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Haydon is steering his pickup across the wild grasses and tall weeds. Homer sitting next to him said, "Did you know that back in the day, this section 47, was known as Potter's Field?"
Haydon, maneuvering around a large cottonwood limb buried in the tall weeds, asked, "Who's Potter?"
"Hell, I don't know, it was before my time. But that's where they buried poor folks that couldn't pay for a decent burial."
Haydon stopped the truck. "This is the place."
"Oh, man," Homer said climbing out of the truck. "We gotta cut all these weeds before we dig." He lit up a Camel.
Haydon came around the back of the truck and tossed Homer a shovel. "Who are we puttin' in the ground, today?"
"I don't know, I haven't read the cheat sheet." Homer said, taking the folded paper out of his flannel shirt pocket. Talking around the cigarette hanging from his lips, he read aloud. "Daniel Harris, eighty four years old."
Haydon straightened up from hoeing. "You're shittin" me?"
Homer looked at his friend and shrugged. "You know him?"
"He owned the town bank. He was also the Mayor back in the '70's. You sure you got the right sheet? This guy had big bucks, they sure as hell can't be burying him in this God forsaken patch of earth."
Homer, digging his cell phone from his pants, said, "I'll check."
Haydon wiped sweat from his eyes. "Gonna be a hot one," he said to himself. Homer had wandered through the weeds and was sitting on the cottonwood limb. Haydon produced his ever ready can of Copenhagen and stuck a pinch in his mouth.
Homer snapped shut his cell phone and waded back through the weeds. "No mistake. I guess his grand kids didn't get any inheritance. He gave all his money to charities, left the kids a dollar each."
Haydon laughed. "Wonderful, a banker with a sense of humor."
Homer dug his shovel into the earth. "Yeah, and his grand kids inherited it."

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|cramps in calves and feet
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|"HPUS" indicates the active ingredients are in the official Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States.
Temporarily relieves the symptoms of stiffness, pains in limbs, joints and legs, and cramps in calves, feet and legs.
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Hospital Vega Baja
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Correspondence to: Eduardo Garcia-Pachon, MD, Department of Internal Medicine, Hospital Vega Baja, Orihuela-Alicante, E-03314 Spain
The visual inspection of the flow-volume loop can reveal the
presence of flow oscillations. Flow oscillations are defined as a
reproducible sequence of alternating decelerations and accelerations of
flow.1In a large retrospective survey2 of
2,800 flow-volume loops, the incidence of flow oscillations was of
1.4%. These oscillations can be due to a variety of causes, such as
obstructive sleep apnea syndrome, structural or functional disorders of
the larynx, or neuromuscular diseases,1 but
tracheobronchomalacia has not been mentioned.
A 58-year-old man with a diagnosis of COPD with chronic cough and
exertional dyspnea was referred to the Respiratory Medicine Division
because of a pulmonary nodule. The patient did not have symptoms of
sleep disorders or neuromuscular disease. At fiberoptic bronchoscopy,
the larynx was normal, but the trachea and main bronchus completely
collapsed even during quiet expiration. Thoracic CT revealed a 1.5-cm
nodule, and images obtained during expiration demonstrated the collapse
of the trachea. Spirometry showed FVC of 3.96 L (118% of reference
value) and FEV1 of 2.28 L (84%); the volume-time
curve did not have morphologic alterations, but the visual inspection
of the flow-volume loop revealed reproducible flow oscillations on the
expiratory curve.
The prevalence of tracheobronchomalacia is relatively low: 1% and
4.5% in two large series of bronchoscopies.3 The
principal symptom is chronic dyspnea, but attacks like those in asthma
are seldom seen, and response to bronchodilator treatment is
scanty.3 In patients with tracheobronchomalacia, a typical
notch (can be one or more) in the volume-time curve of the spirogram
has been reported3; this finding was not found in the
patient described here. The notch is considered to reflect a sudden
diminution of flow at the beginning of the expiration when the airway
collapses. Nevertheless, alterations on the flow-volume loop have not
been reported.
The finding of flow oscillations on the flow-volume loop should
instigate extensive investigations primarily directed at the upper
airway and its surrounding musculature.1 In view of the
case described here, tracheobronchomalacia should be considered among
the possible causes of flow oscillations.
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Pistorius' defense is 'devoid of any truth', prosecutor says
By Zandi Shabalala
PRETORIA (Reuters) - South African state prosecutor Gerrie Nel asked the judge in Oscar Pistorius' murder trial on Thursday to reject the Olympic and Paralympic track star's defense as "devoid of any truth".
Double amputee Pistorius, once a national icon for reaching the pinnacle of sport, is accused of murdering his law graduate and model girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp at his home in Pretoria on Valentine's Day last year.
If found guilty of premeditated murder, he could face life in prison. A potential lesser charge of culpable homicide could carry a sentence of 15 years.
Since the trial opened in early March, Nel has portrayed Pistorius as a gun-obsessed hothead who shot 29-year-old Steenkamp four times through a locked toilet door where she was taking refuge after a heated argument.
The defense team says Pistorius, nicknamed the 'blade runner' after his hi-tech prosthetics, was a vulnerable and caring boyfriend who killed Steenkamp by accident after mistaking her for an intruder hiding behind the door.
"The court should have no difficulty in rejecting his full version of events, not only as not reasonably possibly true, but in essence as being absolutely devoid of any truth," Nel told the Pretoria court during his closing arguments.
Nel, known as 'The Pitbull' because of his fierce cross-examination style and penchant for the dramatic, said Pistorius was caught up in a "snowball of lies".
