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American painter, teacher & trompe l'oeil artist
born 1972
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Anthony Waichulis - (b. 1972) hails from rural Pennsylvania and has established a national reputation for his
trompe l'oeil
paintings. The brilliant dimensionality he achieves is as effective and as brilliant as the two most well know American
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artists John Peto and
William Harnett
. But Waichulis goes well beyond in terms of the finiteness of his imagery. His paintings are compelling while conveying a sharp and wry sense of humor. Working with a focused discipline and a steady hand, he achieves perfection. Currency, cards, photographs, Ephemera and memorabilia make up the subject matter and the results are unbelievable.
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Waichulis began his academic artistic training under the tutelage of realist painter and instructor Michael Molar. It was in college where Anthony met Mr. Molnar, inducting Waichulis into a world of painting that he would dedicate his life to. His college years would provide significant strides in his Waichulis' artistic development resulting in much attention regionally and afar. His first one-man show sponsored by his alma mater would end up a near sell out within one hour of its opening. This was a foreshadowing of the reception his work would receive across the nation.
Continuing his education in Baltimore, Maryland, Waichulis attended the Schuler School of Fine Arts. He would meet some of the most respected artists in their field. The school was founded by nationally renown portrait artist Ann Schuler, who had served as assistant to Jaques Maroger, former Director of Restoration at the Louvre. A brilliant faculty offered a wide spectrum of expertise that would add new dimension to Waichulis' endeavors. Baltimore would also receive his work with resounding interest, allowing his Trompe L'oeil paintings to become highly prized by knowledgeable collectors from across the country and abroad. It was at this time Waichulis thought of returning to Northeast Pennsylvania to continue to pursue his work in the region in which it began.
The Waichulis Studio is now located in Pennsylvania, where Anthony had taken his first steps towards a promising future. His works have since been published in almost every major art publication worldwide including
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, as well as many others. Waichulis, now exclusively represented by the John Pence gallery in San Francisco, has staged many appearances in key exhibitions across the country including the Smithsonian Institute and the Arnot Art Musuem's
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. Dozens of successful shows across the United States have refined Waichulis'endeavors as his work has taken top awards in national and international competitions such as
's magazine's Annual Competition and the Art Renewal Center's International Salon Competition. Anthony has also since returned to teaching at the college where he began, alongside his former mentor Michael Molnar, with the hopes of bestowing the same influence and guidance granted him.
My painting efforts still remain as steadfast and focused today as they have when my journey began. I continue to teach and lecture privately, at academic institutions, and various art associations throughout Northeast Pennsylvania. My desire to learn and grow as an effective Representational Trompe L'oeil painter remains unfettered. I aspire to honor those I follow and strive to give benefit to those who may one day follow me
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A fearless fighter all the time, everywhere. On March 6, 2017, Lawrence A. Sutter, III, lost a private 22-month battle with cancer. His wife, Judge Paula C. Giulitto, and their four-legged children were by his side each step of the way.
Larry was born on October 24, 1963 in Barberton, Ohio to Lawrence A. and Cheryl Sue (nee Wilson), Sutter, II. He was a multi-sport athlete and 1982 graduate of Barberton High School. Larry was inducted into the Barberton City School Academic Hall of Fame in 2015.
Larry went on to play football at Glenville State College and graduated in 1986. He received his Juris Doctorate from the University of Akron Law School and began his legal career in 1989 at a large firm in Cleveland. Larry made partner before the age of 40.
In 2002, Larry, along with Matt O'Connell and others, formed his own law firm, Sutter O'Connell. His firm, which employs 40 people, is dedicated to serving clients the only way Larry knew fearless representation anywhere anytime. The firm's clientele expanded to include numerous Fortune 500 companies and major insurance carriers. More importantly and as a testament to Larry's powerful advocacy, many of the same clients that existed in 2002 exist today. Larry was admitted to practice in two states, eight federal district courts, and the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, where he served his clients tirelessly.
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Larry led his English Setter bird dogs to countless hunting competition championships on the American Field Trial Circuit, including a national runner-up ribbon for Larry's favorite sidekick, Blue. His dogs -- Blue, Rowdie, Jynx, Race, Colt, Hillis, Axle, Barley, Jason, and Larry the Dog -- were purebred competitors, just like Larry. Although Shilo was not a hunter, she was a blue-ribbon-winner in his heart.
Larry was an avid hunter, fisherman, Harley-rider, and gourmet chef. He loved watching the deer eat in the cornfield and sunsets over the lake, the peace of taking his pontoon boat out and catching--or not catching--a fish, annual fishing trips to Canada, and time on his farm in central Ohio.
While Larry may not have always used words to express how proud he was of his family, there should never be any doubt. Above all else, Larry enjoyed the beauty of bringing family together around a table to share a delicious meal, stories, and laughter. That is how he shared his love.
Larry was larger than life. He faced the challenges that life threw at him, head on. He never backed down, and never gave up. He lived life on his terms, because that is who he was and how we should always remember him.
Larry is predeceased by his parents, Lawrence A. and Cheryl Sue (nee Wilson) Sutter, II; his brother Matthew Sutter; and his beloved dogs Shilo, Axel, and Jynx.
