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Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Pendleton with free breakfast and restaurant
Situated in Pendleton, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Pendleton Round-Up and Roy Raley Park. Heritage Station Museum and Pendleton Center for the Arts are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Hotel Features
This hotel features a restaurant, a 24-hour front desk, and free breakfast. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided.
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All 51 rooms offer conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves, along with free WiFi, free wired Internet, and cable TV. Guests will also find coffee makers, free local calls, and desks.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A complimentary breakfast is offered. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Free breakfast
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 51
- Number of floors - 2
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
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Pizza Joes Recipe
These Italian-style sloppy joes are just great. They can be prepared and held until everyone's settled and all set to eat.
- 1 pound lean ground beef (90% lean)
- 1 can (15 ounces) pizza sauce
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 medium onion
- 1/2 medium green pepper
- 1 ounce sliced pepperoni
- 6 hamburger buns, split
- 1/2 cup shredded mozzarella cheese
- 1/2 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1. In a large skillet over medium heat, cook beef until no longer pink; drain. Stir in pizza sauce and oregano.
- 2. In a food processor, combine the onion, pepper and pepperoni; cover and process until chopped. Add to beef mixture. Simmer 20-25 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Spoon mixture onto buns. Top with cheese and mushrooms. Yield: 6 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving (1 each) equals 320 calories, 12 g fat (5 g saturated fat), 57 mg cholesterol, 594 mg sodium, 29 g carbohydrate, 3 g fiber, 22 g protein.
Wine Pairings
Full-Bodied Red Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a full-bodied red wine such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot or Syrah.
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updated 12:10 pm EST, Mon February 15, 2010
3G streaming added to Sling Media iPhone app
Sling Media has released the latest version of its SlingPlayer Mobile iPhone app, complete with 3G streaming capabilities ($30, App Store). The app, which allows users to watch and control their home TV and DVR, has been available for several months now, but was restricted to WiFi use. The restriction was reportedly enforced because of network congestion concerns on AT&T's side, however, with the announcement of major updates to the companies 3G network this may be less of a concern.
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The chat room link is on the home page of the group or you can just click here chat.deviantart.com/chat/Tradi…
Hope to see you there!
We're finished! Thanks to all who participated!
Attention please! Because of a big backlog the Critique Wanted folder is closed for the time being. We want to clear out things a bit, so we hope you understand!
We're sorry, but at the moment, we have nearly 50 pieces waiting for feedback, and with an average CN outcome of less than ten pieces that makes the waiting time from submitting to actually getting feedback half a year. We're working on a solution for this, but in the meantime we greatly appreciate your patience.
If you want to receive an additional reminder the day before the CN, comment on this journal!
With our two-week schedule it's already time for the next Critique Night! We're working on a plan to have one every fortnight, so look forward to that. But until then you have the first-Saturday ones, and the next one is coming up quickly!
Here are the details:
Date:Saturday, February 4th
Time:4 pm GMT
Use this Time Zone Converter to work out what time that is for you.
Location: T-A Chatroom
Anything else? As usual, how long it takes depends on how many people are there; ask any questions you have in the comments or note the group or me, Elveanna; and remember that you can't submit anything this time!
See you there!
So this section will compile all the feedback given at the last three CNs, since I didn't manage to organize it earlier. Therefore, a rather long list (and some breathing space in our Critique Wanted folder):
it's not vodka. by ddspela: comments.deviantart.com/1/2054…
Cute Kitten by masaad: comments.deviantart.com/1/2061…
Johnny Knoxville Portrait by SCRUBZLOTUS: comments.deviantart.com/1/2028…
Monica II by MiStr8022: comments.deviantart.com/1/1945…
Hurtful Words From My Enemies by NynjaKat: comments.deviantart.com/1/2031…
Gunter Grass by LadyFromEast: comments.deviantart.com/1/1841…
Needatitle by matspawn: comments.deviantart.com/1/2007…
White Swan by masaad: comments.deviantart.com/1/2034…
Gackt by Bamoon: comments.deviantart.com/1/2038…
The Bull by MrZell: comments.deviantart.com/1/2076…
Nature Taking Over by Promandis: comments.deviantart.com/1/1941…
Love at first sight by Saiyajin-hime: comments.deviantart.com/1/1993…
No Return Journey - LOTR by ResonatingMelody: comments.deviantart.com/1/1770…
Jack Sparrow and Will Turner by shoutgirl11: comments.deviantart.com/1/2000…
Black Knight by scifo: comments.deviantart.com/1/2027…
Witch II by Vronske: comments.deviantart.com/1/1985…
Saint Francis of Assisi by LadyFromEast: comments.deviantart.com/1/1996…
If you like to give people feedback on their work, you know a bit about art and would like to take on some responsibility, apply as Critic Contributor!
