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Shape change in the parasites corresponding to the representative time series for each cluster. The snapshots depict parasites at the first frame and at every 45th frame thereafter. As can be seen, based on the rate of shape change, the parasites in (a) and (c) are more active than those in (b) and (d).
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WASHINGTON, D.C., MAY 23, 2005 (Zenit) - On May 10 the President's Council on Bioethics presented a report looking on alternative sources of stem cells. Entitled "Alternative Sources of Human Pluripotent Stem Cells," the report explains that human embryonic stem cells are of great interest because of their pluripotency, that is, their capacity to give rise to the various specialized cells of the body. Nevertheless, many people reject the use of such cells, given that they cannot be obtained without destroying embryos.
The council, established by President George Bush in 2001 to advise him on bioethical issues, looked at other ways of obtaining stem cells and proposed four possibilities: stem cells from dead embryos; from living embryos, by non-destructive biopsy; from bioengineered embryolike artifacts; and from reprogrammed adult somatic cells.
The report stipulates that it is only a preliminary study, noting that more research is needed regarding the scientific viability of the alternatives. In addition, "more discussion is surely required on some of the ethical issues we have identified."
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The first proposal makes an analogy with the use of human cadavers for biomedical research or as sources of organs. Similarly, stem cells from early in-vitro fertilization embryos that have spontaneously died could be used for the benefit of others. The concept of death for the early-stage human embryo would be the irreversible loss of the capacity for continued cellular division and growth.
In most cases this cessation of development is associated with chromosomal abnormalities in the developing embryos. But some of them have cells that appear normal, and that may turn out to be a source of embryonic stem cells. The proposal contemplates using already-frozen IVF embryos, which would be thawed and examined for viability, so as to avoid putting other embryos at risk.
In general, this looks ethically acceptable, the Council on Bioethics states, insofar as it is based on the use of cells from embryos that die naturally. However, the report adds, "the final ethical assessment of this proposal will depend very much on exactly how it is implemented."
The report does, however, raise some doubts. Concerning the definition of death, the problem is that, as the harvested cells are to serve as a source of stem cells, it is not feasible to wait for the death of each and every cell before declaring the embryo dead and, hence, eligible for use in research. Therefore, the question arises as to whether the embryo is really dead. Identifying the criteria for death of an organism at such an early stage of life as this is not easy, the council warns.
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In the second proposal, stem cells are to be derived by means of a biopsy of an early human embryo. Already, the study notes, extractions are made from living IVF embryos to conduct pre-implantation genetic diagnosis.
Here, the council observes, the major ethical issue concerns the question of possible harm to the still-living embryo whose cells are removed. Moreover, since the extraction is not being performed for the good of the embryo, it might be hard to justify the procedure.
Another objection arises from the possibility that some may want to use this method, not only on embryos to be transferred to a woman, but also on "spare" embryos not selected for implantation. Because of the still-unknown risk of harm due to a biopsy, the bioethics council notes that some have suggested that the procedure can be ethically done only on an embryo that is not going to become a child. This in turn leads to objections from those who consider such a utilitarian treatment of embryos to be morally unacceptable, the report notes.
Biological artifacts
The third approach involves several proposals that contemplate engineering "biological artifacts." So far, these projects are untested, even on animals. One of these proposals, presented to the bioethics council last December, involves a variation on techniques used in cloning.
In cloning, a somatic cell nucleus is introduced into an oocyte (egg cell) whose own nucleus has been removed. The proposal involves modifying the somatic cell nucleus before its transfer, in such a way that the result, while being a source of pluripotent stem cells, would lack the essential attributes and capacities of a human embryo.
In favor of this proposal is the argument that no embryo creation or destruction is involved. But, the council comments, critics of the idea are worried that "the proposed biological artifact has, from the beginning, a built-in genetic defect that prevents it from developing normally." So rather than being the production of a non-human entity, it may involve ...
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Navdeep Dhaliwal
Psychiatrist, MD
"I am an experienced, Double Board Certified Psychiatrist treating Adult and Geriatric Patients with an expertise in Psychosomatic Medicine. Given this additional training, I provide an integrative approach towards mental health & wellness. After completing a comprehensive initial psychiatric evaluation, I provide patients with my assessment, problems of focus, and our overall treatment plan. I recognize the role of medications in the treatment of psychiatric illness, however, my recommendations also include psychotherapy (talk therapy) ordering and evaluating labs & relevant blood work, collaborating with your other physicians while maintaining your confidentiality, exploring supplements, exercise, yoga, and mindfulness in your overall treatment."
(703) 997-8599
Arnold Kaplin
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"I offer evaluation & treatment of emotional difficulties (depression, anxiety, panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive issues,attention-deficit disorder, bipolar disorder)-----problems establishing & maintaining long-term relationships-----difficulties achieving a healthy balance among work, love. & play. In an atmosphere of trust & confidentiality, I help patients enhance self esteem, coping skills, self confidence & assist in removing the obstacles that interfere with reaching one's full potential."
Alexandria, Virginia 22311(703) 468-1557
Lawrence Ballon
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"As a Board Certified psychiatrist and a psychoanalyst, I am a medical doctor with specialized experience in understanding the brain and its psychological counterpart, the mind. With more than 30 years of experience treating thousands of patients, I am in a unique position to understand and help both the chemical imbalances which afflict some patients, as well as the troubling feelings, conflicts, and losses which burden others."
