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|Sep 1, 1998
|Filing date
|Aug 29, 1997
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|Aug 29, 1997
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|Gary F. Virshup, Christopher F. Artig, John E. Richardson
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|Varian Associates, Inc.
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|Patent Citations (5), Referenced by (18), Classifications (21), Legal Events (8)
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The present invention relates to X-ray generating apparatus, and in particular to X-ray tubes with an improved unitary vacuum housing design which allows for a radiation protection and direct heat transmission through a body of the unitary vacuum housing.
The X-ray generating apparatus generally comprises a vacuum enclosure with an anode assembly and a cathode assembly spaced therebetween. The cathode assembly comprises an electron emitting cathode which is disposed so as to direct a beam of electrons onto a focal spot of an anode target of the anode assembly. In operation, electrons emitting by the cathode are accelerated towards the anode target by a high voltage created between the cathode and the anode target. The accelerated electrons impinge on the focal spot area of the anode target with sufficient kinetic energy to generate a beam of X-rays which passes through a window in the vacuum enclosure.
However, only about one percent of the input energy is converted into X-radiation. The vast majority of the input energy is converted into thermal energy which is stored in the mass of the anode assembly. It is known in the art that by rotating the anode the heat generated during X-ray production can be spread over a larger anode target area. To improve the heat transfer by radiation the anode assembly is coated in a special way and is cooled by forced convection with, for example, a dielectric liquid as disclosed in the U.S. Pat. No. 4,928,296. The excessive thermal energy from the anode assembly is dissipated by thermal radiation to the surrounding enclosure.
In conventionally designed X-ray generating apparatus the vacuum enclosure is placed in a housing which serves as a container for cooling medium, typically cooling fluid or the forced air. In fluid cooled X-ray apparatus, the type disclosed for example in the U.S. Pat. No. 4,841,557, the rotating anode X-ray tube is immersed into the housing filled with an insulating fluid such as a transformer oil which is circulated by a pump for at least partially dissipating the heat from the vacuum enclosure.
The air cooled X-ray tube disclosed in the U.S. Pat. No. 5,056,126 comprises a housing with disposed therein an evacuated envelope having a cathode and an anode that are capable of being biased to a voltage in a range between about 1 kV and 200 kV, and a heat cage formed of a heat conducting material. The heat cage is provided within the interior of the vacuum enclosure surrounding an anode target. The heat cage absorbs heat from the anode and transports it to the end portion of the vacuum enclosure, and then to the exterior of the housing for dissipation by the air flow. The excessive radiation from the X-ray tube is blocked from exiting the housing by a lead liner which is provided between the evacuated envelop and the housing. The lead liner serves also as a massive heat sink for the X-ray tube.
Being advantageous in some respects the air cooled tube design has certain drawbacks. The presence of the heat cage inside the evacuated envelope elongates the heat path leading to a heat dissipation which results in excessive temperature built up over the exterior of the vacuum enclosure which may damage the lead liner.
Therefore it is an object of the present invention to provide a compact X-ray generating apparatus with reduced member of components resulting increased reliability and reduced manufacturing costs.
It is another object of the present invention to provide the X-ray generating apparatus having a multi-functional vacuum enclosure which serves as a radiation shield, as a heat reservoir for balancing the temperature within the vacuum enclosure in case of power loss and as a direct heat transfer element between an anode assembly and an air cooling system.
It is yet another object of the present invention to provide the air cooling X-ray generating apparatus comprising a multi-functional mounting block which serves as an installation element, as a heat reservoir and as an element of a cooling system.
In accordance with the present invention, there is provided an X-ray generating apparatus which comprises a unitary vacuum enclosure formed by a cylindrically shaped body having side, top and bottom walls with respective openings therein. The top and side walls are made of materials capable to provide a required radiation shielding which does not exceed the FDA requirement of radiation transmission equals to 100 mRad/hr at 1 meter from the X-ray generating apparatus with 150 kV at rated power. The unitary vacuum enclosure has an anode assembly with a rotating anode target and a cathode assembly spaced therebetween. The unitary vacuum enclosure has a thermal capacity that is substantially larger than a thermal capacity of the anode target. The cathode assembly has an electron source for emitting electrons that strikes the rotating anode target to generate X-rays which are released through an X-ray window coupled to the opening in the side wall of the unitary vacuum enclosure, the cathode assembly comprises further a mounting structure for holding said electron source, and a disk made of a high Z-material and attached to the mounting structure and facing the anode target for shielding the opening in the top wall of the unitary vacuum enclosure against the X-rays.
According to one aspect of the present invention, a mounting block is attached to the side wall of the unitary vacuum enclosure. The mounting block has a port which is coupled to the opening in the side wall, and a window adapter which is disposed within the mounting block for holding the X-ray window in a remote distance from the side wall opening. The window adapter has a cylindrical body with a bore therein for transmitting the X-rays therethrough, wherein an interior of the window adapter is an extended part of the unitary vacuum enclosure.
