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For some reason right now I like Jordin Spark's "Battlefield", and I have never liked any of her songs before. Also liked when Kelly mocked her own song "Already Gone" at a concert and added "Halo" by Beyonce into it.
For some reason right now I like Jordin Spark's "Battlefield", and I have never liked any of her songs before. Also liked when Kelly mocked her own song "Already Gone" at a concert and added "Halo" by Beyonce into it.
She Wants Revenge - All Wound Up
Weezer - I'm Your Daddy <--- Features the cowbell! --- I got a fevah and the only prescription is...MORE Cowbell!!!
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...i cannot come up with a #5 right at this moment...
1. Evanescence - My Immortal
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3. Let it be me - Ray Lamontagne
4. Keep breathing - Ingrid Michaelson
5. Winter Song (with Ingrid Michaelson) - Sara Bareilles
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Elton John - Tower of Babel
Mariah Carey - Close My Eyes
Vanessa Williams - Do You Hear What I Hear?
James Brown - Santa Claus, Go Straight to the Ghetto
Glee Cast - Don't Rain On My Parade
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Lady Gaga - Speechless
Fergie - Be Italian
Adam Lambert - Fever
Pearl Jam - Unthought Known
Jay-Z w/ Alecia Keys - Empire State of Mind
"Feel the sky blanket you/ With gems and rhinestones/ See the path cut by the moon/ For you to walk on" - EV
Details In the Fabric - Jason Mraz
The Boxer - Simon & Garfunkle
El Tango De Roxanne - José Feliciano(Moulin Rouge)
Young Hearts Run Free - Kym Mazelle
Don't rain on my parade - Glee Cast
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~There is no way to Happiness. Happiness is the way.~
Kiss with a Fist - Florence & the Machine
I Know What I Am - Band of Skulls
I Can Transform Ya - Chris Brown
Morning After Dark - Timbaland feat Nelly Furtado
Louboutins - Jennifer Lopez
Just one: Andy Williams singing O Holy Night. I've played it four times day and I get teary every single time.
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Minneapolis Fed's Narayana Kocherlakota, presumed to be uncomfortable with the direction of current central bank policy, defends the recent QE decision. The creation of more reserves through bond purchases won't be "kindling for some future inflationary fire," he says, because banks already have some $1T in excess reserves. Kocherlakota will have a voting role on the FOMC next year.
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do your own work. look at the balance sheets look at the loan loss reserves - think instead of just parroting the same old tired doom and gloom crap.
I do indeed do my own research. Hence the reason I've made a bundle on my BAC short, for example. This is precisely the reason I ask you to explain your data. NO one knows the true value of these toxic banks...not even them. For you to arrogantly state "balance sheets and reserves", only proves, yet again, how detached you are from the reality of the situation as well as your enormous gullibility to what these banks report.
Amazingly these guys do not seem to understand the process. In case anyone knows Mr. Kocherlakota it works like this:
Poor Uncle Ben is trying to revive the economy and stop it from going into a deflationary spiral with the only bullit he has left ...QE. The poor guy is sitting at the roulette table placing bets on almost all the numbers and 0 00 keeps coming out... so he reaches into his digital wallet and double downs and again 0 00. He can't believe it, spin after spin 0 00. But he understands probabilities and KNOWS that eventually the ball will land on one of his numbers.....and then he can go to all his critics and say SEE! I told you it would work....I just got paid 35 to 1 after only 15 spins. My plan is working!
Deflationary spiral?
Deflation is the eminent threat to the US economy. Retail sales are off some 25% from the highs of 2007, Commercial lease rates are down approximately 30% from 2007, contrary to your belief, landlords are working with their tenants and LOWERING their rents because it's either that or outright default. Technology spending is contracting. Read the Cisco transcript (1 billion miss on the top line) and you'll learn that governments are cutting back. Take a good look around and you'll see even more deflation. An economy can not have long term inflation without increases in wages and increases in Money supply, which are both currently contracting. The inflation in food and oil is from a weaker currency due to the fact that the fed is pumping 100 billion a month into the system. Price Commodities in EUR o YEN and you will not see the type of inflation as you do in USD. One other thing that's deflating....your purchasing power.
