, it should be noted that a user of the mobile client system will be provided with indicators for the levels of activity of the system. Typically, such indicators or annunciators will be in the form of light emitting diodes (LEDs), as such devices are readily available, inexpensive, and known to most users of technical devices. The tripartite system may be provided with an indicator for the tablet 11, and indicator for the holster 12, and an indicator for the transceiver 13. In FIG. 6, distinctions are drawn between states of activity which reflect differing levels of activity between the tablet 11 and holster 12, and an assumption is made that the system illustrated is a tripartite system with tablet and holster joined.
With this background in mind, the fully active state of the system will have both the tablet 11 and the holster 12 fully activated as indicated by illumination of the corresponding LEDs and the backlit LCD 15. That state is indicated at 75. The completely opposite state, with all components powered down (as if when all batteries have been removed), is indicated at 76, and would result in all LEDs and the backlit LCD being unilluminated. From the state of being fully active, a user may elect to turn off the holster 12, either by operating a switch provided for that purpose or by interrupting a necessary interconnection through separating the holster from the tablet or the radio transceiver from the holster. In such an event, the tablet LED and LCD may remain illuminated (as the tablet remains active) while the holster LED becomes unilluminated (indicated at 78). The mobile client may be capable of data processing using data stored in memory, yet be disconnected (intermittently or temporarily) from the supporting servers 20 and data storage 21. Upon an occurrence determined by software executing on the mobile client system, the system may enter a state known as suspend. In the suspend state, indicated at 79, the tablet LED and LCD and the holster LED are dark. Should it be appropriate for the radio transceiver to be used while the remainder of the tripartite system remains in suspend state, then the system can enter a state indicated at 80 in which the holster LED is illuminated and the transceiver functional. Similarly, upon an occurrence determined once again by software executing on the mobile client system, the system may enter a state known as standby, indicated at 81. In standby, the tablet LCD will be darkened to save power, while the tablet LED will remain illuminated to indicate that the system can be "awakened" readily. The holster may be either powered down (with LED dark) or remain active. A timer function is provided which, after passage of a predetermined time interval with the system 10 in Standby, will transition the system to Suspend mode.
The system can transition between Off state 76 and Active states 78 or 75 by use of an on/off switch. The system can transition from any Suspend or Standby state to Off state 76 by use of the on/off switch or battery removal. The system can transition from Suspend states 79 or 80 to Active states 78 or 75 in response to a suspend/resume input from a user, an incoming call indication from the radio transceiver connected with the holster, time out of a timed interval, or a battery low charge indication from the smart battery controllers. The system can transition from Standby states to Active states 78 or 75 in response to user events such as an input by way of the touchscreen or keyboard.
Another view of the power modes and transition events is given in FIG. 7. There, the system states are represented as being an On state 81; Idle state 82; Standby state 84; Suspend state 85; and Off state 86. In the On State 81, the system LEDs and LCD are illuminated, the processor 30 is operating in normal high function mode, application programs are active, and other peripherals are power managed as needed. Passage of time with inactivity will result in the system entering the Idle state 82, in which execution of application programs by the processor has ended, the processor enters a "doze high" mode of power management, the LCD is illuminated, and other peripherals are power managed as needed. Any user event will return the system to the On state. Should the passage of time cause the system to enter the Standby state 84, then application programs become static, the processor enters a "doze low" mode of power management, the LCD is dark, and all other peripherals are power managed as needed. Should the passage of time cause the system to enter the Suspend state 85, application programs become static and are checkpointed for resumption, the processor enters a "sleep" mode of power management, the LCD is darkened, and all other peripherals are off. Thus in terms of time intervals for turnaround to fully active state 81, the system will return most quickly from Idle state 82, less quickly from Standby state 84, less quickly from Suspend state 85, and most slowly from Off state 86.