The X-ray generating apparatus is cooled by an air flow which is produced by a fan. A plurality of fins may be disposed over an outer periphery of the cylindrical side wall of the unitary vacuum enclosure for transferring heat directly from the walls of the vacuum enclosure to the fins. A protective cover is installed over the fan and fins.
The air cooling may be provided by utilizing a special configuration of the mounting block. According to yet another aspect of the present invention, the mounting block houses the unitary vacuum enclosure and has a body with a plurality of channels therein for cooling the unitary vacuum enclosure by air flow passing through these channels.
These and other objectives and advantages of the present invention will become clear from the detailed description given below in which preferred embodiments are described in relation to the drawings. The detailed descriptions presented to illustrate the present invention, but is not intended to limit it.
Embodiments of the present invention are shown by way of examples in the accompanying drawings, wherein:
FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of an X-ray generating apparatus embodying an integral housing of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a prospective view of the X-ray generating apparatus of the present invention showing a position of a mounting block with a window adapter at a side wall of a unitary vacuum enclosure.
FIG. 3a is a schematic illustration of placement of an X-ray window within the mounting block.
FIG. 3b is a schematic illustration of placement of the X-ray window on a window adaptor within the mounting block.
FIG. 4 is a prospective view of the X-ray generating apparatus showing the split mounting block housing the unitary vacuum enclosure.
An X-ray generating apparatus of the present invention is shown in FIG. 1 and comprises unitary vacuum enclosure 10 with disposed therein rotating anode assembly 12 and cathode assembly 14. Rotating anode assembly 12 comprises anode target 16 which is connected via a shaft to rotor 18 for rotation. Stator 20 is disposed outside unitary vacuum enclosure 10 proximate to rotor 18. Cathode assembly 14 comprises mounting structure 22 with electron source 24 mounted thereon. Cathode assembly 14 is placed within the vacuum enclosure through opening 15 in a top wall of unitary vacuum enclosure 10 and vacuum tight thereto by ceramic insulator 26. Cathode assembly 14 comprises also disk 28 which is attached to mounting structure 22 and having an aperture for protruding electron source 24 therethrough. The diameter of disk 28 is chosen so as to shield opening 15.
Mounting block 30 according to one embodiment is shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2. Mounting block 30 has a cylindrically shaped body with a port therein, and it is mechanically attached to unitary vacuum enclosure 10 so as the port is coupled to an X-ray opening in the side wall of the unitary vacuum enclosure. Mounting block 30 may be either brazed or bolted to the vacuum enclosure.
High voltage means (not shown) are proved for creating a potential between cathode assembly 14 and anode assembly 12 to cause an electron beam generated by electron source 24 to strike anode target 16 with sufficient energy to generate X-rays. The anode assembly is maintained at a positive voltage of about +75 kv while the cathode assembly is maintained at an equally negative voltage of about -75 KV. Window 32 permits transmission of X-rays. FIGS. 3a and 3b give a schematic illustration of different ways of installation of the X-ray windows. According to the embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 3b, X-ray window is attached to a window adapter. It has a cylindrical body with a bore for transmitting X-rays therethrough. The window adapter being sealed to the side wall forms an extended part of unitary vacuum enclosure 10.
The X-ray opening in the side wall of unitary vacuum enclosure 10 has a diameter which is substantially narrower than a diameter of the bore of the window adapter. Mounting block 30 may house the window adapter or X-ray window may be attached to the end of the port opposite to the X-ray opening as shown in FIG. 3a. The material of the window adapter must be thermally compatible with the material of vacuum enclosure 10 and material of window 32. The remote positioning of the window from the anode target allows to reduce the temperature of the window. It is especially important since in operation, the temperature within the vacuum enclosure is higher in the window area due to the contribution of "secondary" due to secondary electron bombardment from electrons back scattered from the focal spot on the anode target. Since the electrons are scattered at random angles only a small portion of them travel so as to heat the window in its new location. Tests performed with the remote position of the window demonstrated that during operation for the window of 0.55 inches in diameter its temperature has been increased by 15� C. during a 15 second, 24 kilowatts scan.
Mounting block 30 in addition to its traditional installation function is used for increasing the thermal capacity of the apparatus and along with fins 34 placed over the perimeter of unitary vacuum enclosure 10 for enhancing heat transfer from the anode assembly to the region outside the vacuum enclosure.
According to one embodiment of the present invention the split mounting block can house the vacuum enclosure therein as shown in FIG. 4. A plurality of channels are made in a body of the mounting block to let air flow therethrough. In this embodiment it is not necessary to use fins since such structure of the mounting block provides adequate thermal storage.