We have here a situation where a very small group of unelected people who are only concerned about banks, deciding who wins (e.g, the wealthy who get free money to invest overseas) and who loses (e.g. the American household that watches helplessly as its savings are devalued). When will our representatives finally step in and do something about this??!
Never richrf, unless the people can raise something like 4b to pay for their own lobbists. That is the approximate number the industries of the US have spent on lobbist to get what they want so they can put the screws to the working class. The prostitutes....i mean politicans will never look out for the people that put them in power
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P.S. Triple -- The Story Behind The Legend
A Beginner's Guide to all that is P.S. Triple
By P.S. Triple Jun 09, 2009 7:30AM PSTTags: iPhone
Welcome to the world of P.S. Triple, where your favorite game consoles come to life as cute pop idols! The hit comic series from Japan has gone global right here on 1UP.com. This series features 100 comics in all (80 original monochrome and 20 special color comics only available in our iPhone/iPod Touch apps) -- all lovingly translated and chock full of obscure gaming references. Try to catch 'em all!
To maximize your reading pleasure, be sure to read the speech bubbles from right to left, since that's how they roll in Japan.
In the year of 200X, a super idol named Triple made her debut. It was her destiny to take the world by storm and continue her family's legacy. But it wasn't meant to be, and now she's struggling to make a name for herself while her agency tries to stay afloat...
A third-generation pop idol, she's a lovable loser who's having a hard time following in the footsteps of her more successful predecessors. Nobody can deny her talent, but for some reason, she just doesn't sell all that well..
A strange little idol from America, who's cute on the outside, but has a penchant for things like chainsaws and assault rifles. She doesn't have many big hits (in Japan), but her fans there are as rabid as they come.
The hottest idol from one of the top agencies in the world. Her sidekick "Lynk" reacts to the movement of her wand, which leads to some awkward situations.
Dee S.
Whee!'s sister and another super-popular idol. She has a thing for touching and being touched, especially with pens.
An idol that's had her share of misses, but is now the only one keeping her agency afloat. She's engaged in a bitter rivalry with Dee S., although most of the bitterness comes from Pea's side...
A producer with a really loud voice and a whole lot of crazy ideas, most of which lead to failure. She used to manage idols herself back in the day, but now focuses on individual songs (a lot of which are a bit out-of-tune).
Triple's sister, who was a mega-star with a long run at the top of the charts. However, she's in the twilight of her career now and sometimes has to take on some strange gigs to make ends meet.
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This comic takes game consoles and transforms them into pop stars -- they sing and act in productions that are based on real-life video games. All of the names are changed to protect the innocent (or not-so-innocent), but you're sure to recognize your favorite (and not-so-favorite) consoles.
This comic is from Japan, and as such, each console's personality comes from a Japanese perspective. However, most of the humor translates pretty well, as game consoles all have a unique personality that transcends borders.
All attempts were made to keep the humor as close to the Japanese original as possible. However, certain strips contained things that just wouldn't translate well (like kanji puns), and in those cases, liberties were taken. Sound effects were generally left in the original Japanese, as they look cool, and there was no need to replace them with things like THRAK! and VROOOM!
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$15 Million Suit Charges Russian Tea Room Chef "Pinched Nipples," Etc.
Everyone who's ever worked in one knows that restauranteurs are assholes, and the recent revelation that the owner of Paradou is one didn't shock us. Neither are we shocked to learn the chef at the Russian Tea Room is apparently crazy. (It's all that heat and responsibility -- they're like submarine commanders, or drummers.)
The Daily News reports a $15 million lawsuit has been brought by underlings against chef Petrous Maldovin (or Petrous Moldovan, as some have it) for various hilarious offenses...