It is now believed instructive to address briefly the display and communication of data as contemplated for the mobile client system of this invention. Referring now more particularly to FIG. 8, there is shown there an exemplary representation of a display screen for an application program executed on the system 10. Preferably, the system 10 executes an application program in the nature of a browser program as used for connection by HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) and for files in HyperText Markup Language (HTML). HTTP and HTML have come into wide use in the environment known as the internet or world wide web. These technologies are here used to facilitate operation of the mobile client system with minimal resources in the client and maximum use of resources available through the supporting server and mainframe data storage.
More particularly, the processor 30 of the client system executes an operating system program and a browser program stored in the system flash memory 46. In executing these programs, the system exchanges data with a supporting server by passing data through the radio link provided by the transceiver 13 and interface 58 or the modem 41 if then wire connected. Data so exchanged may be stored for manipulation by the operating system and browser in the system DRAM memory 45. The browser, in conjunction with the data obtained from the supporting server, will display on the LCD 15 a screen which may, for example, appear as shown in FIG. 8. The screen there shown has a title bar 90 across the upper limit of the displayed field and, within the displayed field, a form having defined fields for data such as identifying numerals or names. In the specific form illustrated, the fields include a field for a center number, a hospital number, dates of birth and admission of the identified patient, and the like. Adjacent the title bar 90 is a representation of an animal, shown at 91 and here illustrated as a kangaroo. This representation is used, in accordance with certain implementations of this invention, to indicate that the system is "jumping" from one data access to another and that a user should await completion of the "jump". There are also provided, immediately below the title bar 90, indications of function "buttons" such as return to the main (or initial) screen, go back one screen, exchange data by wireless link, battery charge state, and navigation about the screen presented. Certain fields, such as the Date of Admission to the ICU and the Class fields, may be annotated by a user, and are so indicated by the positioning adjacent those fields of a "notebook" icon. The notebook may be either closed (as adjacent the Date of Admission field) suggesting that it presently lacks any annotation, or opened (as adjacent the Class field) suggesting that it presently contains an annotation.
Inasmuch as the mobile client system 10 has a touchscreen 50 which overlies the LCD 15, input of data into the system can be accomplished by a stylus, pointer or finger applied to fields of the touchscreen. Thus, referring to FIG. 8, should a user desire to input information identifying the gender of a particular patient, the user could touch (with stylus, pointer or finger) the buttons "male" or "female" to enter that data. Similarly, should a user wish to enter an annotation, the user could touch the field defined by the notebook icon to change the icon between the closed and open states and thereby open a field for entry of appropriate numerical or alphabetic data.
Other and further functions of the applications program and the screen display will become more clear from discussion which follows or appears in the above identified related applications.
As mentioned briefly hereinabove, electronic forms prepared in HTML display the title of the form at the top of a displayed screen or window, without regard to what other portions of a form are displayed. However, when a form containing previously entered information, such as a medical record for a specific patient, is displayed, the linkage of that form to the specific patient is absent from the display. Particularly with complex or multipage forms, the lack of such information on a page being displayed can result in errors in data entry. Such errors can later become so buried in a database as to become quite difficult to find and correct.
In accordance with this invention, an enhancement to HTML is made available by which a title bar or line is made responsive to data fields in a form which contains data entries. By way of example, a data form for blood test information, titled "Blood Test Form", will have additional import statements in the title bar or line definition. Such import statements, in the example here given, may be for importation of data in name fields of the form being processed. Thus if the form was for a specific patient, such as "Bertram, Randy", the import statements would draw that name into the title bar or field from the name fields of the form. An example is shown in FIG. 9. The import statements in the title definition can be, for example, as follows:
<title>Blood Test Form--% lastname %, % firstname % <title>
where "lastname" and "firstname" are the defined fields in the form which contain the relevant data. As will be apparent, the data to be imported can be other than a name, where other data is more relevant to identification of the record as entries are being made. Database query operators can be employed for more control of the output if so desired.