Here you can read how you can apply.
People who want feedback on a piece of art submit it as explained below.
In the actual Critique Night the work that is currently given feedback will be displayed as a thumbnail at the top of the chat window. Everyone present is given some time to think about it. If one wants to say something, they raise their hand by posting ^ and wait until the moderator calls on them. Then they post their feedback, preferably typed while waiting.
The feedback should be helpful and constructive and cover the good aspects as well as those the artist can improve on.
The moderator will call on people to give their feedback in the order they ^ed. If they're done, they type "finished", so people know they can move on.
Example (from 1st CN):
<Elveanna> [Moderator in this case] for everyone: piece xy is next
<Donguri7> ^
<Elveanna> okay, Donguri7
<Donguri7> I love this one, the handling of the charcoal is amazing, especially in the rendering of the eyes - so subtle. I would say that the nose is too light, drawing too much attention away from the gentler parts of the work.
<Donguri7> Really the cheekbone closest to us should have a stronger higlight, and the nose less
<LeahJay> ^
<Donguri7> But I love the way you've treated the other lights, like on the collar
<Elveanna> ^
<WhisperingWolf> ^
<Donguri7> And how you've contrasted a light background to the dark side of the face, and vice versa
<Donguri7> *finished
<Elveanna> allright, BJ92-ESQUE's turn (...)
Usually a piece gets feedback from about four people. In order to be fair we try to have about 20-30 minutes of time for every piece. If more people want to give feedback, they will be asked to do so directly at the work, if there are very few it might be put back to the Critique Wanted folder to get some more.
And some helpful chat basics:
If you enter a chatroom and see nothing - don't think it's empty and leave immediately. Your browser just won't know what as been chatted already, so it will seem blank, even if there are people present
To see who is online, look to the right. The grey colummn there (the frame of the overall chat window) lists all the people present - if there is only your name, then you are alone.
Please give people some time to respond - logging on and off in split seconds makes it hard to greet you. Especially when people are typing feedback it might look very quiet and empty, but a friendly "hello" is almost always answered within one or two minutes.
If you want to talk someone explicitly, you can "tab" them: type the first letters of the user's name, (e.g. El for Elveanna), then press tab - and the browser will complete the name. If you then post what you said, it will be highlighted in the recipient's window. Very helpful if there are many people talking simultaneously
But really, the best way to find out how a CN works and what it is like is to participate! Just pop in and take a look, we're all really friendly!
Attention! The Critique Wanted folder is currently closed.
A folder has been opened in favorites: "Critique Wanted" - to which anyone at any time is able to submit. You can submit as many pieces as you like, but in a Critique Night only one will get feedback!
Please note: We only accept traditional work!
Works from said folder will be selected in the order they were submitted to get feedback during Critique Nights;
Works that received critique from TA will be moved to the favorites folder "Critiqued by TA".
There will be about 10 Critique Night slots. In order to have one of these secure please not only submit your work to the folder, but also write the group a Note with the title "Critique Wanted" or something similar and a link to your work. Slots will be filled by notes first, then the rest will be selected from the folder.
Until now pieces directly submitted at the Critiqe Night usually recieved feedback as well. Be aware that with the opening of the "Critique Wanted" folder we will probably have enough pieces for a whole CN - so if you just submit at the Critique Night, you might have to wait till the next one!
If you want to be sure to get feedback, submit your work officially to the folder.
Please note:
The folder is open to all members. If you have some time and feel like it - go and give some feedback, it's rewarding for both sides!