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Maternal infanticide is an aspect of infanticide (zoology) and occurs when newborn offspring are killed by their mother. This is sometimes seen in pigs,[1] a behavior known as savaging which affects up to 5% of gilts. Similar behavior has been observed in various animals such as rabbits[2] and burying beetles.[3]
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- ↑ Boyd, I. L. (1985) Investment in Growth by Pregnant Wild Rabbits in Relation to Litter Size and Sex of the Offspring The Journal of Animal Ecology 54:137-147
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Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - April 7, 1919, Ada, Oklahoma TEX)t Cbettmg Jtosi ... . .. m ■ - - i -----------------------------------.......- - ----------------- ------------------------------- --------- i ..........-............ | - - ........... VOLUME XVI. NUMBER 21 ADA, OKLAHOMA, MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1919 TWO CENTS THE COPY TV Beautiful Fabri rics for Easter D resses To the woman who lias hei Dresses matte up ai home, toil fine assortment of Silks and Colton Fabrics s sure to make a strong appeal. QU It ¥TOITl A I?DQ Beautiful patterns on dark and 01X4.1%. X "kJ Xrf/wIVIXO light grounds. especially in favor this season. Priced- Of- TO dm ^r per yard ...___________ — — - <£>£«/ O C*l?4YI.?/''1 L'T'T'L' Fine assortment ot plain colors as well jjlliUKurliil IU. ap exquisite Ai ——TO >r! iiteii georgette, at _______ VI*/ O • OU COTTON GOODS "■ and plain colors. Per •'a rd ____________________________ 50c T"$1.00 Fine assortment of Laces. Buttons. Heads and Braid for trimmings. STEVENS-WILSON CO. HOM It EX PILOSI ON ANI) GENER- HA VA IMAN MUDDLE IS NOT AL SHtHVTINM IN MASSACHI - ( LEAIIKI) VCT; GOVERN MENT SETTS UTA'. MOVES HEADQUARTERS. By t lie A.«. social rd Press LAWRENCE, Mass., April 7. Rioting marked by promiscous shooting by strike sympathizers and police opened the tenth week of , the textile strike here today a few hours after the city had been stirred by a bomb explosion in a tenement house iii the same neighborhood. Early reports indicated that no one was injured by the shooting, although several rioter* and police wert* injured by sticks, stones and dubs. litSPOUTED HOI .SH KA IHI MOY KILN VI FAT IN III NM AHY DRIVEN FROM POWER. lh the Associated I ress VIENNA. April 7 The communist government in Hungary, set up recently at Budapest, has been overthrown, according to rumors current in official circles, newspapers here say. Bela Kim, the foreign minister under the new regime, is reported to have been assassinated. Details of the reported successful uprising are larking and reports do not say whether I he revolution in Budapest was organized by the socialists or the Bourgeois party. WILSON'S COLO By the A •"■*>* lated Pre>s PARIS, April 7. President Wil->oa's condition was improved this morning, but by direction of Rear Admiral Grayson the president will remain in Isis room today attending no meetings. Apparently the president's cold is in the last stages of the wearing off process aud he hopes to resume work Tuesday. NOTICE WATER SI 00,000 EIRE AT RANGER. TEXAS FT WORTH. April 7 The Heart oi Ranger, built over night when ; tile tel boom hit here a year ago, was destroyed by tire at midnight Sunday but the lo.-s will not exceed $ DMM'OO as the buildings were all I frame and this morning are already in I course of,being replaced. The tire originated in a bakery back o'f the Wilson hotel and swept over two blocks. One man was seriously injured. Among the places destroy* d was ihe Oklahoma eating house famous among oil boomers, established by a woman and her daughter, and sold recently for $40,000. FIELD SEW 'RETA BY OF ANTl-SAMXLN KEADLE IN ADA 0000 PROGRESS IN CLEANUP CAMPAIGN Good progress is being made in all parts of the city in the clean-up campaign, especially in the back aile) s. it will clone officially Friday and then if any are found who have not cleaned up voluntarily, the city will take a hand. The judges will make a round of inspection in a few days and check up all property and will make a round once a mouth until fall. The prizes offered by the Chamber of Commerce will bi* announced at the final close of the Campaign. Alleys. gardens and yards will all come under the eyes of the judges. The total number enrolled as members of the auxiliary is around 1.20b. probably above that figure, all pledged to the work OMAHA SWEPT BT SEVERE TORNADO By the Associated Free* NUREMBERG, Bavaria. April < The Bavarian National conference of social democrats here has voted 4 2to K against the Introduction of a soviet republic in Bavaria. (■oveniment .Moves. BERLIN. April 7.—The Bavarian government has decided to leave Munich and establish itself provisionally at Bamberg, according to I advices from the latter city. SUPT. FIOVD EXPLAINS TRACI MEET SITUATION (Bv Slipt. A. Floyd.) In February the Committee on County Athletics met and fixed the; date for the County Track Meet and designated the place to hold said! meeting. They designated Roff,! Oklahoma, on the lith and 12th cfi April as the place and time for the meeting. This was announced and j the rules and regulations were printed for the meet and that no change of date has been made by the committee or any one else since it was first announced. 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Samuel I Mareno and his wife were killed in ; their home in Hammond, Ind., at mid night last night in the room where* Thomas Canto was shot to death week ago. Mareno was killed b> a revolver bullet while his wife's head was cut off with a razor. The children could tell nothing of the crime. Your water rent for March is now due and becomes delinquent after the 10th inst. Service will be discontinued on the > lith and it will positively cost $1.00 ! to have the water turned on. P. H. DEAL. 4-7-41 Com. Pub. Works. Let a Want Ad get It for you. Making Faces That's what we do for a living We can make prettier the prettiest and make pretty the homliest. Phone an appointment. Stall's Studio PHONE 84 Carl E. Houchins, Field Secretary of tee Aitti-Saloon League of Collun-; bus. Ohio. addressed the junior and senior classes oi the High school this morning at ll :30 o'clock. Mr. Houchins lias recently returned from overseas and brings us many interesting stories of the war. 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One of the tlr<t white men and in nil ;>r. liability the first British subject to make his abode in territory comprised within the boundaries of the province of New Brunswick, Canada, was John Gyles, who was carried from the southern British colonics to the wilderness of the valley of the St. John river by marauding hands of Indians. REI I I IL HY MISS PEAR Ut RHY S Pl PILS This eveniag'Miss Pearl Curry will present the following pupils in a recital at the First Baptist church: Mines T. H. Granger. A. T. Bog ga ii, O. D. Wright, Misses Clarice Cartwright. Dorothy Dundan, Caille Brown, Mildred Reed, Gervls Bills, Maria Cruz, and Lula Ingrain. The public cordially invited. Admission free. EEOYO-GEORGE NOT IN El PEACE CONFERENCE ! ADOPTS REPORT PARIS. April 7. The peace conference commission on reparation and damage today adopted a provisional report upon various forms of damage and methods of valuation. The report was presented by tirst sub-committee of the commission. 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Mumbai, Nov 7: Congress leader and former Maharashtra chief minister Prithviraj Chavan today said the BJP and Shiv Sena will be contesting the Mumbai municipal elections in 2017 separately, particularly in view of the "vested interest" of the "Gujarati leadership" of BJP.