In the drawings and specifications there has been set forth a preferred embodiment of the invention and, although specific terms are used, the description thus given uses terminology in a generic and descriptive sense only and not for purposes of limitation.
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At the Abbey of Regina Laudis • 249 Flanders Road • Bethlehem, CT 06751 | Directions
For tickets and information visit: The Gary-The Olivia Performing Arts Center.
Go to Current Production Schedule.
In 2014 Sally and Thomas Camm chose a name for the actors' company working at The Gary-The Olivia Theater. A theater company is a body of actors committed to preparation and performance of a play. The Clay & Wattles Theater Company is a 501-c3 performing arts and educational nonprofit organization. Thomas and Sally explain the inspiration behind their choice of the name:
The name Clay & Wattles has a literary reference in the W.B.Yeats' poem, 'The Lake Isle of Innisfree' and communicates the importance of having a connection to nature in a person's life. It starts, 'I will arise and go now, and go to Innisfree, And a small cabin build there, of clay and wattles made.' Clay & wattles also are ancient building materials, found in nature and used throughout the world. They provide a strong yet flexible resource for building and a sustainable, eco-friendly alternative to other conventional methods and materials. By analogy nature's sounds, scents and movements permeate the stage at The Gary-The Olivia Theater and in fact are sometimes used to extend and enhance the set and stage design. Nature is clearly a part of the experience at The Gary-The Olivia. The presence and awareness of nature can help to ground the performer in his/her body, feelings, experience and intuition as they attempt to bring a character to life and draw out the humanness in a role. So on stage clay and wattles (nature) is a kind of touchstone, that if we are fortunate enough, helps us connect with and express our common humanity.
The Gary-The Olivia Theater is an open air theater that was built in 1982 and seats about 300 people. The theater is covered but opens at the back to the woods of the Abbey land, and the trees and birds are often a feature of the theatrical world that is created on stage. The link between drama and monastic life is an ancient one, but The Gary-The Olivia Theater in particular owes its existence to Reverend Mother Dolores Hart, the actress, who in 1963 gave up a successful Hollywood career to become a nun at the Abbey. Far from putting an end to her acting career, she discovered that monastic life transcended her acting vocation: Obviously a cloistered monastery is not the conventional place that one goes to realize one's potential as an actress. And yet, in my case, my vocation as an actress could only have reached its fullest expression, its fullest expansion because I was fortunate enough to have been called to a monastic way of life.
In the 1970's, a company of actors called the Act Association formed around James and Dawn Douglas, friends of Mother Dolores, and fellow actors. Patricia Neal and James Douglas performed together in A.R. Gurney's play Love Letters, and over the years productions by the group have ranged from Shakespeare to Sartre, from opera to musical reviews. The Theater has also performed musicals in recent years: My Fair Lady, The Music Man, Fiddler On The Roof, West Side Story, Guys and Dolls and Oklahoma, South Pacific and Fiorello. You can read the glowing reviews of these performances at the Clay & Wattles Theater Company website.
The mission of Clay & Wattles Theater Company, as expressed by directors Sally and Thomas Camm, is
...to organize, manage and execute a professional performing arts center (theater, music, dance) that provides unique opportunities to integrate the arts, gives performers a professional and supportive environment in which to grow and develop their performing skills and provides audiences with rich, complex and compelling theatrical experiences of what it is to be human—and in so doing enrich the cultural landscape of Northwest, CT and the greater CT, NY and NJ region.
Currently the Camms produce two major productions a year, a play and a musical (with the goal of expanding the number and variety of productions in the future), along with an annual concert/fundraiser for the theater. The productions are attended by over 3000 people and are reviewed by major media outlets in Connecticut. Auditions are held each year and actors from the local community theater network, local colleges and universities, and from Actor's Equity audition for roles in the various productions. And there are newcomers, young people who live in the area for whom the experience of acting at the Abbey theater has opened up a new and rich dimension to their lives. For more information on how to get involved visit the Clay & Wattles Theater Company website.
