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J Pain Symptom Manage. 2009 Dec;38(6):816-26. doi: 10.1016/j.jpainsymman.2009.07.002.
Is short-term palliative care cost-effective in multiple sclerosis? A randomized phase II trial.
Higginson IJ1, McCrone P, Hart SR, Burman R, Silber E, Edmonds PM.
Department of Palliative Care, Policy and Rehabilitation, King's College London, London SE5 9RJ, United Kingdom.
Palliative care is being advocated for noncancer patients but needs evidence of effectiveness and cost-effectiveness.
We evaluated the cost-effectiveness of a new palliative care service for people with multiple sclerosis (MS).
We used a randomized fast-track Phase II controlled trial. Patients in South East London who were severely affected by MS were referred by clinicians to the trial. After baseline interview, patients were randomly allocated to either a multiprofessional palliative care team (PCT) immediately (fast track) or the control care group who continued best usual care for three months and then were offered the PCT. Data were collected at baseline, 6, 12, 18, and 26 weeks on use of services, patient symptoms, other outcomes, and caregiver burden.
Fifty-two patients were randomized: 25 fast track and 21 control patients completed the trial. There was a high level of disability, and mean Expanded Disability Status Scale score was 7.7 (median 8, standard deviation 1.0). At 12 weeks, caregiver burden was 4.47 points lower (95% confidence interval [CI]: 1.05-7.89) in the fast track compared to the control group. Mean service costs, including inpatient care and informal care, over the 0-12-week follow-up were pound1,789 lower for the fast-track group (bootstrapped 95% CI: - pound5,224 to pound1,902). There was a trend toward lower community costs in the fast-track group and no differences in costs to informal caregivers.
The trial suggests that short-term palliative care for people severely affected by MS and their caregivers will be cost-effective and warrants further study. The fast-track trial design could be used to assess this.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT00364936.
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Progress Club Steps Up Efforts to Polish Image - The Washington Post
Progress Club Steps Up Efforts to Polish Image
By Victoria Churchville By Victoria Churchville November 27, 1984
The Progress Club in Rockville, on the eve of its trial in Montgomery County Circuit Court on charges of operating a gambling place, escalated its public relations campaign yesterday, holding its second news conference in a week to defend its image.
Herman Eig, a 73-year-old retired developer and 43-year club member who has emerged recently as its spokesman, charged State's Attorney Andrew L. Sonner and Rockville Police Chief Jared Stout with unfairly "trying to paint" club members as "arch criminals."
After a 5 1/2-month undercover investigation, Rockville police arrested 21 members, including Eig, and seized $27,700 in a late-night raid June 5. Charges of illegal gambling against all but one of those arrested were dropped after the men, most of them elderly, completed four to 11 hours of community service.
The club goes on trial tomorrow for operating an illegal gambling establishment. Club members maintain that their card games were harmless and that they were unfairly singled out for prosecution. But Sonner and Stout contend that the club was a business organized for the primary purpose of illegal gambling.
At the upcoming trial, jurors will be asked to decide only whether there was illegal gambling at the Progress Club from January through June, as prosecutors and police allege.
"It's just a routine gambling case, that's all it is," Sonner said yesterday. "We are interested in prosecuting businesses that go into gambling, and that's what they're doing."
No precedents will be set by the case, and the future of card games in Maryland does not hinge on the outcome of the Progress Club trial, Sonner said.
Still, club members are fighting to clear their reputations and are hoping to be able to play cards again once the trial is over. Over the weekend, club members assembled at busy shopping malls along Rockville Pike to distribute to shoppers and passers-by and place on car windshields colorful flyers disputing charges of wrongdoing.