"This is not a prediction. My information is based on the thinking in the BJP that Maharashtra power is incomplete without Mumbai. This is the view of the BJP leadership, particularly of Gujarati leadership which has a vested interest in Mumbai," Chavan told PTI.
"That is why, they feel that both the state and a significant municipal corporation like Mumbai, should be with BJP without an alliance or anything," the Congress leader said.
"That is the view. That's what they would like to do. If they retain good, happy, friendly relations (with Sena), probably they would do that. Otherwise they will like to go alone," Chavan said.
"This was the view of senior BJP leadership sometime back. They talked amongst themselves and said they must get Mumbai also," he added. "Now, with BJP slipping very fast, what they will do at that time one doesn't know, but I am willing to bet that they will part ways ahead of BMC elections.
"Of course, this is a prognosis, a political analysis. I think they will separate three-four months ahead of Mumbai civic poll," he said. "However, the state government won't fall. They will let the government continue.
Sena will take up the role of the opposition and will keep away from any negativity attached to BJP. There is a huge negativity for BJP, particularly over the 'dal' crisis which BJP has mishandled," Chavan said.
Sena will continue to criticise the BJP-led government for mishandling the crisis. It will blame all the negativity on BJP and claim credit for the good things, he said.
"Bihar election results will be a major landmark in the journey to the point of separation. If BJP does badly in Bihar, they will be a little more cautious and not so aggressive," Chavan said.
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If you ski, you know the drill: The minute the days begin to grow shorter and a chill begins to frost the evenings, you can think of nothing else, even if youre rational enough to understand that it takes a while for snow to accumulate on the hills. Thats why ski films were invented: to keep you entertained and inspired! until the powders thick and gorgeous. Schuss into the ski-film season tonight, when the mogul moguls at Matchstick Productions premiere their 2009 HD thriller, In Deep: The Skiing Experience which features a list too long to repeat of some of the worlds best skiers, all filmed on location on slopes across the nation and around the world at the Boulder Theater. That said, this years MSP cinema on the slopes promises to be awesome: We had great weather, great snow, and we were able to ski everything we wanted to, which usually never happens, notes Canadian skier Eric Hjorliefson, who appears in the film.
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***888-719-2234*** All Around hero!! SAVE AT THE PUMP!!! 20 MPG Hwy. All Around hero!! 4 Wheel Drive, never get stuck again.. If you've been searching for just the right Vehicle, well stop your search right here** Safety equipment includes: ABS, Daytime running lights...Other features include: Auto, Air conditioning, 4.3 liter V6 engine, 190 horsepower, 4 Doors... 190 horsepower, 4 Doors, 4-wheel ABS brakes, 4.3 liter V6 engine, Air conditioning, Automatic Transmission, Clock - In-radio, Daytime running lights, Four-wheel drive, Fuel economy EPA highway (mpg): 20 and EPA city (mpg): 16, Intermittent window wipers, Power steering, Power windows, Privacy/tinted glass, Split-bench rear seats
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1997 Chevrolet Blazer ReviewThis car review is specific to this model, not the actual vehicle for sale.
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Broadly speaking, there are two distinct markets for sport-utility vehicles. The first, and oldest, demands functionality above all else. Customers in this group routinely fill their vehicles with people and/or cargo, make regular use of the inherent strengths of the breed, and will head for the great outdoors as often as possible.
A second--and much larger--cadre of buyers are most interested in some of the features shared by the majority of sport-utes. They consider a high seating position and extra-strong construction as safety benefits for daily use and are attracted to the rugged aura these machines exude. But they also insist on big helpings of comfort and style. And they aren't likely to exercise off-road capabilities.
There are innumerable sub-groups within this market, of course, each with its own special needs. And there are fleet buyers who use sport-utilities for farm labor, forest patrols and a thousand other workaday tasks.
The demands are many and diverse. Nevertheless, the trio of mid-size sport-utilities from General Motors--Chevrolet Blazer, GMC Jimmy, and Oldsmobile Bravada--are designed to appeal to everyone. Properly equipped, they can be as rugged as you'd want, or can be given a veneer of civilization that makes them suitable for everything from camping to an evening at the opera.
To meet competition from such stalwarts as the Ford Explorer, Jeep Cherokee and Grand Cherokee, Mitsubishi Montero Sport, Isuzu Rodeo, Nissan Pathfinder and Toyota 4Runner, the three siblings from GM need to be very, very good. And aside from a few rough edges, which may or may not matter to you, they are.
Now in their third year since a major redesign, the Blazer, Jimmy and Bravada are familiar sights on and off the road. In any form they share a fashionable, aerodynamic front end teatment that harmonizes nicely with either the two-door's jaunty rear half, with its sharply-raked roof pillars, or the rather more formal four-door design.