So here are last time's pieces, but too many in total but every little helps:
Valentines_Special by priyankasachdeva: comments.deviantart.com/1/1978…: Harry. P by acjub:comments.deviantart.com/1/1977…: Playing guitar by MiStr8022: comments.deviantart.com/1/1930…: Angel and her star by Dalal-N: comments.deviantart.com/1/2002…: pieta with roses by s3v4uk: comments.deviantart.com/1/1984…: Quinn Fabray GLEE by verkoka: comments.deviantart.com/1/2019…


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|Número de publicación
|Tipo de publicación
|Número de solicitud
|Fecha de publicación
|14 Nov 2002
|Fecha de presentación
|10 Abr 2002
|Fecha de prioridad
|10 Abr 2001
|También publicado como
|Número de publicación
|David Marples, Christopher Brightman, David Famolari
|Cesionario original
|David Marples, Christopher Brightman, David Famolari
|Exportar cita
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|Citas de patentes (5), Citada por (41), Clasificaciones (5), Eventos legales (10)
|Enlaces externos: USPTO, Cesión de USPTO, Espacenet
[0001] The present application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/282,833 filed on Apr. 10, 2001 entitled, "Method and System Location Information."
[0002] 1. Field of the Invention
[0003] Our invention relates generally to tracking user proximity in order to support location-based services. More particularly, our invention relates to methods and apparatus for dynamically determining user proximity identification information from diverse sources and making this information available on a standardized basis to location sensitive services.
[0004] 2. Description of the Background
[0005] There is a continued emergence of networked based appliance technologies/devices that have been integrated into wide area networks. In general, these are single or limited function consumer devices with an embedded processor and a network connection, the combination of which allow these devices to be controlled via network based applications. There is also a continued emergence of personal digital assistants (PDAs) and wireless technologies that allow these devices to be constantly networked. From a different perspective, there is also an existence of numerous technologies that can track and/or detect the physical location of a user or entity; such technologies include cellular systems, credit card scanners, badging systems, etc. Significant benefits could be achieved by combining network appliances, PDA's, and location detection capabilities to create location-sensitive services, which services could provide automated interaction and inter-working with networked appliances and PDA's based on the detection/knowledge of a user or entity's proximity. Example applications could include automatically opening doors and turning on lights as a user approaches a room, displaying room-reservation information on a PDA as a customer enters a hotel, or even displaying user specific messages on public signs as a user walks by. In general, such services are a combination of detecting a user or entity location and allowing some application to retrieve this location and then interact with networked devices.
[0006] However, what is missing in order to provide such location-sensitive services are methods and systems for providing location sensitive information. Cellular telephony and credit card systems, as examples, are widely deployed and can track user proximity on a large-scale basis. However, relative to networked appliance-based applications, the proximity information these systems possess is only a side effect of the main service and is thereby not ubiquitously available to external applications. Companies, such as ActiveRF Ltd, provide systems that detect/track a user or entity's proximity and make this information available for use by other applications. However, these systems are directed at small-scale applications thereby making it difficult to track users on a large-scale ubiquitous nature.
[0007] It is desirable to have methods and apparatus that overcome the disadvantages of prior-systems and unify divergent location detection technologies to appear as a single system that provides proximity and identity information through a standardized interface to subscriber applications, which can then use the information to provide advanced user services. Such large-scale proximity information would allow for the creation of new service scenarios.
[0008] In accordance with our invention, any technology/system able to detect and track the identity and location of a user/entity is considered a sensor. By utilizing such a diverse set of sensing technologies, our invention provides large-scale high-resolution coverage of an entity's proximity and, additionally, allows a user's proximity to be defined from multiple perspectives (e.g., a user is located at a specific counter, in a specific store, of a specific mall). An interface aggregator is associated with one or more sensors and gathers the entity identity and location information as it changes and converts this information to a standardized format. Each interface aggregator also associates the location of the detected entity with a domain (i.e., a geographical region) and uses this domain to locate an entity identity register and a location identity register, which maintain the location and identity information of the entities for that domain. Once locating the registers, the interface aggregator forwards the standardized information to the registers. For security and privacy purposes, an entity can use an access control list to specify which sensors have authorization to track its location.
[0009] It is an aspect of our invention that the entity identity register, given a specific entity, is able to provide the location in which the entity is located. It is a further aspect of our invention that the location identity register, given a specific location, is able to provide the entities within that location. Both registers can make this information available to subscriber applications. Specifically, subscriber applications can query a register(s) for information or request a register(s) to notify it when entity and location information changes. Once obtaining location and identity relevant information, the subscriber applications can interact with other systems, such as network appliances and PDAs, to provide enhanced services. Subscriber application interaction with the registers is through standardized interfaces. Similar to above, an entity can use an access control list to specify which subscriber applications can access a register to determine its location.