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Patent US6044215 - System and method for expansion of a computer - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsA system and method for interfacing at least one ISA and/or PCI compliant device with a PCMCIA compliant socket on a host computer is disclosed. The system is particularly useful to allow ISA and/or PCI compliant devices, which could not otherwise be used with a portable computer having a PCMCIA socket,...http://www.google.com/patents/US6044215?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6044215 - System and method for expansion of a computerAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS6044215 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/737,201PCT numberPCT/US1996/003248Publication dateMar 28, 2000Filing dateMar 7, 1996Priority dateMar 7, 1995Fee statusPaidAlso published asCA2189782A1, CA2189782C, DE69634229D1, DE69634229T2, EP0765502A1, EP0765502A4, EP0765502B1, WO1996027836A1Publication number08737201, 737201, PCT/1996/3248, PCT/US/1996/003248, PCT/US/1996/03248, PCT/US/96/003248, PCT/US/96/03248, PCT/US1996/003248, PCT/US1996/03248, PCT/US1996003248, PCT/US199603248, PCT/US96/003248, PCT/US96/03248, PCT/US96003248, PCT/US9603248, US 6044215 A, US 6044215A, US-A-6044215, US6044215 A, US6044215AInventorsPaul Charles, Walter C. PeschkeOriginal AssigneeCnf Technologies, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (14), Non-Patent Citations (22), Referenced by (33), Classifications (15), Legal Events (9) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetSystem and method for expansion of a computer
US 6044215 AAbstract
A system and method for interfacing at least one ISA and/or PCI compliant device with a PCMCIA compliant socket on a host computer is disclosed. The system is particularly useful to allow ISA and/or PCI compliant devices, which could not otherwise be used with a portable computer having a PCMCIA socket, to be used with such computers. The system can provide complete compatibility between a PCMCIA socket and ISA /PCI compliant devices even though such industry standards include contradictory requirements. The system allows a user to easily connect and disconnect numerous ISA and/or PCI compliant devices via a single PCMCIA socket commonly found on portable computers. Preferably included in the system are structures to carry out the functions of: interrupt translation between the PCMCIA port and the ISA devices; direct memory access translation between the PCMCIA port and the ISA devices; translation of a buss address latch enable signal between the PCMCIA port and the ISA devices; translation between a memory read signal and a memory write signal of the PCMCIA port and a system memory read signal and a system memory write signal of the ISA devices; translation between the PCMCIA port and 8 bit ISA devices; DRAM refresh of the ISA devices; providing a clock signal to the ISA devices; supplying power to the ISA devices; and, translation of the timing between the PCMCIA port and the ISA devices.
1. A system for providing translation between a host computer having a first port, the first port compliant with a first standard, the first standard being selected from the group consisting of PCMCIA and Card Bus, and a hardware device which is compliant with a second standard, the second standard being selected from the group consisting of ISA and PCI, the first standard and the second standard being non-compatible with each other, the system comprising:means for direct memory access translation between the host computer and the hardware device; means for supplying power to the hardware device; and means for translating the timing between the host computer and the hardware device such that the host computer and the hardware device are interfaced and the functions of the hardware device are provided to the host computer. 2. A system as defined in claim 1 wherein the first standard is the PCMCIA standard and wherein the second standard is the ISA standard.
This application is a continuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/399,728 filed on Mar. 7, 1995 (now abandoned) entitled System and Method for Expansion of a Computer.
Reference will now be made to the drawings wherein like structures will be provided with like reference designations. FIGS. 1A and 1B are perspective external views (not necessarily to scale) of a first presently preferred embodiment of the present invention. The embodiment illustrated herein will be used as one example of the inventive concepts of the present invention with the understanding that many other particular renderings of the present invention are also possible and can be arrived at by those skilled in the art using the teachings presented herein.
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McDermott ready for his chance vs. UTEP - Smu - Scout
McDermott ready for his chance vs. UTEPLaken Litman09/08/2011As long as he protects the football and gets the win, the starting quarterback position could be J.J. McDermott's to lose...It's clear why J.J. McDermott is getting the start this Saturday against UTEP.
"Two interceptions," June Jones said three different times when asked in three different ways why former starting quarterback Kyle Padron was taken out against A&M and why he won't get the nod this week.
Both quarterbacks will see the field, but McDermott, who went 21 of 34 for 254 yards and a touchdown in SMU's 46-14 loss to A&M Sunday, will start in his first-ever game for the Mustangs.
Despite it being his first career start at SMU, McDermott doesn't feel any different at practice this week. He's been coming in for extra film sessions, but other than that he's just preparing like he normally does.
"I'm just trying to do the same things," McDermott said.
McDermott and Padron have been taking equal snaps all throughout spring, summer and fall camp, so it's not like the new starting quarterback is awestruck or jittery or anything like that. He's basically going through the same routine.