Moldovan would allegedly shout things like "I am going to fuck your sister" at them, hit them in the head with pots, and "grab their penises, pinch their nipples, smack their heads," etc. In addition to plain abuse, the suit charges a sexual component. "It's a case where heterosexual men are being sexually harassed by their male superior," says the plaintiffs' lawyer. (That brings us back to the chef who kept asking us to "go to the trucks" with him. We were young then and, we're told, fetching.)
In 2008 Moldovan told Behind the Burner that he sought to instill in his staff "respect, teamwork and trust." He is part of a set of twins, and his brother also works at the Tea Room, so maybe they'll try some sort of legal shenanigans to throw the judge. You know those chefs -- they're crazy. There was this one who used to threaten to cut our balls off and "cook them in an omelette"...
(The LA Times recently wrote that the Tea Room has been trying to appeal to children more with their menu, which makes us think of kids in the banquettes asking their mommies what all that screaming in the background is about.) Image via NYT.
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The present invention relates to an emergency indicator device, and more particularly to an automatic emergency indicator that provides location information derived from the global positioning system.
The advent and continued growth of regional cellular networks has made it much easier to summon help from remote locations on cellular phones. However, it is not always possible to dial a cellular phone for help, be it the local 911 network, police, fire and rescue department, or ambulance service, in the event of an emergency. Moreover, some emergencies, such as assaults or severe injuries, may prevent a victim from providing accurate information relating to the nature of the emergency or the victim's location. For example, a victim may be prevented from speaking because he or she is being restrained by an assailant or because he or she has subsequently lost consciousness as a result of his or her injuries. Indeed, the victim may not even have had a chance to access his or her cellular phone.
While it is possible within a cellular network to determine a location based on the particular cell from which the incoming call is received or by triangulating through several cells, this does not provide reliable position information. The position information that can be obtained in this manner is limited to the cell from which the call originated. Since a cell may encompass a large geographic area, the exact location of a victim may not be readily discernible based only on the cell information. Moreover, locating a victim based on cells presupposes that the victim has had the time and ability to dial the telephone number and press the send button in the first place.
The global positioning system is a network of twenty four satellites which orbit the earth and act as reference points which transmit accurate position information and time signals to a receiver which are the direct measurements of the range to the respective satellites in three dimensions. The signals are processed to resolve the location of the receiver. Cellular telephones have been combined with G.P.S. receivers to provide position information over a cellular connection. Thus, it is possible to determine the location of the cellular user even without the user providing any information other than dialing and sending. However, this again presupposes the user has had the time and the ability to dial the correct number in the first place and then initiate the call by pressing send.
Indeed, where the emergency is an assault, the assailant would likely be privy to the victim's attempt to seek help by activation of the cellular phone just prior to the attack and could simply disable, destroy or discard the cellular telephone. Even if the assailant was not initially privy to the summons for help, the assailant may be alerted to such an attempt by hearing the voice on the other end when responding to the caller.
The invention results from the realization that a truly effective emergency and position indicator may be achieved with a G.P.S. receiver, a geographical information system database and a processor which, when the device is triggered, converts the G.P.S. signal, in cooperation with the G.I.S., into a realtime local geographic position. The local geographic position can be transmitted directly to a predetermined receiver, or voice synthesized into auditorily intelligible position information which is then transmitted.
The invention features an automatic emergency and position indicator having a trigger, a G.P.S. receiver, for receiving a plurality of G.P.S. satellite signals and a processor, responsive to the G.P.S. receiver, for providing G.P.S. coordinates from the received G.P.S. satellite signals. A geographic information system database is coupled to the processor wherein the processor, in response to the G.P.S. coordinates and the database, generates a realtime local geographic position. A transmitter, responsive to the trigger, transmits to a predetermined receiving station the local geographic position.