He is survived by his strong and courageous wife, Judge Paula C. Giulitto; sister Michelle Adkins; brother and sister-in-law Scott and Jill Sutter; brother and sister-in-law Michael and Carol Giulitto; in-laws Joe and Jean Giulitto; great aunts Jannell (nee Sutter) and Ken Crosley, Flo Allen, and Judie Messman; great uncle Gene (Candy) Wilson; nieces and nephews Andrew, Aaron, Tony, Sean, and Jonathan Sutter, Amanda (Drew) Stein, and Jessica and Emily Giulitto.
Friends may call from 4-8 PM on Thursday, March 9, 2017 at the Wood-Kortright-Borkoski Funeral Home at 703 East Main Street in Ravenna, Ohio, where a funeral service will be held at 11 AM on Friday March 10th.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Barberton Community Foundation for a new turf field at the high school (memo turf fund) or the American Cancer Society.
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Redondo Beach Pier: Ban businesses from use of plastic bags, utensils and styrofoam on the pier.
Everyday numerous plastic bags, utensils, cups, lids and styrofoam from restaurants, food stands and shops end up in the ocean where it poses a danger to sealife. Banning businesses on the pier from utilizing these can greatly lessen the threats to sealife and keep the beach cleaner and healthier. Together we can encourage businesses to replace their plastics with more eco friendly materials.
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Please ban businesses on the pier from using plastic bags, utensils, and styrofoam cups and containers. Not only are these materials being improperly discarded on the beach, they are being blown from stands and trash cans into the water where sea life can ingest or become entangled in them. Many businesses are switching to environmentally friendly utensils made from vegetables and biodegradable materials. Please encourage businesses on the Redondo Pier to replace these outdated and hazardous plastic and styrofoam items with environmentally friendly, biodegradable cups, plates, bags, and utensils. Thank you for your time and consideration.
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The Headquarters for Scottish Gas is the first development within Foster + Partners' Granton masterplan for Edinburgh and sets the standard for buildings to follow within the scheme. This four-storey, 10,500 square metre building with spectacular views over the Firth of Forth houses a new call centre for the energy company. Situated at the corner of a city block established by the masterplan, the building gives clear definition to the line of the street and to the new public park which faces it.
The building's entrance fronts a new public square created at the junction of the masterplan's southern approach route and the park. A transport interchange located in this public square will serve a tramway proposed for the masterplan.
Internally the building is organised around a full-height atrium with open balconies and features exposed internal concrete coffers to the ceilings. Walkways bridging the atrium connect the floors and are staggered to maximise the sense of openness within the building and enhance communication.
Each facade of the building is fully glazed to form a glass box which is then sheathed by a veil of external silver aluminium louvres to provide shading. A displacement ventilation strategy maintains a comfortable working environment and ensures that the building is highly energy efficient.
Roof plant is kept to a minimum and is carefully screened within a compound situated to the rear of the atrium lantern. The site plan exploits a natural fall across the site to create a sunken area for car parking and basement plant to the rear of the building. Sensitive landscaping and generous planting along the perimeter of this area will screen the car park from view on all four sides.
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- Appointment: 2001
- Completion: 2003
- Area: 10 568m²
- Capacity: 1150
- Client: National Grid Property Ltd (former SecondSite Property) - Base build
- Structural Engineer: White Young Green
- Quantity Surveyor: DL&E, Mott Green Wall (ME Cost Consultant)
- M+E Engineer: Battle McCarthy
- Landscape Architect: Hyland Edgar Driver
- Lighting Engineer: Engle Associates
- Additional Consultants: Hyland Edgar Driver, Engle Associates
- Scottish Design Award – Commercial Interior,
- British Council for Offices Award – Winner: National and Scotland, Commercial Workplace category,
The building's glazed facade is surrounded with a natural silver-anodised 'brise-soleil', which forms a rectangular veil over the U-shaped building footprint. It has been designed to take into consideration the low angle sun that is common in Scotland during the winter months.
An optimised combination of horizontal oval tubular fixed external 'brise soleil' shading and high performance glazing achieves an ideal balance between natural light penetration and solar protection.
Internally, solar control/anti-glare blinds have been installed under tenant fit-out.
Beyond the entrance is an atrium whose high roof is covered with a lantern of white glass, through which diffused daylight fills the space.
40% of the floor area is within 7.5 meters of a window and natural light (at a daylight factor between 2% to 5%).
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Tour Munich in Chauffer-Driven Classic BMW Museum Car
It sounds too good to be true…but it isn't. As part of a new PR campaign for BMW faithful in the Munich area, you can book a tour of the historical city in one of the company's museum cars.
Sure, they're chauffeur-driven. But you've got the choice of various 1930s BMWs, including 326 and 335 convertibles — as well as a 1950s-era 502 "Baroque Angel."
You'll get your money's worth, too: the route is three hours long (!), starts at the BMW Museum, continues to a tour of BMW Welt, then the 3-Series factory, then a tour of the company's historic vehicle collection.
After a short break, the chauffeur drives you around town…then to BMW's flagship showroom for a champagne reception.
They're even so generous to include a certificate of participation, a gift box, a BMW museum ticket and guide. It's only €90 (~$120 U.S./CAD) per person. Compare that with a Ring Taxi ride, at €195 ($264 U.S./CAD) per lap. Ouch.
