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Arizona Artists Showcased at Scottsdale Center and SMoCA on Small Business Saturday, 11/30
The Stores at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts and Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA) invite customers to kick off their holiday shopping in style at the Small Business Saturday Artists Market on Nov. 30. Featuring works by more than 15 Arizona artists, the afternoon event will take place in the Center's Dayton Fowler Grafman Atrium, noon to 8 p.m.
Celebrated on Thanksgiving weekend, Small Business Saturday was started by American Express in 2010 as a day dedicated to supporting small businesses across the country. A fun, relaxing shopping experience, the Small Business Saturday Artists Market will showcase a variety of unique, hand-crafted gifts, including artisan jewelry, ceramics, textiles, limited-edition prints and more. Shoppers will have the opportunity to meet the artists and enjoy a free raffle and other surprises.
Participating artists include: Peggotty Christensen (textiles), Jake Early (serigraphs), Valerie Galloway (jewelry/prints), Karen Holloway (collage/felted purses), Shari Keith (found-object jewelry), Kathryn Korchok (jewelry), Richard Laugharn (vernacular photography/frames), Sandra Luehrson (ceramics), Ann Morton ('Street Gem' jewelry), Christine Santifer (monoprints/cards), Michelle Starts (enamel jewelry), Roy Wasson Valle (t-shirts), Teresa Villegas (prints/cards), Shannon White (mixed-metal jewelry) and Gary Worth (fiber).
The award-winning Stores at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts and SMoCA will be open throughout Small Business Saturday offering more selections of one-of-a-kind artist-made jewelry along with imaginative toys, inspiring recycled/upcycled objects from around the world, furnishings for home and office, and music, books, and greeting cards. Discounts will be offered on selected Store merchandise, and shipping service and free gift wrapping will be available. Purchases at the Stores are tax-free with proceeds benefiting the nonprofit Center and SMoCA.
For more information, visit www.ScottsdalePerformingArts.org or contact (480) 874-4644.
Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts is located at 7380 E. Second St. in downtown Scottsdale, four blocks south of Indian School Road and three blocks east of Scottsdale Road. Free parking is available in the public parking garage located to the west of Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts on Wells Fargo Avenue. Additional free parking is available at the Old Town Parking Corral at East Second Street and Brown Avenue and at the Civic Center Library parking garage located on Drinkwater Boulevard at East Second Street.
One of the premier performing-arts halls in the western United States, Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts showcases a diverse season of dance, music, theater and film from around the world. More than 1,000 indoor and outdoor performances, educational programs, festivals and other events are presented and hosted at the Center each year serving approximately 250,000 participants and contributing substantially to Scottsdale's high quality of life and reputation as a vibrant arts destination. The Center's education and outreach programs reach nearly 20,000 children and adults each year. Most performances take place in the state-of-the-art, 853-seat Virginia G. Piper Theater, recognized for its intimacy, acoustics and comfort. Additional venues include the 137-seat Stage 2 and neighboring 1,800-capacity Scottsdale Civic Center Amphitheater. Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts is located on Scottsdale Civic Center Park, a 21-acre urban oasis next to the city's Old Town and gallery districts.
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A wild west show will perform in North Platte during Nebraskaland Days, part of the 50th celebration of the state's annual celebration.
The Blowout is recognized as the world's first rodeo, and became the launching point for Cody's Wild West Show. The rodeo evolved into the Buffalo Bill Rodeo.
"We thought it would be cool to bring the original Wild West show back to North Platte," Fudge said. "Don Endsley's Great American Wild West Show is widely recognized as the premier reenactment of Cody's masterpiece. It will appear in North Platte on June 24-25 at the Wild West Arena, nestled on property Cody himself once owned."
The show features trick riding, shooting, Native American hoop dancers, and much more, Fudge said.
Don produced a Western variety show for the Houston Livestock Show in the mid-80s thru the early 90s. He is a member of the Texas Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame.
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The show has performed at such places as the Stardust Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, opening ceremonies for the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas, western themed activities for the NBA New Orleans Hornets and Denver Nuggets, for Mark Twain Days in Hartford, Conn. and for Teddy Roosevelt Days in Montauk, Long Island, NY.
"We're thrilled to share the production in the place where it all started," Fudge said.
The Great American Wild West Show will be presented in North Platte by Great Plains Regional Medical Center with the assistance of the Nebraska Department of Travel and Tourism.
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This set of four instructional DVDs has been designed to help teachers effectively and confidently teach Chinese as a foreign language to beginning-level students. With a primary focus on the teaching of grammar, this set includes 17 basic grammar points taught in Integrated Chinese, Level 1. Nyan-Ping Bi, Lecturer of Chinese at the University of Washington and co-author of the Integrated Chinese series, demonstrates how to teach grammar while integrating communicative methods and topics. The 22 lessons also include demonstrations of how to teach Chinese pronunciation, vocabulary, characters, and texts (such as dialogues and essays). The final lesson is a complete 40-minute class session. Although based on the lessons from Integrated Chinese, this set of DVDs is ideal training for teachers of any beginning-Chinese course who seek to raise their level of teaching.