There may be voice synthesis means coupled to the processor and responsive to the local realtime geographic position, for generating a voice synthesized realtime local geographic position to be transmitted. The transmitter may include a telephony transmitter. There may be data input means. The data input means may include a user interface. The user interface may include a keypad. The user interface may include a microphone. There may be a receiver for receiving communications from the receiving station. The data input means may include an I/O interface. There may be display means. There may be an emergency indicator. The emergency indicator may include a predetermined voice message. The predetermined voice message may include a preprogrammed, voice synthesized message or a prerecorded voice message. There may be an interrupt for deactivating the power source. The trigger may include a dead man switch or a contact switch.
The invention also features an automatic emergency and position indicator system. There is a field unit including a trigger. A global positioning system receiver within the field unit, receives a plurality of global positioning system satellite signals. The field unit includes a processor, responsive to the global positioning system receiver, which provides global positioning system coordinates from the received global positioning system satellite signals. There is a transmitter, responsive to the trigger, for transmitting from the field unit to a predetermined receiving station the global positioning system coordinates. There is at least one receiving unit remote from the field unit. The receiving unit includes a computer and a geographic information system database coupled to the computer. The computer, in response to the transmitted global positioning system coordinates and the database, generates a local geographic position.
The receiving unit may include voice synthesis means, coupled to the computer and responsive to the local geographic position which generates a voice synthesized local geographic position.
The invention also features an automatic emergency and position indicator system having a trigger, a global positioning system receiver, responsive to the power source, for receiving a plurality of global positioning system satellite signals, a processor, responsive to the global positioning system receiver, for providing global positioning system coordinates from the received global positioning system satellite signals; and a transmitter, responsive to the trigger, for transmitting to a predetermined receiving station the global positioning system coordinates. There is a geographic information system database, remote from the transmitter and coupled to a computer wherein the computer, in response to the global positioning system coordinates and the database, generates a local geographic position. There may be voice synthesis means, remote from the transmitter, coupled to the computer and responsive to the local geographic position for generating a voice synthesized local geographic position.
Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to provide an emergency and position indicator device which automatically transmits emergency and location information to a preselected receiving station without requiring the user to communicate directly with an individual at the receiving station.
It is another object of the present invention to provide such an emergency and position indicator which provides the information which is auditorily intelligible to an individual at the receiving station.
It is another object of the present invention to provide such an emergency and position indicator which provides location information to the receiving individual based on local geographic information.
It is another object of the present invention to provide such an emergency and position indicator which does not require special equipment at the receiving end to interpret the location information.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide such an emergency and position indicator which provides updated location information if the user moves from the point where the contact was initiated.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide such an emergency and position indicator which can be covertly activated.
It is yet another object of the present invention to provide such an emergency and position indicator which is small and compact.
Having stated some of the objects of the invention hereinabove, other objects will become evident as the description proceeds when taken in connection with the accompanying drawings as best described hereinbelow.
FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram of the emergency and position indicator according to the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic block diagram, similar to FIG. 1, in which the geographical information database and voice synthesis are remote from the emergency and position indicator;
FIG. 3 is a flow chart of the operation of the emergency and position indicator of FIG. 1;
FIG. 4 is a three dimensional representation of the emergency and position indicator of the present invention in which the trigger includes a contact switch and including a microphone;
FIG. 5 is a view, similar to FIG. 4, in which the trigger includes a deadman switch;
FIG. 6 is a view, similar to FIG. 5, in which the indicator includes a keypad, display and I/O interface; and
FIG. 7 is a schematic block diagram of the emergency and position indicator according to this invention in the form of a pendant.
Referring now to FIGS. 1-6 of the drawings, emergency and position indicator 10 is provided in a field unit that generally includes a power source 12, such as a battery, and a trigger 14. Global positioning system (G.P.S.) receiver 16 receives G.P.S. signals from G.P.S. satellites (not shown). G.P.S. receiver 16 may be, for example, a 4000Si receiver available from Trimble Navigation Limited, located in Sunnyvale, Calif. G.P.S. receiver 16 may be activated by trigger 14 to receive signals or may remain powered in an active idle mode, continuously receiving signals.