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Did Anyone Here Do Oriental Cookies?
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I was ask to decorate cookies for a chinese (oriental) party.
In the colors of red, white and black.
Did anyone here do this?
Any ideas to share?
What exactly is expected to be on the cookies?
Simple cookies done with Chinese characters would look elegant in those colors. You'd have to do a bit of research, but it shouldn't be too hard. If you didn't want to do the characters in icing, you could use food color pens on dried glace icing or royal.
did you do a search? i remember someone having some posted!!!!
i made some asian themed character cookies, here is the link. i just went online, found some characters, if i remember right, they were prosperity, love and happiness ( i hope that is what they really said LOL)
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I have a 6 year old Pit Bull/Lab who has yeast infections in his ears. I want to use the vinegar, but he will not let me touch them; he runs. Any ideas on how to get him to let me touch them?
He is a very timid dog since all this and I don't want to get bitten. I have tried the vet thing and wow the money I have spend for it to go away for a few months and come back again. They will not give meds without you coming in even when you have been there for years and they know the dog's history. I can't afford any more bills. I have 2 kids and a husband out of work.
By Michele from Nashville, TN
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You need to get a tube of Panalog (sp). It's for ear infections and is soothing whereas the vinegar stings and inflamed ear.
When we have to put drops in our labs ears, it takes two of us. My husband holds the dog (he kind of hugs it real close), and I put the drops in. I've also started putting a couple of tablespoons of yogurt in the dogs food everyday, and this seems to have stopped the ear infections. You have to use the real yogurt with live cultures, that comes in the larger tub, not the kind mixed with fruit, etc.
If might be wise to invest in a muzzle so that you can safely handle your dog and to teach it that the ear thing isn't so bad. Besides feeding plain yogurt try using Vagisil cream for female yeast infections, you can buy it over the counter at all drug/grocery stores. Put small amount (pea size) in the ear and massage the ear to move the cream down into the canal. Make sure that you are always talking to your dog in a low firm voice and give him lots of praise and a few treats after wards. Make the treats something special that you only feed at ear time. I use bite size boiled cow heart.
Ditch the vinegar. It stings. No wonder he fights it. Ask pharmacist to call vet for Malaseb. Vet refuses? I would change vets. The only thing the vet wants is a perpetual money source. Bet he pushes vaccines like crazy. You can order some prescription vet meds online without vet involvement. I see other suggestions including archives. Suggest improved diet. Corn is infamous for causing problems. Wheat and soy not too good either. Grocery store food all contain corn usually as first ingredient. Inexpensive home cooked with some raw is best. Lots less than grocery store food. I cook up a simple pot of good stuff if you go into my past posts you will see some good info on lots of things. Write if you need. Hugs for caring about your furkid. Happy that you want to stop the pain.
I have my dog on all nautural plain yourt. It has kept her ears from infections now for over a year. I spoon 4 level tablespoons on her food every morning. The yeast is inmune related. The yourt builds up the inmune system.This does not work overnight. It takes time for it to take effect up to several months. It is a slow process. But it is a good start .
In the meantime buy some Zymox otic Hc1.0% drops. I get it at amazon. It costs around $10.00 and it works just in a couple of days. You have to clean all that gunk out of the ears. I now keep some on hand for flair ups. Once the yourt kicks in you can decrease the amount but the dog needs to stay on it. This is still cheaper than having to buy meds all the time.
I also switched dog foods to lamb and rice which also helped with the yeast infections.
Good luck! I hope it works for your dog. Nothing thing worked on my dog's ears. I payed lots of money on many meds for my dog for years untill I found this.
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I have a 14 1/2 yr old Cocker. Her ear flap is covered again in black crud and the ear canal red and moist. I do use drying ear creme and have cleaned the black from the flap before, but it is back. What is it and is there anything I can do besides visit the vet?
By El from Jacksonville
Mix 16 oz. isopropyl alcohol, 4 tablespoons boric acid powder, 16 drops Gentian Violet 1% solution [all can be purchased at pharmacy]. Mix all in the alcohol bottle and shake well. Use an empty ear cleaner bottle or eye dropper. Wipe out excess. Takes about a week to work. (10/13/2009)
By JoanDogs
This sounds like ear mites and it's not something to mess around with by trying home remedies or over the counter meds and especially since your poochie is older. Please take him to your vet (it's better safe than sorry) and please read this link as to why:
Also, once your baby's treatment is started it would be a good idea to wash his bedding and any of his favorite spots to sleep because the mites will still be in those places. (10/13/2009)
By Deeli
The dog is suffering. This is no time for amateur treatments. You must take the dog to the vet. After the infection clears up, clean the ears once a week. Beagles, cocker spaniels, etc. have long, hanging ears that need to be cleaned often. I use equal parts white vinegar and water (warmed a little). This is what my vet advised. Once the infection is gone, the vinegar should help keep the ears clear. Your vet might have a better maintenance idea. Good luck. (10/14/2009)
By Stngray
How can I get rid of fungal infections in dog's ears?