Coming Soon—Zorba the Musical, based on the novel by Nikos Kazanzakis!
On the heels of the very successful run of the play Act One in June, the first musical of our summer season will be Zorba the Musical written by the renowned team of Kander and Ebb (Chicago, Cabaret) and book by Joseph Stein (Fiddler On The Roof). Zorba the Musical is based on the novel by Nikos Kazanzakis, Zorba The Greek which also engendered the popular film by that name starring the irrepressible Anthony Quinn as Zorba and Alan Bates as the teacher Nikos.
Music by John Kander
Lyrics by Fred Ebb
Book by Joseph Stein
Adapted from the novel Zorba The Greek by Nikos Kazanzakis
Performances will run from July 30th—August 14th, 2016.
Opening Night Gala, Saturday, July 30th at 7:30, includes a Wine & Cheese Reception at Intermission as well as a meet and greet with the actors after the show.
Tickets are available now—There are Season Subscriptions along with Senior and Group discounts for the 2016 season at The Gary The Olivia Theater web site.
'Act One' Another Hit in Bethlehem—5 Stars!
Joanne Greco Rochman in her review of June 16th sums up the successful run of Act One which opened the 2016 summer season of the Clay & Wattles Theater Company. Act One is based on the critically acclaimed play by James Lapine, Act One, based on the autobiography of the same name by American theater icon, Moss Hart. Hart's autobiography is a love letter to the theater and the play offers a funny, rich and moving behind the scenes look at theater life on Broadway during the 1920's and 30's. Act One is also a "Rags To Riches" story about the son of a poor emigrant family in the Bronx and his rise to become one of the most successful playwrights (You Can't Take It With You, Once In A Life Time) and directors of his time.
To whet your appetite for the play, Mother Dolores Hart read an excerpt from Moss Hart's autobiography about his formidable Aunt Kate who had such an influence on his life and career. Mother's reading was recorded on our theater's stage. Our scenery designers and set builders have worked their magic again. The set for Act One had two floors! Go to Moss Hart Recording by Mother Dolores Hart.
Read review 'Act One' Another Hit in Bethlehem—5 Stars! by Joanne Greco Rochman, June 16, 2016.
Our final production for the 2016 season will be the Harvey Schmidt, Tom Jones musical The Fantasticks the world's longest-running musical (42 years and 17,162 performances at the Sullivan Street Playhouse in NYC) and the recipient of the Tony Honors for Excellence in Theater.
The Fantasticks
Music by Harvey Schmidt
Book and Lyrics by Tom Jones
Performances will run from September 17th—25th, 2016.
Don't miss the excitement of these three dynamic productions at The Gary The Olivia Theater this summer!
Season Subscription Tickets are available now—along with Senior and Group discounts for the 2016 season at The Gary The Olivia Theater web site.
The Gary The Olivia Theater is located at the Abbey of Regina Laudis, 249 Flanders Road, Bethlehem, CT 06751.
The 2015 Season of the Clay & Wattles Theater Company at The Gary-The Olivia Theater began with a masterpiece—the lyrical and moving drama The Trip To Bountiful a play by Oscar Winner (To Kill A Mockingbird) Horton Foote. The performances, spear-headed by Sarah Robards as Carrie Watts, received rave reviews.
From Joanne Rochman's Rave Review: 'Make the Trip to Bountiful!'Read Joanne Greco Rochman's full review.
Director Sally Camm embraces the integrity of both place and play and allows the Clay & Wattles Theater Company to home in on the very essence of this poignant story.
Sarah Robards plays Carrie Watts, the protagonist of the play. Her performance is so unpretentious, so natural and warm that you forget she is acting.
Overall, this is a wonderful play about going back to one's roots. It's about learning to compromise in important relationships, and mostly it's about respect for one another and honoring one's personal freedom.