Arlington, Virginia 22205(703) 468-8141
Stephen E Brown
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"Thank you for your interest in my practice. I am a residency trained psychiatrist, and I run a solo practice on the outskirts of Richmond, Virginia. I prefer to do psychotherapy as well as medication management (when one or both are appropriate for a patient), and I believe this makes me unique. You might perceive a psychiatrist as just being someone who orders medications, and leaves the "talk therapy" to someone else. As my patient, however, you have an "all-in-one" experience, and that will allow you to return to your normal self as quickly as possible."
Glen Allen, Virginia 23059(804) 453-0910
Susan Trachman
Psychiatrist, MD
"There is no one way to treat a patient. Each person is unique and I strive to arrive at an individual treatment plan that meets each person's needs. I do not have any particular philosophy about the "best way" to treat patients. My approach is eclectic and is based on education, experience and ongoing academic work. In addition to treating patients, I am responsible for helping to train medical students and psychiatry residents at three medical schools where I am a consulting faculty member."
(703) 997-6391
Douglas G Foster
Psychiatrist, MD
"I am a board-certified psychiatrist with more than 20 years of experience. Unlike most psychiatrists, I am equally comfortable with psychotherapy as well as medications. I have been the Director of Inpatient Services at Loudoun Hospital, maintained an individual psychotherapy practice and helped develop a substance abuse program. In the medication sphere, I aspire to have patients on the fewest drugs possible that effectively relieve symptoms. In the psychotherapy sphere, I tend to work with patients over longer periods of time to help them develop a more integrated and competent sense of self."
(540) 986-4317
Michael R Sternberg
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"I have over 25 years of experience treating patients of all ages. I work in a collaborative style, have excellent listening skills and work with you to find the right medication, if indicated, for your symptoms. I am compassionate and dedicated to help relieve your suffering. For more information, please visit my web site at michaelrsternbergmd.com"
Falls Church, Virginia 22046(703) 791-1503
Ryan S. Shugarman
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"In today's hustle and bustle society, it is easy to overlook one's own needs and well-being. Symptoms of anxiety, depression, and mental illness can substantially impair our capacity to function at maximum potential. As a psychiatrist, psychotherapist, and physician, I strive to understand each patient as an individual, with a unique background, set of priorities, and co-occurring psychiatric and medical conditions. I work collaboratively with my patients in designing a personalized treatment plan to effectively target symptoms and reduce suffering. Treatment modalities offered include use of psychotropic medication, psychotherapy, and combined medication and therapy."
Alexandria, Virginia 22314(703) 982-7276
Roselle Stark
Psychiatric Nurse, MN, PMHCNS-, BC
"I have had the privilege of helping people in the mental health field for 37 years in a variety of inpatient and outpatient settings. Upon graduating from my first nursing program in 1975, I worked with patients in state hospitals and VA Medical Centers across the country treating patients with such problems as depression, bipolar, schizophrenia, and post traumatic stress and other anxiety disorders. The training in psychotherapy I received at UCLA in 1986 prepared me to become a board certified, clinical nurse specialist in psychiatric-mental health nursing. My expertise is in providing psychotherapy for individuals, couples, family, and groups."
(703) 594-4372
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Corliss Savoie
Psychiatrist, MD
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Rusty 6'6'' Zeppelin EPS Surfboard
Surfboard Details:
6'6'' x 21.87'' x 3.0''
47.7 Liters
FCS II Fins (included) Learn More
Torq 9' Pinline Longboard Surfboard
With low entry rocker and full outline you'll find a board that glides in the small stuff and can be ridden from the front. Progressive surfers will find a quick midsection, slightly pulled tail, with enough release to keep the board fast and loose. 2+1 fin set up.
Surfboard Details:
Torq 9' Pinline Longboard
9' x 22.75'' x 3 1/8''
72 Liters
2+1 fin set up (included) Learn More
FCS UL-7 Surfboard Fin Set
These FCS surfboard fins are constructed from FCS' ultralight material and have added carbon to control flex and response.
FCS Surfboard Fin Details:
- Base: 4.52" 115mm
- Depth: 4.67" 119mm
- Area: 15.71" x 10137"
- Sweep: 33 degrees
- Foil: IFT
Ultralight (UL) construction has been developed by FCS to create the lightest possible fin while ensuring strength, foil accuracy, and superior flex properties. By minimizing weight without sacrificing response of flex and strength, Ultralight delivers exceptional all-round performance.Learn More
Lost 5'8'' Short Round C3 Carbon Cork Composite Surfboard
This board is an Epoxy Carbon Cork Composite construction board.
Surfboard Details:
5'8'' x 19.75'' x 2.32''
29.11 Liters
FCS II Fins (included) Learn More
Maurice Cole 6'0'' Protow Surfboard
Based on the tow series evolution. The design has a deep concave that is punctuated by a sharp rail which in historical terms would have created a board that would go really fast in a straight line. The Protow ushers in a new era of speed and carve surfing with a rail that won't let go even in the most critical bottom turn scenario.