"He has bought into ‘Where can I go with [the ball] quickly if I get pressured,'" Jones said. "He got a lot of pressure last week and a couple times he didn't even have a chance. But he stood in there and took the licks and tried to make the throws."
More than anything, the UTEP game is a chance for McDermott to prove that he can win. Padron hasn't been ousted—he's been the starter for a year-and-a-half, threw for almost 4,000 yards last season and has talent and mobility—he's just had a few hiccups as of late.
"June wants to give J.J. the opportunity to see if he can protect the ball and not turn it over," assistant head coach and quarterbacks coach Dan Morrison said. "It's not that we know J.J. is better, it's that we're giving him an opportunity to see if he can make good throws and good decisions."
Morrison thinks McDermott has the ability to see things and read things better, while Padron has more ability.
"Neither one is bad at either side," Morrison said. "The both have strong arms and are very accurate kids. They'll help each other out and make each other better."
As far as how the rest of the team feels about what could be more of a constant rotation, half the time they don't even realize there's been a change because McDermott and Padron are a lot alike.
"It's not like you're going from a loud kid to a quiet kid," McDermott said. "Their voices and demeanor are very similar."
"I don't think the change will do anything," running back Zach Line said. "If J.J. starts and Kyle comes in, you won't feel a difference because they're both really good quarterbacks. I wouldn't even notice if they switched."
The Aggies sacked McDermott eight times for 41 yards. UTEP is simpler in its defensive schemes, so he won't feel as much pressure.
But regardless of last week's outcome, McDermott doesn't care that it was against a Top 10 team. He knows he can do better.
"I feel like I missed some people," he said. "After looking at the tape, it's pretty simple stuff. There was a pass to Cole [Beasley] up the sideline that probably would have tied the game, but I overthrew a little bit. There were a couple others that I missed and could have had. I just need to try to eliminate the mental mistakes and get the ball to the open guy."
The mental side is what will be the key for McDermott this weekend—it's his first-ever start as a Mustang and there's an anxious backup in Padron trying to get his No. 1 spot back. But if McDermott can do the things the coaches ask him to do and pull out a conference win, it might be his job to lose.

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The beginning of the Catholic faith in Pennsylvania can be dated back to French explorers who visited the area in the seventeenth century. The first Catholic church was a chapel built in Fort Duquesne in 1754. In 1808, the Diocese of Philadelphia was organized. It covered the entire state. It was split in 1843 when the Diocese of Pittsburgh was erected to oversee Western Pennsylvania. Other dioceses were erected at later dates.[3] At present there are eight dioceses in Pennsylvania:
Diocese of AllentownP.O. Box FAllentown, PA 18105-1538 The diocese consists of the counties of Berks, Carbon, Lehigh, Northampton and Schuylkill.[4] Diocese of Altoona927 S. Logan Boulevardhollidaysburg, PA 16648Phone: (814) 695-5579 The diocese consists of the counties of Bedford, Blair, Cambria, Centre, Fulton, Huntingdon and Somerset.[4] Diocese of ErieSt. Mark Catholic Center429 East Grandview Blvd.Erie, PA 16504 The diocese coonsists of the of counties of Cameron, Clarion, Clearfield, Crawford, Elk, Erie, Forest, Jefferson, Mercer, McKean, Potter, Venango and Warren.[4] Diocese of Greensburg723 East Pittsburgh St.Greensburg, PA 15601Phone: (724) 837-0901 The diocese consists of the counties of Armstrong, Fayette, Indiana and Westmoreland.[4] Diocese Harrisburg4800 Union Deposit RoadHarrisburg, PA 17111Phone: (717) 657-4804 The diocese of Harrisburg consists of the counties of Adams, Columbia, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Juniata, Lancaster, Lebanon, Mifflin, Montour, Northumberland, Perry, Snyder, Union and York.[4] Archdiocese of Philadelphia222 North 17th Street,Philadelphia, PA 19103-1299Phone: (215) 587-3600 Philadelphia Archdiocesan Historical Reseach Center100 E. WynnewoodWynnewood, PA 19096Telephone: (610) 667-3394
The diocese consists of the counties of Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and Philadelphia.[4] Diocese of Pittsburgh111 Blvd. of the AlliesPittsburgh, PA 15222Phone: (412) 456-3000 The diocese consists of the counties of Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Greene, Lawrence and Washington.[4] For a centennial history, see: "100 Years of the Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese 1843–1943," Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society Quarterly, Vol. 17, No. 1 (Summer 1990):9-33. FHL Book 974.8 B2wg. Chronology, map, county-by-county information.