Our musical for the 2015 season was the Tony Award winning Man of La Mancha which ran from August 1st through the 16th. Friday and Saturday performances at 7:30 pm and Sunday matinees at 2:30 pm. The musical tells the story of the "mad" knight, Don Quixote, as a play within a play, performed by Cervantes and his fellow prisoners as he awaits a hearing with the Spanish Inquisition. Songs such as "All the Same", "Dulcinea", "I'm Only Thinking of Him", "The Impossible Dream", "I Really Like Him" and "Little Bird" will stay with you long after the curtain closes. The original 1965 Broadway production ran for 2,328 performances and won five Tony Awards, including Best Musical. Many considered this production the best ever at The Gary-The Olivia Theater.
Saturday, September 19th from 3-6 pm
A third performance, a Concert/Fundraiser for The Gary-The Olivia Theater entitled Rags To Riches will feature special guest artists performing dramatic readings, songs, and dances. Don't miss Mother Dolores Hart reading from Nikos Kazanzakis' Zorba The Greek, Hannah Dubner performing from Funny Girl, Korie Blossey, Maurio Hines and Katie Keough performing from Porgy & Bess, Meghan Corcoran from My Fair Lady, Thomas Camm from Zorba and Man of La Mancha, Nico Apicella from Huck Finn, and more with a full cast finale guaranteed to lift the spirits.
Dan Ringuette, Music Director
Sally Camm, Director/Choreographer.
After the performance concert goers will enjoy local cheeses from the Northeast, wines and artisan chocolates by Philippe Niez of The Mayflower/Grace Inn & Spa and a "meet and greet" with the performers.
Tickets for this gala event are $45 per person and may be purchased online or at the box office one hour before the show.
For more information visit the Clay & Wattles Theater Company website or call the theater company at 203 273-5669.
To receive the theater Newsletter send an e-mail to: email@example.com.
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CONNECT TO THE SOURCE—FARMSTEAD FESTIVAL/THEATER FUNDRAISER Saturday, October 17, 2015
Organized by Artisan Made Northeast (specialty food distribution and online retail since 2003) and Percy Thomson Meadows Farm (The Assard family at Percy Thomson has been farming in the Bethlehem area for over 100 years) the festival will feature food and wine pairings, an educational pig roast presented by Kenny Assard of Percy Thomson, entertainment and much more!
What makes this festival truly unique is the collaborative spirit between the small farms and artisan food producers. Sample from the tasting menu (each food vendor will provide one item for sampling and Certified Sommelier Sally Camm will pair the foods and wines on the tasting menu) to whet your appetite and then purchase foods and wines directly from the small farms and artisan food producers for your own entertaining with family and friends. Come celebrate with us the fresh, complex flavors of local and regional foods and wines!
Enjoy the opportunity to chat with the cheese makers, bakers, chocolate makers, wine makers and farmers and the beautiful autumn views from the Assard family's hilltop family farm – a window into the world of handcrafted, artisan made foods.
Dark Horse, a blue grass band led by Brian Noel will provide the musical entertainment for the festival.
Sister Noella Marcellino, OSB will be guest speaker at the fall-Farmstead Festival. Sister Noella known fondly as the "Cheese Nun" is internationally recognized as one of the foremost experts in the US in the art of natural-milk cheesemaking. She received her Ph.D. in Microbiology from the University of Connecticut and received a Fulbright Grant to study the biodiversity of cheese-ripening fungi and the natural history of traditional cheese caves in France. She was the recipient of the prestigious French Food Spirit Award.
She will participate in a Q & A session in the education tent where festival goers may ask her questions on cheese, cheesemaking and the state of artisanal cheesemaking in the USA.