The Protow pairs perfectly with the metro as the MC 2 board quiver. Width and volume in the right places create a board that quite often floats better than a conventional board 3 or 4 inches longer and facilitates tighter stronger turns with considerably less effort. This board will have you paddling over the grommets but will impress with its performance steep and deep.
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Maurice Cole 6'0'' Protow
6'0'' x 18.88'' x 2.56''
Future Fins (included) Learn More
Q-cell Surfboard Repair Filler
Used 10'7'' Mickey Munoz Surftech Epoxy Longboard Surfboard
Used Surfboard Details:
10'7'' x 24'' x 3 1/2''
FCS 2+1 Fins (not included)
Rating (fair) Learn More
Channel Islands Yadin Nicol Surfboard Traction (red Camo)
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Torq 8'0 Pinline Longboard Surfboard
8'0 Torq Surfboard Details:
8'0 x 22 x 3"
60 Cubic Litres
Future Fins (included)
2ft - 5ft+
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Channel Islands High 5 5'4 Surfboard
High 5 surfboard details:
5'4 x 19 5/8" 2.5"
28.6 Litres
FCS II Fins (not included) Learn More
FCS 2 Accelerator Carbon Surfboard Fin
Fin Details:
FCS 2 System
Accelerator Fins
Carbon Construction
Size Large Learn More
Lost 6'0'' Sub Scorcher 2 Surfboard
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Lost 6'0 Sub Scorcher 2
6'0'' x 19.75'' x 2.50''
32.75 Liters
FCS II Fins (included) Learn More
GoPro Surfboard Camera Mount
Perfect for surfboards, kayaks, SUPs, boat decks and more Learn More
Firewire 5'4'' Tomo Evo Surfboard
Maintaining an almost symmetrical outline and a completely unique and highly innovative "Double inside single concave into split quad concave" planing hull, The EVO feels as if it's almost 'levitating' on the water! Yet once on rail, it has a precise rail sensitivity and hold. The EVO should be ridden as short as possible with user friendly volumes packed into the shortest MPH sizings yet offered by Tomo.
Evo Surfboard Details:
5'4'' x 19.25'' x 2.16''
29 Liters
FCS II Fins (not included)
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FCS II AM AL Merrick Medium Thruster Surfboard Fins
This pack includes 3 fins for a thruster setup. Learn More
Channel Islands 5'8 High 5 Surfboard
High 5 surfboard details:
5'8 x 20 1/8" x 2 5/8"
32.8 Litres
FCS II Fins (not included) Learn More
Channel Islands Jordy Surfboard Traction Pad (White)
6'2'' Maurice Cole Dirty Dingo Surfboard
Maurice Cole Dirty Dingo Details:
6'2'' x 20.5'' x 2.63''
37.2 Liters
Future Fins (included) Learn More
Channel Islands 7' Hex Core Surfboard Leash
FCS PC-3 Thruster Surfboard Fin Set
Performance Core
Performance Core material and construction is designed to deliver the feeling of a tradtional glass fin with the added performance of reduced weight. The result is a lightweight fin with remarkable flex, a smooth feel and an impressive aesthetic.
Resin transfer molding allows the PC fins to be made stiffer with the additional benefit of reduced weight. This stiffer flex pattern allows you to push extremely hard through turns while inside Foil Technology provides increased drive. Another favorite with the pro's the PC fins will suit the more powerful surfer or those wanting to push each turn to the limit.
Base: 4.28" 109.0mm
Depth: 4.41" 112.0mm
Area: 14.22" 9172mm
Sweep: 31 degrees
Flex Rating: 1
Size: SLearn More
FCS II MB Small Surfboard Fins Thruster Set
Lost 5'11 Driver Surfboard
Lost Driver Details:
5'11 x 18.88" x 2.32"
Future Fins Learn More
FCS PC-5 Surfboard Quad Fin Set
This FCS fin set is a lightweight high performance quad set. Featuring
PC 5 surfboard fins in the front with the new G-XQ in the rear.
The G-XQ was designed specifi cally for quads and has an
80/20 foil to maximize the effi ciency of the fi n allowing for
use across a variety of toe angles in quad set ups.
Q-PC5 Front
Base: 4.37" 111.0mm
Depth: 4.55" 115.0mm
Area: 14.76"² 9525mm²
Sweep: 33°
Base: 3.86" 98.0mm
Depth: 3.93" 100mm
Area: 11.07"² 7140mm²
Sweep: 33.2°
Channel Islands 5'9'' Mini Surfboard
Surfboard Details:
5'9'' x 20 1/4' x 2 1/2''
34 Liters
Future Fins (not included) Learn More
Futures Lost C3 Cork Surfboard Fins
From ...Lost Master Shaper Matt Biolos:
"In developing the C3 Carbon Cork Composite line of surfboards over the last couple years, I became somewhat enamored with cork as a material. In conjunction of launching these boards, in a limited manner, globally, in 2015, we wanted to create something special to go with them. I approached Futures with the idea of a cork core fin combined with carbon fiber. They jumped at the idea and produced this wonderful set of fins. They have a firm base with a forgiving, flexible tip, and are as light as any other composite fins. It just looks and feels good to bring a natural material into the guts of the fin, versus the typical honeycomb core."