[0010] It is an aspect of our invention that the system is independent of the actual sensing technologies, that multiple sensing technologies can be simultaneously used, and that these multiple technologies can simultaneously track the same entity. As such, subscriber applications can query the registers specifying varying degrees of location-granularity and can obtain multiple locations for an entity, each at varying degrees. Systems in accordance with our invention can be utilized both for small-scale situations, where the monitored entities may even all be co-located, and for large-scale distributed operations, requiring a plurality of sensors, interface aggregators, and registers. Further, if desired, systems in accordance with our invention can employ redundancy schemes and can be made both private and secure, by utilizing authentication schemes, encryption, or other techniques known in the art.
[0011]FIG. 1 depicts an illustrative embodiment of a secure location-aware services infrastructure of our invention that tracks location and identity relevant information and makes this information available to subscriber applications to provide location-based services.
[0012]FIG. 2 depicts a specific embodiment of our invention where entity location and identity information are tracked through a small-scale wireless system, which location and identity information are made available to subscriber applications in a standardized format through a data network.
[0013]FIG. 1 shows a block diagram of a secure location-aware services infrastructure 100 of our invention that tracks geographical and identity sensitive information and makes this information accessible in a standardized format to authorized applications to provide location-based services. Specifically, on its simplest scale, system 100 comprises a set of sensors 102-104 based on a particular technology, an interface aggregator 106 corresponding to the sensors 102-104, an entity identity register 108, a location identity register 110, and subscriber applications 112-114. As system 100 is scaled to cover larger areas, it may comprise additional sensors based on a plurality of technologies, additional aggregators corresponding to these sensors and technologies, and additional entity identity and location identity registers. This is further explained below.
[0014] A sensor 102 or 104 is any device and/or system that is capable of determining the location and identity of an entity (e.g., a person or physical object). The granularity of the entity's location capable of being determined by a sensor depends on the specific sensor technology. Unique to our inventive system, a sensor may be a specific technology/system whose purpose is to track location; however, our inventive location-aware service infrastructure also allows a sensor to be a technology/system where location detection is a side affect of the system's primary function. For example, credit card systems, when a user swipes a card, detect that user's location as a side affect of the system's primary function. A credit card system is a sensor in accordance with our invention.
[0015] Sensors essentially come in two forms: location-based sensors and entity-based sensors. An entity-based sensor is a sensor that knows the identity of an entity and senses location. An example of such a sensor is the short-range wireless micro-location system provided by ActiveRF Ltd, and is further described below. A location-based sensor is a sensor at a fixed known location that detects the presence of an entity. An example of such a sensor is the credit card scanner example from above. Upon a card being scanned, the scanner determines the identity of the user and conveys this information along with the store identity to the credit card company's server. Hence, the server has both the location and identity of a user and together with the scanner, acts as a sensor. Other examples of location based sensors are security card-scanners, face recognition scanners, and mobile phone systems (e.g., location could be based on a cell location), each of which would operate similarly to the credit card scanner.
[0016] It is also important to note that the deployment of sensors and therefore the scale of system 100 can vary. System 100 can correspond to a home or building, in which case the sensors are confined to these areas. On the contrary, system 100 may correspond to a mall or town, etc., in which case sensors are more widely deployed. With that said, its should be further noted that system 100 may comprise a single sensor technology or a plurality of sensor technologies simultaneously deployed. The varying sensor technologies may correspond to separate geographical regions. However, they may also correspond to the same geographical region, providing overlapping coverage. Advantageously, this unique aspect of our invention allows an entity's location to be simultaneously tracked on different scales; for example, the system can track an entity indicating that the entity is in a town, in a mall within the town, within a store within the mall, and perhaps even a location within the store. For example, an individual engaged in a cell phone call while using a credit card could be tracked by two sensors, thereby providing two different degrees of location granularity.