Central processing unit or microprocessor 18, which may include for example a 68HC11 processor available from Motorola, Inc., converts the signals received by G.P.S. receiver 16 into position coordinates. Geographic Information System (G.I.S.) database 20, such as CARIS™ software available from Universal Systems Limited, located at Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, includes local geographic information for a particular geographic area. Thus, once processor 18 has converted the received signals to G.P.S. coordinates, processor 18 converts the G.P.S. coordinates to a local geographic position using G.I.S. database 20.
Once processor 18 converts the G.P.S. coordinates to the local geographic position, processor 18 may convert the local geographic position, using voice synthesis 22, to a voice synthesized local geographic position which is an auditorily intelligible representation of the current, local geographic position of device 10. While it will be understood to those skilled in the art that the auditory intelligibility will not be realized until the actual transmitted signal is received, for simplicity in terms of this discussion, once the local geographic position has been processed using voice synthesis 22, it will be referred to as a voice synthesized local position.
Emergency indicator 24 which may be, for example, a preprogrammed voice synthesized message or signal stored in a memory device, may also be provided. Alternatively, emergency indicator 24 may be a stored, prerecorded message the user inputs into device 10, for example the user's name incorporated into a preprogrammed message, or the entire message may be digitally recorded by the user.
In either case, once processor 18 has voice synthesized the local position, transmitter 26, in response to trigger 14, transmits the voice synthesized local position and emergency indicator 24 to a predetermined receiving station. However, this is not a limitation, as transmitter 26 may transmit only the local geographic position without being voice synthesized. Transmitter 26 may, for example, be a telephony transmitter such as found in a typical cellular telephone, for example a Model No. 252 available from Nokia. Transmitter 26 is programmed to automatically dial a predetermined telephone number and send the local geographic position. Transmitter 26 may come preprogrammed to dial 911 or transmitter 26 may be programmed by the user. Examples of predetermined telephone numbers that may be automatically dialed include 911, local police departments (since 911 is not found everywhere), state police departments, local fire and rescue departments as well as local park ranger services. It should be pointed out that transmitter 26 may also include an RF transmitter which transmits the voice synthesized location on a preselected frequency. While the emergency and position indicator device according to the present invention has been shown as a combination of modular components, this is not a necessary limitation of the invention as each component may be integrated into a single integrated circuit using techniques well known in the art.
Accordingly, the present invention permits a user to summon assistance and provide accurate position information to an individual at a receiving station in an auditorily intelligible manner without actually requiring the user to interact with or speak with the recipient at all. Moreover, with the present invention, the receiving station does not require any special equipment to calculate the G.P.S. coordinates or translate the coordinates to local position information. All that is required is a telephone.
The present invention may also embody an emergency and position indicator system 10′ as shown in FIG. 2 which, in order to minimize size, includes power source 12, trigger 14, G.P.S. receiver 16, processor 18, and transmitter 26. Emergency indicator 24 may also be included. G.I.S. database 20 and voice synthesis 22 are located remote from device 10′ in a receiving unit 27 which includes a computer 18′, for translating the coordinates to a local position and then converting the local geographic position to a voice message. This permits device 10′ to be provided in a much smaller field unit while still providing a user with the ability to convey accurate auditorily intelligible local geographic position information even if the user is unable to speak.
Receiving unit 27, including computer 18′, voice synthesis means 22 and G.I.S. database 20 may, for example, be located at the designated receiving station such as the local 911 operator. However, this is not a necessary limitation of the invention as computer 18′, voice synthesis means 22 and G.I.S. database 20 need not be co-located and can even be distributed among a plurality of receiving stations. For example, local geographic conversion may occur in a first receiving station which relays the converted location to a second station which provides voice synthesis. Moreover, voice synthesis may not be required. The G.I.S. local geographic position may instead be integrated into a grid map which appears on a CRT screen monitored by an operator.