By rachaelanna from Maershfield
I went to a holistic vet who told me that if your dog is overweight or has chronic ear infections, it is allergic to corn. Is your dog's food corn based? Is it's treats or dog biscuits? I use natural apple cider vinegar that comes from a health food store to clean my dogs' ears out. It is antiseptic, anti fungal, and anti inflammatory. Use it diluted with water (about 1 tablespoon in a half-cup of water).
MOST IMPORTANT - DO NOT use regular vinegar from the grocery store. It is a pine tar derivative, not real vinegar. I use the brand Bragg's. Any health food store will carry real vinegar with the "mother" in it (that's the cloudy, live part of the vinegar). Good Luck. (08/13/2009)
I read on this site a while ago from a person who works in a dog kennel that they have used "Listerine" on their dogs for years. I don't want to discourage you from a vet which would probably be the best thing to do, but I was really strapped for money and I tried it, and it worked! My dog didn't have a bad infection but he had been trying to scratch his ears something fierce. I figured that if it wasn't a full blown earache it soon would be, so I soaked a cotton ball with Listerine and pressed it to his ears to let the liquid seep in gently and I did this for 3 days 3 times a day and it's been cleared up since. Hope this works for you. (08/14/2009)
By wondering
If it is truly fungal, you need a fungal cream. Anything for athlete's foot, vagisil (yeast, in woman product aisle) will work. Then feed your dog yogurt, oh about 1 tbs a day. Works wonders. Boy, and I wouldn't put Listerine or vinegar on anything sore. Ouch! Lots of luck. (08/14/2009)
By pjcustar
I heard that a few drops of strong tea in the ear 3x a day helps. I put athletes foot medicine in her ears several times a day and my dog's ear cleared up. But I should have kept it up for a longer time. I used it for a week and I guess some of the yeast stuff remained. So now I have to do it again. This time I am doing the tea and the athletes foot stuff. (08/15/2009)
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Looking for a treatment for dog ear infections.
Brenda from San Diego
I know all too well how expensive vets bills can be, but this baby needs to be seen first and foremost by a professional. You may want to check out CareCredit.com for a credit card that can only be used for certain needs such as dental, plastic surgery, and vets. And without interest for up to a year or more, it's a wonderful card to have. Hope this helps. Bless you and your babe. (07/17/2008)
By MissmyHannah
It is important to take the dog to a vet immediately. Do not try to cure this yourself because as other posts stated you don't know if it is yeast or mites. I am sure you can find a vet to work out a payment schedule. Lot of them work with an interest free credit card that you can sign up for right away. If this continues your dog will lose it's hearing and continue to be in pain. I have several dogs that I treat with the Zymox as a preventative. But that is given by a vet. Most likely your dog needs a shot to relieve this. Please take it to a vet. (07/17/2008)
By Cosy
"Don't" use aspirin, it can kill your dog. The vet told me the only safe painkiller for dogs and cats is codeine, dosage adjusted for their weight. Keep phoning all the vets in your area until you find one who will help you with either a reduced fee or a payment schedule. My vet has a list of "good Samaritan animal lovers" who all chip in to pay the bills for people who can't afford vet care. Call your local animal shelter and ask if they have these great people who can help your dog.
Editor's Note: Tylenol is the one that is highly poisonous to pets. I gave my dog baby aspirin for years for her arthritis (prescribed by the vet) and she lived to 18 years old. (07/17/2008)
By catastrofy
I would call Petsmart, I know they have vets there. See if they have any ideas for you or if they would be willing to put you on a payment plan or maybe even do it for a reduced rate. But the dog needs to be seen by a vet. I had a Cocker that had chronic ear infection (common in that type of dog) and after she had enough of them, all I would have to do it call and they would tell me to come pick up medicine and not charge for an office visit. Best to you and your doggie. (07/18/2008)
By Mythi
There are 2 methods for yeasty/damp ears that we have used:
Swimmers ear remedy found in drugstore
This recipe was provided to me many years ago by a Cocker spaniel breeder (Cockers are notorious for having ear problem with their long heavy ears)
Blue Power Ear Treatment (Passed on by Pat Etchells, a Cocker breeder, who recommends warming up the solution before putting it in the ear by placing it in a cup of very warm water for about a half hour or so.
Mix together in alcohol bottle and shake well. You will also need to shake solution every time you use it to disperse the Boric Acid Powder. To use, purchase the "Clairol" type plastic bottle to
dispense solution to affected ears.
TREATMENT: Evaluate condition of ears before treating and if very inflamed and sore do not attempt to pull hair or clean out ear at all. Wait until inflammation has subsided which will be about 2 days. Shake the bottle each time before using. Flood the ear with solution (gently squirt bottle), massage gently to the count of 60, wipe with a tissue. Flood again on first treatment, wipe with a tissue, and leave alone without massage. The dog will shake out the excess which
can be wiped with a tissue, the Gentian Violet does stain fabrics.
SCHEDULE OF TREATMENT: Treat 2x per day for the first week to two weeks depending upon severity of ears. Treat 1x per day for the next 1-2 weeks. Treat 1x per month (or even less frequently, depending on the dog). All of these ingredients should be available at a pharmacy. The Boric Acid Powder soothes the ear. The Gentian Violet Solution is an anti-infection agent. The solution appears to work well on any and all ear problems from mites, to wax, to canker. After the second or third time you can clean out the ear with a Q-tip or cotton balls. The success rate for this treatment is 95-99%. Those who do not succeed have usually not done the treatment long enough or have not been regular about it. Dogs on the verge of ear canal surgery have been returned to normal with only the regular follow-up treatment to keep the ear healthy.
