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In our hands : a plan to replace the welfare state (Book, 2006) [WorldCat.org]
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Title: In our hands : a plan to replace the welfare state
Author: Charles A Murray; American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research
Publisher: Washington, D.C. : Blue Ridge Summit, PA : AEI Press ; Distributed to the trade by National Book Network, ©2006.
ISBN/ISSN: 0844742236 9780844742236
OCLC:62133774
Charles A Murray; American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research.
Washington, D.C. : AEI Press ; Blue Ridge Summit, PA : Distributed to the trade by National Book Network, ©2006.
This book reveals the ineffectiveness of government redistribution plans and offers a radical new approach to social policy.
United States -- Social policy -- 1993- -- Economic aspects.
Guaranteed annual income -- United States.
Online version:Murray, Charles A.In our hands.Washington, D.C. : AEI Press ; Blue Ridge Summit, PA : Distributed to the trade by National Book Network, c2006(OCoLC)648257750
0844742236 9780844742236
62133774
xiii, 214 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
Basic finances --
Immediate effects --
The larger purpose --
The pursuit of happiness in advanced societies --
Appendix A. The programs to be eliminated --
Appendix B. Computations of budget projections --
Appendix C. Tax rates and after-tax income under the current system and the plan --
Appendix D. Preliminary thoughts about political feasibility and transition costs --
Appendix E. Assumptions about the costs of the current system versus the costs of the plan.
Publisher Synopsis [Charles Murray] has done more to provoke serious debate on subjects ranging from welfare to IQ than any of the million or so members of American academe, and more to produce changes in America's welfare state than any of the army of professional politicians....--The Economist
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Amazon.co.uk: Customer Reviews: Pathfinder Essex (Pathfinder Guides)
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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent walks and presentation with OS maps, 26 Sep 2010
By Matthew Walden - See all my reviews
This review is from: Pathfinder Essex (Pathfinder Guides) (Paperback)
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2000 Torneo Descentralizado - Wikipedia
24th Primera División title
5.2 Second place play-off
Before the start of the season, Pesquero relocated from Chimbote to Huancayo and changed its name to Deportivo Wanka.[1]
Locations of the 2000 Primera División teams
Copa Libertadores 2001 First stage
Updated to games played on July, 2000.
Source: http://rsssf.com/tablesp/peru00.html
Updated to games played on December, 2000.
No final for the championship title was contested after Universitario won both the Apertura and Clausura tournaments, thus automatically becoming national champions.
Silva Hidalgo Lobatón Estadio Nacional, Lima
Sporting Cristal second place overall
UPAO (O)
Relegation to the Segunda División 2001
Updated to games played on December 2000.
UPAO v Aviación
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Eduardo Esidio (Universitario)
Luis A. Bonnet (Cienciano)
Roberto Holsen (Alianza Lima)
James Angulo (Sport Boys)
Carlos Juárez (Sporting Cristal)
Sergio Ibarra (Wanka)
^ UPAO would sell their first division spot to Sport Coopsol before the 2001 season.
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Patent US8032261 - Cooling system with adaptive protocol cooling unit - Google Patents
A cooling system includes a fan unit having a terminal receiving a signal representative of a commanded fan speed and a terminal for receiving a signal representative of actual fan speed. A system controller is responsive to temperature and the actual fan speed, for producing control signals for fan...http://www.google.com/patents/US8032261?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US8032261 - Cooling system with adaptive protocol cooling unit
Publication number US8032261 B1
Application number US 12/338,766
Publication number 12338766, 338766, US 8032261 B1, US 8032261B1, US-B1-8032261, US8032261 B1, US8032261B1
Inventors Robert M. Beauchamp, Phillip J. Roux
US 8032261 B1
A cooling system includes a fan unit having a terminal receiving a signal representative of a commanded fan speed and a terminal for receiving a signal representative of actual fan speed. A system controller is responsive to temperature and the actual fan speed, for producing control signals for fan to adjust fan speed in accordance with the temperature and the actual fan speed, for producing the control signals in one of a plurality of different predetermined two-wire communication protocols. The system includes a fan controller and a two-line communication bus coupling the control signals between the system controller and the fan controller. The fan controller detects the one of the plurality of predetermined two-wire communication protocols on the two-wire communication bus and provides, in accordance with such detection, one terminal of the fan unit with the commanded fan speed and transmits the signal representative of the actual fan speed to the system controller via the communication bus.