Keeping the various permutations separate is best done with a wall chart or a stack of brochures but here's how they break down in a nutshell: Chevy's version comes in base, LS or LT trim;, Jimmy is available in SL, SLS, SLE or SLT; and Bravada offers a single model roughly equivalent to LT or SLT. It's also four-door-only.
Beyond differing plastic exterior panels, use of plain or plated trim, cloth or leather upholstery, two doors or four, and the absence or presence of convenience features, all members of the family are much the same. All are powered by a 4.3-liter V6 engine and ride on a stiff ladder frame inherited from GM's midsize pickup truck line.
All have standard four-wheel ABS and air conditioning, and the Chevy and GMC versions can be ordered with one of two four-wheel drive systems, one part-time, the other full-time. Bravadas have standard full-time all-wheel drive. All two-door versions have five-speed manual transmissions as standard dequipment, while four-doors are automatic only.
The Blazer and Jimmy offer numerous shock absorber/spring/antiroll bar packages to tailor them to intended use. Two are basic, all-around configurations that provide a smooth highway ride; four others address the needs of those who intend to use their vehicles off-road or for trailer-towing. Ride quality suffers with the latter setups, but they are useful for specific purposes. Picking the package most suitable to your needs is up to you, but we'd advise a long test run before you opt for the heavy-duty options.
A wide range of wheel/tire, trim and comfort and convenience items are available, as well. A power sunroof is new for 1997, joining various seats, sound systems and other amenities among the extra-cost goodies. Most of the high-line extras are standard on the Bravada.
Comfort was a top priority for the Blazer/Jimmy/Bravada designers. Whether swathed in leather or trimmed in more basic cloth, the result is a space that is occupant and cargo friendly. The seats are excellent, providing better than average support and adjustability in our four-door Blazer tester. Stretch-out room is ample, though rear-seat passengers in two-door models will find their space a bit of a stretch to reach. Once in place, they will also find their outward vision blocked by that large, slanted rear roof pillar. Neither problem is an issue in the four-door.
Interior design remains more truck-based than car-like. The dashboard is big and blocky, holding the usual gauges and controls, plus--when ordered--pushbuttons for the optional electrically-controlled 4wd transfer case. Everything is placed for good access, though the actual quality of both the switches and the plastic panels that surround them is a notch below what you'd find in a Ford Explorer.
A more serious shortcoming is the omission of a passenger airbag. All other major players in the class have long since gone to dual airbags.
Aside from the occasional squeak from interior plastic--usually when driving off-road--the Blazer is remarkably quiet inside. Triple door seals keep wind noise (and dust) at bay, insulation masks most tire noise, and the engine makes only a soft hum at highway speeds, though induction and fan noise are both obtrusive during hard acceleration.
By and large, the Blazer/ Jimmy/Bravada cabin makes a good impression. With a materials upgrade and a second airbag, we'd rate it as excellent.
Driving Impression
Considering the level of trim and equipment applied to our test Blazer, it is all too easy to look upon it as essentially a tall station wagon. Whether or not it actually feels like that to the driver depends on where and how it is being driven.
In an urban setting, the Blazer is quiet and composed, easy to drive with its automatic transmission and power-assisted steering. Good visibility and exterior dimensions smaller than those of a Chevy Malibu make it easy to maneuver.
Take the Blazer on the highway, and the picture changes slightly. Even in 'touring' form, the suspension is firm, and reacts noticeably to pavement imperfections. It is still relatively effortless to drive, but a mushy brake pedal--common to every GM truck and sport-utility we've driven--can be disconcerting when panic stops are necessary.
Performance from the V6 engine is good, particularly in the lower rpm ranges, and there is plenty of grunt in reserve for pulling a trailer or carrying a full load. The automatic transmission is especially nice, changing gears quickly and without noticeable hesitation.
For most customers, the base and 'touring' suspensions will do just fine. Even off-road, our Blazer was sure-footed and controllable, whether asked to follow an existing trail or make a new one. Serious mountain goats or desert rats may want to investigate the off-road suspension packages, but you have to work the standard Blazer very hard to get beyond its innate rock-climbing ability. The optional power-operated transfer case makes switching from 2- to 4WD drive a snap.
As a general rule, any manufacturer's well-equipped mid-size sport-utility will set you back the better part of $30,000. That's a serious sum of money. In most cases, that price will bring with it all the expected power assists and a good audio system in a well-trimmed interior, plus 4WD and a top-level powertrain.
In this respect, the Blazer LS does not disappoint. All expected amenities are included--in fact, more than you might expect--encased in a well-built and solid structure that will breeze through normal use and absorb a lot of off-road punishment.
Compared to most of its rivals, the Blazer represents good value. Its road manners make it competitive, as do the options that allow customers to personalize it.
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Underbody shield package, trailer-towing package, touring suspension package, power seats, 4WD with electric transfer case, AM/FM/cassette audio, aluminum alloy wheels.
Model Tested
LS 4-door 4x4.
13241 N. Broadway Extension
Oklahoma City, Ok. 73114
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All these Windows 8 based devices are now available in the Indian market.
New Delhi: Samsung announced the launch of its Windows 8-based devices in the Indian market. The devices launched include the Ativ Smart PC and Ativ Smart PC Pro; Series 5 ULTRA Touch, Samsung's first touch-enabled Ultrabook; Samsung Series 9 with 15-inch display; and AMD based Series 5 Ultrabook. All these Windows 8 based devices are now available in the Indian market.
The Ativ Smart PC and Ativ Smart PC Pro can be transformed from a traditional clamshell notebook PC to a tablet PC device with just the click of a button. These feature an 11.6-inch display, and provide computing power with Windows 8 functionality as well as full Windows 7 compatibility.