[0017] An interface aggregator 106 is associated with one or more sensors 102-104 and may be specific to a particular sensing technology. Upon sensing an entity's presence, a sensor conveys both the identity and location of that entity to the sensor's corresponding interface aggregator. An interface aggregator performs two specific functions. First, because each sensing technology will maintain location and identity information in a format specific to that technology, the interface aggregator converts the information to a standardized format. This standardization is what allows system 100 to comprise a plurality of different sensing technologies and sensors. The second function is related to the concept that the sensors of system 100 can be viewed as existing within different domains, or in other word, different logical or physical regions. The size and number of domains monitored by system 100 depends, for example, on the scale in which system 100 is deployed and the number and types of applications that will be using the system. For example, a home could be viewed as a single domain, a building could be viewed as several domains, etc. As such, the interface aggregator also determines the domain of a sensed entity.
[0018] Once the interface aggregator 106 standardizes the detected information, it forwards the information to the entity identity and location entity registers 108-110 for storage. Because system 100 may cover multiple domains, multiple registers may be used to store the information, each register storing information for one or more domains. As such, the importance of the interface aggregator determining the domain of a detected entity is to determine which register should store the information.
[0019] As mentioned, entity identity register 108 and location identity register 110 maintain/store the location(s) and identity information for the sensed entities, but each stores the information in a different format. The differing formats allow the location identity register to specify the entities within a particular location and allow the entity identity register to specify the location(s) of an entity. Hence, the format of each register allows queries of the form, "who is at location x?" and "where is user y?" (Note in general that the dual register functionality could also be provided by a single register). As described above, as system 100 grows, it may be broken into multiple domains and each domain may be assigned a location identity register and an entity identity register. Hence, system 100 may comprise a plurality of register pairs, each pair maintaining information for one or more domains (Note that multiple registers could also be used to serve the same domain for redundancy purposes). Hence, a location identity register for a specific domain is able to provide which entities are at specific locations within that domain (and again, the locations maintained by the register may be at different scales.) An entity identity register for a particular domain is able to provide the specific location(s) of entities within that domain (the register may provide multiple locations if the entity is sensed by multiple sensors at different scales).
[0020] The services provided by the registers can be subscribed to by subscriber applications 112-114. In general, subscriber applications can make two types of requests to these registers. First, an application can query a location register for the entities within a specific location (similarly, it can query an entity register for the location of a specific entity). Second, an application can request to be notified based on changes in locations and entities. In other words, an application can request a location identity register to notify it each time the entities within a given location change (and similarly, can request a entity identity register for a notification each time an entity's location changes.) Note that a subscriber application may subscribe to many registers at one time. Also note that in order to ensure the location information maintained by the registers is timely and accurate, time and date information can be associated with the entries and purged by the registers after a period of time has expired.
[0021] Reference will now be made to a specific embodiment of our invention as shown in FIG. 2. Beginning with the sensing technology, an entity-based sensor 201 is shown, specifically, the short-range wireless micro-location system provided by ActiveRF Ltd. This sensing technology comprises three components: beacon transmitters 202-204, active tags, such as active tag 206, and a base station 208. Beacon transmitters are fixed location devices each with a known identifier, which identifiers correspond to the fixed locations of the transmitters. At regular intervals, each beacon transmitter transmits its identifier using a low frequency radio signal.
[0022] Active tags are typically carried by a user (or attached to an object being moved) and each tag has a unique identifier, associated with that user. The tags monitor for beacon identifiers broadcast by the beacon transmitters 202-204. When an identifier is detected by a tag as the tag passes through the region covered by the corresponding transmitter, the tag transmits both its known identity and the identity of the detected region to the base station 208 using a higher radio frequency.
[0023] The base station monitors the transmissions from the active tags. When a message is received from a tag, the base station conveys the information to an interface aggregator 210 (note that the interface aggregator 210 is unique to our invention and separate from the ActiveRF technology) that translates the tag identifier and beacon transmitter identifier to a standardized entity identifier and location. The interface aggregator 210 may be co-located with the base station 208 and interconnected through an RS-232 connection, for example. However, the sensor and interface aggregator may also be interconnected through a data network, allowing the aggregator to service multiple sensors.
[0024] After standardizing the format of the identity and location information, the interface aggregator next associates the location of the entity with a domain and uses this domain to locate the appropriate entity identity register 214 and location identity register 216 that maintain the information for this domain. Specifically, in this embodiment the aggregator and identity registers are interconnected through a data network 212. Hence, the domain served by the registers can also be used as a domain name for the registers. As such, using DNS (domain name server) server 222 (containing for example, appropriately configured DNS A-records or DNS SRV records), the aggregator can determine the network addresses of the registers 214-216 and, using these addresses, forward the location/identity information to the registers.