At the festival Sister Noella will be surrounded by some of top cheeses made in the US today such as the Alpine style Bloomsday and the Gruyere style Dairyere both from Cato Corner Farm in CT, goat's milk Chevre and the soft ripened Vespers from Beltane Farm in CT and a special selection of Vermont cheeses including Camembrie and Lakes Edge from Blue Ledge Farm, Organic Thistle Hill Tarentaise, Boston Post Dairy's Eleven Brothers and Tres Bonne aged Goat's milk cheeses, Goredawnzola and Boucher Blue from Green Mountain Blue Cheese, the Vermont Herdsman Asiago style from Parish Hill Creamery and the organic Champlain Valley Triple Creams.
Don't miss Sister Noella in her element talking cheese surrounded by small farms and artisan food producers at the fall-Farmstead Festival!
The Cheese Nun DVD will also be available to purchase at the festival.
78 Thomson Rd.
Bethlehem CT 06751
Saturday, October 17, 11am-5pm
Tickets: $15.00 on-line
$18.00 at the Gate
Children aged 10 and under: Free
Saturday October 17, 2015 11am-5pm
The festival is under a tent so come rain or shine!
For information and tickets visit Artisan Made America's new web site.
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The 2014 Season opened in June with performances of one act plays Blind Date and The Actor written by American Playwright Horton Foote. These beautifully written comedies set in the fictional town of Harrison, Texas delighted the audiences.
The musical for the 2014 season which received rave reviews was the classic Irving Berlin musical Annie Get Your Gun.
From the opening strains of the overture played by the fine eight-member orchestra under the direction of Jerold Goldstein, this production did not disappoint. For me, the show actually began when we got our first sight of the magnificent scenery designed and painted by Matt Wood...
New York based actress Chandra Albritton was cast in the title role and was a pleasure to watch. She nailed Annie's spunkiness and sang her many musical numbers beautifully. Thomas Camm was also strong in the part of Frank Butler and his vocal ability matched that of Ms. Albritton perfectly.
From Opening Night Review by Nancy Sasso Janis
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Form 8-K for TRIUS THERAPEUTICS INC
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As disclosed previously in our Current Report on Form 8-K filed on August 31, 2012, we entered into a Common Stock Purchase Agreement (the "Purchase Agreement") with Terrapin Opportunity, L.P. ("Terrapin") pursuant to which we may, from time to time and subject to the terms and limitations set forth in the Purchase Agreement, sell Terrapin shares of our common stock. On October 10, 2012, we expect to settle with Terrapin on the purchase of 612,133 shares of our common stock under the Purchase Agreement at an aggregate purchase price of $3.5 million. We will receive estimated net proceeds from the sale of these shares of approximately $3.4 million after deducting our estimated offering expenses. In connection with this sale of our common stock, we are filing, as Exhibit 5.1 hereto, an opinion of our counsel, Cooley LLP.
The foregoing description is qualified in its entirety by reference to the Purchase Agreement, which was filed as an exhibit to our Current Report on Form 8-K filed on August 31, 2012, and is incorporated herein by reference.
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Certain statements in this Form 8-K are forward-looking statements that involve a number of risks and uncertainties. Such forward-looking statements include statements about the expected settlement of the sale and purchase of common stock described herein and our receipt of net proceeds therefrom. For such statements, we claim the protection of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Actual events or results may differ materially from our expectations. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, our ability to satisfy applicable closing conditions under the Purchase Agreement and Terrapin's compliance with its obligations to purchase the shares of common stock. Additional factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those stated or implied by our forward-looking statements are disclosed in our other filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. These forward-looking statements represent our judgment as of the time of the filing of this Form 8-K. We disclaim any intent or obligation to update these forward-looking statements, other than as may be required under applicable law.
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So this is why this stock has sunk lately. Hardly nothing at all as far as fund raising / dilution. Probably will run quickly back to $6.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
They did announce this is August .They will sell periodically to raise more money ( over 80 million cash already at end of Q2) for commercialization .Makes sense to do it in stages.


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We also install the forward-facing convertible in the second row's middle seat with the booster and infant seat in the outboard seats to see if three car seats will fit; a child sitting in the booster seat must be able to reach the seat belt buckle. If there's a third row, we install the booster seat and a forward-facing convertible. To learn more about how we conduct our Car Seat Checks, go here.