Each device features a detachable keyboard-docking system that allows users to easily switch between a clamshell notebook PC and a tablet PC form factor. In addition to commonly-provided input methods, the Ativ Smart PC and Ativ Smart PC Pro are equipped with the S Pen. The Ativ Smart PC and Ativ Smart PC Pro are only 9.9mm and 11.9mm thick, respectively. While the Ativ Smart PC Pro is priced at Rs 75,490, the Ativ Smart PC is priced at Rs 53,990.
The new Windows 8-based Samsung Notebook Series 5 Ultra Touch is Samsung's first touch-enabled Ultrabook. It is packed with a 13.3-inch HD SuperBright 10-finger multi-touchscreen and 3rd generation Intel Core processor. It also includes full-size HDMI port, one USB 3.0, two USB 2.0, 3-in-1 multi SD card slot, Ethernet and 1.3 megapixel webcam. The Samsung Notebook Series 5 Ultra Touch is priced at Rs 64,990.
The new 15-inch Series 9 measures only 14.9mm and weighs just 1.65kg. It is priced at Rs 1,07,990. Samsung also announced the launch of its Series 5 Ultrabook (Series 5 535U4C) with AMD Quad Core processor. It is priced at Rs 43,990.
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|Jun 17, 1986
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|Dec 8, 1983
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|Dec 21, 1982
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|Horst Stangl
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|Bbc Brown, Boveri & Co., Limited
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1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a radio transmission method for a mobile radio system, wherein a radio link is established between a central station and a mobile station by means of at least two base stations each including a transmitter and a receiver and each exchanging low frequency signals with the central station.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Such a radio transmission method is known, for example, as common-channel radio operation from the printed document German Auslegeschrift No. 1,230,471. In this document, the base station transmitters are operated with carrier frequencies which are located in the same channel and which differ in adjacent base stations by a slight carrier frequency offset and are modulated synchronously with the low-frequency signals coming from the central station. The base stations are here arranged in such a way that their service areas overlap and together cover a predetermined area within the range of which a radio link can be established between the central station and a mobile station.
Although such genuine common-frequency radio communication only requires a single carrier frequency to cover a greater service area, disturbances in the radio link will occur in the boundary zones between adjacent service areas because of interference effects. Such disturbances can be reduced to a tolerable degree only by means of considerable additional synchronization effort with regard to synchronisation by providing phase delay equilization and frequency stability in the base stations. In addition, the simultaneous operation of all base stations leads to an unnecessarily high consumption of energy which can be undesirable in cases in which only a power supply with limited output is available for operational reasons.
Accordingly, the objects of this invention are to provide a novel radio transmission method which, while involving little carrier-frequency engineering effort, simultaneously avoids the radio engineering difficulties of common-channel radio operation and can be implemented with reduced system and operating costs.
These and other objects are achieved according to the invention by providing a radio transmission method of the type above noted further characterized by the mobile station itself selecting a particular base station, and only the selected base station being keyed upon selection by the mobile station, whereby an efficient radio link is established between the mobile station and the central station. As a result, the special advantage arises that in an existing radio link in each case only the transmitter of one base station is fully operated and uses power, the base stations do not interract with each other in an interfering manner and in all cases a base station is selected which is favorable for the respective site of the mobile station.
A more complete appreciation of the invention and many of the attendant advantages thereof will be readily obtained as the same becomes better understood by reference to the following detailed description when considered in connection with the accompanying drawings, wherein:
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the basic configuration of a mobile radio system for carrying out the method according to the invention;
FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a mobile station according to FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a block diagram of a base station according to FIG. 1;
FIG. 4 is a block diagram of a central station according to FIG. 1;
FIG. 5 is a block diagram illustrating the arrangement and signal distribution in the case of several base stations in a larger service area.
Referring now to the drawings, wherein like reference numerals designate identical or corresponding parts throughout the several views,
FIG. 1 shows the basic configuration of a mobile radio system such as can be used for carrying out the method according to the invention. It includes at least one mobile station 4 which is constructed as a transceiver and at least two base stations 1 and 2 which also have transmitters and receivers and are jointly connected to a central station 50. Exchange low-frequency signals, for example via a four-wire line plus signalling line (bus channel) or a radio link with the central station 50.
In accordance with their stipulated transmitting power, the two base stations 1 and 2 have certain service areas, that is to say limited areas in which radio communication with the mobile station 4 is possible. The service areas are suitably arranged adjacently in such a manner that the total service area results in a larger coherent service area in which a radio link can be maintained without gaps between mobile station 4 and the central station 50. This is achieved by overlapping adjacent service areas. The interference disturbances, known from common-channel radio, in the overlap regions do not, however, occur in this case because in an existing radio link only the transmitter of the base station selected by mobile station 4 because of its favorable position with respect to the mobile station is keyed.
If the mobile station 4 is located, for example, in the service area of base station 1, the RF signal of the base station will arrive there with a considerably higher field strength than a comparable signal from base station 2. This difference in the arriving field strengths can be utilized for selecting for the respective site of mobile station 4 the more favourable, from a radio engineering point of view, of several base stations. In the overlap region of two base stations in which approximately equal field strengths occur and, therefore, a field strength-related selection criterion is not appropriate, the base station used for the radio link with the central station 50 is that which has first been interrogated by the mobile station 4 during the selection process. Proceeding in this manner is justified by the fact that in the overlap region, both adjacent base stations are equivalent with respect to the quality of the ratio link.
Since the mobile station 4 is mobile in the whole service area composed of the individual service areas, it is of advantage to provide an automatic switch-over function for the radio link from one base station to another when the mobile station 4 changes from one service area to another. This is achieved by controlling the keying of the transmitter of a base station by a signal from the mobile station 4 and, in the case of an interruption of an existing radio link, reselecting a base station.