[0025] As indicated, the entity identity and location identity registers also reside on network 212 and maintain location information for one or more domains. In general, the configuration of a register with respect to the domains it manages must match the configuration of the DNS server 222 regarding the translation of domain names to the appropriate register. Each register on the network maintains a well-known TCP (transmission control protocol) port, as an example, through which the aggregators can establish communications and send the location-based information. As part of this procedure, a register may determine if the entity being reported has authorized a specific sensor and therefore aggregator to report its location. This authorization can be performed through access control lists maintained by the register and set by the entity. If an aggregator is not authorized to report a location, the register will not store the location.
[0026] Each register also maintains, for example, a second well-known TCP port through which service applications 218-220, which are also located on network 212, can make location requests to the registers. Service applications again use the domain concept to determine a general location on which information is desired and similar to the aggregators, use the domain to locate and communicate with the register(s) that control that domain. Similar to the above, a register may determine if an entity, whose information is being requested by a service application, has authorized the service application to receive the information. Again, this authorization can be performed through access control lists maintained by the register and set by the entity.
[0027] Subscriber applications with appropriate access can obtain information from the registers either by querying a register for current information or by registering (or unregistering) with a register requesting to be notified when entities within a location change or the location of an entity changes. Whether a query or notification request, the subscriber applications provide the register with an identifier of the entity or location to be monitored. In the case of an update, the subscriber application also provides a TCP port, for example, through which updates can be sent.
[0028] Note that TCP advantageously provides reliable communications; however, rather than using TCP, SIP (session initiation protocol) could also be used for establishing communications. Advantageously, SIP is also reliable and offers authentication and encryption. It should also be noted that for scalability purposes, one set of location identity and entity identity registers can be assigned per domain. However, one set could also service multiple domains and multiple sets could service the same domain. The latter example (i.e., multiple sets could service the same domain) provides redundancy in the event of a system failure and also helps to alleviate the problem of data hotspots if too many subscriber applications are trying to determine information on a particular domain. In this case, aggregators would need to update all registers, or the registers themselves could maintain the redundancy. As for access by the subscriber applications, techniques similar to those used in email could be used to manage the requests among the redundant registers.
[0029] An example application of the above embodiment is a system 200 deployed within a building where employees wear badges containing the active tag functionality. The system may monitor a set of secure doors, and, as employees approach these doors, the system updates a location identity register with the employee identity and location. In turn, a subscriber application could register with the location identity register for each specific door and request automatic updates each time an employee approaches a door. Based on an update, the application could cross-reference a security database to determine if the employee is authorized to enter the door and, if so, communicate with the door via a network connection to automatically unlock the door.
[0030] The above-described embodiments of our invention are intended to be illustrative only. Numerous other embodiments may be devised by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of our invention.
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Peggy's Turtle SongPeggy's Turtle Song (1998) Season 2 Episode 5.00E+22- King of the Hill Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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- Film Roman, 20th Century Fox Television, Judgemental Films, Inc.
- Distributed by: 20th Century Fox Television.
- Cartoon Characters: Hank Hill, Boomhauer, Peggy Hill, Bobby Hill, Luanne Platter, Dale Gribble, Bill Dauterive, Emily, Nancy Hicks Gribble, Nurse, Gary, Tilly Hill.
- Originally Released in 1998.
- Season: 2
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- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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Peggy quits her job as substitute teacher and takes up guitar lessons; Bobby is diagnosed with attention deficit disorder.
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The Peggy's Turtle Song episode of King of the Hill is absolutely classic. The main plot of Peggy taking up guitar is secondary to the hilarious subplot of Bobby's ADHD diagnosis. At my house this is one of our favorite episodes to quote. It is... (read more)
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Hey there! I'm new here and my baby is a week shy of 4 months old. She has an allergy to the milk protein...therefore I cannot have any dairy or soy products. I was just wondering if anyone else's baby has such an allergy. If so, what food did you eat and did the allergy go away???? I've been surviving on practically nothing recently.I'm in desperate need of some food creativity. It's so overwhelming; I don't know where to begin!