The X-ray generating apparatus of the present invention utilizes air cooling technique when heat from the vacuum enclosure dissipates by convection due to air flow provided by the fan. Depending on the application of the X-ray apparatus the air may be forced to flow axially as shown in FIG. 1 or across the tube as shown in FIG. 4.
The unitary vacuum enclosure of the present invention functions as a radiation shield. The choice of material for the enclosure and its thickness is defined by its ability to lower the radiation transmission to one fifth of the FDA requirement which equals 20 mRad/hr at 1 meter distance from the X-ray generating apparatus with 150 KV potential maintained between anode and cathode assemblies at rated power of the beam. The material also may be chosen depending on desired cost of manufacturing the unitary vacuum enclosure. For example, Copper is the least expensive material, however, the thickness of the top and side walls of the vacuum enclosure should be about 1.35 inches to achieve the required radiation protection, while using Molybdenum which is much more expensive material allows for reducing the thickness of the walls to about 0.58 inches.
Thermal capacity, another very important parameter should be considered in the choice of material for vacuum enclosure as well, since thermal capacity defines the ability of the unitary vacuum enclosure functions as a thermal reservoir in case of power loss when heat accumulated by the anode assembly would suddenly be transferred to the walls of the vacuum enclosure. The thermal capacity of the anode assembly (TMAS) is defined as follows: ##EQU1## where MiA is the mass of the elements of the anode assembly such as the anode target, the shaft with associated parts.
CρiA is specific heat of each element of the anode assembly.
The thermal capacity of the unitary vacuum enclosure is defined as follows: ##EQU2## where MiVE is the mass of the elements of the unitary vacuum enclosure such as side, top and bottom walls, mounting block with associated parts.
CρiVE is a specific heat of each element of the unitary vacuum enclosure.
In operation, an estimate of the energy stored by the anode assembly with target temperature TAs will be equal to TMAs �TAs, while the energy stored by the unitary vacuum enclosure will be equal to TMVE �TVE.
In the case of loss of power the anode assembly would start to cool and the vacuum enclosure correspondingly would start to heat up. This process will continue until the anode assembly and the unitary vacuum enclosure reach equilibrium at a temperature Teq which may be defined as follows:
TMAs �(TAs -Teq)=TMVE �(Teq -TVE) (3)
equation (3) may be written as follows: ##EQU3## For TAs =1100� C., TVE =100� C., and Teq =200� C., the ratio of TMAs /TMVE will be: ##EQU4## Accordingly, the thermal capacity of the unitary vacuum enclosure should at least exceed 9 times the thermal capacity of the anode assembly. The unitary vacuum enclosure made of, for example, Copper will have a thermal capacity which is thrice high than Molybdenum.
The present invention utilizing multi-functional unitary vacuum enclosures allows for manufacturing a compact X-ray generating apparatus with fewer components and resulting high reliability and lower costs. The walls of the unitary vacuum enclosure are used for direct transmission of heat therethrough, for radiation shielding and for heat accumulation due to power loss when the anode target is at full heat storage capacity.
The present invention has been described with reference to the preferred embodiments. Modifications and alterations will be obvious to others skilled in the art upon reading and understanding the preceding detailed description. It is intended that the invention be construed as including all such modifications and alterations if they come within the scope of the appended claims or the equivalents thereof.
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|X-ray tube and method of manufacture
|Sep 15, 2003
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|Apr 24, 2007
|Varian Medical Systems Technologies, Inc.
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|U.S. Classification
|378/136, 378/121
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Aug 29, 1997
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Posted 18 November 2012 - 01:23 PM
Just wondering how strict you are while pregnant with all the various eating guidelines that are out there?
I am newly pregnant (6.5weeks - second pregnancy, first pregnancy ended in MMC) and have been fairly careful within reason to date. When I saw my FS (who is also an OB) he was really relaxed and said you can get as strict as you want but he only warns "no alcohol, 1 cup of coffee per day, no raw seafood". He said it was ok to eat ham, cheese etc....(obviously within standard food safety guidelines).
Are you strict? Eat what you want? or somewhere in between?
Posted 18 November 2012 - 01:30 PM
I eat too much sweet stuff, but do well in avoiding coffee, alcohol, sushi, pre-made rice and prawns. I also eat McDonald's occasionally, but most of the time my diet consists largely of cereals, legumes, veggies. So I am probably somewhere in the middle!
Posted 18 November 2012 - 01:30 PM
I pretty much follow your OBs rules. No alcohol at all. Only 1 coffee a day (this I find the hardest to maintain!) and no raw fish or any sushi due to the risk with the rice.
I still eat ham, albeit infrequently, if I know it is fresh off the bone. I am more concerned with nitrates than freshness, but that applies to not being pregnant too.
I still eat salads, just not pre-prepared ones. I have friends who refuse to eat salad for the duration of their pregnancies, even when washed and made at home.
