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His Most Reverend Eminence Andrea Carlo Cardinal Ferrari O.P. J.C.D. S.T.D. J.U.D. (13 August 1850 - 2 February 1921) was a Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church and was former Archbishop of Milan.
Andrea Ferrari was born in Lalatta, Parma. He was educated at the Seminary. He was ordained to the priesthood on 20 December 1873 in Parma. He worked in the diocese of Parma from 1874 until 1890. He served as vice-rector of its seminary and professor of physics and mathematics in 1875 and was its rector in 1877. He was professor of fundamental theology, ecclesiastical history and moral theology at the seminary in 1878.
Pope Leo XIII appointed him bishop of Guastalla on 29 May 1890. He was transferred to the see of Como exactly a year later.Pope Leo raised him to the cardinalate when he was created and proclaimed Cardinal-Priest of Sant'Atanasio in the consistory of May 18 1894.He remained at Como until he was transferred to the metropolitan see of Milan on 21 May 1894. Shortly after his appointment to Milan he took Carlo as a middle name in honour of Saint Charles Borromeo who was once Cardinal- Archbishop of Milan. Cardinal Ferrari participated in the conclaves of 1903 that elected Pope Pius X and 1914 that elected Pope Benedict XV. He died in 1921 in Milan.
He was beatified by Pope John Paul II on 10 May 1987. His feast is celebrated on February 2 by the Roman martyrology and on February 1 by the church of Milan.
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Patent US20050175033 - Apparatus and method for operating a communications device in a mobile ... - Google Patents
Apparatus and a method for handling discard of a service data unit in universal mobile telecommunications system user equipment. Strategies for the radio resource control entity to handle discard of a service data unit by the radio link control entity are presented....http://www.google.com/patents/US20050175033?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US20050175033 - Apparatus and method for operating a communications device in a mobile communications network
Publication number US20050175033 A1
Application number US 10/774,307
Also published as US7480267
Publication number 10774307, 774307, US 2005/0175033 A1, US 2005/175033 A1, US 20050175033 A1, US 20050175033A1, US 2005175033 A1, US 2005175033A1, US-A1-20050175033, US-A1-2005175033, US2005/0175033A1, US2005/175033A1, US20050175033 A1, US20050175033A1, US2005175033 A1, US2005175033A1
Inventors Nicola Funnell, David Winstone Pedlar, Gjalt Gerrit De Jong
US 20050175033 A1
1. A method of operating a communication device in a mobile communications network, the device operating using a protocol having a physical layer, and at least an rrc (radio resource control) layer and an rlc (radio link control) layer of a umts system, wherein the rrc layer is arranged to submit an sdu to the rlc layer for communication using the physical layer, the method comprising
causing said RRC layer to resubmit said SDU to said RLC layer a predetermined number N of times; and
3. A method according to claim 1, wherein N=0.
4. A method of operating a mobile communications network having at least one cell, said cell having at least one user communication device and at least one network control device for communicating with the or each user communication device, the or each user device operating using a protocol having a physical layer, and at least an RRC (radio resource control) layer and an RLC (radio link control) layer of a UMTS, wherein the RRC layer is arranged to submit an SDU to the RLC layer for communication using the physical layer, the method comprising
in response to a signal from said RLC layer, said signal being indicative of discard of said SDU, causing said RRC layer to resubmit said SDU to said RLC layer a predetermined number N of times;
and in response to N further signals indicative of said discard submitting by said RRC layer to said RLC layer of a CELL UPDATE message arranged to cause the network control device to emit for said user communication device a CELL UPDATE CONFIRM message arranged to cause said user device to reconfigure to a determined state.
6. A method according to claim 4, wherein N=0.
7. A method of operating a communication device in a mobile communications network, the device operating using a protocol having a physical layer, and at least an RRC (radio resource control) layer and an RLC (radio link control) layer of a UMTS, wherein the RRC layer is arranged to submit an SDU to the RLC layer for communication using the physical layer, the method comprising:
and in response to N further signals indicative of said discard, releasing the connection between peer layers at the said device and the said network and entering an idle mode.
9. A method according to claim 7, wherein N=0.
10. A method of operating a user device in a mobile communications network, the device operating using a protocol having a physical layer, and at least an RRC (radio resource control) layer and an RLC (radio link control) layer of a UMTS, wherein the RRC layer is arranged to submit an SDU to the RLC layer for communication using the physical layer, the method comprising in response to a signal from said RLC layer, said signal being indicative of discard of said SDU, causing said RRC layer to resubmit said SDU to said RLC layer a predetermined number of times N and in response to N further signals indicative of said discard:
performing an error recovery procedure;
if said error recovery procedure occurs during an ongoing procedure for which special action is specified in the relevant standard specification, executing that action appropriate to said error recovery procedure occurring during that ongoing procedure.