The transmitter of a base station is always keyed when the base station receives the control signal from the mobile station 4. However, if the mobile station 4 is leaving the service area of the base station whose transmitter is just being keyed as a result of the control signal, the control signal is also no longer being received and the criterion for keying ceases to exist. The transmitter then no longer produces RF power. This results in an indication in the mobile station that the radio link is interrupted after which immediately a new selection process for a base station is initiated.
Selection of the base station is preferably done in a search cycle in which the base stations 1 and 2 are successively called up by the mobile station 4 and the transmitter of a called base station is keyed for the purpose of acknowledging a received call. As long as the mobile station 4 is outside the service area of a base station during the search cycle, this base station cannot receive the call. Its transmitter is not keyed and thus also does not emit an acknowledgement to the calling mobile station. If thus the call to a base station has not been acknowledged after a predetermined period of time, the mobile subscriber or the mobile station 4 knows that a radio link is not possible via this base station. The search cycle is then continued with a call to the next base station.
However, as soon as the call has been received in a base station, the transmitter of this base station is automatically keyed. The RF signal sent out is received by the mobile station 4 and thus the possibility of establishing a radio link via this base station is confirmed. Consequently, the search cycle is stopped and the radio traffic is handled via this last-called base station.
It is true that the selection process described basically guarantees the setting up of a radio link whenever a connection is at all possible. But if the mobile station 4 is located inside the service areas of several base stations, that is to say if several radio links of, in most cases, different transmission quality are possible, in accordance with the methods described, the base station selected from the possible ones is that which is first called within the search cycle. However, so that in the selection process also the incident RF field strength of the received base stations is taken into consideration at the site of the mobile station 4, in a preferred embodiment of the invention first a first search cycle is run with reduced RF sensitivity in the receiver of the mobile station 4. This attenuation then has the result that in the first search cycle the acknowledgements of base stations called but arriving with weaker signal strengths are not received so that only one base station with high incident RF field strength is selected.
However, if the mobile station 4 happens to be located in the overlap region of several service areas during the first search cycle, the RF signals of the corresponding base stations arrive with approximately equal weakness. For this reason, at first generally none of these base stations is selected. In this case, the first search cycle is concluded without selection. After the first one, a further search cycle is then initiated with the mobile station 4 being set to full RF sensitivity which then leads to the selection of a base station arriving with weaker signal strength. However, if also in this further search cycle the call is not acknowledged by any base station because, for example, the mobile station 4 is located outside the service area or the radio system is occupied by another mobile station, the selection process is discontinued and the mobile subscriber is provided with an indication that at present no radio link with the central station 50 is possible.
It is of particular advantage for the selection process to allocate to each of the base stations 1 and 2 a corresponding low-frequency call signal f1 and f2. These call signals f1 and f2 can be, for example, tone signals with different frequencies which for the purpose of calling a base station are sent out individually, modulated onto a RF carrier, by the mobile station 4. Such a call signal is then received by the associated base station and detected by means of a detector. As soon as a base station has detected the call signal allocated to it, the transmitter of this base station is keyed in order to acknowledge the receipt of the call signal and thus to break off the search cycle which is running in the mobile station 4. Naturally, other call signals, for example those which are differentiated by means of a digital type of coding, can be used.
The block diagrams of suitable equipment configurations, such as can be used for carrying out the radio transmission method described, are shown in FIGS. 2, 3 and 4. FIG. 2 shows the block diagram of a mobile station. This is divided into a handset 5 containing a microphone 7, a loudspeaker 9 and a cradle contact 8, and a radio set 6 which is formed of the essential electric assemblies and can be broken down into a transmit section, a receive section, and a control section. It is further possible to complement the unit, for example by providing it with data sources and data sinks which are not, however, indicated in FIG. 2.
The transmit section includes a modulator 12 the output of which drives a transmitter output stage 13 which, in turn, is connected to an antenna 10 via a Duplex filter network 22 suitable for Duplex operation. The modulator 12 has an input for the carrier frequency which is generated by a transmitter oscillator 17 which is followed in the circuit by a first multiplier 16, and further inputs for a speech signal, a call signal and a selective calling signal. The speech signal is generated in the microphone 7 and applied via an amplifier 11 to the appropriate input of the modulator 12. The call signal originates from a tone generator 14 and the selective calling signal from a comparable selective call generator 15.
The receive section includes of an RF preamplifier 28 into which the antenna voltage is fed via the Duplex filter network 22 and a variable attenuator 29, a mixer stage 27, an IF amplifier 26 and a demodulator 25. In the mixer stage 27, the modulated carrier frequency from the RF preamplifier 28 is mixed in the conventional manner with a local-oscillator frequency from a receiver oscillator 21 by means of a subsequent second multiplier 20. The demodulated LF signal is fed by the demodulator 25 via a squelch circuit 24, which is combined with an amplifier, to the loudspeaker 9 of the handset 5. The control section includes a central control logic 18 which, on the one hand, receives control commands from the cradle contact 8 and a selective call evaluation circuit 19 and, on the other hand, issues control commands to the tone generator 14, the selective call generator 15, the variable attenuator 29 and the squelch circuit 24. The control logic 18 controls the automatic establishing of the radio link, its maintenance and its disconnection. Lifting off the handset 5, that is to say the closing of the cradle contact 8, or the recognition of a selective call by the central station 50 by the selective call evaluation circuit 19, have the effect that the transmitter of the mobile station 4 is keyed and the tone generator 14 is given the command, by the control logic 18, to modulate the transmitter with a first frequency f1. Simultaneously, the control logic 18 sets the variable attenuator 29 to a high attenuation which can be, for example, 26 dB.