• Height: 4.56"
• Base: 4.35"
• Area: 15.12"
Medium - recommended for surfers 145 lbs - 195 lbs (65 kg - 88 kg).
• Epoxy Resin
• Sustainable Cork Core
• 3K Carbon
Flat Foil:
Flat foiled fins break free sooner, and are better at controlling speed. Often surfers prefer them in fast powerful surf where they do not need to create additional speed. Learn More
OAM 6' Surfboard Leash
FCS G-XQ Performance Core Surfboard Trailer Fins Blue
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Used 5'4'' Puddle Jumper Surfboard
Used Surfboard Details:
5'4'' x 20 1/2'' x 2.38''
29.7 Liters
FCS II Fins (not included)
Rating (good) Learn More
Future Fins Lost Matt Biolos Medium Thruster Set
Lost Medium Fin Details:
AREA: 14.45" Learn More
FCS 9ft Premium Longboard Surfboard Leash (Calf Cuff)
This FCS longboard surfboard leash is perfect for surfboards 9'6 and shorter it is great for day to day performance and strength. This leash is perfect for surfing waves 1-2 feet over head and smaller.
- Deluxe Padded High Density neoprene ankle starp
- 360 degree flexible horn to eliminate point pressure on ankle area
- Specifically engineered high strength urethane cord
- Double hardened swivels
- Extra strong rip and grip velcro
FCS Leash Length & Thickness
- 9 feet
- Calf Cuff
- Cord thickness regular 7mm
- Wave Size 2-8 feet
- Stainless Steel Swivels
Lost 5'10'' Baby Buggy Surfboard
Surfboard Details:
5'10'' x 19.5'' x 2.38''
30 Liters
Future Fins (included)
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Lost Total Control Whiplash Surfboard Traction Pad (Charcoal)
Futures YU Techflex Surfboard Fins
The Futures YU outline is a smaller template for the large sized light footed surfer. The large base is designed for power off the bottom and thin tip for fin free maneuvers.This is a great smooth fluid surfboard fin. This fin is made from Futures techflex material, a great medium stiffness fin.
Outline: Yoshinori Ueda
Side Fins:
Height: 4.59 in, 11.70 cm
Base: 4.45 in, 11.30 cm
Area: 14.91 sq in, 96.19 sq cm
Center fin:
Height: 4.44 in, 11.30 cm
Base: 4.25 in, 10.80 cm
Area: 13.30 sq in, 85.81 sq cm
Lost 6'1'' Puddle Jumper Surfboard
Surfboard Details:
Lost 6'1'' Puddle Jumper
6'1'' x 22.25'' x 2.82''
43.70 liters
Future Fins (included) Learn More
Astrodeck John John Traction Pad (Multi)
Lost 6'4'' Puddle Jumper Surfboard
Surfboard Details:
Lost 6'4'' Puddle Jumper
6'4'' x 22.5'' x 2.88''
47.36 Liters
Future Fins (included) Learn More
FCS II Performer PC Carbon Quad Rear Surfboard Fins (L)
Lost 6'2'' Puddle Jumper Surfboard
Regular Price: $710.00
Special Price: $635.00
Surfboard Details:
Lost 6'2'' Puddle Jumper
6'2'' x 22.75'' x 2.89''
46.20 Litres
FCS II Fins
This board is marked down because it has a pressure dent in the bottom of the board from shipping. The board is 100% watertight. Learn More
FCS T-3 Black Surfboard Traction Pad
Lost 5'11'' Puddle Jumper Surfboard
Surfboard Details:
Lost 5'11'' Puddle Jumper
5'11'' x 22.25'' x 2.75''
41.80 Liters
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Komunity Project Single Soft Surfboard Roof Rack
Firewire 8'7'' Submoon surfboard
Surfboard Details:
8'7'' x 23'' x 3 1/4''
67 Liters
Future Fins (not included)
Epoxy Timbertek Construction Learn More
Nurf 7'0 Shortboard Surfboard
Surfboard Details:
Fins Included Learn More
Used 6'3'' 7S Quattro Surfboard
Used Surfboard Details:
6'3'' x 19.75'' x 2.5''
FCS Fins (not included)
Rating (fair)
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OAM Cory Lopez Surfboard Traction Pad (Black/White)
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Used 6'4 JP Fish Surfboard
Used Surfboard Details:
6'4 x 20" x 2 5/8"
FCS Fins (not included)
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Lost Lazy Toy 5'6 Surfboard
Lost Lazy Toy details:
5'6 x 20.5" x 2.38"
30.47 Liters
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DAKINE Aero Surf Rack Pads (Great For SUVs)
Head to the beach with ease and keep your surfboard safe using these DAKINE surfboard rack pads. The Dakine Aero pads are low profile and are designed to go around factory roof racks that are flat and wide. Choose the Dakine standard rack pads for after market racks such as Yakima or Thule. This package includes a set of 2 18" Rack Pads.