11. A method according to claim 10, wherein said error recovery procedure comprises a CELL UPDATE procedure.
12. A method according to claim 10, further comprising setting an operating mode wherein an acknowledgement of successful reception of said SDU is awaited.
13. A method according to claim 10, wherein N=0.
FIG. 3 shows examples of actions taken in response to discard of an SDU;
and FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating a mobile device, which can act as a UE and co-operate with the apparatus and methods of FIGS. 1 and 2.
There are thus four different situations depending upon :a) whether SDU_DISCARD is configured or not, and b) whether the RRC is required to wait for acknowledgement or confirmation.
The UTRAN can then send a CELL UPDATE CONFIRM message back to UE 100, using channels that are known to be set up as part of the default state (cell FACH). UTRAN then uses the CELL UPDATE CONFIRM to re-apply a configuration it was trying to apply when the problem happened, or alternatively it may take different action.
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International Classification H04J3/22, H04L1/18
Cooperative Classification H04L1/188, H04L1/1874
European Classification H04L1/18T5, H04L1/18T3
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An introduction to the true astronomy, or, Astronomical lectures read in the astronomical school of the University of Oxford (Microform, 1721) [WorldCat.org]
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Publisher: London : Printed for B. Lintot, 1721.
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London : Printed for B. Lintot, 1721.
(DLC) 46031148
Translation of: Introductio ad veram astronomiam.Includes index.
xv, 396 pages, [26] leaves of plates : illustrations, folded maps ; 21 cm
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Card Hand Fullerton Worst Loss Ever - Stanford - Scout
Card Hand Fullerton Worst Loss EverJJ02/03/2002Tim Cunningham came out shaky to start the game, and it looked like Stanford might have an uphill battle on their hands. The only battle was the unending back-and-forth between the bench and home plate to congratulate the seventeen runners that scored in this landslide affair. January conditioning didn't prepare the Diamond Dandies for this...Apparently all the Stanford hitters needed was one trip
through the lineup. After shutting out the Cardinal over
the first two innings, Fullerton starter Jeff Housman and two
relievers were lit up for 15 runs over the next three frames en
route to a 17-1 pasting this afternoon at Sunken Diamond. Ryan Garko and Jason Cooper each went 4-for-4 while Brian Hall
knocked in a career-high six runs in the 21-hit Stanford
The Titans got on the board first off Stanford starter Tim
Cunningham in the top of the first inning. Consecutive
singles and a hit batsman loaded the bases with none out, but
Cunningham escaped with minimal damage yielding only a sacrifice
fly and then inducing Geoff Comfort to hit into an inning-ending
double play. This was probably the turning point in the
game as the Titans had a golden opportunity to take an early big
lead, but were only able to put across one run. Cunningham
then settled down tossing five shutout innings after his
struggles in the first frame. His final line had him giving
up five hits, one run, one walk, and three strikeouts. Drew
Ehrlich closed the game out tossing the final three innings
without giving up a run while striking out five.
As for the Stanford offense. It all started in the
bottom of third inning with a three spot with the help of some
shady Fullerton defense. Andy Topham began the inning with
a single and then the Cardinal were given a gift one batter later
on an error by the pitcher Housman. Sam Fuld was at the
plate and he hit a roller up the middle to which Housman came up
too early on the ball and squirted threw his legs and everybody
was safe. Stanford would take advantage of this miscue as
after Ryan Garko was hit by the pitch, Jason Cooper drove home
two runs with a single which was followed by a sacrifice fly to
deep left field by Carlos Quentin. The Cardinal put the
game out of reach in the fourth inning when they put across nine
runs. Every player reached base as 14 hitters came to the
plate in the nine run, nine hit inning. The big hits were a
two-run single by Chris O'Riordan, another two-run single by
Cooper, a three-run bases clearing double by Brian Hall, and an
RBI double from Scott Dragicevich. When the dust had
settled, the scoreboard showed the Cardinal ahead 12-1.
But Stanford wasn't done. In the bottom of the fifth,
Garko doubled and Cooper singled and with two out, Brian Hall
lofted a very high fly ball that just cleared the fence in left
for a three-run homer which increased Stanford's lead to
15-1. Ryan Garko accounted for the Cardinal's 16th run of
the game when he belted one over the fence in the sixth inning
while Stanford's final run came in the eighth on a Garko RBI
single bringing home Jonny Ash.