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1. Place fish with backbone down on board and partially filet from open side (belly) down toward backbone. Do not cut through the fish. Repeat on other half of fish. Fish will appear to have two large filets with bones sticking up in the middle. The fleshy part of the fish will still be attached to the outer layer of skin. Open fish into a large flat piece; push the bone layer down onto one or the other side of the fish.
2. Mix lemon juice with one chile Serrano in blender. Put fish on large tray with sides and pour lemon juice mixture onto fish. Poke/pat juice into fish Sprinkle lightly with Worcestershire sauce, coarse black pepper and kosher or rock salt. Poke/pat spices into fish and let marinate for 30 or so minutes.
3. Fasten fish onto a rack suitable for grilling. Grill fish over hot coals with the skin side down. Brush with additional lemon juice as needed. When fish is done, flip fish to brown on open side.
4. Note - grilling takes about 45 minutes, depending on size of fish.
NOTE: Mexican Lemons (Limones) are closely approximated by Key Limes.
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SatFat: 2g, PolyFat: 3g, MonoFat: 4g
Chol: 170mg, Na: 603mg, K: 992mg
TotCarbs: 6g, Fiber: 3g, Sugars: 0g
NetCarbs: 3g, Protein: 48g
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Now. I kinda lost where I was going with this one about halfway through. I think it was a "No one really dies on Xmas" thing. Derpy there was always the ending of this one. So for the umpteenth time, Happy Holidays.
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Yay! A Doctor Who Fan! I'm a David Tennant Fan too!
You young whippersnappers! You missed out on the awesomeness of Tom Baker!
I know what you mean, and I wasn't even a sperm in the 80's
just another example of the awesomness of tom baker!
just another example of the awesomness of tom baker!
You are young. I actually saw them when they first came to the states! I'm old...
I was born in 96, my first doctor was eccleston, hell yeah I'm young XD
1975, I'm old...
ah, don't let it get you down
but, tell me, how was the doctor drought in the 90's?
but, tell me, how was the doctor drought in the 90's?
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I miss the last two doctors.
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what I don't get it
Awwwwwww This is so cute.
i like david tennant to he is the best doctor
for me it will always be David Tennant because his story broke my heart and Christopher Eccleston because of "Bananas are good" and all of his heart breaking moments.
No love for Sylvester McCoy it seems
David Tennant is definitely my favorite, but on the other hand 7th Doctor is probably what I will always think of when I think of "The Doctor."
David Tennant is definitely my favorite, but on the other hand 7th Doctor is probably what I will always think of when I think of "The Doctor."
I Can't For Peter Capaldi's Era Begins This Year!
Tennant and Baker are best doctors! ^^
David Tennant is best Doctor!!!! XD
David Tennant will always be my doctor too so I know the feel
Tenant is best Doctor, Derpy is best Companion.
Still not ginger.
David tennant is sure the best looking dodctor, matt smoth is hideous, and glad tbey found a way to explain how the doctor was oldagian
He got a whole new regeneration cycle (eeyup, 13 more regenerations), so this is a second first doctor. And the first Doctor was old, so the first one of the new cycle should look like the same age.
Pretty clever if you ask me
For me, it's a toos-up between Matt Smith and David Tennant; BUT Derpy is still my fave Dr. Who asst.
Time Turner is The 10th Doctor and Derpy is Rose Tyler
*messy sobs of pain* rose is my fav companion and i now see that way to clearly
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I dare say with Time Turner's looks he will always be compared to David Tennant as the Doctor.
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I think everyone is still sorta glued to Tennant Doctor!
I think everyone is still sorta glued to Tennant Doctor!
Oh that was cute very nice
Awkward. Well at least Twilight got a gift anyway.