1. A cooling system for a storage cabinet, such cooling system comprising:
a fan unit, such fan unit having a pair of terminals, a first one of the pair of terminal for receiving a signal having a first protocol representative of a commanded fan speed and a second one of the pair of terminals transmitting a signal having a second protocol representative of actual fan speed;
a sensor disposed to sense temperature with the cabinet;
a system controller, responsive to the sensed temperature and the actual fan speed, for producing control signals for fan to adjust fan speed in accordance with the sensed temperature and the actual fan speed, the system controller producing the control signals in one of a plurality of different predetermined two-wire communication protocols;
a fan controller;
two-line communication bus coupling the control signals between the system controller and the fan controller;
wherein the fan controller has a first pair of terminals connected to the two-line communication bus and a second pair of terminals connected to pair of terminals of the fan unit; and
wherein the fan controller detects the one of the plurality of predetermined two-wire communication protocols on the two-wire communication bus and provides, in accordance with such detection, the first terminal of the pair of fan unit terminals with the signal having the first protocol representative of the commanded fan speed and transmits the signal at the second terminal of the pair of fan unit terminals having the second protocol representative of the actual fan speed to the system controller via the communication bus.
2. The system recited in claim 1 wherein the first protocol is pulse width modulation and wherein the second protocol is a train of pulses.
3. The cooling system recited in claim 1 wherein one of the protocols is TWI.
4. The cooling system recited in claim 1 wherein one of the protocols is UART.
5. The cooling system recited in claim 1 wherein one of the protocols includes as one signals thereof a PWM signal and the other signal the actual fan speed signals.
6. The cooling system recited in claim 1 wherein the fan controller includes:
a mode detection controller coupled to the two-wire communication bus for detecting the one of the plurality of predetermined two-wire communication protocols on the two-wire communication bus;
a routing section coupled to the mode detection controller for coupling the pair of fan unit terminals to the two-line communication bus selectively in accordance with the one of the plurality of protocols detected by the mode detection controller;
a decoder/encoder, coupled to the mode detection controller, the two-line communication bus, and the pair fan unit terminals, for encoding and decoding protocols of signals passing between the pair of fan unit terminals and the two-line communication bus selectively in accordance with protocols detected by the mode detection controller, one of such signals being the signal representative of a commanded fan speed and another one of such signals being the signal representative of actual fan speed.
7. A cooling system for a storage cabinet, such cooling system comprising:
a fan unit, such fan unit having a pair of terminals, a first one of the pair of terminal for receiving a pulse width modulated signal representative of a commanded fan speed and a second one of the pair of terminals representative of actual fan speed;
a system controller, responsive to the sensed temperature and the actual fan speed, for producing control signals for fan to adjust fan speed in accordance with the sensed temperature and the actual fan speed, the system controller producing the control signals in one of a plurality of different predetermined two-wire communication protocols, a first one of the protocols is UART, a second one of the protocols is TWI, and third one of the protocols includes as one signals thereof a PWM signal and the other signal the actual fan speed signals;
wherein the fan controller detects the one of the plurality of predetermined two-wire communication protocols on the two-wire communication bus and provides, in accordance with such detection independent of whether the detected one of the protocols in the first, second, or third protocol, the first terminal of the pair of fan unit terminals with the pulse width modulated signal representative of the commanded fan speed and transmits the signal at the second terminal of the pair of fan unit terminals representative of the actual fan speed to the system controller via the communication bus.
8. The cooling system recited in claim 7 wherein the fan controller includes:
a decoder/encoder, coupled to the mode detection controller, the two-line communication bus, and the pair fan unit terminals, for encoding and decoding protocols of signals passing between the pair of fan unit terminals and the two-line communication bus selectively in accordance with protocols detected by the mode detection controller, one of such signals being the pulse width modulated signal representative of a commanded fan speed and another one of such signals being the signal representative of actual fan speed.
This invention relates generally to cooling systems and more particularly to cooling systems used in cabinets for storing electrical components.