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Patent US20050163049 - Packet shaper - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsWhen a packet arrives at a shaping unit 500, a discard control unit 510 judges whether to “store” or “discard” the arrived packet. Packets judged to be “stored” are stored into a packet storage FIFO buffer 520 and sent out within a transmission bandwidth greater than the total sum of user-by-user...http://www.google.com/patents/US20050163049?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US20050163049 - Packet shaperAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS20050163049 A1Publication typeApplicationApplication numberUS 11/080,475Publication dateJul 28, 2005Filing dateMar 16, 2005Priority dateMay 17, 2000Also published asUS6920109, US7525912, US20020093910Publication number080475, 11080475, US 2005/0163049 A1, US 2005/163049 A1, US 20050163049 A1, US 20050163049A1, US 2005163049 A1, US 2005163049A1, US-A1-20050163049, US-A1-2005163049, US2005/0163049A1, US2005/163049A1, US20050163049 A1, US20050163049A1, US2005163049 A1, US2005163049A1InventorsTakeki Yazaki, Takeshi AimotoOriginal AssigneeTakeki Yazaki, Takeshi AimotoExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (9), Referenced by (49), Classifications (19), Legal Events (1) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetPacket shaper
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0002] The present invention relates to packet shapers that shape packets to transmission bandwidth. [0003] In a packet mode communication method used for internets, because packets from many users can be transmitted in common over a same transmission line, the transmission cost per bandwidth can be decreased. Meanwhile, internet users have made a demand that Quality of Service (QoS) such as reduced delay time and a low packet discard rate that were implemented for conventional telephone networks and corporate private networks should also be implemented in internet operation. [0004] Guaranteed minimum bandwidth service, one QoS implementation service, is such that the carrier guarantees packet transmission within minimum bandwidth assigned by contract to each user (contractor with the carrier) and transfers packets in excess of the minimum bandwidth as long as the network resources permit them. [0005] In an internet 200, for example, as shown in FIG. 2, the guaranteed minimum bandwidth service is provided. Assume that five terminals (terminals E 235, terminal F 236), terminal G 237, terminal H 238, and terminal I 239) that are directly connected to an edge router B 204 surely receive packets within terminal-specific minimum bandwidth that has been assigned by contract to user E, user F, user G, user H, and user I, respectively. Traffic sent from terminal A 231, terminal B232, terminal C 233, and terminal D 234 that are directly connected to an edge router A 201 is transferred via the edge router 201, a backbone router A 202, a backbone router 203, and the edge router B 204 to the terminal E 235, terminal F 236, terminal G 237, terminal H 238, and terminal I 239. If a line from the backbone router B 203 to the edge router B 204 is bottlenecking, the backbone router B 203 has a packet shaper for the line and ensures that traffic falling within the minimum bandwidth specific to each user is transferred to its destination. [0006] As a scheduling method of the packet shaper that ensures packet transmission within minimum bandwidth, for example, the scheduling method called Weighted Fair Queuing (WFQ) is known. An algorithm of WFQ, called Self Clocked Fair Queuing (SCFQ) is described by S. Golestani, A Self-Clocked Fair Queuing Scheme for Broadband Applications, In proc. of INFORCOM94, pp. 636-646, 1994. Previous packet shapers of related art have a plurality of queues i (where i=1 to N) and each queue i has weight Wi and variable Fi in proportion to the bandwidth in use. When a packet arrives at the packet shaper, the variable Fi is updated. When sending out a packet, the first packet is output for service from the queue i with the minimum variable Fi among the variables Fi of the first packets in the queues i in which packets are stored. Variable Fi update is executed, according to the following equation: Fi=L/Wi+max(Fi, V(ta)) [0007] where, L is length of an arrived packet, ta is time of arrival of the packet, V(t) is a function that returns a value of the packet variable Fi of queue i at time t. In this scheme, for packets from queue i, the minimum bandwidth for Wi/(total sum of values of Wi)�line bandwidth is ensured. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION [0008] The previous packet shapers of related art have two problems. The first problem is that high-speed shaping is impossible when the number of users increases. The packet shaper of related art 1 enqueues packets for each user (contractor) into user-specific queues. Because time to decide what queue from which a packet is sent out increases as the number of users increases, high-speed shaping cannot be expected when the shaper serves traffic to many users. [0009] The second problem is that users cannot make efficient use of minimum bandwidth. This problem is explained for the above-mentioned internet 200 in FIG. 2. Traffic from the terminal A 231, terminal B 232, terminal C 233, and terminal D 234 to the terminal E 235 of user E is input to the backbone router B203, when the input traffic changes over time as will be shown in FIG. 9. At this time, the shaper of the backbone router B203 executes shaping to ensure the transmission of the traffic within the minimum bandwidth for user E. If the total sum of the traffic for all users arrived at the backbone router B 203 changes over time as will be shown in FIG. 10, the traffic output from the packet shaper changes as will be shown in FIG. 11. During time ta, the total sum of the traffic for all users falls within the line bandwidth and therefore the traffic to user E is sent out as soon as it is placed in the user-specific queue. During time tb, the bandwidth occupied by the traffic to user E is less than the minimum bandwidth and therefore all the traffic to user E is sent out. During time tc, however, the total sum of the traffic for all users goes beyond the line bandwidth and the bandwidth occupied by the traffic to user E becomes greater than the minimum bandwidth. Therefore, the packets routed to the terminal E of user E are stored in the user-specific queue. If the period of tc is long, enqueued packets become over the maximum queue length and overflowed packets are discarded. Because the packet shaper does not take the importance of packets into consideration, some important packets that the user wants them to surely arrive at the receiving terminal may be discarded and other packets may be transferred to the terminal. The packet shaper of related art 1 may discard some packets that are important for the user and may send other packets to their destinations; in other words, depending on circumstances, users cannot make efficient use of minimum bandwidth. In the following description of the present invention, some packets that are important for the user, that is, the user wants them to surely arrive at the receiving terminal will be referred to as important packets and other packets as unimportant packets. [0010] As described above, it was impossible for the packet shapers of prior art to perform high-speed shaping, while ensuring the transmission of packets to many users within user-specific minimum bandwidth. [0011] Furthermore, the packet shapers of prior art were not designed for efficient use of minimum bandwidth with secure transmission of important packets, resulting in that users could not make efficient use of minimum bandwidth. [0012] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the inventor proposes a packet shaper equipped with a packet storage FIFO buffer to store packets, a priority decision means to decide the priority of queuing the packets, and a packet discard control means to judge whether a packet is stored into the packet storage FIFO buffer or discarded, based on the queuing priority of the packet. This packet shaper has a feature that packets routed to their destinations of a plurality of users are stored into the same packet storage FIFO buffer. Because the packet shaper according to the present invention sends out packets output from only one packet storage FIFO buffer 520, it is not necessary to select a buffer to output a packet to send out from among a plurality of buffers and the packet shaper can perform high-speed shaping. [0013] Another example of preferred embodiment of the present invention, the inventor proposes a packet shaper equipped with a priority decision means that basically judges the priority of packets as follows: among packets routed to their destinations of a plurality of users, those packets that fall within the minimum bandwidth guaranteed to each user are taken as priority packets. If the packet shaper receives packets routed to a destination of user in excess of the minimum bandwidth, the above priority decision means decides that important packets predetermined and specified by the user are high priority packets as those taking first priority when being enqueued into the buffer, which is a noticeable feature of the present invention. The packet shaper of the present invention transfers packets, securing important packets from being discarded, so that users can make efficient use of minimum bandwidth. [0014] Other features and advantages of the present invention will be apparent from the following description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which like reference characters designate the same name or similar parts throughout the figures thereof.