When device 10′ is triggered, the G.P.S. coordinates are calculated as described above with reference to FIG. 1. The G.P.S. coordinates are then transmitted to a predetermined receiving station, for example the 911 operator. When the operator receives the call the signal is processed by computer 18′ which, using G.I.S. database 20, provides a local geographic position. Computer 18′ in response to the local geographic position, generates a voice synthesized local geographic position, using voice synthesis means 22, which is auditorily intelligible to the 911 operator and conveys to the operator, the user's precise location in terms which readily allow authorities to come to the aid of the user. The location may be in terms of landmarks which are readily recognizable and understandable to emergency response personnel, such as road intersections, names of bridges, buildings, parks, and the like, or distances and directions from readily identifiable landmarks.
However, this is not a necessary limitation of the invention as receiving unit 27 may include a server such as a centralized monitoring station which, in response to an emergency signal, notifies the appropriate emergency authorities. Receiving unit 27 may be, for example, a home PC with modem and and software for automatically contacting a local 911. Similarly, receiving unit 27 may include a powerful mainframe with detailed G.I.S. database 20 and around the clock operators or self executing software for automatically contacting the appropriate 911 operator or emergency personnel.
For example, when field unit 10′ is activated, the server validates its authorization through a security mechanism, such as an alphanumeric or digital access key, thereby gaining access to status and position information from field unit 10. The server processes the data provided by field unit 10′ and establishes a telephony connection with the most appropriate emergency response center(s), typically a 911 service local to the position of the field unit. Contact is maintained between field unit 10′ and receiving unit 27 until the emergency is over. The server may then telephonically return field unit 10′ to idle. In this manner, field unit 10′ cannot be deactivated unintentionally by the user or deliberately by an assailant.
Referring now to FIG. 3, as the power source 12 is activated, through triggering or to idle mode, (Block 28), the emergency and position indicator device begins to receive signals from multiple G.P.S. satellites through G.P.S. receiver 16. As the signals are received, the G.P.S. signals are resolved into a G.P.S. coordinate position (Block 32). This position information can also be logged and stored in a memory storage device for later reference. This position is typically in terms of Universal Trans Mercator (UTM) coordinates, Ordnance Survey of Great Britain (OSGB) system coordinates, Military Grid System (MGS) coordinates or Latitude and Longitude Seconds which by themselves have little meaning. The particular format in which the G.P.S. coordinates are provided is not critical, however, since once the G.P.S. coordinates are resolved, they are translated into local geographic position information using geographical information database 20 (Block 34). For example, the G.P.S. position may be PV 83922 82686; 95m. However, using G.I.S. database 20, the local geographic position would be converted to 3100 Tower Boulevard, Durham, N.C. This may be accomplished, for example, using software which correlates any one or all of the above coordinate systems to a local position based on the G.I.S. database.
After the local geographic position has been determined, the position can be voice synthesized by voice synthesis means 22 (Block 36) using text-to-speech voice synthesis software, for example Bell Labs TTS System available from Lucent Technologies. The synthesized voice position and emergency indicator message are then transmitted by transmitter 26 (Block 38) to a predetermined receiving station. For example, where transmitter 26 (see FIG. 1) is a telephony transmitter, the voice synthesized position and emergency indicator message are sent to a predetermined telephone number such as 911. Alternatively, where transmitter 26 is a radio transmitter, the synthesized voice position and emergency indicator message are transmitted to a predetermined frequency such as an established emergency band monitored, for example, by the United States Coast Guard.
Once the power source is activated, the device preferably remains on until deactivated (Block 40). Deactivation may occur due to a drained battery, by intentionally interrupting the power source, or from a remote signal received from a server location as discussed with reference to FIG. 2. Thus, because the device remains on G.P.S. signals are continuously received and the local position may be updated (Block 42) after a predetermined period of time, for example every half second, full second, ten seconds, etc., or if a change in position is detected to provide a realtime local position. The updated position is again converted, voice synthesized and transmitted (Blocks 34, 36 and 38, respectively) over the existing connection. This may continue until the device is deactivated (Block 40). Thus, if the user is being pursued by an assailant, for example, the user's changing position is automatically updated so that a recipient of the call, such as a police dispatcher, may redirect police en route to the victim's current location.