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Fixture Material: Metal
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|Style: Contemporary
|Voltage: 120 Volts (V)
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|Fixture Type: Wall lantern
|Finish: Espresso
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|Shade Color: Aged oak
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About the ManufacturerFormerly known as Murray Feiss, Feiss has offered a full line of high-quality, design-driven interior and exterior residential lighting for more than 60 years. Feiss delivers a fresh, heightened design approach to carefully crafted products across a wide variety of aesthetics to help you achieve your design vision. The designers at Feiss strive to ensure their products generate an emotional connection with you and your living space. Your surroundings reflect your taste and preferences, and Feiss products are designed to heighten the feelings of inspiration, satisfaction and completion as you place each fixture in its perfect location. These same motivators are what drives the design process at Feiss. From traveling the world to studying fashion trends and the work of interior designers, Feiss designers carefully transform these inspirations into uniquely beautiful lighting to enhance your décor.
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|Apr 12, 1988
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|Jul 9, 1986
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|George F. J. Garlick, David R. Lillington, Joseph A. Minahan
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|Hughes Aircraft Company
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|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (4), Referenced by (15), Classifications (22), Legal Events (10)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
The present patent application is related to a patent application entitled "Electromagnetic Energy Diversion Device Responsive to the Power Density of the Energy" (formerly "Pellicle Laser Power Limiter") by David B. Cohn and Lorna C. Finman, filed on July 9, 1986 and assigned to Hughes Aircraft Company.
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention pertains to visible and infrared detectors and sensor systems. The specific focus of the invention is the protection of sensitive sensor components from the damaging effects of radiation from high-power laser sources.
2. Background Information
The field of optical engineering divides into two principal areas of practice. On one hand, light (that is, ultraviolet (UV), infrared (IR), and visible electromagnetic radiation) is generated, manipulated, and utilized for a myriad of imaging, diagnostic, and metrological purposes. On the other hand, the created and utilized light must be sensed by some arrangement of detectors for its full utility to be realized. When optics was still young as a discipline, the principal sensing system was either the human eye or a photographic emulsion. But as the field of optical science has burgeoned in recent years, ever more sensitive and accurate detectors have been required.
The techniques of semiconductor fabrication have produced extraordinarily accurate sensing devices. Focal plane arrays rely on photoconductive effects in semiconductor junctions to register incidence of light upon their surface. When combined in optical systems incorporating light-gathering apparatus, such as in a camera, focal plane arrays produce electrical signals which very accurately duplicate the image or light wavefront being detected. The resulting signals can then be operated upon by electrical signal processing equipment and be available for certain desired effects. The detection network described above forms the basis of television signal generation. Light detection systems are also central to the world's vast network of satellite cameras and mappers. Since focal plane arrays may be designed for specific wavelengths of light, a satellite mapper can detect the visible light from terrestrial weather, the infrared patterns of land and vegetation, or ultraviolet disturbances on the sun.
Laboratory uses for detectors are also manifold. The accuracy and flexibility afforded by optical instrumentation ensures the importance of reliable, sensitive detectors for industry and science.
The greatest strength of the new generation of detectors, i.e., their ability to accurately record light images at very low intensity, proves to be their greatest weakness. Inadvertent pulses of high-intensity light, focused upon these focal plane arrays by powerful optical elements, can temporarily saturate or permanently damage their thin and fragile semiconductor surfaces. The omnipresence of the laser in laboratory settings greatly increases the risk of accidental destruction of expensive precision detection equipment. In addition, military sensors (for instance, IR sensors used to see at night or in smoke-filled environments) are particularly vulnerable to unfriendly jamming and damage from laser sources. All detectors used to monitor low-level light intensities require some form of protection against careless or willful destruction.
Only recently has much effort been expended to create the needed protection methods for sensitive detectors. A variety of means for protection against high-intensity laser radiation have been proposed and investigated, some more esoteric than others. The simplest and most obvious protection device is a mechanical shutter. When the focal plane array detects some unacceptable rise in light intensity, a shutter closes over the aperture. The difficulty with this method is the intrinsically long risetime for moving the mass of the shutter into place. The laser radiation may damage the substrate within nanoseconds; by the time the shutter has closed off all further radiation, the sensor has been destroyed.
In order to improve the risetimes of the protection methods, various optical phenomena have been exploited to prevent harmful high-power light from striking the detector. For instance, certain gases under high pressure will strongly absorb radiation at a particular wavelength while transmitting all others. However, this method also has severe disadvantages. First, the high pressures involved can be dangerous, and, second, the method does not provide broadband protection from a variety of potential threats. Even when the gases do absorb hazardous laser light, the absorption is never total and a strong enough signal will eventually overpower this method of protection.
Similarly, absorbing optical coatings composed of dielectric and metallic films have been tried to absorb light of particular wavelengths. Presumably, all feasible laser threats would be catalogued, the most likely selected to protect against, and absorbing filters would be designed and constructed to eliminate only those wavelengths. Again, such band-stop filter techniques never totally prevent a strong light signal from reaching the detector surface. Moreover, the protected bands prevent desired radiation at those wavelengths from entering the detector, sharply reducing the signal-to-noise ratio for the sensor.
Several nonlinear optical effects have been exploited in attempting to protect sensor systems. Nonlinear defocusing in liquid crystal media, which causes divergence of high-power laser beams, can provide broadband protection against laser threats. However, it too has a rather long risetime for its protective effects to occur. The various techniques for nonlinear phase conjugation have also been proposed to defend detector arrays. In these approaches, a nonlinear medium pumped by sensor-based laser sources can very efficiently reflect backwards a potentially damaging high-power laser beam. Unfortunately, phase conjugation methods are extremely sensitive to wavelength, requiring that a threat be known very accurately in advance. In addition, as with the nonlinear defocusing effect, enormous power densities are required before this technique will work. Most nonlinear effects, while useful in other areas of optical science, are inadequate for wideband protection of delicate sensor systems.