Other offensive stars this afternoon included Arik VanZandt
(3-for-4, 2 doubles), Scott Dragicevich (2-for-4, double), and
Andy Topham (2-for-4). Three players made their Stanford
debut this afternoon. Chris Carter, Donny Lucy, and Danny
Putnam all entered the game late with neither getting a hit.
* The 16 run loss by the Titans was their worst in school
* Over the first two games, Stanford pitchers have combined to
strike out 22 Fullerton hitters while only walking two.
* It got so bad today for Fullerton that they brought in
reserve infielder Mike Martinez to pitch the final inning. Martinez gave up two hits and one run. It should be noted
though that Martinez was not without any experience as he was a
successful pitcher in high school.
Cal State Fullerton 1 0
Stanford 0 0 3 9 3 1 0 1 x - 17 21 0
The series concludes tomorrow at 1pm at Sunken Diamond. Stanford has not announced a starting pitcher while the Titans
are scheduled to start Darric Merrell (8-4, 2.95 ERA in 2001).
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Hundreds Rally for Separate Taiwan
Sunday, March 27, 2005; Page C03 Chanting "Taiwan? Yes! China? No!" several hundred demonstrators gathered near the Capitol Reflecting Pool yesterday to protest a law that would allow the Chinese government to use military force against Taiwan if the island moved toward formal independence.
The anti-secession law, passed March 14 by China's National People's Congress, reignited passions over the status of the 14,000-square-mile island 100 miles off China's southeastern coast. Ted Kao, left, and Huei-mei Kao of New Jersey show support for Taiwan near the Capitol. Several demonstrations were held nationwide.
The communist-run government of Chinese President Hu Jintao has restated its position that Taiwan is a province of China, while the democratic government of Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian asserts that Taiwan has never been a part of China. Chen says it is time for Taiwan to be recognized as an independent nation.
"Taiwan has a right to pursue freedom," said Judy Yeh, 56, who emigrated from Taiwan 29 years ago and works for a federal agency in Philadelphia. "We are not Chinese and never have been Chinese," she said in a refrain repeated in speeches and printed on signs.
"One Taiwan One China" read a green-and-white banner held by Tzong Shi, 35, a researcher at Harvard Medical School, and his wife, Chiung Pei, 28, a doctoral student in medical nutrition services at Boston University.
The color green -- ubiquitous at the rally on signs, flags, even hair -- represents one of two major political parties in Taiwan, Chen's Democratic Progressive Party, said the couple, who came on a charter bus with 50 others from the Boston area. Other demonstrators said they came from Georgia, Michigan, Tennessee, Illinois, New Jersey and elsewhere. The couple said they have lived in the United States for a year and believe "that America and Taiwan are totally the same country," meaning they enjoy the same freedoms in Taiwan that they enjoy here -- including the ability to criticize government officials without reprisals.
The phrase reflects the rally organizers' belief that Taiwan and China are separate entities -- a repudiation of the "One China" policy that states that Taiwan is part of China, which countries must agree to if they want to establish diplomatic relations. The United States acknowledges the One China policy but is friendly with Taiwan.
At times yesterday, the rally took on a distinctively U.S. feel, with demonstrators singing "We Shall Overcome," a young man walking around dressed like Uncle Sam and six Taiwanese Americans marching in front of the stage holding large U.S. flags.
"We are American citizens trying to help Taiwan become independent," said Ing-Hour Lin, 58, of North Potomac, who was one of the flag-bearers. Taiwan wants peace and freedom and "can't be taken by force," said Lin, an engineer with the U.S. Patent Office.
Taiwan was inhabited before it was found in the 16th century by Portuguese explorers, who called it Ilha Formosa, or Beautiful Island. For four centuries it was governed by a succession of European and Asian rulers before being taken over in 1949 by Gen. Chiang Kai-shek and his Nationalist Party. Chiang and his followers fled to Taiwan from communist-controlled mainland China and imposed martial law until the late 1980s. Since then, Taiwan has been run as a democracy, said Wen-Yen Chen, executive director of the Washington-based Formosan Association for Public Affairs, one of the rally's organizers. Speakers and individuals applauded a resolution passed March 16 by the U.S. Congress condemning the law, saying it "provides a legal justification for the use of force against Taiwan, altering the status quo in the region, and thus is of grave concern to the United States."