Emergency position and indicator device 10, FIG. 4, may be similar in size to a typical pager. Trigger 14 may be, for example, a contact switch which, when depressed in the direction indicated by the arrow, engages transmitter 26 to transmit the local geographic position data. (see FIG. 1). In order to prevent inadvertent activation of device 10, trigger 14 may be recessed within well 46 so that only deliberate actuation of trigger 14 will activate device 10. Moreover, to prevent inadvertent deactivation, interrupt 47, which may also be a contact switch that interrupts power source 12, may be recessed within well 48.
Microphone 49 may also be provided. Microphone 49 serves as a user interface to input data such as the user's name which may be digitally recorded and incorporated into the preprogrammed emergency indicator message discussed above. Microphone 49 may also be used to record the emergency message 24 in the user's own voice, such as, for example, "MY NAME IS JANE Q. PUBLIC AND THIS IS AN EMERGENCY. PLEASE SEND HELP. MY LOCATION IS . . . ".
Microphone 49 may also serve to convey to the receiving station the circumstances of the emergency. The user may be the victim of an assault and unable to convey the information themselves. Microphone 49 will pick up any noise within its range such as the attacker's voice, which may indirectly convey the nature of the emergency and even the number of attackers and thus the urgency in which assistance is required. Moreover, because 911 telephone calls are recorded, any voice recording of the attacker or attackers may be used to identify, apprehend and even convict the attacker(s). The user may also speak, if able, into microphone 49 directly to convey the circumstances of the emergency. In any case, microphone 49 allows the receiving station to better assess the nature of the emergency and advise the respondents, such as police, accordingly. This one-way communication also conceals the efforts of the victim to summon assistance since there is no receiver to broadcast inquiries from the receiving station to the victim which might otherwise alert an attacker who could then deactivate, disable, or discard device 10.
An alternative embodiment emergency and position indicator device generally indicated as 10″, FIG. 5, may include trigger 14′ in the form of a "deadman" switch. Device 10″ may be secured to the user while key 50 is secured to other than the user by fastener 52 and lanyard 54. However, this is for illustrative purposes and is in no way a limitation as key 50 may be secured to the user while device 10″ is secured to other than the user. In any case, when key 50 is removed from device 10″, trigger 14′ is actuated so as to activate device 10″.
As an illustration, the user may be riding a horse, bicycle, dirt bike, water craft, or the like, typically ridden in remote areas. Emergency and position indicator 10″ is secured to the user while key 50 is secured to the horse or vehicle via lanyard 54 and fastener 52. If the user is thrown from the horse or vehicle, lanyard 54 causes key 50 to be extracted, or disengaged, from trigger 14′ causing trigger 14′ to be drawn in the direction indicated by the arrow. If after a predetermined period of time key 50 is not reinserted into trigger 14′, device 10″ is activated to summon help by calling home, 911, etc.
Another embodiment of the emergency and position indicator is shown in FIG. 6 and generally designated 10′″. Device 10′″ may also include display 56 to indicate the number called as well as the calling status, e.g. sending, connected, and the like. Keypad 58 is provided as yet another user interface to allow the user to program device 10′″ to call a specific number, e.g. 911, local police, state police, or local fire and rescue. Device 10′″may also be programmed to sequentially call a series of numbers until an answer is received. Thus, if 911 does not answer, or a busy signal is detected, then the local police may be called, then the state police and so on. Device 10′″ may be deactivated by entering a key code, using keypad 58, to interrupt the power source.
Because device 10′″ typically relies on conventional telephony to communicate emergency and position information, device 10′″ may also include receiver 60 in order to provide two-way communication in the same manner as a conventional cellular telephone. However, this is not a necessary requirement of the invention as no receiver is required in order for device 10′″ to provide accurate emergency and position information.