If an infection seems to be remaining in the treated ear after the above course of treatment, you may also have some Pseudomonas bacteria in the site. This can be eradicated by using a gentle flush of raw apple cider vinegar and water (warm). Use 2 Tablespoons of vinegar to one cup of water, 2x per week. They have found the Blue Power Solution to be effective for treating fungus-type infections on the feet and elsewhere on the dog, for cuts on dogs or people, and
for hot spots. You may find other uses for this simple anti-infective agent. Remember it is for external use only and be careful not to get into the eyes.
By Kris
I understand that going to the vet is the safest thing to do. But honestly, there are dozens of natural alternatives, that work just as well. I am a vet tech, and have seen these things work, over and over again with people who can't afford vet care. Colloidal silver is hands down the best one. It is a natural antibiotic, that does not kill healthy bacteria. I have used this myself, for ear infections, colds, eye infections, and even for my infant with a yeast infection. It has worked better than expected every time. That stuff is a miracle. (12/02/2008)
By Lora
There's a great book at dogyeast.com which has all natural remedies, diets, tips, etc. on curing yeast infections. I got this book (actually 4 books) for $17, which is a lot less than I've ever paid at the vets. What's really good is I bought the book a year ago and my dog hasn't been to the vet for any ear problems since. I use the maintenance tip in the book which means the yeast has a real problem taking hold. Simple but it actually works. Hope this helps. (03/23/2009)
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This invention relates to visual display apparatus, particularly for ground-based flight simulators and particularly for providing a display covering a wide-angle field of view. The invention may be used in apparatus capable of providing either pseudo-collimated or stereoscopic viewing for a pilot.
The apparatus is of the head-coupled area-of-interest type, wherein an image is projected upon a screen and is appropriately changed both according to the simulated craft position and angular orientation and according to viewer's instantaneous line of view and is simultaneously moved on the screen to occupy the viewer's field of view.
Apparatus of this type is described in the prior art. Such apparatus provided an area-of-interest display for a viewer which was pseudo-collimated, that is, the same image was projected for left and right eyes, so as to appear at infinity.
The present invention is used in an improved form of such apparatus in which line scanning apparatus is cockpit-mounted, line image transmission is by fibre optic light guide ribbon and solely the frame scanning apparatus is mounted upon a helmet worn by the viewer.
Accordingly, the invention provides for apparatus providing viewer with a wide-angle, television-type raster scanned image projected upon a concave screen by deflecting a light spot of modulated intensity to form a scanning line and deflecting successive scanned lines to form the changing raster scanned image, fixed line scanning means, frame scanning means movable with the viewer and intermediate flexible light guide means comprising a fibre optic light guide having groups of fibres thereof fanned at the input and output ends of the light guide into concave arcuate shape, the fibre groups corresponding in number to individual image spot elements of a single instanteaneous scan line and being arranged in the same relative sequence at both input and output ends, rotatable mirror means positioned to reflect an incident modulated light beam over the arcuate configuration of fibres at the input end of the light guide, thereby to scan one line of the raster scanned image, angularly movable mirror means positioned at the output end of the light guide for frame scanning successive lines of the raster scanned image and projection lens means positioned between the output end of the light guide and the frame scanning mirror for focussing the output ends of the fibres onto the said screen.
In order that the invention may readily be carried into practice, one embodiment will now be described in detail, by way of example, with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic perspective view showing a pilot seated in relation to a part-spherical screen for pseudo-collimated viewing of a head-coupled area-of-interest visual display;
FIG. 2 is a diagrammatic view of laser source, laser beam modulator, line scanning, fibre optic light guide ribbon and frame scanning apparatus which uses the present invention in the line scanning, light guide and frame scanning apparatus;
FIG. 3 is a side view of the frame scanner of FIG. 2; and
FIG. 4 is a detail view showing an alternative line scanner to that of FIG. 2.
The apparatus of FIG. 1 will be described first in order to illustrate the form of apparatus in which the present invention may be employed.
FIG. 1 shows in diagrammatic form apparatus for generating and displaying a pseudo-collimated area-of-interest view. A pilot 10 wearing a helmet 12 is seated within a part-spherical shell having a retro-reflective interior surface partially represented in FIG. 1 by the concave retro-reflective screen 14. The pilot's line of vision, for right and left eyes and for distant viewing, intersects the screen at points 16 and 18, respectively. The field of view for each eye is centered on the respective one of these two points. The views displayed are identical for right eye and left eye but are displaced laterally by the distance between the points 16 and 18 so that the pilot 12 sees a pseudo-collimated view, that is to say, the displayed view appears to be at infinity and not at the distance of the screen 14. The combined left eye and right eye views will be referred to as the displayed scene.
The displayed scene depends, in this example, upon the simulated position of an aircraft during an exercise flight, the attitude of the aircraft, the pilot's seating position in the aircraft and the pilot's instantaneous line of view as determined by the instantaneous orientation of the pilot's head and helmet. The position of points 16 and 18 on the screen 14 and hence the position of the displayed views on the screen depends only on the pilot's head and helmet orientation.