As is known in the art, one technique used to cool electrical components in electrical cabinets is with fans. The amount of airflow (and thus the cooling) through the cabinet is controlled by adjusting the speed of the fans in accordance with the temperature within the cabinet. The individual fan speed (RPM) is typically adjusted by varying the duty-cycle of a Pulse-Width-Modulated (PWM) control signal that is the control input signal to the fan (i.e., a desired fan speed). The actual fan speed (RPM) is monitored with a signal produced by a fan-mounted tachometer.
As is also known in the art, in some cabinets there is a plurality of temperature sensors disposed at various locations with in the cabinet. The PWM signal is generated by a system controller or system microcontroller that responds to the sensed temperatures. The system microcontroller may transmit the desired PWM signal (i.e., desired RPM) directly to the fans and the actual RPM signal produced by the tachometers may be fed directly to the system microcontroller. Thus, the fan unit has a pair of terminals, in addition to power terminal and ground terminal), one terminal for the desired fan speed in PWM from the system microcontroller the other terminal for actual fan speed from the tachometer.
As is also known in the art, there are a variety of different communication protocols used to communicate between devices and a microcontroller. One is Inter-Integrated Circuit (I2C), sometimes also referred to as, and hereinafter referred to as, two-wire interface (TWI)) where a pair of lines is provided; one line for data and one line for clock—these two in combination providing the information between the microcontroller and the device (in this case the fans) and another is UART which also has a pair of lines; one for transmitting data (Tx) to the device and the other for receiving data (Rx) from the device.
In accordance with the present invention, a cooling system for a storage cabinet is provided. The cooling system includes a fan unit having a pair of terminals, a first one of the pair of terminal receiving a signal having a first protocol representative of a commanded fan speed and a second one of the pair of terminals transmitting a second signal having a second protocol representative of actual fan speed. A sensor is disposed to sense temperature with the cabinet. A system controller is responsive to the sensed temperature and the actual fan speed, for producing control signals for fan to adjust fan speed in accordance with the sensed temperature and the actual fan speed, the system controller producing the control signals in one of a plurality of different predetermined two-wire communication protocols. The system includes a fan controller and a two-line communication bus coupling the control signals between the system controller and the fan controller. The fan controller has a first pair of terminals connected to the two-line communication bus and a second pair of terminals connected to pair of terminals of the fan unit. The fan controller detects the one of the plurality of predetermined two-wire communication protocols on the two-wire communication bus and provides, in accordance with such detection, the first terminal of the pair of fan unit terminals with the signal having the first protocol representative of the commanded fan speed and transmits the signal at the second terminal of the pair of fan unit terminals with the second protocol representative of the actual fan speed to the system controller via the communication bus.
In one embodiment, the first protocol is pulse width modulation and the second protocol is a train of pulses.
In one embodiment, one of the protocols is TWI.
In one embodiment, one of the protocols is UART.
In one embodiment, one of the protocols includes as one signals thereof a PWM signal and the other signal the actual fan speed signals.
In one embodiment, fan controller includes: a mode detection controller coupled to the two-wire communication bus for detecting the one of the plurality of predetermined two-wire communication protocols on the two-wire communication bus; a routing section coupled to the mode detection controller for coupling the pair of fan unit terminals to the two-line communication bus selectively in accordance with the one of the plurality of protocols detected by the mode detection controller; and a decoder/encoder, coupled to the mode detection controller, the two-line communication bus, and the pair fan unit terminals, for encoding and decoding protocols of signals passing between the pair of fan unit terminals and the two-line communication bus selectively in accordance with protocols detected by the mode detection controller, one of such signals being the pulse width modulated signal representative of a commanded fan speed and another one of such signals being the signal representative of actual fan speed.
FIG. 1 is a diagram of a cabinet having a cooling system according to the invention, here such cooling system operating with TWI communication protocol;
FIG. 2 is a diagram of a cabinet having a cooling system according to the invention, here such cooling system operating with UART communication protocol;
FIG. 3 is a diagram of a cabinet having a cooling system according to the invention, here such cooling system operating with PWM/pulse train communication protocol; and
FIG. 4 is a block diagram of a fan unit microcontroller used in the cooling system of FIGS. 1, 2 and 3.