I am cautious with seafood and don't eat pre-cooked prawns. I eat fish regularly and where I would normally eat salmon a little underdone, when pregnant, I cook it thoroughly.
I do still from time to time indulge in a little fresh brie or blue cheese. I am not so concerned with cheese as it is made from pasteurised milk in Australia. I just don't eat feta from delis where I have no idea when they last changed the water it sits in.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 01:32 PM
I pretty much did what your OB said (except I drank a glass of red wine when I wanted to).
I wouldn't have eaten ham from anywhere, but my local deli is always super busy so I know their product doesn't sit around for long.
I just made sure what I ate was fresh, reheated well where applicable.
I definitely am not a member of the listeria hysteria club.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 01:33 PM
I'm somewhere in the middle, I still drink too much coffee ( but have ordered some Nescafé decaf pods this week). But I don't eat soft cheese or salami. Later on I may have a glass of wine. I don't really drink anyway so it's no big difference.
I don't go totally crazy like no lettuce etc.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 01:34 PM
Oh and I don't have runny yolk in my eggs
Posted 18 November 2012 - 01:42 PM
Was more strict the first time around - not so much this time.... also because I'm 50kg heavier this time so trying to not gain any weight, at least no more than the baby weighs. So far so good, I actually lost some weight in the first tri (yay). Chocolate gives me migraines when pregnant so that helps.
I am trying to limit my caffeine and low calorie soft drinks, things with lots of unpronouncables in them. Rest of the time I am eating anything that doesn't make me gag at the thought. Mostly craving salads. I dont' buy pre-prepared ones from the supermarket, not into Subway where it comes in a bag and sits around all day - but at home or in a cafe or restaurant I'm not worried.
I've never had food poisoning so I don't expect to get it now.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 01:53 PM
I avoid alcohol 100%
Everything else I eat with normal care (ie no short use by date smoked salmon, or cheese platters left on the table for too long).
Avoiding ham and lettuce seems crazy.
Wash the lettuce like it is recommended you do (even when not pregnant) and buy ham from the deli that doesn't smell funky. Common sense stuff.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 01:56 PM
My child was IVF after 6 miscarriages and 7 years TTC. So I think I tended to be more 'paranoid' than the norm. My fellow IVFers I found were also as paranoid. However, the mothers in my mothers group (none IVF) didn't adhere to the eating bans at all. And most hadn't even heard of them!
Must add that those not eating salad AT ALL are incorrect. Salad from shops is unknown, and therefore on the "do not eat list". But if you make it at home, wash it correctly it is perfectly fine.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 01:57 PM
I have probably ticked every box in the 'bad eating guidelines' and I'm only 7wks. But it's all in extreme moderation. If your eating/ drinking thee 'Bad things' day in day out then surely that's when it's a worry?? But then, I guess it would only take one dodgy pizza shop with crap salami and that would do it?????
My point is, if I worried about it too much it would do my head in. So again, my idea is moderation.
Edited by foxgirls, 18 November 2012 - 01:58 PM.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 01:57 PM
Thanks for all your responses so far. I have noticed that this time I am much more relaxed about all the food stuff, especially after what my DR said. Common sense is the way to go!
Posted 18 November 2012 - 03:12 PM
I am avoiding things like alcohol, raw seafood, pre made salads etc but yesterday I had freshly made sushi with cooked ingredients still hot, so I'm not over the top this time. Christmas I'll still have fresh ham we carve off the bone but sadly no prawns, smoked salmon etc. Blue cheese and feta will also be hard for me!
Posted 18 November 2012 - 03:19 PM
Im desperate for blue cheese. I might just treat myself for Christmas. I think I have had too many hysterics in my head. Thanks for the rationale ladies.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 03:30 PM
I am not very strict at all in my second pregnancy but then I wasn't really in my first either.
I avoid alcohol, I eat soft cheese but only if it's made with pasteurized milk (most are if you read the label), I eat meat that is medium rare, soft eggs and ham etc. Salami and other cured meats I will eat if they are reheated.
I cut back my coffee from 3 a day to 1 but still have the occasional extra one every now and then if I feel like it.
I don't eat seafood at all anyway so don't have to worry about that and I eat salads but just a little bit more careful about where I get if from.
There is no need to get obsessive, just exercise a little bit of common sense.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 03:34 PM
I stuck to some rules and relaxed on others.
No alcohol at all. No sushi. Rarely had soft cheese as long as it was Australian. But I still eat ham and salad as long as it's all fresh and washed.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 03:35 PM
I think this time around (we have a DD) I am less strict with what Im eating. Im not drinking any alcohol though.
I have one coffee a day, ill eat ham if its on a toastie at home. Im not too fussy about salads, although to be honest, Im really not feeling like salad at the moment anyway.
I guess Im cautious about left overs and that sort of thing, and avoiding soft cheeses as well. But Im sure ill have a piece of soft cheese or two over christmas.