The rally near the Capitol was part of an international effort called by Chen to gain support for Taiwan's policies and show solidarity with the Taiwanese. Other rallies took place in such cities as New York, Los Angeles, Seattle and Houston.
In the Taiwanese capital of Taipei, in one of the largest demonstrations in Taiwan's history, about a million people marched through the capital yesterday to protest the law.

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Patent US4355955 - Wind turbine rotor speed control system - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsA wind turbine rotor speed control for ensuring a constant rotational speed within tight tolerances includes a self-sufficient rotor (16) incorporating aerodynamic and mechanical devices to provide the control. There is a fixed turbine blade (26) adapted to be mounted on a shaft (14) for rotation therewith,...http://www.google.com/patents/US4355955?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4355955 - Wind turbine rotor speed control systemAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS4355955 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 06/251,292Publication dateOct 26, 1982Filing dateApr 6, 1981Priority dateApr 6, 1981Fee statusLapsedPublication number06251292, 251292, US 4355955 A, US 4355955A, US-A-4355955, US4355955 A, US4355955AInventorsAdrian V. KisovecOriginal AssigneeThe Boeing CompanyExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (11), Referenced by (94), Classifications (13), Legal Events (6) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetWind turbine rotor speed control system
US 4355955 AAbstract
1. A wind turbine rotor speed control system, comprising:a fixed turbine blade adapted to be mounted on a shaft for rotation by the wind; a pivotal blade tip mounted on each of the respective ends of the fixed blade, said blade tips being mounted on pitch axes substantially at right angles to the rotation axis of the fixed blade; said fixed blade having trailing edges in opposite directions on opposite sides of the rotation axis; a tab pivotally secured to and to trail from each of said respective trailing edges of said fixed blade; each tab being adapted to be aligned with the relative wind on the fixed blade; each tab being connected to a respective blade tip by linkage means; each linkage means being adapted to pivot the respective blade tip in accordance with the action of the relative wind on the tab; said pivoting of the blade tip effecting reduction of flapping and unloading of the tip blade, effecting unfeathering of the blade tip at the cut-in wind speed, effecting substantially constant blade R.P.M. from the cut-in to the rated wind velocity and at a gradually increasing shaft torque, and maintaining proper tip blade pitch schedule. 2. The invention according to claim 1 in which:each linkage means further includes means to provide a required pitch schedule for the blade tip from a wind velocity slightly below the rated velocity to slightly above the cut-out wind velocity, when the last means pivots the blade tip into a feathered position for stopping the rotor rotation. 3. The invention according to claim 2 in which:said linkage means is further adapted to feather the blade tip when the velocity is reduced to just below the cut-in speed from a higher speed. 4. The invention according to claim 3 including:centrifugal force means connected to said linkage means to feather said tip blade in the event of a rotor overspeed, runaway condition. 5. The invention according to claim 1 in which:each tab is an aerodynamic-shaped vane having its leading edge proximate to the trailing edge of the fixed blade and having its trailing edge distal from the fixed blade. 6. The invention according to claim 5 in which:each tab is secured to said fixed blade by respective arm means pivotally engaged with the fixed blade; each linkage means including a first series of links pivotally engaged within said fixed blade and to said arm means; a pitch cam pivotally connected to said first series and pivotally supported in said fixed blade; a second series of links pivotally engaged within said fixed blade and to said blade tip; a pitch cam follower engaged with said cam and pivotally connected to said second series; said cam being pivoted with respect to relative wind on said tab by said arm means and said first links; said pitch cam being programmed so that as it is pivoted it changes the position of the cam follower to actuate said second series to pivot said blade tip in accordance with relative wind positioning of the tab to feather the blade tip, to unfeather it, to move it to cut-in position, and to move it to the rated wind position. 7. The invention according to claim 6 in which:a portion of said arm means extends beyond the tab pivot generally away from the tab generally toward the fixed blade; the arm means being weighted beyond the pivot away from the tab to mass balance the tab about the pivot to eliminate gravity effects. 8. The invention according to claim 6 in which:each pitch cam is shaped so that when the wind approaches the rated velocity value, the cam contacts the follower where the follower is ineffective to affect the blade tip pitch through the second series links. 