Referring now to FIG. 1, a cabinet 10 is shown for storing a system comprising a system unit 12 having electrical components 13 including a system microcontroller 15 therein and a plurality of, here four, cooling units 14 a-14 d electrically coupled to the system unit 12 for cooling the electrical components 13 and system microcontroller 15. Each one of the four cooling units 14 a-14 d is identical in construction and includes a fan unit 16 for drawing external cooling air into the cabinet 10 towards the system unit 12. The cabinet 10 includes a plurality of sensors 18 disposed at various locations within the cabinet 10 to sense the temperature of the cooling air drawn into the cabinet 10.
More particularly, a cooling system is provided for the storage cabinet 10. The cooling system includes the fan units 14 a-14 d. Each one of the fan units 14 a-14 d has a pair of terminals 20, 22; a first one of the pair of terminals, here terminal 20 for receiving a signal having a first protocol, for example, pulse width modulation (PWM), representative of a commanded fan speed and a second one of the pair of terminals, here terminal 22 transmitting a signal having a second protocol, here for example a train of pulses having a frequency representative of actual fan speed.
The system microcontroller 15 is responsive to the sensed temperatures and the actual fan speed signals (as produced by fan tachometers, not shown, on terminal 22), for producing control signals for fan units 14 a-14 d to adjust fan speeds in accordance with the sensed temperatures and the actual fan speed signals, the system microcontroller producing the control signals in one of a plurality of different predetermined two-wire communication protocols. Here, for example, in FIG. 1, the protocol is I2C. In the system shown in FIG. 2 the protocol is UART. In the system in FIG. 3 the protocol is PWM for commanded fan speed and a train of pulses indicating actual fan speed.
Each one of the fan units 14 a-14 d includes a fan controller 24, shown in more detail in FIG. 4). Each one of the fan units 14 a-14 d is connected to the system unit 12 though a two-wire communication bus 26. In FIG. 1 the two-wire bus 26 passes I2C signals (i.e., clock (SCL) and data (SDA)) carrying desired fan unit 16 RPM to the fan unit microcontroller 20 from the system microcontroller 15 and carrying the actual fan unit 16 RPM to the from the fan unit microcontroller 15 to the system microcontroller 20, in FIG. 2 the two-wire bus 26 passes UART signals (i.e., a transmit signal, TX)) carrying desired fan unit 16 RPM to the fan unit microcontroller 20 from the system microcontroller 15 and a receive signal, Rx and carrying the actual fan unit 16 RPM to the from the fan unit microcontroller 15 to the system microcontroller 20, and in FIG. 3 the two-wire bus 26 passes a pulse width modulated signal representing the desired RPM fan speed signal to the fan unit microcontroller 20 from the system microcontroller 15 a train of pulses having a frequency representing actual fan unit 16 RPM to from the fan unit microcontroller 15 to the system microcontroller 20.
Referring again to FIG. 1, the fan controller 24 has a first pair of terminals 30, 32 connected to the two-line communication bus and a second pair of terminals 34, 36 connected to pair of terminals 20, 22 of the fan units 14 a-14 d. Thus, terminal 30 is connected to the one of the wires of the two-wire bus 26 carrying the clock signal (SCL) of the TWI protocol and terminal 32 is connected to the one of the wires of the two-wire bus 26 carrying the data signal (SDA) of the TWI protocol data signal. Thus, the TWI protocol signals on terminals 30, 32 carry desired fan unit 16 RPM to the fan unit microcontroller 20 from the system microcontroller 15 carry the actual fan unit 16 RPM to the from the fan unit microcontroller 15 to the system microcontroller 20. Terminal 34 is connected to the PWM terminal 20 of the fan unit 16 and terminal 36 is connected to the tachometer output terminal 22 of the fan unit 16.
The fan controller 24 detects the one of the plurality of predetermined two-wire communication protocols on the two-wire communication bus 26 and provides, in accordance with such detection, the first terminal 20 of the pair of fan unit 16 terminals 20, 22 with the signal having the first protocol, here pulse width modulation, representative of the commanded fan speed and transmits the signal at the second terminal 22 of the pair of fan unit 16 terminals 20, 22 having the second protocol, here a train of pulses having a frequency representative of the actual fan speed to the system microcontroller 15 via the communication bus 26.