[0056] How the traffic is sent out across the output line 160-j is shown in FIG. 14. During time ta, the total sum of the traffic for all users falls within the line bandwidth (see FIG. 10) and therefore the packets routed to user E are sent out as soon as they are stored into the packet storage FIFO buffer 520. During time tc, however, the total sum of the traffic for all user goes beyond the line bandwidth and therefore incoming packets become too many to be stored into the packet storage FIFO buffer 520 in excess of the threshold existing in the means of threshold storage for low priority packets 515. Consequently, during this period, low priority packets are not stored, but only high priority packets are stored into the packet storage FIFO buffer 520. Because packets output from the packet storage FIFO buffer 520 are sent out within the line bandwidth and incoming high priority packets fall within the line bandwidth, high priority packets are stored into the packet storage FIFO buffer 520 without being discarded and eventually sent out across the output line 160-j. Thus, all important packets routed to user E are sent out across the output line 160-j. During time tb, because all packets routed to user E are judged high priority packets, they are sent out across the output line 160-j. [0057] As explained above, the bandwidth check unit 600 of the shaping unit 500 judges only important packets to be high priority packets and the discard control unit 510 decides to store these high priority packets into the packet storage FIFO buffer 520 as those taking the first priority, so that the shaping unit 500 can transfer important packets to their destinations in security. [0058] How the router 100 operates was discussed hereinbefore. If the present invention is applied to an ATM switch and a frame relay switch, the header unit 310 contains a connection identifiers such as VPI/VCI and DLCI and discard priority information such as CLP and DE. Accordingly, the routing processing unit 130 determines an output line 160-j across which the incoming packet is sent out by referring to the connection identifier instead of the DIP 312. The flow detection unit 640 executes flow detection by using the connection identifier and discard priority information instead of the SIP 311, DIP 312, SPORT 313, and DPORT 314. [0059] As explained above, the router 100 equipped with the shaping unit 500 can perform high-speed packet shaping for many users, ensuring packet transmission within user-specific minimum bandwidth. By using such router 100, the network administrator can provide many users with the guaranteed minimum bandwidth service in a high-speed network. [0060] Furthermore, the router 100 equipped with the shaping unit 500 can perform packet shaping in such a manner that it secures important packets from being discarded and makes efficient use of minimum bandwidth. By using such router 100, the network administrator can provide users with a “service to make efficient use of minimum bandwidth” for secure transmission of important packets for users. [0061] The present invention is not limited to the above embodiments and various changes and modifications can be made within the spirit and scope of the present invention. Therefore, to appraise the public of the scope of the present invention, the following claims are made. 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Patent US5708768 - Character generation - Google Patents
A character generating system drives a printer engine to print characters in response to an instruction from a host computer. The characters to be printed by the printer information are normally generated on the basis of dot data stored in a cache memory via a print map memory under the control of e.g....http://www.google.com/patents/US5708768?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5708768 - Character generation
Publication number US5708768 A
Application number US 07/890,130
Also published as EP0354024A2, EP0354024A3
Publication number 07890130, 890130, US 5708768 A, US 5708768A, US-A-5708768, US5708768 A, US5708768A
Inventors Yuichi Horiuchi, Junichi Enomoto, Katsufumi Takagishi
US 5708768 A
1. A character generating system for driving a printer engine to print characters on instruction from a host computer, comprising:
vector memory means for storing vector data representing characters to be generated;
volatile memory means for storing dot data representing at least some of said characters;
character generator means for generating characters corresponding to said dot data;
non-volatile write-enable memory means for storing all of character code and font type information corresponding to said dot data according to a priority level within the capacity of said non-volatile write enable memory means;
detecting means for detecting if code data has been received from said host computer and if said volatile memory means has been erased; and
dot data regenerating for regenerating said dot data using said character code and font type information in said non-volatile write enable memory means and said vector data in said vector memory means when said code data is absent from said host computer and said volatile memory means has been erased, and for storing said regenerated dot data in said volatile memory means.
2. A character generating system according to claim 1, wherein said priority level is based on a most recently used order.
3. A method of printing characters on instruction from a post computer, said method comprising the steps of:
storing vector data in a vector memory, said vector data representing characters to be printed;
storing in a volatile memory dot data representing at least some kind of characters to be printed;
storing in a non-volatile write enable memory all of character code and font type information representing said dot data according to a priority level within the capacity of said non-volatile write enable memory;
detecting whether code data has been received from said host computer and whether said volatile memory has been erased;
regenerating said dot data using said character code and font type information in said non-volatile write enable memory and said vector data in said vector memory when said code data is absent from said host computer and said volatile memory has been erased; and
regenerating and storing said regenerated dot data in said volatile memory.
4. A method of printing characters according to claim 3, wherein said priority level is based on a most recently used order.