The image required is generated by an image generator 20 of the computer-generated image type and which includes a frame buffer memory or store 20'. The pilot's head orientation is sensed by a head orientation sensor 22, which is fixedly mounted within the simulated aircraft cockpit in a mounting 24. The displayed view is projected onto the screen 14, centered in the appropriate locations as two raster-scanned images, the line scan apparatus being cockpit-mounted and the frame scan apparatus being mounted on the helmet 12. Line scan may be either across the screen 14 or up or down. In the present example, line scan is such that the projected scan line upon the screen and the line between the pilot's two eyes lie in the same plane. The frame scan is orthogonal thereto. Thus, when the pilot's head is erect, line scan is horizontal and frame scan vertical.
Referring still to FIG. 1, a laser source 30 provides an output laser beam 31 which is directed through a full colour modulator 38 to provide a modulated laser beam 31'. The modulated beam 31' is directed through beam-splitter and reflector elements 32, 33 to provide two beams 34 and 36 of equal intensity. The modulator 38 is controlled from the image generator 20 according to the view to be projected. Both modulated beams 34 and 36 pass to a double line scanner 42 fixedly mounted in the simulated aircraft cockpit. The two scanners, described in detail later herein, provide two respective scanned beams 44 and 46 which are respectively scanned over the input ends 48 and 50 of two fibre optic light guide ribbons 52 and 54.
The two fibre optic light guides provide a flexible linkage between the fixed line scanner 42 and the movable helmet 12. The emergent scanned light beams from the respective ends 56 and 58 of the light guides 52 and 54 are focussed by spherical lenses 62 and 64 onto the screen 14 and directed onto a plane mirror 60. The right eye beams are reflected by the mirror 60 along divergent paths to form a scan line, the center of which is shown at 66. Similarly, the left eye beams are reflected by the mirror 60 along divergent paths to form a scan line, the center of which is shown at 68. The center line of the respective right eye and left eye views is thereby formed on the screen 14, each line having its respective mid point at 16 and 18 and being viewed by the pilot 10 in the respective line of view 70 and 72.
The mirror 60 is long in relation to its width and is carried in bearings at its end which are mounted on the helmet 12. These bearings are provided by motors 74 and 76 at the two ends which move the mirror 60 to provide the required frame scan.
The mirror 60 may be a single plane mirror which is either oscillated or rotated by the motors 74, 76 on its axis parallel to the plane in which the line scan is projected or the mirror 60 may be a multi-faceted polygon mirror rod of, for example, octagonal cross-section which is continuously rotated by the motors 74, 76. In the present example, the mirror 60 is a single plane mirror and is rotationally oscillated for frame scan.
As the pilot's head moves, so does the displayed view move over the screen, so as to be in the pilot's new line of view and the view itself is changed according to the simulated real world view in the direction of the line of view.
To this end, the visual system receives data from the host flight computer on lines 80 and 81. Position data defining the simulated aircraft position throughout a simulated flight exercise is supplied to the image generator 20 on line 80. Attitude data, defining the simulated aircraft instantaneous attitude, is supplied on line 81 to a vector summing unit 82 together with head orientation data, defining the pilot's actual instantaneous line of view, on line 84. The summed output is supplied to the image generator 20 on line 86. A throughput delay error signal obtained by subtracting the head attitude input to the image generator one throughout delay period ago from the current head attitude position, is supplied to the throughput delay error control unit 100 on line 119.
The duplicated image, respectively for the right eye and left eye views, in accordance with the inputted data, and allowing for the known seating position of the pilot in the simulated aircraft type, are supplied to the resective modulators 38 and 40 on lines 88 and 90.
It will be appreciated that the change of the displayed image with simulated aircraft position is relatively slow. However, the change of the displayed image with head orientation is complete and relatively very rapid. The image generator is unable to compute an entirely new image immediately a new line of view is established due to the throughput delay of the image generator computer. To overcome this limitation the residual old displayed view is derotated to its former screen position until the computed new displayed view is available.
The required image derotation can be effected by controlling the relationship between the video signal and the line scan and frame scan positions. This control can be produced in a number of ways.
The line scanner is typically a continuously rotating polygon mirror which sweeps the input laser beam or beams through an arc to produce a line scan, as in the example of FIG. 2. Three alternatives are available:
(i) If the video signal is produced at a constant rate then the line scan drive may be phase modulated to maintain the correct line in space to produce an image with the correct spatial orientation. If the line projection system is capable of transmitting only the displayed field of view, then the image size will only be that part which is common to both the computed and projected images. If the fibre optic ribbon and the projection system is capable of projecting more than the required field of view in the line scan direction then the field of view obtained may be held constant.
(ii) The video signal may be produced at a constant rate and the line scanner rotated at a constant rate. The required angular shift may then be introduced with a supplementary mirror. Line scanning apparatus, alternative to that of FIG. 2 and including such a supplementary mirror is described later herein with reference to FIG. 4.
(iii) The polygon mirror may be run at a constant angular velocity and the video signal timing adjusted by altering the time at which the video signal is read out of the frame memory or store 20' of the image generator 20. This ensures that the video signal corresponding to a point in space is produced at the predetermined time that the scanner points the light beam at that part of the screen representing the required point in space.