9. The invention according to claim 8 in which:said fixed blade is mounted for rotation on a shaft by means of a coupling adapted to produce torsional strain during rotation; said linkage means further including a control arm centrally fixed to rotate with the shaft and having torque strain sensing links pivotally connected to each of the ends of the control arm, one torque link extending into one part of the fixed blade beyond the shaft and another torque link extending in the opposite direction into the other part of the fixed blade beyond the shaft; a torque cam in each part of the fixed blade and being mounted on a fixed pivot; each torque link being pivotally connected to a respective torque cam; a torque cam follower engaged with each respective torque cam; a pivotally mounted cam connecting link having one end supporting a respective torque cam follower and having a supporting pin at its other end to pivotally support a respective pitch cam; said torque links being arranged to move relative to torsional strain and said torque cams being shaped so that between the cut-in and rated wind velocities, the torque cam contacts the torque followers so that they do not move the cam connecting links and do not affect the pitch cams; said torque links being positioned and the torque cams being shaped so that after the shaft torque approaches the rated value, the torque cams are pivoted, the torque followers are moved, and the cam connecting links are pivoted to pivot the pitch cams to provide the required pitch schedule for the tip blades from a wind velocity slightly below the rated to slightly above the cut-out speed and to vary the shaft output in the same way but within its operating tolerances; the torque cams being shaped so that, as the torsional strain is increased by rotation in excess of the rated value, the pitch cams are further pivoted to feather the tip blades. 10. The invention according to claim 9 in which:the cams are slots and the followers are rollers fitted to roll along the slot surfaces. 11. The invention according to claim 10 in which:said cams slots have three types of surfaces on which the followers roll; one of said surfaces being an end surface which is a radius with respect to the pivotal support of the cams and which which is generally ineffective with respect to the blade tip pitch; a second of said surfaces is intermediate and programs the blade tip pitch by the pitch cam from the cut-in to the rated wind velocity and by the torque cam programs the blade tip from the approach to near rated wind to slightly above the cut-out wind velocity; and a third of said surfaces being an opposite end surface which programs the blade tip by the pitch cam from feathered to cut-in pitch angle and vice-versa, and by the torque cam programs the blade tip pitch angle from slightly above the cut-out wind speed to feather and vice-versa. 12. The invention according to claim 9 in which:said linkage means further includes hydraulic actuators controlled by said respective pitch cams to directly pivot the tip blades. 13. The invention according to claim 12 including:a hydraulic pump to supply fluid to said actuators; a pitch angle sensor to shut off the hydraulic pump when the tip blades are feathered by shaft rotation in excess of the rated valve. 14. The invention according to claim 13 including:a wind speed sensor to start the hydraulic pump when the wind speed is slightly below the over speed cut-out limit. 15. The invention according to claim 9 including centrifugal force controlled devices to provide tip blade emergency feathering to stop shaft overspeed, comprising:a beam pivotally mounted in said fixed blade on each respective side of said shaft and adjacent said cams; each beam being mounted on a fixed pin adjacent a proximate end of the beam, each beam being weighted at its distal opposite end so that said distal end tends to rotate toward the outer end of the blade due to centrifugal force; a spring on each respective side of said shaft having one end secured to a fixed pin on one side of a respective beam and having its other end secured to a protrusion extending from said beam in a direction away from said one end of said spring; said spring normally being on an axis on the side of the fixed pin on which the beam is mounted adjacent the proximate end so as to bias the beam against a stop on the same side of said beam as said protrusion; each pivotally mounted cam connecting link being mounted on a respective pin fixed to each beam adjacent its proximate end so that rotation of said beam by centrifugal force on the weighted distal end rotates each cam connecting link to pivot the pitch cams to pivot the blade tips to the feathered positions; each spring being adapted to be moved over each respective beam supporting pin in an over center movement that assists the weighted end motion away from the respective beam stop as increasing centrifugal force starts to move the weighted beam ends. 16. The invention according to claim 9 in which:said coupling is generally spherical in cross section having elastomer layers with metal shims therebetween. 17. The invention according to claim 6 in which:said linkage means includes means associated with the tab to aid in starting unfeathering the blade tip in the feathered position at the cut-in wind speed. 18. The invention according to claim 17 in which:said last means being a spring biasing said tab toward the feathered position. 19. The invention according to claim 18 in which:said spring is calibrated to force the tab to move the blade tip into the feathered position just below the cut-in wind speed. 20. The invention according to claim 6 in which:each tab is positioned adjacent a respective end of said fixed blade and is spaced from said fixed blade by said respective arm means; said arms means for each tab being a pair of spaced links; one of said links extends beyond the tab pivot generally away from the tab generally toward the fixed blade; said last link being weighted beyond the tab pivot away from the tab to mass balance the tab about the pivot to eliminate gravity effects. Description
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