5. A character generating system for driving a printer engine to print characters based on an instruction from a host computer, comprising:
a vector memory which stores vector data representing characters to be generated;
a volatile memory which stores dot data representing at least some of said characters to be generated;
a character generator which generates characters corresponding to said dot data;
a non-volatile write enable memory which stores all of character code and font type information corresponding to said dot data according to a priority level within the capacity of said non-volatile write enable memory;
a detector which detects whether code data has been received from said host computer and whether said volatile memory has been erased; and
a dot data regenerator for regenerating said dot data using said character code and font type information in said non-volatile write enable memory and said vector data in said vector memory when said code data is absent from said host computer and said volatile memory has been erased, and which stores said regenerated dot data in said volatile memory.
6. A character generating system according to claim 5, wherein said priority level is based upon a most recently used order.
WO2011107882A3 * Feb 28, 2011 Nov 17, 2011 Ati Technologies Ulc Cache with reload capability after power restoration
International Classification G06K15/12, G06F3/12, G09G5/24, B41J2/485, G06K15/02
Cooperative Classification G06K2215/0082, G06K15/128, G06K2215/0048, G06K2215/0045, G06K2215/0085, G06K15/02, G06K2215/0022
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The baby in the carrier slept peacefully, tiny fists thrust against her chubby cheeks blissfully unaware of her danger. Pia Westola clicked off the phone and sat back in her chair, gazing at the baby, sick with the awareness of this new, undesirable turn her life had taken. What had started out as a job she could believe in—even if it did sometimes drift into the law's gray areas—had just become clearly criminal. She would never have agreed to take this infant if what Florence had just told her was true. One glance at the clock told her her boss would be here soon. Pia just had to keep the little one out of his reach. Adrenaline pulsed through her at the thought. Her decision made, she slipped on her coat, adjusted the insulating cover over the baby carrier that fit on her like a backpack, then grabbed the bottles and diapers and stuffed them in with the baby. If she could hide out long enough, maybe she could get the baby to safety.
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Tension coiled along Pia's spine as she whirled and looked for a place to hide the baby. There—a fallen pile of logs had enough space under it to hide the infant. She slipped out of the backpack, and a crumpled piece of paper fell from her pocket. She wedged the carrier under the logs. She layered several insulated blankets around the tiny girl. At least the child was sheltered.
Picking up a branch, she erased the evidence of her tracks to the logs. She stared down the hill at the approaching figure, then retraced her steps. She met him at a bend in the trail. She'd never known him to be a violent man—maybe she could reason with him.
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"In the community building. She was there with a bunch of other women, and they heard a scream outside. There were several babies in carriers along the inside wall. The women went to the door to look. When they came back in, she went to check on the baby, but he was gone."
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Xiao Shan Going Home - Wikipedia
Xiǎo Shān húi jiā
Xiao Shan Going Home (Chinese: 小山回家; pinyin: Xiǎo Shān húi jiā) is a Chinese featurette directed by Jia Zhangke. The film, running around one hour in length, was made by Jia while he was attending the Beijing Film Academy and stars his friend, classmate, and now frequent collaborator, Wang Hongwei in the titular role.[1]
The film follows a poor cook in Beijing as he tries to find his way back home for the Spring Festival. As one obstacle after another seems to appear before him, Xiao Shan soon realizes that his goal is moving ever further out of reach.
The film, made in 1995 while Jia was still in school, screened at the 1997 Hong Kong Independent Short Film & Video Awards, where it won the Grand Prix.[1] This put Jia in touch with the European-trained cinematographer Yu Lik-wai (who has become one of Jia's most important collaborators), and producer Li Kit Ming. The three men then began work on Jia's feature film debut, Xiao Wu, which was completed in 1997.[1]
Like his later film Still Life, Xiao Shan Going Home uses intertitles seemingly divorced from the narrative, including one intertitle giving a resume-like listing of Xiao Shan's career goals, while another lists the broadcast schedule for a television station after narrating to the audience Xiao Shan's plan to go watch TV with a friend for the evening.[1]
The film is also notable for its use of non-Mandarin dialects, including in the very first instance, where the audience is treated to the sound of Jia's native Shanxi dialect. This is in contrast to most Chinese films that had, for the most part, followed government regulations to be dubbed into Standard Chinese.[1]
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