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I'd ignore the standard recommendations on how much to drink while racing. For me, a sweater, it's not enough. You should figure out, by weighing yourself before and after, how much you lose through sweat in a given time period. Then, as long as you take in fluid at a slower rate than that, your bladder won't be filling up. Then the key is to start with an empty bladder and nothing on the way, as others have suggested.
I've read that kidneys "shut down" during a race, but I think the extent of a shutdown probably depends on how fast you're going (so training runs are different from a BQ attempt). For me, this has been a learn-by-your-mistakes thing, but I have negotiated one marathon with no pee stops, and plenty of other examples have been mentioned, so I think you can learn to do it.
BTW, the BAA gives you a free 59 seconds, so I think your McMillan prediction is even closer to a BQ than you thought. Not to add any pressure or anything. !http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/wink.gif|src=http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/wink.gif|border=0!
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In 449 races, including 7 marathons, I've never once had to make a pit stop or even had a close call. I've always wondered why, since I've had to stop a zillion times on training runs. The system must shut down due to adrenaline rush or some other chemical that takes over when in race mode. I always use the bathroom before a race, often more than once. Maybe that's the reason, but you'd think after all these races it would have happened at least once during.
Well, I would just like to say I made it all the way down the the instructions posted by rosecoloredglasses before all this pee talk made me have to go! !http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/smile.gif|src=http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/smile.gif|border=0!
OK...OK...I know this is WAY out there......probably in TomWhite territory (sorry Tom).....but.....
I have a friend who goes to NASCAR races and likes to drink his beer but also hates to miss ANY of the race. Sooo...he has a doctor friend who hooks him up to a catheter before the race and just umm......enjoys sitting in his seat for the whole race.
OK....so my point is.....I wonder if anyone running has ever done something like this. I am not sure where you would hide the bag, but that is another issue.
I've never had to stop to pee in a race, ever. I seem to have honed the science of taking in only as much fluid as I need. I don't recall ever feeling dehydrated after a race...in fact, the port-a-potties are always my first stop AFTER a long race. I've felt the heat, but never any real dehydration.
Now, I did have the terrible unmentionable GI problems during my first Boston attempt, and I DNF'ed after I realized that I was not ever going to make it to Boston by visiting every single port-a-potty along the way. But that's a whole 'nother ball game.
And, FWIW, McMillan calculated 3:49:59 for my first marathon, and I finished in 3:49:30. It can be eerily accurate.
Out of 202 marathons I remember only two times, that I stopped.
Of my 43 ultras I stopped only three times in two of the ultras. I stopped twice in a 24-hour run.
When I was a marathoner I never stopped during a race. I ran the whole way. I did slow down slightly at aide stations but just enough to grab a drink and then get back up to pace.
I found the key to hydration was the day before. I did my major hydration the day before the race and just topped off the day of the race. I usually was not one of those standing on some long porta potty line. I went and found a secret bathroom or just some bushes if need be.
Doug Latimer, an ultra marathoner taught himself to pee while running. He figured stopping to pee coast him Western States one year (back in the 1980's I think) and so he didn't stop to pee. He just kept on going and poured water over his shorts to wash things away. He tied for the victory the next year.
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Vista - I'm not sure if I'm amused or disturbed by that info . . . !http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/wink.gif|src=http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/wink.gif|border=0!
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he has a doctor friend who hooks him up to a catheter before the race and just umm......enjoys sitting in his seat for the whole race.
I am not sure where you would hide the bag, but that is another issue.
1. Only in America.
2. Couldn't you disguise it as a Camelbak?
3. I can't believe I've opened up this thread again.
Never have run a marathon but in the last half marathon, I really thought I was going to have to stop at mile 4. The lines were too long so I kept going, hoping to find a vacancy along the way. By the time I got to mile 9, I no longer nedded to go.
Another very real issue may be thenumber of pregnancies you have had. Kegels are great but I find as I get older, the gymnastics the kids(4) did prenatally on my bladder have taken a toll.
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