Im trying to eat in moderation, but finding it hard with morning sickness.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 03:37 PM
I followed the guidelines 100% for both of my pregnancies and no alcohol at all. I also made sure I took all the vitamins and the correct level of iodine, which is good for babies development. It doesn't take much to give up a few things for 9 months.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 04:26 PM
QUOTE (sarkazm76 @ 18/11/2012, 02:42 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I've never had food poisoning so I don't expect to get it now.
You're actually a lot more susceptible to listeria when you're pregnant.
QUOTE (foxgirls @ 18/11/2012, 02:57 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
But then, I guess it would only take one dodgy pizza shop with crap salami and that would do it?????
My point is, if I worried about it too much it would do my head in. So again, my idea is moderation.
If you go to a pizzeria that you trust then there shouldn't be a problem, even if the pizza shop looks a bit dodgy, as long as the pizza is piping hot and eaten fresh out of the oven it's better than having cold salami on a sandwich.
OP I've been relatively careful, although I do have a couple of cans of Coke a day which has less caffeine than coffee. I'm staying away from soft cheeses and not eating ham unless it is hot on a pizza. I did have non-fish sushi the other week but I felt really guilty so I won't be doing that again until I have the baby.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 07:00 PM
I was fairly strict with my pregnancies but not religiously. I did not have soft serve ice cream as I know people who have worked with those machines and told me about their cleaning, even though they are cleans to strict standards.
I did not touch deli meats (prepackaged or otherwise) because there have been far too many cases of recalls for contaminated products.
I did sample brie every now and then and I did have uncooked feta as long as it was not in brine, though again it was a rarity.
Ultimately, my goal was to minimise potential risks to my babies. Not eating these things for 8 months is not that hard and I used my own judgment.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 07:25 PM
I'm more strict on some things than others. I still have one coffee a day, sometimes I will have an extra coffee if I'm invited out. I don't do well-done meat, I'd rather go without. I have it on the more 'done' side of medium rare. I'll eat anything if it's come out of a 200+ degree pizza oven I plan to have half a glass of red wine on Christmas day.
On the flip side I won't touch cold ham, as a pp said there was a recent recall that gave me the heebie jeebies. I don't eat pre-prepared salads, but I eat home made salad. I don't bother with soft cheese either, while I like it, I don't like it enough to risk it. Leftovers get passed over to DH after 24 hours. I don't eat sushi at all.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 07:40 PM
I wasn't strict and I don't plan to be strict next pregnancy either.
I used common sense, and avoided only raw seafood and alcohol.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 07:42 PM
I'm semi strict, and some things I don't have anyway so it's not a problem (alcohol, seafood and sushi).
I'll only eat deli meats and soft cheeses if they're hot, salads I'll eat if they're made at home (which even pre-pg was what I mostly did anyway). Left-overs I won't eat after 24 hours, I'll drink coffee if it's ice cold (have gotten an aversion to hot coffee/cappuccino etc) some days above the recommended amount for caffeine, I still have my steak medium.
Things like egg I never really like runny yolk so not to much of a problem, and I make my own hollandaise sauce at home so I know the yolk is cooked not raw in it.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 07:54 PM
Wasnt fussy at all. No alcohol and cut down my coffee intake a bit. Pate too which wierdly my OB said steer clear from despite him being very casual about everything else.
I find the salad hype bizarre, I had never ever heard that until EB and I have known a LOT of pregnant women. How on earth do you stay healthy? A salad sandwich/wrap/bagutte for lunch is what I ate every single day. Surely raw salad ingredients are exactly what you should be eating to get as much nutrients and good stuff into your body?? Anyway ignorance was bliss for me on that one.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 07:58 PM
Not very strict. I just use common sense, I wouldn't say I follow the guidelines to the T.
I limit high mercury fish, I don't eat raw fish, I am very wary of eating chicken and seafood.
I still have soft serve and thickshakes, I still eat my steak rare, I still eat deli meats and soft cheeses, I have had half a flute of champagne on NYE whilst pregnant with DD2 and half a bottle (if that) of beer while pregnant with DD1.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 08:04 PM
I find the salad hype bizarre, I had never ever heard that until EB and I have known a LOT of pregnant women. How on earth do you stay healthy?I've never heard of anyone who hasn't eaten salad full stop, but I imagine people like myself who won't eat pre-packed salads etc get around it by preparing their own lunch at home.