BF a milk protein allergic baby
Jessica (25) DH (30)
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Liesl 6/11/08
This is very common to have with babies. Typically after they get a little older you can start introducing dairy back in. My DS seemed to have problems when I ate large amounts of dairy so I cut it completely out of my diet but now he is 6 months and I'm slowly adding it back in.
Eat lots of whole foods - fresh fruits and veggies. Be careful about things like white bread because that usually has dairy in it but most whole grain products do not. We did a lot of dinners with things like fish/chicken and then maybe a pasta with olive oil based sauce and whole grain rolls. I would make roasts or whole chickens in the crock pot - those are super easy and basically consist of meat and veggies.
One big thing I would suggest is to make sure you are taking a calcium supplement or drinking like the OJ with added calcium. You want to make sure you aren't hurting your own body.
Catherine ~ Mom to Roman 3/17/08 & Corinne 3/30/10 ~ Married to Ross 5/21/04
I am doing this too. DS was diagnosed at 1 mos old (in the ER) with the milk protein allergy so I've been off dairy most of that time. WHich is very hard fo rme b/c I am also a vegetarian! And to make it even harder, I saw a naturopath 2 weeks ago b/c of this and she suggested I avoid soy AND wheat too. So what's left if no cheese, no wheat, no soy . . .just meat and vegetables and fruit!
My son's symptoms (major gas and green mucusy poo with blood) are mostly gone but I had some cheese on sunday and yesterday he had more mucusy poo, so I have to stop with the cheese. It's very hard mostly b/c I feel so deprived (psychologically, I am sure) that I am compensating with more sugar--lots of dark chocolate! That's not healthy for me so now I am eating this weird diet. I had already lost the weight I gained with him plus 8 or so lbs but I am worried I'll gain weight now and I don't want to.
Also, I have milk supply problems already so I have to supplement--with an expensive hypoallergenic formula that isn't milk based. So I have that extra battle too. it's been hard but he's happy and healthy and I figure i just need to do it a few more months and then maybe he'll be better. I'd hate for him to have lifelong issues with milk so I am willing to do this now.
There are tons of dairy free cookbooks out there. I know it's hard in the beginning but really it gets much easier. I honestly wish I only had to avoid dairy and soy! My dd has many allergies that I figured out by doing a total elimination diet when she was 4 mos old (in other words I ate only turkey, squash, pears, rice, salt, pepper, and olive oil until she hit "base line" which took close to 6 weeks, then from there I started adding foods one at a time to see if she reacted). She's 14 mos old now and there are still many things we haven't tried yet but I know she's allergic to dairy, wheat, eggs, corn (check out the list of ingredients that mean corn!) , avocado, peas, peaches, and olives/olive oil.
It took awhile to adjust of course but trust me I am not starving. Last night we had sloppy joes with biscuits, the night before we had spaghetti and meatballs, tonight we're having steak. For lunch I'll prob have a turkey and tomato sandwich with some chips and broccoli and dip (I use veganaise which is like mayonaisse but without eggs). Breakfast is often peanut butter toast or muffins. This morning I had some jam on some leftover biscuits.
Don't eat things out of packages, boxes, or cans and you'll do just fine. Look around for dairy and soy free cook books, they are definitely out there. Check out vegan recipes although many will use soy ingredients but you know they are dairy free for sure. Vegan cake comes out pretty good.
Also check out the Food Allergy Board here on BBC. It's fairly active. Also, I never checked it out before, but I've heard there's a forum on the LLL's website for moms nursing babies with food allergies.
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Oh and are you sure she's allergic to soy as well? About 40% of kids with a dairy allergy also have a soy allergy so it's always good to be aware of the possibility but of course that means that 60% of kids don't have a soy allergy. If they didn't do a test for it then I would avoid all dairy and soy for at least 2-3 weeks then try adding back in soy and see what happens.
Oh and do you have the list of ingredients that mean dairy? There's one on kellymom I believe.
Rachel: Jake 5/04 + Alexia 7/07
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I tried adding soy back into my diet when she turned 3 months old and her poo turned green and mucosy, she had gas, broke out on her face.
Here's hoping that 6 mo. will be the magic date!!! She'll be 6 months in December...wouldn't that be a lovely Christmas Present!