Of these three methods described, method (i) involves the phase modulation of a mechanical system rotating at high speed and has the disadvantages associated with the inertia and response times of such a system. Method (ii) overcomes some of these problems by using a supplementary mirror. This mirror does not rotate at high speed but nevertheless has inertia inherent in any mechanical system and so it will have some response time. Method (iii) requires only the ability to read out a memory at controlled times. Since a memory is not a mechanical system, it has no inertia and can be read out in a discontinuous manner if required. Accordingly, method (iii) is the preferred method for line scan synchronisation in the present invention.
The frame scanner of FIG. 1 does not offer the same options as does the line scanner due to the difficulties of implementation. The alternative methods corresponding to those described for the line scanner are as follows:
(i) If the video signal is produced at a constant rate then the frame scan drive may be controlled to give the required pointing direction. In this case the frame scanner will be a position servomechanism driven by a sawtooth waveform in which the starting point of the ramp may vary in a controlled manner and the slope of the ramp may vary in a controlled manner in order to give a constant angular sweep in free space when the projector mount is being subjected to angular shifts.
(ii) The use of a supplementary mirror is impractical in the frame scanner of FIG. 1.
(iii) If the frame scanner is driven with a sawtooth of constant period, start point and slope, then the read out times from the frame memory or store 20' may be adjusted to produce the video signal when the scanner is at the required orientation in free space.
Of these three methods, method (i) requires adjustments to the period and rate of a mechanical system which, due to its construction, has a very low inertia. Hence, the settling time following such a disturbance may be acceptable. It can preserve the instantaneous field of view constant through the throughput delay period. Method (ii) is impractical due to the physical constraints of the projection lens and frame scanner assembly of FIG. 1. Method (iii) involves adjustment to a system without inertia or the requirements of continuity. However method (iii) reduces the virtual field of view during the throughput delay period.
Continuing with the description of the apparatus of FIG. 1, a synchronising pulse generator 106 supplies pulses on line 108 to the throughput delay error control unit 100.
Line scan control signals are supplied to the line scanners of unit 42 from unit 92 by way of line 94. Frame scan control signals are supplied to the frame scan motors 74, 76 from unit 96 by way of a flexible line 98. Video synchronisation timing pulses are fed to the frame buffer or memory 20' of the C.G.I. image generator 20, from the unit 100 on line 110. Control of the relative timings between the line scan control 92, the frame scan control 96 and the C.G.I. image generator frame buffer 20' is effected by the throughput delay error compensation circuit 100 by way of lines 102, 104 and 110, respectively.
It will be noted that the projection middle lines 66 and 68 do not coincide with the lines of view 70 and 72 for the reason that projection is effected from above the pilot's eyes. Projected onto any horizontal plane, the respective lines are coincident but, projected onto any vertical plane, the respective lines diverge away from the screen. The angle of divergence is small but is nevertheless great enough, compared with the apex angle of the half-brilliance cone of reflection of a retro-reflective screen material, to result in a viewed scene of much reduced brilliance. It is preferred therefore to use a screen of modified retroreflective material for which the axis of the half-brilliance cone of reflection is depressed downwardly by the angle between the projection lines 66, 68 and the line of view lines 70, 72.
One laser source and laser beam modulator and the line scanner, fibre optic light guide ribbon and frame scanner apparatus of the present invention will be described together with reference to FIG. 2 and FIG. 3.
FIG. 3 shows the laser beam source 30 which provides the output laser beam 31 directed through the full colour modulator 38. Both the laser beam source 30 and the modulator 38 are of known form. The full-colour modulated beam output is shown at 31' in this figure, in which intermediate beam-splitters are not shown. The line scanner is shown generally at 42.
The line scanner comprises a synchronously-driven polygonal section mirror drum 144 which rotates continuously in the direction shown by the arrow 145 to sweep the beam 31' over the scan path 44. One pass occurs for the movement of each mirror facet of the mirror drum 144 past the beam 31'.
A fibre optic light guide, formed into a flat ribbon 52 over most of its length, has individual groups of fibres formed into an arc at the input end 48 of the light guide. The width of the line scan 44 exactly covers the arc at 48, so that the modulated beam 31' is scanned along the arc at 48 for each line of the image.
At the output end 56 of the fibre optic light guide 52, the individual groups of fibres are similarly formed into an arc the fibre groups occurring in the same sequence at the two ends 48 and 56, so that the scanned image line at the input end 48 is exactly reproduced at the output end 56.
The emergent rays from the output end 56 of the light guide 52 are focussed by the spherical lens 62 onto the face of the frame scanning mirror 60. As shown in FIG. 1, the mirror 60 is mounted on the pilot's helmet 12 in bearings provided by reciprocating motors 74 and 76.
With the mirror 60 stationary, the emergent rays are reflected from the mirror 60, as shown instantaneously at 66, to form a single line of the image. As the mirror 60 is moved, successive lines of the image are projected to form the entire scanned image.
FIG. 3 shows, in side view, the output end 56 of the light guide 52, the spherical lens 62, the mirror 60 and the reflected beam 66 as described above with reference to FIG. 2.