Instead of preventing hazardous radiation from reaching the focal plane, attempts have been made to "harden" the detector array itself. In U.S. Pat. No. 4,117,329, Kruer et al. describe a technique for constructing detectors which are thermally connected to large heat sinks. The resulting configuration allows absorbed heat radiation to be efficiently carried away from the photoconductive material at the detector surface.
A truly practical and reliable means for protecting detector arrays from the damaging effects of stray high-power laser radiation without effecting great alterations to conventional sensor designs would constitute a major advance in the optical engineering field. Such an invention would satisfy a long-felt need experienced by the optical science community for over two decades. Producers of sensors and detectors could employ such an innovative device to conveniently defend costly and sensitive sensor components from all possible kinds of laser-induced damage. Such an invention would ideally be suited to operate in cooperation with a wide variety of sensing systems and detector arrays and would perform consistently and reliably over a wide range of operating conditions in various system applications.
The aim of the present invention is to help accomplish the major technological advancement described above. The laser hazard protector provides a simple, flexible, and efficient means for protecting sensor apparatus from potentially damaging laser radiation. The device can be implemented by opto-mechanical engineers in a variety of detector settings, to achieve a level of equipment safety previously thought to be unattainable.
The laser hazard protector comprises a thin-film plastic or carbon substrate and a reflective coating. The coated film stretches across a supporting ring which maintains the flatness of the pellicle reflector. An arrangement of shafts, bearings, and motors, akin to the capstans in a tape recorder, support the pellicle ring and turn it when necessary. The device functions exactly as another reflective surface in the optical train of the particular sensor being protected. Light entering the sensor is focused by lenses or mirrors before striking the pellicle's reflective surface. Therefore, all the light now forms a small spot on the pellicle coating. Under normal operation this does not impair the operation of the associated optics: the light reflects off the pellicle, is imaged by further optical devices, and is detected by the focal plane array. However, if a large pulse of laser light enters the detector aperture, focusing the laser energy will cause the power density to exceed the heat limits of the film being used for the pellicle membrane. The membrane will absorb the energy, will ablate or vaporize, and instead of reflecting from the pellicle mirror the laser energy will pass through the membrane reflector and be absorbed within a beam dump.
Once the laser threat has diminished, as determined by a power meter within the beam dump, the pellicle reflector spins around to a fresh position and normal sensor operation resumes. The protection afforded by the laser hazard protector does not impair the normal operations of the sensor package except during those periods when excessive laser radiation would cause damage to the detector. In addition, because the spot size of light incident upon the pellicle is variable, the protection threshold of the device can be tailored for different applications and for different laser energy threats.
It is, therefore, an object of the present invention to provide apparatus for protecting sensor systems from possible hazardous laser threats.
Another object of the invention is to provide a simple, low-cost method for protecting detector arrays.
Still another object of the invention is to provide an adjustable laser power limiter capable of being tailored for particular system and environmental requirements.
It is also an object of the invention to provide a recyclable laser power limiter which can defend against a succession of damaging laser pulses.
Yet another object of the invention is to furnish a sensor protection device with an extremely fast risetime, one that is able to protect against extremely short laser pulses.
Still another object of the invention is to provide a device capable of protecting other optics from laser power hazards at any particular wavelength.
An appreciation of other aims and objects of the present invention and a more complete and comprehensive understanding of this invention may be achieved by studying the following description of a preferred embodiment and by referring to the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a generic sensor system composed of focusing elements, a detector array, and the laser hazard protector with its associated beam dump.
FIG. 2 is a top view of the pellicle reflector showing its support ring and several laser burn holes through the membrane surface.
FIG. 3 reveals cross-sectional views of the reflective pellicle laser hazard protector. FIG. 3a shows the entire pellicle in cross-section. FIG. 3b shows a part of the membrane with reflective layer on top, facing the focused incident radiation. FIG. 3c shows a part of the membrane with the reflective layer on the bottom and the plastic substrate on top, facing the incident radiation.
FIG. 4 is a graph of radiant intensity at the detector surface as a function of time for a continuous-wave laser threat. One line is a plot of intensity without the laser hazard protector and the other line is a plot of the intensity with the pellicle laser hazard protector in place.
FIG. 5 is a graph of radiant intensity at the detector surface as a function of time for a short-pulse laser threat. One line is a plot of intensity without the laser hazard protector and the other line is a plot of the intensity with the pellicle.
FIG. 6 is a top view of an alternative embodiment for the laser hazard protector in which a collection of small pellicle reflectors are placed in a supporting structure.
FIG. 1 depicts a protected sensor configuration employing a reflective laser hazard protector. As with any conventional radiation detector, incoming radiation 10 is focused through an objective 12 and imaging optics 16 onto a detector focal plane 18. However, to protect against damaging laser radiation, the present invention, a laser hazard protector 14, is inserted in the optical path. The objective element 12 first focuses incoming radiation upon the pellicle's reflective surface 28. This surface then reflects the radiation into an imaging element 16 (which alternatively might be a configuration of lenses) which focuses the radiation 10 upon the focal plane 18.