Jessica (25) DH (30)
June Baby Miscarried 12/06January Baby Miscarried 6/07
Liesl 6/11/08
Make sure you read all the labels of anything you buy, soy is in EVERYTHING. Especially watch out for breads, most commercial breads have soy flour and/or soy protien. I have found that I can have soybean oil ok without upsetting DD, but if it is partially or fully hydrogenated, then it gives her issues (watch out for peanut butter). And be careful of Asian food - soy sauce (obvoiusly), oyster sauce and hoisen sauce all have soy.
I saw someone above say they are off milk, but eating dark chocolate, that has dairy in it too (my DD is sensitive enough to react to any dairy at all).
Eat lots of fruits and veggies (no butter - watch out for "special seasonings" in frozen veggie bags), use olive oil for stuff. I've found a brand of pita bread that has no soy, but most brands do contain it. There are lots of recipies out there that don't have dairy or soy - we have a "Sate Burger" recipie with ground turkey and pork served over brown rice and mango that is tasty. And lots of chicken recipies. Be careful of store bought marinades - soy hides everywhere!
I'm eating a banana, life cereal (dry - no milk) and apple cider for breakfast. Then lunch is leftover sate burger w/ rice, an apple, a fruit-roll up (need some sugar since chocolate is out because of the dairy), a mixed fruit cup and some pita chips. Not sure what dinner will be yet.
If you have a natural food store or your supermarket has a good natural food section, Turtle Farms (I think) has an ice cream made with coconut milk (vanilla, chocolate and coconut flavors) - it is actually pretty good and gets back at least one treat.
Good luck - it can be done, but it takes lots of vigilence on your part on what you eat. I'm hoping DD grows out of the allergies, but she is 5 months and no sign of them disappearing yet (I accidentally got both soy and dairy about a week ago - green (and I mean grass green) poop at next BM, lots of spit up and a little rash :(. But she is feeling better again - and I look forward to the day that I can eat cheese, pizza, regular ice cream, cereal WITH milk, etc again :)
My 3 month old appears to have issues when I drink regular milk but I switched to soy and she has been fine. I am confused as to why everyone that needs to cut out dairy also is cutting out soy??? Soy is lactose free, so cutting it out makes no sense. Anyone care to explain?
I too had to cut it out as well as any dairy product. Once you get used to it, it gets better. The hardest time is in the beginning. I found out about the same time as you and then reintroduced about 8 months I think. Good Luck!
Erin - Mommy to DD (3 yrs), DS (newborn)
Oh wow, there are so many of us dealing with us. I don't know if my DS is sensitive to soy--or how sensitive. I know that after he had bloody poo at 4 weeks old the ER doc said that 50% of milk protein kids are sensitive to soy too but my ped said that is only 50% . . . well, with 4 days on soy formula he didn't seem to get better so I assumed he was reacting to the soy too. But I have still been eating soy products (mostly tofu) for the last 4 weeks or so and while his poo is still green it seems better . . .I don't know if I should give up soy entirely. He acts fine (doesn't fuss, no pain, no rash, no other symptoms other than green poo). Hmmmmm.
question above " I am confused as to why everyone that needs to cut out dairy also is cutting out soy???"
About 40% of babies allergic to dairy are also allergic to soy. Some drs will have you cut out all dairy first and see if that helps, but some dr's have you cut out dairy and soy for at least a week and then try re-introducting soy to see if it affects the baby as well. Milk protiens stay in the mothers system for up to 7 days, so you really have to give it time to fully get out of your system before re-introducing soy or re-validating that milk is an issue.
My daughter is definitely allergic to both dairy and soy, we've know very quickly if I get either one accidentally (eating out is difficult sometimes).
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But, but the audiences would have been too stupid to grasp that Data has an evil twin built by Dr. Soong and disassembled by the crew. It was easier to grasp that he has a stupid twin built by Dr. Soong and disassembled by Romulans.
The audience would have been to stupid to get that Picard has a little bit of history with a Romulan Admiral. It was easier to get that theres a Romulan Commander he has no history with.
You ain't kidding. I'm so glad no one involved with Star Trek was involved in LOTR. By the time Return of the King came around, they would have dropped the Frodo/Sam/Gollum/One Ring storyline because viewers shouldn't be expected to know what happened in parts 1 and 2.
It couldn't be Lore, the crew knew Lore. He wouldn't have been able to serve the same story purpose as B4. As far as Tomalok goes, Katsulas was a great actor but a couple of roughly sixty year old actors at the center of a sci-fi action movie doesn't exactly spell success.
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