Referring to FIG. 2, terminal 30 is connected to the one of the wires of the two-wire bus 26 carrying the Tx data of the UART protocol and terminal 32 is connected to the one of the wires of the two-wire bus 26 carrying the RX data signal of the UART protocol data signal. Terminal 34 is connected to the PWM terminal 20 of the fan unit 16 and terminal 36 is connected to the tachometer output terminal 22 of the fan unit 16. Thus, terminal 30 carries data in UART protocol representative of desired fan unit 16 RPM to the fan unit microcontroller 20 from the system microcontroller 15 terminal 32 carries data in UART protocol representative of the actual fan unit 16 RPM to the from the fan unit microcontroller 15 to the system microcontroller 20.
Referring to FIG. 3, terminal 30 is connected to the one of the wires of the two-wire bus 26 carrying the PWM signal representative of desired fan speed to the fan units 14 a-14 d from the system microcontroller 15 to the fan unit microcontroller 20 and terminal 32 is connected to the one of the wires of the two-wire bus 26 carrying the train of pulse produced by the tachometer, not shown, of the fan units 14 a-14 d representative of actual fan speed to from the fan unit microcontroller 20 to the system microcontroller 15. Terminal 34 is connected to the PWM terminal 20 of the fan unit 16 and terminal 36 is connected to the tachometer output terminal 22 of the fan unit 16.
More particularly, referring to FIG. 4, the fan controller 24 includes: a mode detection controller 40 coupled to the two-wire communication bus 26 for detecting the one of the plurality of predetermined two-wire communication protocols on the two-wire communication bus 26; a routing section 42 coupled to the mode detection controller 40 for coupling the pair of fan unit terminals 34, 36 to the two-line communication bus 26 selectively in accordance with the one of the plurality of protocols detected by the mode detection controller 40; and a decoder/encoder 44, coupled to the mode detection controller 40, the two-line communication bus 26, and the pair fan unit terminals 20, 22, for encoding and decoding protocols of signals passing between the pair of fan unit terminals 20, 22 and the two-line communication bus 26 selectively in accordance with protocols detected by the mode detection controller 40, one of such signals being the signal representative of a commanded fan speed and another one of such signals being the signal representative of actual fan speed on terminal 22.
The mode detection controller 40 detects the protocol in accordance with the following truth table, where a logic 1 indicated that the mode detection controller 40 has within a relatively short time after activation detected a signal, and a logic 0 indicates that the mode detection controller 40 has within a relatively short time after activation not detected a signal:
DETECTED PROTOCOL TERMINAL 30 TERMINAL 32
TWI 1 1
PWM 1 0
Thus, if signals are detected at both terminal 30 and terminal 32, the protocol is I2C; if signals are detected at terminal 30 but not at terminal 32 the protocol is PWM, and is signals are detected at terminal 32 but not at terminal 30, the protocol is UART.
It is also noted that: with an I2C protocol, the SCL clock signal will have a continuous clock with synchronized SDA signals if SDA is toggling; with a UART protocol the signal on TX will have periodic data with idle streams and un-synchronized RX/TX. UART expects fixed baud rate (or “auto-baud” packets); with a PWM protocol, the PWM signal will have a variable duty cycle (can be a DC level).
Still more particularly, and referring to FIGS. 1-4, the routing section 42 includes a pair of multiplexer/selectors 50, 52. Each one of the multiplexer/selectors 50, 52 include ports A, B and Z. Port A or port B is coupled to port Z selectively in accordance with control signals fed to the multiplexer/selectors 50, 52 on line 54 by the mode detection controller 40. When the mode detection controller 40 detects (as determined by the truth table above) that the protocol on bus 26 is either TWI or UART, the mode detection controller 40 produces a logic signal, here for example, logic 1, and, in response thereto port B of the multiplexer/selectors 50, 52 is coupled to port Z of the multiplexer/selectors 50, 52 with the result that TWI signals and UART signals are coupled between the terminals 30, 32 and terminals 34, 36 through the encoder/decoder 44; whereas if the mode detection controller 40 detects that the protocol on bus 26 is PWM, the mode detection controller 40 produces a logic signal, here for example, logic 0, and, in response thereto port A of the multiplexer/selectors 50, 52 is coupled to port Z of the multiplexer/selectors 50, 52 with the result that the PWM signals at terminal 32 by-pass the encoder/decoder 44 and passes directly to the terminal 34 and the pulse train signals at terminal 36 pass directly to terminal 30.