Transmission of the call signal f1 starts the first search cycle for selecting a base station in a radio-technically favorable location. If this call is not acknowledged by the associated base station 1 by the transmitter of the base station 1 being keyed, in each case after certain waiting periods successively further base stations are called with their associated frequencies or call signals, respectively. If this search cycle is completed without an acknowledgement having occurred, the attenuation at the variable attenuator 29 is reduced by the control logic 18, that is to say, for example, set to 0 dB. Then a further search cycle begins, again with the call signal f1. If this further search cycle is also completed without acknowledgement from a base station, the mobile subscriber is informed in the mobile station 4 by means of an optical or acoustical signal that no link has been established with the central station 50.
However, as soon as the RF signal of a base station is received as acknowledgement during a search cycle, the frequency switching controlled by the control logic is stopped so that during the whole period in which the mobile station 4 is located in the service area of the same base station, the last-generated tone frequency is transmitted with the conversation. If this happens already in the first search cycle the attenuation in the variable attenuator 29 is reduced to 0 dB already at this point in time. If together with the frequency switching also the search cycle has been stopped, the squelch circuit 24 receives the command from the control logic 18 to cancel the silencing of the loudspeaker 9 existing when a search cycle is proceeding, and thus to enable the LF section of the receiver for a subsequent conversation.
From the demodulated LF signal of the demodulator 25 the selective call evaluation circuit 19 detects a selective call which is transmitted by the central station 50 and is used as a call signal for a selected mobile station 4. If such a selective call is received, the control logic 18 initiates the first search cycle for selecting a suitable base station just as when the cradle contact 8 is closed. In addition, in this case the selective call generator 15 receives the command to input a selective call into the modulator 12 as an acknowledgement. This selective call of the mobile station 4 is received and evaluated in the central station 50. This informs the central station that the mobile subscriber has been reached. When in an existing radio link the conversation is to be terminated first from the central station 50, a clearing call is transmitted from there. This clearing call is again recognized by the selective call evaluation circuit 19 which has the effect that the transmitter in the mobile station 4 is switched off and the control logic 18 is reset to its initial state. The mobile subscriber first terminates the conversation by the fact that when the handset 5 is replaced, the cradle contact 8 is opened again.
In FIG. 3 the basic configuration of a base station suitable for the radio transmission method according to the invention is shown in the form of a block diagram. Essentially, the base station is formed a transmitter 32, a receiver 31 and a diplexer 30 via which the transmitter 32 and the receiver 31 are connected to one antenna (not shown). The receiver 31 is also connected via a high-pass filter 36 and an outgoing, normally two-conductor LF line 38' to the central station 50. A LF line 38 coming from the central station leads, on the one hand, directly and, on the other hand, indirectly via a first tone evaluation circuit 37 and a subsequent delay section 33 to the transmitter 32. The receiver is also connected via a low-pass filter 34, a second tone evaluation circuit 35 and the delay section 33 to the transmitter 32.
At the output of the receiver 31 the demodulated LF signal which has been transmitted from the mobile station 4 appears. Apart from the audio signal, it also contains the call signal which is allocated to the base station and which is transmitted in parallel with the conversation. As call signals f1 and f2, advantageously low-frequency signals are used, the frequencies of which are outside the frequency band used for the speech signals. The call signal frequencies can be, for example, 190, 210 or 230 Hz. The cut-off frequencies of the low-pass filter 34 and the high-pass filter 36 are selected and matched in such a manner that the audio signal and the call signal can be separated from each other. The higher-frequency audio signal passes the high-pass filter 36 without significant attenuation and is passed on to the central station 50 via the LF line 38'. The low-pass filter 34 blocks the audio signal but passes the call signals f1 and f2 to the second tone evaluation circuit 35 which is tuned and responds to the call signal allocated to the base station. The tone evaluation circuit 35 controls the keying of the transmitter 32. The delay section 33 with its preset dalay time has the effect that the transmitter 32 remains switched on for a certain time when the criterion for keying disappears.
However, it is also possible to activate the transmitter 32 of a base station from the central station 50 by sending a control signal with the frequency F1 or F2 via the LF line 38 before transmitting information. This control signal evokes the response of the first tone evaluation circuit 37 of the associated base station, which circuit keys the transmitter 32 via the delay section 33. Because of the frequency response of the bus channel, the frequency of the control signal F1 or F2 is advantageously located in the range between 300 Hz and 3,300 Hz. As in the case of the call signals, each base station is also associated with its own dedicated control signal . Also, differentiation of these control signals can be done by suitable coding instead of by means of frequency allocation.
FIG. 4 is a block diagram of the basic configuration of a suitable central station. From a microphone 48, the speech signals go via a first amplifier 40 to the LF line 38 to the base stations 1 and 2. Via the same LF line, the selective call from a selective call generator 41 for selecting a certain mobile station and the control signal F1 and F2 from a tone generator 47 or an appropriate coding device are also transmitted. The type of the selective call generated in the selective call generator 41 is determined by a call number selector 42 at which the call number of a mobile station with which a radio link is to be established is set. The LF signals arriving on the LF line 38' which contain either a selective call as acknowledgement from a mobile station or pure speech or data signals, are either processed by a selective call evaluation circuit 44 or fed via a second amplifier 43 to a loudspeaker 49. Alternatively, a data sink can also be considered. The functional process in the central station 50 during the radio link is determined by a control logic 45, similar to that in the mobile station of FIG. 2. Control logic 45 receives signals from the signal evaluation circuit 44 and a call key 46 and, in turn, feeds commands to the selective call generator, 31, the second amplifier 43 and the tone generator 47.
By pressing the call key 46, the tone generator 47 is switched on via the control logic 45. The control signal F1 or F2 generated in the tone generator is sent to all base stations via the LF line 38. The tone evaluation circuit 37 of the base station associated with this control signal responds and keys the transmitter 32. After a short detection and keying-on time of the transmitter, a selective call is generated in the selective call generator 41 of the central station 50 and fed via the LF line 38 directly to the transmitter 32 of the keyed base station and transmitted. That the keying takes place in the time required for this is guaranteed by the delay section 33. When a mobile station receives its selective call, it replies with an acknowledgement. The selective call evaluation circuit 44 in the central station detects the acknowledgement and stops the calling process. However, if the attempt was unsuccessful, that is to say if the mobile subscriber has not been reached, the calling process is repeated with a different control tone, that is to say via another base station. If after a predetermined number of attempts the mobile subscriber is not reached, the central station 50 provides the information that the required subscriber cannot be reached.