Although when I was pg with DS I was much less organised and often went for the hot chips instead of salad sandwiches at the uni cafeteria
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The Bones of the Old Ones is a damn good tale that not only pays homage to the masters, but sets its own print on the genre. (SF Signal)
This rousing sequel to The Desert of Souls offers a mélange of ancient adventure myths populated by convincing, endearing characters… As intricately woven as the magic carpet of Greek sorceress Lydia, Jones's tale incorporates real historical personages and settings like Mosul of "haggard beauty" from the early days of Islam, and fills the pages with gallantry and glamour to provide a thrilling spectacle. (Publishers Weekly, starred review)
By turns groundbreaking and classical, Howard Andrew Jones is a pure joy to read. (Nebula and Campbell Award finalist Saladin Ahmed)
A thumbs-up for series fans. (Kirkus)
Jones is a resurrector of unfairly forgotten tales and an illuminator of a neglected milieu. His love for the setting of the Dabir and Asim stories is as obvious as his grasp of classic sword-and-sorcery forms. The result is something rich and brisk at the same time, just as it ought to be. (Scott Lynch, author of Red Seas Under Red Skies)
The Bones of the Old Ones is one lovely fantastical adventure, blending mystery, romance and magic in such a way that I had to keep reading. There were moments of laughter, passion, and edge-of-my-seat surprises. A fabulous read! (Elizabeth Vaughan, USA Today bestselling author of the Chronicles of the Warlands series)
In the midst of a sea of Tolkein clones, Howard A. Jones stands out with his Arabian Nights inspired detective stories. Rollicking, and magical. What more could you want? (Mary Robinette Kowal, Hugo and Campbell Award Winner)
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- 1988
- Murakami-Wolf-Swenson Films Production
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Michelangelo, Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, Splinter, April O'Neil, Shredder, Krang, Burne Thompson, Vernon.
- Vocal Talent: Cam Clarke (Leonardo, Rocksteady), Rob Paulson (Raphael), Barry Gordon (Donatello, Bebop), Townsend Coleman (Michelangelo), Peter Renaday (Splinter), James Avery (Shredder), Pat Fraley (Krang, Burne Thompson, Baxter Stockman), Renae Jacobs (April O'Neil), Jennifer Darling (Irma), Peter Renaday (Vernon Fenwick), Townsend Coleman (Rat King), Jim Cummings (Leatherhead).
- Produced By Kara Vallow.
Executive Producer: Fred Wolf.
- Written By Richard Merwin.
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Chris & Don. A Love Story (2007)
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The love story between British writer, Christopher Isherwood (whose book 'The Berlin Stories' inspired the musical and film Cabaret) and Don Bachardy, American portrait artist.
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Some people say Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer, but little do they know that the REAL celebration is the following weekend.
Summer Reading Club officially begins this Sunday, June 1, and we're marking this grand occasion with special celebrations at most JCPL locations from 12-5 p.m. There will be loads of fun to be had for the entire family, and you can get yourselves signed up for Summer Reading Club if you haven't already.
Special note for you folks in Evergreen and Edgewater: The Evergreen Library will host its event from 3-5 p.m. Sunday, June 1 at the Hiwan Homestead Museum, and the Edgewater Library will host its celebration from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday, June 2.
There will be fun activities and cool prizes throughout the summer. Kids, teens and adults will have the chance to win a Kindle Fire! Plus, our youngest summer readers could win a LeapPad tablet.
Sign up today, sign up at a celebration, whatever you do, just sign up!
Watch out folks! As if all the rain this week wasn't enough, the Friends of Jefferson County Public Library's Spring Whale of a Used Book Sale splashes down at the Jeffco Fairgrounds May 30-June 1. You'll be swimming in more than 100,000 books, CDs, DVDs, videos, and audiobooks, with prices ranging from 50 cents to $2.50 on most items. Hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and 11 a.m.-3 p.m. on Sunday. Admission is free!
The Friends of Jefferson County Public Library Preview sale takes place from 6-8:30 p.m. Thursday, May 29 and is open to Friends members only. Join today or join that night at the door. Sunday is Bag Day, where for just $6, you can fill a grocery bag with books.
For more information or to volunteer, call 303-403-5075 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
As always, your purchases will benefit children and teen literacy programs.
Last month, we participated in Lt. Gov. Joe Garcia's annual One Book 4 Colorado program, which aims to put books in the hands of every four-year-old in the state. We're thrilled to tell you that we did our share by giving away more than 4,500 copies of Grumpy Bird to four-year-olds in Jefferson County.
Each of our libraries held special celebrations during the April 7-21 event, with special storytimes and crafts for the kids. We also delivered more than 400 books to Arvada Head Start, as well as other schools and daycares in the county.
We're looking forward to another successful campaign next year!
Registration for our annual Summer Reading Club is underway for kids, teens and adults!
Summer Reading Club runs from June 1-July 31, and fosters literacy and learning over the summer months while children are not in school. It's a great way for parents to take an active role in their child's development or just have some fun themselves.
As part of the program, the Library will offer a game card format for participants to record their progress. The game card offers a fun and easy way to log activities, while you explore the Library's collection, services and resources. As you complete game card activities, you can win prizes!
Don't miss out, the fun starts June 1!