When TWI is detected by the mode detection controller as the protocol being used (as determined by the truth table above), the encoder/decoder 44 (typically a microprocessor) produces a train of pulses with a PWM on terminal 34 corresponding to data from the TWI signals and converts the frequency of the train of pulses produced by the fan unit 16 on terminal 36 into I2C data representative of actual fan speed data TWI data. On the other hand, when UART is detected by the mode detection controller 40 as the protocol being used (as determined by the truth table above), the encoder/decoder 44 produces a train of pulses with a PWM at terminal 20 corresponding to data from the UART TX signals and converts the frequency of the train of pulses produced by the fan unit 16 on terminal 22 into UART RX data representative of actual fan speed on terminal 32.
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U.S. Classification 700/299, 318/811, 713/300, 713/310, 700/300, 318/599
International Classification G05D23/00, G06F1/00
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Patients with hepatitis C infection and normal liver function: an evaluation of cognitive function.
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Department of Neurology, Federal University of the State of Rio de Janeiro (Universidade Federal do Estado do Rio de Janeiro), Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil. jeffabrantes@uol.com.br
Hepatitis C virus (HCV) is associated with neuropsychiatric complaints. Previous studies have associated cognitive alterations with HCV infection but have often included confounding factors in their samples. This study compares the cognitive performance between patients with HCV infection (HCV patients) and a control group while excluding other factors that may cause cognitive impairment.
This cross-sectional study was conducted from March 2010 through June 2011. HCV infected patients and healthy individuals between the ages of 18 and 80 years were considered eligible. The exclusion criteria included well established causes of cognitive impairment such as depression and cirrhosis. Study participants underwent neuropsychological testing involving measures of attention, memory, abstraction, visuoconstructive abilities, and executive function.
Of 138 initial patients, 47 were excluded because of their medical records, three refused to participate, 23 did not attend the consultation, and 32 were excluded because of having Beck Depression Inventory (BDI) scores >11. In all, 33 patients underwent neuropsychological testing; however, three were excluded because of having hypothyroidism, and one was excluded because of having a cobalamin deficiency. For the control group, of the 33 healthy individuals that were selected, four were excluded because of having BDI scores >11. Thus, the final analysis included 29 HCV patients and 29 control participants. The groups did not differ in education, age, or gender. No statistically significant differences were found between the groups regarding cognitive performance.
In this study using strict selection criteria, there was no evidence of an association between HCV infection and cognitive impairment.
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BrainCo showcases robotic hand that's precise enough to allow a wearer to write calligraphy | Daily Mail Online
BrainCo showcases mind-reading robotic hand that enables amputees to write calligraphy and wearable that helps athletes find their optimal state-of-mind
A prosthetic hand from BrainCo is controlled by electrical signals from a brain
The robotic appendage can be used by amputees lacking a forearm
It is dextrous enough to play piano and even write calligraphy
A separate wearable device can read a user's brain waves and improve focus
The wearable has applications in fitness, sports, and education
By James Pero In Las Vegas For Dailymail.com
Published: 00:33 EST, 10 January 2020 | Updated: 00:59 EST, 10 January 2020
CES may be full of robot's but not many have the same grip on humanity as those made by BrainCo.
Among the towering TVs, smart appliances, and myriad other consumer-facing gadgets, BrainCo's line of fine-tuned prosthetic hands seem to reach out through the crowd - not just for their surprising capabilities, but for their ability to change people's lives.
The hand is designed for amputees who have lost their forearm and is controlled by assessing the motion of the wearer's own muscles.
While other prosthetics have achieved similar feats, BrainCo is granular enough that a wearer can move each and every individual finger, restoring not just grip but many fine-motor tasks.