In order to provide device 10′″ with a small and compact size, the components must be reduced in size as much as possible. Thus, the memory required to store G.I.S. information may be minimized by reducing the size of the G.I.S. database to only a prescribed geographic area. Accordingly, specific G.I.S. information may be downloaded for a particular area from magnetic or optical disk devices, for example, CD ROM 62 through data I/O interface 64. Thus, if the user will be traveling to a different geographic area, the G.I.S. for that area may be downloaded. Moreover, when traveling to a foreign country, not only the G.I.S. for that area may be downloaded, but the voice synthesis for the regional language may also be downloaded to provide emergency and position information in the appropriate language to ensure the local authorities understand the nature of the emergency and respond accordingly.
The emergency and position indicator according to the present invention may also be embodied, for example, in a pendant 10″″, FIG. 7, which includes power source 12, G.P.S. receiver 16, microprocessor 18 and transmitter 26. Trigger 14 may be activated by lanyard 54 which is placed about the user's neck. When pendant 10″″ is to be activated, the user may vigorously yank the pendant, triggering transmitter 26 to send the position information. Pendant 10″″ may include an accelerometer or switch 66 for placing pendant 10″″ in a quiescent idle or an active idle. In the quiescent idle mode, all circuitry including G.P.S. receiver 16, microprocessor 18 and transmitter 26, are in a low-power mode, responsive only to direct triggering or trigger signals. In the active idle mode, pendant 10″″ is operational, continuously receiving G.P.S. data and awaiting triggering.
Activation and deactivation signals may also be generated based on the history of the detected acceleration. Thus, as the unit is being carried by a user, changes in acceleration can be detected such that pendant 10″″ is placed in active idle mode where trigger 14 activates transmitter 26 to send local geographic position information.
However, if the pendant 10″″ is in idle mode and no acceleration changes are detected for a predetermined time period, e.g., 10 minutes, pendant 10″″ may be placed in quiescent idle.
When pendant 10″″ is activated, G.P.S. receiver 16 may continuously receive and record position information. Thus, this information may be instantly available upon triggering so that information is immediately transmitted.
Alternatively, switch 66 may be used to manually select quiescent or active idle and the user manually triggers and deactivates pendant 10″″. Further, the user may only be permitted to activate pendant 10″″, while deactivation is accomplished by the personnel who respond to the emergency call.
Thus, the emergency and position indicator according to the present invention provides the user with an effective method of providing emergency and position information in auditorily intelligible voice accurately without regard to the user's ability to convey any information at the time of activation. Moreover, the device according to the present invention may be implemented without the requirement of special or sophisticated equipment or maps at the receiving station and may even be modified to operate in specific geographic locations and in the appropriate language.
Although specific features of the present invention are shown in some drawings and not others, this is for convenience only as each feature may be combined with any or all of the other features in accordance with the invention. Thus, it will be understood that various details of the invention may be changed without departing from the scope of the invention. Furthermore, the foregoing description is for the purpose of illustration only, and not for the purpose of limitation—the invention being defined by the claims.
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Full financial disclosures and author roles may be found in the online version of this article.
Version of Record online: 13 OCT 2011
DOI: 10.1002/mds.23953
Copyright © 2011 Movement Disorder Society
Movement Disorders
Volume 27, Issue 1, pages 31–41, January 2012
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Venuto, C. S., McGarry, A., Ma, Q. and Kieburtz, K. (2012), Pharmacologic approaches to the treatment of Huntington's disease. Mov. Disord., 27: 31–41. doi: 10.1002/mds.23953
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Relevant conflicts of interest/financial disclosures: Authors Venuto, McGarry, and Kieburtz receive research support from a contract between the University of Rochester and NeuroSearch. Author Kieburtz also receives research support from Medivation, Inc.
Publication History
- Issue online: 13 JAN 2012
- Version of Record online: 13 OCT 2011
- Manuscript Accepted: 14 AUG 2011
- Manuscript Revised: 29 JUL 2011
- Manuscript Received: 23 MAY 2011
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