In FIG. 5, the arrangement and interconnection of several base stations 1, 2, 3 and 1', 2', 3' which are connected to the central station 50 via the LF lines 38 and 38' is shown. Such an arrangement of the base stations is suitable for securing, for example, the radio coverage in an area along a railway line or road. As described, the base station 1 is associated with the call signal f1 and the control signal F1. A corresponding association exists between the base stations 2 and 3 and the signal pairs f2, F2 and f3, F3. Since as a result of the limited service area of a base station the risk of a multiple radio link being established is low, the next following base station 1' can already be programmed again with the signal pair f1, F1. This correspondingly applies to the stations 2' and 3'.
In such a mobile radio system, the establishment of the connection between the mobile station 4 and the central station 50, neither of which is shown in FIG. 5, is again initiated by lifting off the handset 5 in the mobile station. This causes the transmitter of the mobile station to be keyed and first to be modulated with the call signal f1. If the mobile station is now located in the receiving area of the base stations 1 and 1', the tone evaluation circuit 35 in this base station responds and keys the transmitter 32. However, the acknowledging RF signal of the transmitter 32 can be received by the mobile station 4 only if the field strength at the receiving site is relatively high since the signal is attenuated in the receiver. If, therefore, the received field strength is too low, further attempts are made with the call signal f2 or f3, respectively. This method makes it possible that with a successful attempt the radio link is established via a base station which is optimum with respect to propagation conditions. However, if all three attempts with the call signals f1 , f2 and f3 have been negative, the sensitivity of the mobile station 4 is increased or its attenuation reduced, respectively. This guarantees the establishment of a connection even in areas which are critical with respect to propagation.
The reduction in attenuation also takes place if a connection has already been set up in the first search cycle, so that the range is not unnecessarily reduced during operation. If now the connection between the mobile station 4 and a base station is established, the mobile station transmits a selective call which triggers a call tone in the central station 50 and with this indicates that the associated mobile station wishes to conduct a conversation.
Establishing a connection in the reverse direction, that is to say from the central station 50 to the mobile station 4, is initiated by pressing the call key 46 in the central station. In known manner, the control logic 45 causes the tone generator 47 initially to generate the control signal F1. By means of this control signal F1, the transmitters 32 of the associated base stations 1 and 1' are keyed. Within the delay time of the delay sections 33 the selective call of the mobile subscriber to be called is transmitted. If the called mobile station does not acknowledge the call after a certain time, further attempts are carried out via the stations 2, 2' and 3, 3' with the control signals F2 and F3 but with the same selective call. If this is also unsuccessful, the cycle is repeated for a certain number of times since it can be possible that the mobile station was located for a short period in an area which is unfavourable with respect to propagation. However, if the mobile station detects its selective call, it in turn commences the first search cycle for selecting the most favourable base station.
As can be seen from the above description the selection of the favorable base station is carried out in each case by the mobile station 4. Once this has been done, the receivers 31 of all other base stations are locked out. The criteria and commands needed for this are transmitted between the base stations via a common signalling line 39. This achieves that, if the radio system is occupied with an existing link, another mobile subscriber is not given the possibility of establishing a link which would lead to interference in an existing conversation. However, if this other subscriber happens to be located in the service area of the base station carrying the existing link, it could still cause interference since the receiver 31 of this base station is not locked out. This is prevented by blocking the transmit keying in the other mobile station by the received RF signal. Both measures have the result that an attempt at establishing a link with a base station when another link has already been formed with that base station will be unsuccessful. This is indicated to the subscriber by an engaged signal.
If the mobile station 4 now leaves the service area of the selected base station in the course of conversation with the central station 50, the base station can no longer receive its call signal f1, f2 or f3 which has the effect that the keying of the transmitter 32 drops out and simultaneously all receivers 31 are released. Since the mobile station 4 no longer receives a RF signal, a first search cycle is started for the renewed selection of a favorable base station as in the case of establishing the link. The outage in the radio link connected with this is very short and does not cause any interference to the conduct of the conversation so that in the whole service area a high transmission quality radio link between the central station 50 and the mobile station 4 is always possible.
Recapitulating, the method herein described is directed to a radio transmission method offering special economy in frequencies, for radio coverage of large-area regions with a relatively small number of radio subscribers. In this case, it is immaterial if it is a star or a line network. Naturally, it is also possible to use the method with multi-channel systems if this should be required as a result of the number of mobile subscribers. A further advantage lies in the fact that in all cases only one transmitter or one base station, respectively, is keyed during the conduct of the conversation. This does not cause any unnecessary radiation of RF power and reduces the energy requirement. This advantage is of particular relevance in cases where the base stations are operated with wind or solar energy.
Obviously, numerous modifications and variations of the present invention are possible in light of the above teachings. It is therefore to be understood that within the scope of the appended claims, the invention may be practiced otherwise than as specifically described herein.
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|International Classification
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|Dec 8, 1983
Owner name: BBC BROWN, BOVERI & COMPANY, LIMITED CH-5401 BADEN
Free format text: ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNORS INTEREST.;ASSIGNOR:STANGL, HORST;REEL/FRAME:004206/0487
Effective date: 19831114
|Feb 15, 1990
|Maintenance fee reminder mailed
|Jun 17, 1990
|Lapse for failure to pay maintenance fees
|Aug 28, 1990
|Expired due to failure to pay maintenance fee
Effective date: 19900617