Because the objective 12 tightly focuses the incoming radiation 10 upon the pellicle surface 28, any large amount of radiant energy, such as from a powerful laser light source, would create an enormous power density at the focal point. The sharp rise in power flux upon the pellicle membrane will either ablate or melt the support substrate and the reflective coating, burning a hole in the pellicle and sending the radiation through the membrane to the rear side of the pellicle into a beam dump 20. A beam dump comprises a cavity in some absorbing medium, either a metal or composite plastic, which dissipates its heat by convection or by surrounding the cavity with a fluid cooling jacket. How much heat sinking is required depends upon the amount of energy that is expected to be deposited. The aperture to the cavity is small so that all light entering the beam dump will be absorbed before it has a chance to escape.
Within the beam dump, some type of power meter can be placed. The power meter can be a conventional copper-constantan thermocouple whose voltage varies as a function of temperature. The power meter will sense when the power has decreased to harmless levels in order to allow normal functioning of the detector 18 to proceed. Using a simple electrical feedback system 21, easily constructed by those skilled in the art, the power meter is connected to the turning mechanisms of the laser hazard protector.
One form for such a feedback system 21 is to have a human operator monitor a voltage meter attached to the thermocouple. When the voltage drops to normal operational levels, indicating that no more radiant energy is being dissipated by the beam dump 20, the operator can then manually turn the pellicle to a new position. Alternatively, using an electrical feedback system 21 as described above, when the radiation threat stops, capstans 15a,b operated by motors 17a,b (or any other suitable turning mechanisms mounted around the rim) spin the pellicle laser hazard protector 14 around to a fresh position where the pellicle membrane is undamaged and the imaging quality is good. At this point, the sensor device is once again fully operational. The rotation of the pellicle can be augmented by a translation, so that much of the pellicle surface may be used before the device requires replacing. These various motions are illustrated in FIG. 1 by the arrows near capstans 15a,b.
FIGS. 2 and 3 show various views of the pellicle laser power limiter. FIG. 2 shows a top view with several burn holes 31 along arcs on the membrane 24 surface, while FIG. 3a presents a cross-sectional view of the pellicle. The pellicle can be composed of an optically-flat coated polymer membrane 24 stretched taut across a support ring 22. The membrane 24 is attached to the support ring 22 along the bevels 30 around the ring's outer edge. An adhesive epoxy may be used as a bonding medium for attaching the membrane to the support ring mounting apparatus. The membrane 24 can be produced by various replication methods known to those skilled in the art, among which are casting, spin-coating, or vapor-deposition upon an optically flat replication master. Such methods can achieve an optical flatness of one-tenth of a wavelength of light or better in the infrared spectrum. Therefore, the imaging quality of the membrane reflector (pellicle) will be quite adequate for most sensor and detector applications.
Alternatively, the substrate material can be a very thin carbon (or other organic substance) film which is placed behind the reflective coating and supports it mechanically. This film can be deposited by a variety of techniques in order to give strength and the proper optical flatness to the reflector layer.
FIGS. 3b and 3c illustrate two membrane coating configurations. FIG. 3b pertains to the present invention, FIG. 3c refers to a membrane configuration described in the related patent application Electromagnetic Energy Diversion Device Responsive to the Power Density of the Energy. previously cross referenced. In both these membrane cases, the incident radiation 10 is focused on the reflective layer 28 and is reflected from it. The first case, FIG. 3b, relies upon the reflective layer's inherent absorption to cause the damage to the membrane. For instance, if the reflective layer were a thin flash-deposition of aluminum, it will have an absorption of around 4 to 6% across the detector's operating spectrum. The backing substrate does not need to be transmissive and can be the described carbon film. Thinness of the film would be required to enable rapid absorption of heat energy and the quick subsequent destruction of the reflective film. Having the reflective layer absorb the harmful energy provides broadband protection from a variety of conceivable high-power radiation sources. Although the configuration shown in FIG. 3c allows specific absorption peaks in the plastic film to strongly absorb a given laser threat, this second approach has the concomitant disadvantage that radiation in the protected portion of the spectrum will also not be transmitted to the detector 18, resulting in a potential lowering of the signal-to-noise ratio for the detector. The present invention, by placing the reflective layer at the front of the pellicle as in FIG. 3b, has a uniform signal-to-noise characteristic across the sensor's operating spectrum.
An optimal system arrangement for the laser hazard protector can be obtained by varying several of its parameters. The size of the spot at the focus depends on the focal length and quality of the objective lens 12 and the distance to the laser hazard protector 14. For a given high-power threat, the focal spot size determines the power density that the system will achieve at the membrane's surface. Therefore, the sensitivity of the system to damage can be adjusted by changing the spot size.
FIGS. 4 and 5 show the intensity profiles (I) as a function of time (t) at the detector's aperture for continuous-wave (CW) and pulsed laser threats. In FIG. 4, line 32 represents the laser intensity for a continuous-wave laser source. The risetime of the intensity depends upon the slew rate of the laser beam across the sensor aperture and would therefore vary from incident to incident. The risetime and threshold of the protection system, of the laser hazard protector, are shown by line 34. The threshold is that point when the laser energy perforates the membrane and is transferred to the beam dump. The hatching underneath the curve 34 signifies the integrated energy absorbed by the detector. The absorbed energy is only a small portion of that which an unprotected system would receive.