Learning to read begins before children start school. Help your children develop early literacy skills now; this makes it easier for children to learn to read once they begin school. Learn how to help your child get ready to read when you come to Once Upon a Time…in Spanish.
Join us for family fun as we share stories, rhymes and a craft. Children under 4 must be accompanied by an adult. All are welcome.
Telling stories is a wonderful way to increase children's vocabulary. As you tell a story, use new words and explain what they mean, or talk about something your child hasn't experienced and explain what happens. Use simple props, such as a puppet or a stuffed animal, to tell a story. Use silly voices for different characters and ask your child to join in. Five of the best ways to help your child get ready to read are:
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Aprender a leer comienza antes de que los niños vayan al colegio. Ayuda a tus niños a desarrollar las habilidades necesarias para su alfabetización temprana, ahora. Aprende como puedes ayudar a tus niños a prepararse para leer al participar en la hora de cuento ¡Había una vez!
Venga con su familia a compartir cuentos en español e inglés, rimas y arte. Niños menores de 4 años deben estar acompañados por un adulto. Todos son bienvenidos.
¡Había una vez! toma lugar cada 2ndo y 4to miércoles del mes de 5:30 a 6:00 de la tarde en la Biblioteca de Belmar.
Esto les facilitará aprender a leer una vez empiecen a asistir a la escuela primaria. Contar historias es una forma maravillosa de aumentar el vocabulario de los niños. Mientras les cuentas un cuento, usa nuevas palabras y explícales su significado, o háblales acerca de algo que ellos no hayan experimentado y explícales que sucede. Usa un objeto casero como un títere o un animal de peluche para contar tu cuento. Usa voces chistosas para los diferentes personajes de la historia e invita a tu niño/niña, a participar. Cinco actividades excelentes para ayudar a tus niños a prepararse para leer son:
Visítanos y encontraras muchos libros, música y películas entretenidas y educativas para toda la familia.
Recursos: Every Child Ready to Read (ECRR2) Toolkit for Spanish-Speaking Communities
Do you have a child who is deaf or hard-of-hearing? How about a child you would like to experience American Sign Language (ASL)? If so, we have several storytimes throughout the year that are conducted in ASL. At these programs, we use the language of the deaf to tell stories and share fun. All the storytellers are deaf and use ASL as their primary language. These storytimes immerse participants into the wonderful worlds of sign language, reading, storytelling and deaf culture.
Some of the storytimes are hosted by Rocky Mountain Deaf School (RMDS) and some by Jefferson County Public Library (JCPL). The RMDS storytimes are full immersion storytimes with a deaf storyteller only, whereas the JCPL storytimes also include an ASL interpreter to voice what is being signed.
We welcome all deaf, hard-of-hearing and hearing patrons that are interested in having fun in ASL!
Join us for fun as we share stories, books and a craft. Children under 4 must be accompanied by an adult.
This program is possible due to the support of the Jefferson County Library Foundation.
That's a pretty bold statement, but it's true. Libraries do change lives. Today's libraries are driven by the needs the community. Whether you're looking for eBooks, how to start a business, medical information or 24/7 homework help for your kids – JCPL has the resources to meet your needs and those of the whole community.
Join us as we celebrate National Library Week, recognizing the contributions of librarians across the nation. Head over to our Facebook page and share how your life has been changed by the library!
Toddlers and preschoolers got a special visit during their storytime yesterday from Jefferson County Commissioner Don Rosier. Commissioner Rosier was on hand to announce this year's One Book 4 Colorado winner – Grumpy Bird by Jeremy Tankard. Not only that, he read the book to the children, gave each of them their own free copy of the book and most importantly, had fun with all the kids.
If you are the parent or caregiver of a four-year-old, don't forget you can get a free copy of Grumpy Bird now through April 21 at any JCPL location. We've even got special celebrations happening throughout the month!
Happy reading!
Did you know that April is National Volunteer Month? Did you know that last year we had nearly 3,000 volunteers dedicate their time and talent to the Library and the Foundation? And that they contributed more than 17,400 hours of their time? We want to take this time to acknowledge the tireless work our volunteers do for us every day.
So much of what the Library offers would not be possible without their help. Things like our book sales, storytimes, book sorting, computer classes and so much more.
There are seemingly endless opportunties to give your time and talent to the Library. If you're looking for a way to give back, contact us today!
Are you the parent or caregiver of a four-year-old child in Jefferson County? If so, you can bring them to the Library to pick up a free book from April 7-21!
JCPL is once again participating in Lt. Gov. Joe Garcia's One Book 4 Colorado program, which aims to provide a new book to every four-year-old in the state. On top of giving away free books, we will also be hosting special celebrations at each of our libraries with storytimes and crafts. Jefferson County Commissioner Don Rosier will also be taking part in the festivities with special storytimes at the Lakewood Library on April 7.