A second line scanner, comprising a second mirror drum, produces a second line scan over the input end 50 of the second fibre optic light guide 54, as is shown in FIG. 1. The output end 58 of this second light guide 54 provides emergent rays which are focussed by a second spherical lens 64 onto the same reciprocating mirror 60. The two helmet mounted optical systems, with the common frame scan mirror 60, together provide the right eye image and left eye image of the pilot's displayed view. As already explained, the identical right eye and left eye images provide the pseudo collimated display for the pilot. The line scanner, fibre optic light guide ribbon and output lens are duplicated, with a common frame scanner, in order to provide, in the duplication of the fibre optic light guides, for possible fracture of one or more fibres associated with any specific spot in the raster lines.
For stereoscopic viewing, different left-eye and right-eye images comprising a stereoscopic pair of images would be transmitted by the two light guides.
FIG. 4 shows line scanning apparatus alternative to that of FIG. 2 and including a supplementary mirror 202. The mirror 202 is pivotable on an axis 203 which is parallel to the spin axis 204 of the polygon mirror line scanner 144.
To effect image derotation for head movement in the direction of line scan by the method (ii) described earlier, the mirror 202 is rotationally positioned about its axis 203 by a motor 205 in a controlled manner so that the swept arc 44 is positioned at the required part of the arc 48 at the input end of the fibre optic light guide 52. The motor 205 is controlled from the throughput delay error control unit 100 by a single on line 102.
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I was thinking if dying/highlighting my hair soon but before I do it, when you see a person with colored hair but their roots are showing (that's when the hair has grown out and you can see the original hair color at the top of the head) do you think its kind of gross or not attractive? Cause they colors are drastically different, I mean.
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I am looking for a couple of recipes...
One is - A sour cream white cake. A friend who was in business for herself, always baked a sour cream white cake for birthdays. This was a great cake!! It was very moist and you could really taste the sour cream.
All the recipes I have found ...just don't taste the same.
Second one is - I am looking for a creamy strawberry filling
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Did you try the WASC by kakeladi?
The *original* WASC cake recipe that I came up with is perfect to your request.
It is posted in the recipe section and in many forum posts. Since I myself have trouble finding it using the search function I'll post it again for you here.
The *original* WASC cake recipe by kakeladi
1 box white cake mix*
1 cup flour
1 cup granulated sugar
generous dash salt
3 whole eggs
1 cup sour cream
1 cup water*
1 Tablespoon almond extract*
In a bowl, mix together dry ingredients; using a whisk is helpful.
In bowl of KitchenAid mixer, place all 'wet' ingredients. Add about 1/2 the dry mix; stir on #1 for 30 seconds to moisten; add remaining ingred and again mix on #1 for 30 sec; beat on #4 for 2 minutes. Pour into prepared pans and bake as any other cake you make.
*NOTES: Any cake flavor can be used. I prefer Betty Crocker. Match the flavoring to the cake flavor....ie: lemon extract w/lemon cake etc.
A combination of vanilla, butter, and almond extracts is excellent for almost all flavors. Some people do not like almond/are allergic to nuts so they use all vanilla flavoring.
This make an amount of batter = to 1& 1/2 mixes - enough to fill a 9x13; a 12" round; 10" sq; two 8" rounds; and/or other pan sizes/combinations.
Here's a filling recipe from Wilton:
Thank you so much for your help! I will try the both the cake and filling recipes!
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New Zealand Vs England 1st SF T20WC Prediction – 30th March.New Zealand vs England will play the 1st Semi-Final of ICC World T20.superprediction.com.Match will start at 19:30 local | 14:00 GMT | 19:00 PAK | and 1st Semi-Final will be played in Feroz Shah
Kotla, Delhi.'New Zealand vs England' 1st Semi-Final Prediction.Both teams are playing with spirit and showing their best performance in this ICC World T20.New Zealand defended a small toal fo 145 against Australian,while England chased a record total of 230 against South Africa.These matches shows their honesty and sincerity with the game and with their nation.New Zealand are still unbeaten in this World T20.Both teams are in good touch and there will be a close encounter in the 1st Semi-Final at Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi.The 2nd Semi-Final of ICC World T20 will be played between West Indies v India on dated 31st March 2016.
'New Zealand vs England' 1st Semi-Final Prediction
'New Zealand vs England' 1st Semi-Final Prediction: 30 March 2016 Who will win
Match Details:
Event: ICC-World T20
Match: 1st Semi-Final Match, Super 10
Date: Mar 30, 2016
Time: 19:30 local | 14:00 GMT | 19:00 PAK |
Venue: Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi
New Zealand Squad / Players:
Kane Williamson Captain,Corey Anderson,Trent Boult,Grant Elliott,Martin Guptill,Mitchell McClenaghan,Nathan McCullum,Adam Milne,Colin Munro,Henry Nicholls,Luke Ronchi Wicketkeeper,Mitchell Santner,Ish Sodhi,Tim Southee,Ross Taylor
England Squad / Players:
Eoin Morgan Captain,Moeen Ali,Sam Billings,Jos Buttler Wicketkeeper,Liam Dawson,Alex Hales,Chris Jordan,Liam Plunkett,Adil Rashid,Joe Root,Jason Roy,Ben Stokes,Reece Topley,James Vince,David WilleyRiaz
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