Line 36 in FIG. 5 is a typical intensity profile for a pulsed laser. In this case, the risetime is a fundamental characteristic of the laser (for TEA CO2 lasers, this risetime is on the order of 25 nanoseconds). Line 38 represents the intensity profile for a protected system, and again the hatching shows an enormous reduction in absorbed energy at the detector.
An alternative embodiment for the laser hazard protector 14 is shown in FIG. 6, where instead of one large thin-film pellicle reflector, many small pellicles 24 are placed radially around a larger support structure 22. Again, a burn hole 31 is shown within one of the reflectors. The advantage of this alternative embodiment is that there is no chance that the destruction of one of the reflector pellicles 24 would affect the performance of the others. Once all the reflectors 24 had been used up by burning separate holes in each, the entire unit would be replaced.
Although the present invention has been described in detail with respect to a particular preferred embodiment, persons possessing ordinary skill in the art to which this invention pertains will appreciate that various modifications may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
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Chocolate for breakfast sounds like a good idea to me some days. Okay, most days.
If it sounds like a good idea to you, these muffins are the only excuse you need.
They probably could have been called cupcakes, but they're not as light and fluffy as a chocolate cupcake. They're denser and have a more muffin-like texture. Since I think of muffins as healthier than cupcakes, I called them muffins. Mind games. They work every time.
The beauty of the muffins is that they come together in minutes with just two bowls a whisk. No need to drag your mixer out for these big, puffy beauties.
They're ready from start to finish in under a half hour. You can even mix the dry ingredients in a bowl at night and the next morning, it's as easy as pouring wet over dry, stirring, baking, and you'll be eating chocolate for breakfast before you know it. That's my idea of waking up.
They're made for chocolate lovers. There's cocoa powder, chocolate chips, and dollops of Nutella onto the muffin tops. If there's a way to make a muffintop better, smearing it with Nutella is how.
I also smeared some with Chocolate Peanut Butter , since everything is better with homemade (chocolate) peanut butter. Don't make me choose between Nutella and chocolate peanut butter.
The batter is very fudgy and thicker than your average muffin batter. As you're combining the wet and dry ingredients, use a rubber spatula and just keep folding and turning the bowl, folding and turning the bowl, making sure to get any dry bits from the bottom, but don't overmix the batter.
The less you mix and develop the gluten, the softer and more tender the muffins will be.
And boy, are they ever soft. I used oil rather than butter, which I prefer in most muffins , cupcakes, and cakes because it keeps them extra soft and springy. And buttermilk keeps them fluffy, lighter, and moist.
If you don't normally keep buttermilk on hand, you can cheat and make some with vinegar or lemon juice and milk. Or use regular milk and add a hearty dollop of sour cream or Greek yogurt.
I didn't use liners because I didn't want muffins with ruffled-potato chip marks on them. Instead, I sprayed my pan with floured cooking spray. No issues whatsoever with sticking.
When you're filling the muffin pan, don't be scared to fill the wells up to nearly the top, a solid three-quarters full. This is what creates big, bakery-style domed-top muffins.
I used a one-quarter cup measure, sprayed with cooking spray, and filled a 12-Cup Muffin Pan perfectly. Spraying your scoop with cooking spray helps this thick, rich, super fudgy batter to slither right off and into the muffin pan.
In the past, I've filled muffin cups up nearly the top, only to create splooging-over mushroom tops , rather than muffin tops, and have ruined plenty of muffins. But with this batter, you're safe to fill them up very full.
Be careful not to overbake, which is easy to do with chocolate goodies, given the dark color. I baked for 24 minutes and in the future, will probably pull them at about 22 minutes. Watch your muffins, not the clock, when evaluating doneness.
If you happen to overbake, sealing them in a Ziplock overnight while they're still warm will help them soften up.
The outside developed a very slight chewiness and the interior stayed soft, dense enough but still fluffy, and moist. The chocolate chips melted and made them extra chocolaty and rich.
When I served them to my family my husband exclaimed, "Oh Wow! Chocolate cupcakes!" I said, well, I'm calling them muffins and explained my logic. He liked my rationale.
Then, he told me that I need to give them all away. My heart sank for a minute, thinking he didn't like them. Call me old-fashioned, but the only two people in the world I really care if they like my cooking are my husband and my daughter.
But he said they're amazingly good and that he was tempted to eat half the batch at once.
Chocolate cravings apparently run in our family.
Yield: 12 large bakery-style muffins
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 22 minutes
Total Time: 27 minutes
1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
1 1/4 cups light brown sugar, packed
2/3 cup unsweetened natural cocoa powder
1 teaspoon instant espresso powder/granules, optional
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
pinch salt, optional and to taste
1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
3/4 cup buttermilk
2 large eggs
1/3 cup canola or vegetable oil
1 tablespoon brewed coffee, optional (leftover from the morning brew is fine)
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
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Kristy Taddonio Mullins took charge of Mile Hi and its bakery and distribution businesses in 2013, and her father Tony Taddonio became CEO of the family-owned-and-operated company.
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