Keep an eye out for the annoucement of the winning book for this year's One Book 4 Colorado.
Books will be available in Spanish and English, accessible to children with special needs and provided on a first-come, first-served basis.


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Two new clips have dropped from Lincoln. The film stars Daniel Day-Lewis, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Tommy Lee Jones.
Lincoln: Daniel Day Lewis on Embracing Abe
Daniel Day Lewis tells us why it took him so long to agree to portray Abraham Lincoln in Steven Spielberg's new movie. The Irish actor, for one, didn't want to "stain" Lincoln's memory.
Lincoln: Steven Spielberg Talks Bringing Legend to Life
Steven Spielberg tells Movie Fanatic about bringing a lifelong project to life with Lincoln. Spielberg talks what it took to get Daniel Day Lewis to say yes and why now is right for a Lincoln movie.
Lincoln International Trailer Drops: Daniel Day Lewis is Clothed in Immense Power
A new international trailer has dropped for Lincoln. Daniel Day Lewis stars as the 16th president in this biopic by Steven Spielberg.
Lincoln TV Spot Drops: Now, Now, Now
Take a look at the first TV spot for Lincoln. Daniel Day-Lewis stars as the 16th President.
Lincoln Stills: Daniel Day-Lewis Transforms into Honest Abe
Check out some new stills from the biopic Lincoln. Steven Spielberg directs the biopic, starring Daniel Day-Lewis.
Lincoln Trailer Debuts: The Fate of Human Dignity is in Our Hands
The first trailer for Lincoln has debuted on Google Play! See Daniel Day Lewis' spot-on portrayal of the 16th president in the Steven Spielberg film.
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A new teaser for Lincoln sets up a full trailer for the film. The trailer will premiere September 13 along with a live Google Chat with Steven Spielberg and Joseph Gordon-Levitt.


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2 apples peeled, cored and quartered
125ml muscovado sugar
250ml water
Juice of ½ clemengold
Clemengold peel
1 stick cinnamon
1 star anise
1 tsp dry green peppercorns
¼ cup of red wine (Nederburg Pinotage)
Place all of the ingredients in a small pot and bring to the boil. Then turn the heat down and simmer slowly until the apples are tender about 30 minutes. Take the apples out of the syrup with a slotted spoon and set aside to cool. Reduce the syrup by about half then allow to cool.
Tip: This recipe is versatile and works just as well with pears or guavas.
To serve place the slightly cooled apples in the Le Creuset ramekins, top with a dollop of yoghurt, a drizzle of the syrup and enjoy!


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Rosie O'Donnell was attracted to Michelle Rounds the moment she saw her in a Starbucks this summer. But she never thought it would be reciprocated.
"I thought she was a 28-year-old heterosexual girl, because that's what she looked like to me. And she's a 40-year-old gay woman," O'Donnell, 49, tells ABC's Nightline in an interview airing Monday night.
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Someone threw out the old rubber cover sometime ago. When I found this on-line it seemed perfect. When we got it I was surprised how it exceeded my expectations. Since when we have had guests over they ask where we got it from and have given them the Wayfair link to purchase from.
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Property is in demand due to reduced inventory, as there are more potential buyers than sellers. Bidding wars with other buyers are possible, and listings begin to sell at greater than the asking price.
Rent prices are relatively stable, and availability is good. If your yearly income is around $50,000, you can afford to rent in this market. Rent prices have increased by 1% over the past 3 months. This is 38% lower than the county average of $1,634 and 52% lower than the state average of $1,799.
The average home price in Forest Hill is $125,450, which is 68.8% higher than the average sold price in Forest Hill ($74,318) . The average home price per square foot in Forest Hill is $72 and about 0% of all homes in Forest Hill sold in the last 6 months. For Forest Hill home values, real estate prices, and city market trends, research the 23,419 property records or search our 24 recently sold or 162 homes for sale listings. The listings and properties in Forest Hill are only a part of the 7,957,960 properties and 205,709 homes for sale in Texas. Because of this, the average home price and average home value of Forest Hill also influence the average home price $211,990 and average sale price $110,596 of Texas. Listing counts, Forest Hill home prices and home values in Forest Hill are sourced daily from listing and property data on realtor.com®, which is the most up-to-date and accurate aggregation of real estate listings in the industry and includes approximately 800 regional MLSs and is the official website of the National Association of Realtors®.


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The ocean carriers, which offer liner service to Puerto Rico and Alaska, will henceforth be known as TOTE Maritime, according to a statement from the companies.
American Maritime Partnership chairman Tom Allegretti says there is strong support for Jones Act in Congress and attempts to exempt Puerto Rico could jeopardize Congressional support for aid.
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The Israeli ocean carrier recently returned to the black, posting adjusted net profits of $23 million in the second quarter of 2015 compared with a net loss of $50 million the previous year.
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