BrainCo's robotic hand (pictured above) could help amputees regain abilities to move fingers and grip items by reading electrical signals sent from the brain
In a demonstration, the hand was able to pick up a cup and place it back down on the table. It was also capable of moving every digit individually
Because the device can read muscle signals, the company says the device is also more intuitive, since it's controlled by the same electrical signals sent from the brain that instruct the use of one's biological hand.
In a demonstration, a wearer demonstrated retracting each digit, going in order in addition to closing and opening all of the fingers together.
The wearer then showed off the hand's grip by picking up a plastic cup and setting back down on a table.
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In a separate demonstration, BrainCo says that the hand can even be used to write calligraphy - meaning it can manipulate a pen and delicately maneuver it.
Capability isn't the only way that BrainCo is changing prosthetics. The company says that it is also offering vastly more competitive prices than its counterparts.
While a typical robotic prosthetic could cost $20,000 to $30,000, BrainCo's device costs between $10,000 to $15,000.
A wearable from BrainCo (pictured above) has applications in sports and education and can give users feedback on their own brainwaves. This is coupled with an app to improve focus
In addition to the prosthetic, BrainCo is also exhibiting a brain-reading wearable that the company says could be used to help train a person how to achieve different states-of-mind.
The wearable, a headset that fixes around one's head, reads a wearer's brain waves and then translates them into what the company calls a 'focus level.'
This device has applications in fitness and other types of training where being able to relax and focus may give a person an edge.
Attendees of CES used their brain waves to control toy cars as they sped around a track. The more focused they were, the faster the cars went
To demonstrate the wearable, BrainCo organized a race with participants from the CES floor, in which attendees used their brain-waves to propel toy cars.
By achieving a greater level of focus, the car's accelerate faster around the track.
To help train wearers on how to achieve that greater level of focus, the company also has a companion app that give users feedback and data on their brain signals.
According to BrainCo, it's wearable also has an application in some high-stakes sports like formula racing where drivers are required to devote their complete attention,

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Nestle develops foods to treat diseases | Fox News
Nestle develops foods to treat diseases
A Nestle logo is pictured on a van outside the company headquarters in Vevey February 19, 2015. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse (Copyright Reuters 2016)
In a corner of a technical research university campus in Lausanne, Nestlé SA scientists are untangling genetic profiles to develop medical foods—one of the company’s big hopes for sales growth.
These aren’t the high-energy protein bars that people buy over the counter before a workout. Instead, the Swiss food company is tapping into an estimated $15 billion market for prescription-based powders and drinks intended to meet specific nutritional requirements to treat diseases.
For Nestlé, it’s a market with big potential, amid an aging global population, as the company navigates tougher times in its traditional packaged-food market. Sales of frozen pizza and ice cream have struggled. It has missed its sales-growth target of 5% to 6% three years running.
On Thursday, the company is expected by analysts to report sluggish sales growth for the start of 2016.
“For a long time, nutrition has been seen as a sort of pseudoscience,” said Ed Baetge, head of Nestlé’s Institute of Health Science, or NIHS. “For many conditions like age-related dementia, for example, there is a major clinical need for new approaches, and where food can make a big difference.”
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But for skeptics, the sector is a Wild West with uncertain benefits.
Unlike dietary supplements, medical foods are intended for people with chronic diseases rather than for healthy people. They must be used under medical supervision because they are intended to manage serious illnesses, like Alzheimer’s.

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Alex Calvert, a University of Portland student, is coming to New York to research Celiac Disease. Please join him at a dinner at Heartland Brewery Midtown West on Monday evening. He hopes to get to know some members of our gluten-free community and gain insight into your own personal experiences with adjusting to a gluten-free lifestyle. Through Alex's research, he is hoping to release a product that helps read gluten in food that any one living with Celiac, IBS, or Crohn's can utilize when going out and he needs your feedback! Bring your input and your appetite! Each individual participant is responsible for paying for their own food, drinks, tax, and tips. Unlike events at the Brewery in the past, this is NOT a free event. Space is very limited! RSVP today using PayPal. The $1.00 fee will hold your reservation for this event and to hopefully help us start to reduce the number of No Shows for our Meetup events. This fee will only be refunded if you cancel your RSVP 3 days prior to the event. If you have any questions, please email Erin or Alex by clicking on the email icon on our member pages. Heartland Brewery - Midtown West 625 8th Ave. at 41st Street New York, NY 6pm Join or login to comment.
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Autistic 11-year-old missing after vanishing while his teenage stepbrother was babysitting THREE DAYS ago
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A desperate search is underway for an 11-year-old autistic boy who went missing three days ago after his mother went out and left him in the care of his 16-year-old stepbrother.Terry Dewayne Smith Jr. disappeared from his mother's house in Menifee, California sometime Saturday evening when his mother went out for the evening.The family only discovered that he was missing when the mother, whose name has not been released, woke up at around 10.30am the next morning.Terry's autism and the dangerously high temperatures that have been teetering around 100 degrees have investigators nervous as they fear he will become dehydrated. Hundreds of emergency workers and local volunteers spent hours on Monday searching through the hills in the boy's neighborhood. He was last seen at 7.30pm on Saturday when his mother went out and she reported him missing when she discovered he was gone at around 10.30am on Sunday. 'When they woke up in the morning he wasn’t there,' sheriff's deputy Albert Martinez told The Press Enterprise. Neither Terry's mother nor his 16-year-old step brother have spoke out publicly, nor have the police said why the teenager did not notice that his brother was missing sooner.Terry is reportedly a high-functioning autistic but he requires medication for his condition and he may not have taken it with him when he left the family home. In danger: Terry, who weighs 76 pounds and is 4'8", most likely did not take his medicine with him which will cause problems because he is a high-functioning autistic
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See comment in PubMed Commons belowDrug Alcohol Depend. 2009 Nov 1;105(1-2):164-7. doi: 10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2009.05.023. Epub 2009 Jul 14.Validity of the timeline followback among treatment-seeking smokers in Germany.Collins SE1, Eck S, Torchalla I, Schröter M, Batra A.Author information 1Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, University Hospital Tübingen, Osianderstr. 24, Tübingen D-72076, Germany.AbstractFew studies have assessed the convergent validity of the timeline followback for smoking (TLFB-S) among treatment-seeking smokers, and there are no studies assessing its discriminant validity. Further, no studies to date have documented the psychometric properties of the TLFB in the German population. The aim of this study was therefore to test the convergent and discriminant validity of the TLFB-S among adult, treatment-seeking smokers in Germany. In the context of a smoking cessation trial, participants (N=268) completed sociodemographic, TLFB-S and other, self-aggregated, single-item (SA) smoking measures at pretreatment. During the 12-month posttreatment period, participants completed TLFB-S and biochemically validated SA measures of smoking intensity and abstinence at regular intervals. Discriminant validity analyses showed no significant associations for substance-use and sociodemographic variables and measurement discrepancy between TLFB-S and SA measures of pretreatment smoking intensity. Convergent validity analyses indicated that TLFB-S and SA measures of smoking intensity were in high agreement at both pretreatment and posttreatment. Finally, there was high concordance between TLFB-S and SA measures of abstinence at both 1- and 12-month posttreatment. This study replicated and extended the current literature on the TLFB and showed that, even across cultures, it can be a valid measure of various smoking-related variables.PMID: 19604655 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] SharePublication Types, MeSH Terms, Substances, Grant SupportPublication TypesResearch Support, N.I.H., ExtramuralResearch Support, Non-U.S. Gov'tMeSH TermsAdultAlcoholism/complicationsAlcoholism/psychologyCarbon Monoxide/metabolismEducationEmploymentFemaleFollow-Up StudiesGermany/epidemiologyHumansMaleMiddle AgedPatient Acceptance of Health CarePsychometricsReproducibility of ResultsSmoking/epidemiologySmoking/psychologySmoking/therapy*Smoking Cessation*Socioeconomic FactorsTime FactorsTobacco Use Disorder/psychologyTreatment OutcomeSubstancesCarbon MonoxideGrant SupportT32AA007455/AA/NIAAA NIH HHS/United StatesLinkOut - more resourcesFull Text SourcesElsevier ScienceClinical KeyGale DatabasesOther Literature SourcesCOS Scholar UniverseMedicalQuitting Smoking - MedlinePlus Health InformationSmoking - MedlinePlus Health InformationMolecular Biology DatabasesCARBON MONOXIDE - HSDBPubMed Commons home