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We've partnered with Rand McNally Education on our newest app, Intro to Geography - World Edition, which is now available in the iTunes Store. We're really excited about this partnership, as it allows us to take the lessons of a one-hundred-year old educational method and combine them with one-hundred-and-fifty-years of map-making expertise.
Maria Montessori, the Italian physician who pioneered the Montessori method, envisioned that her new type of education would lead to a more expansive understanding of the world around us. More specifically, by helping children develop a geographical appreciation of their world, she conjectured that this new generation of learners would eventually adopt a more inclusive approach to different cultures.
Stephen Fletcher, the CEO of Rand McNally, says this rather eloquently. "Rand McNally shares Montessorium's mission to promote geographic learning using creative digital tools. Combining geography with educational technology increases students' curiosity about the world around them, and helps instill strong global citizenship."
By following the interests of her students on an individual basis, rather than providing overt instructions to everyone, Maria Montessori believed that if children had the opportunity to take learning into their own hands, instead of being told what to do and how to do it, they would invariably chart a new course for civilization. As the world becomes smaller, with jet planes no less than social networks, we believe it becomes increasingly important to expand our understanding of our global community.
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The staff are great and great athompshere. The restaurant is very clean and the sauce is number on in the Usa.
The staff are great and great athompshere. The restaurant is very clean and the sauce is number on in the Usa.
Good price and always filling. I love there sauces. Each time I have been there staff always have a positive attitude. Something I have noticed is they really do take an extra effort to keep it clean.
Chicken salad, grilled. Clean restaurant. Convenient Location near the hotel and easy access to the interstate.
Zaxby's is almost the perfect chain. Always fresh, good, filling, Zaxby's sauce is the best. You should retail this stuff! Great fries too.
It is the best fast food fare in the area. Sometimes the fries are over seasoned, but the salads are the best in town. Most of the time, the service is very polite and cooperative.
This was our last pick since it was late. Wings are small. They have a picture of corn on the cob in the dining room but they don't sell it. Fries were not good. I asked for coleslaw and it was served in a condiment size cup. This place needs to improve.
I'd never been to Zaxby's before and found it the best option in the area I was in - of I-20 between Augusta and Greensboro, GA. Zaxby's is all about fried chicken strips - there are probably very few ways that they can be made or used that are not available on the menu there - salads, sandwiches, platters. They... More
This place absolutely has the best fast food chicken sandwich around. Their "kickin' chicken" sandwich with nuclear sauce will make your heart beat faster, and the fries have just enough seasoning on them to stand out from other restaurants. Love this place.
If chicken ,salads, or sandwiches is what you won't to eat . Then this is the place for you. It is good and you have a lot to choose from dine in or drive-thur Plenty of seating inside . Located out Washington Road just before you get on to I -20
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Confocal live whole-mount images of foxP2 enhancer B in the zebrafish brain
FOXP2 is a forkhead transcription factor regulating language development in humans, and new evidence suggests that the lef1 transcription factor regulates foxp2 expression during development of the central nervous system of zebrafish. In order to visualize in vivo expression patterns of six predicted lef1-binding foxP2 enhancers, each potential enhancer was cloned upstream of GFP. The transgenic line for the foxP2-enhancer B drove expression (shown as green fluorescence) initially in the telencephalon and then in the eye and hindbrain at 72 hours post fertilization.
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A micro-prism film, with spectral characteristics, is attached on a display panel to show images appearing with + 10° ~ + 50° and −10° ~-50° bright regions and with a + 10° ~-10° dark region. When both eyes separately receive the bright region and the dark region of an image, interocular delay would appear to generate a stereo perception. With the optical simulation software, LightTools 7.3.0, to simulate the brightness change, the light with lower brightness appears on the 0° region and the light with the highest brightness appears on the ± 10° region. The optimal viewing distance of 25cm could accurately deliver the image with shading parallax to both eyes. The actual measurement of brightness presents the shading distribution, achieving the condition of binocular retinal illumination, and the angle of visibility appears on the ± 50° region, causing interocular delay so that the viewer generates the stereo perception.
1. Introduction
Physiological and psychological stereo cues are the key factors in humans judging stereo depth perception [1]. The major differences show that physiological stereo cues present binocular parallax through visual accommodation, convergence, and disparity, while psychological stereo cues show it through the relative comparison between objects in the image, such as psychological illusions result from shadows, size, interposition, and texture gradients. A 2D image therefore reveals the stereo perception.
In general, multiplexed 2-D stereo contents are often defined as the image depth perception by the positive parallax and the negative parallax in binocular parallax [2] and the left and the right images of a stereo image are delivered to the left and the right eyes with distinct display methods. Nonetheless, compulsorily having both eyes accept the depth distance of a stereo image in the single depth of a field could cause physiological visual conflict. In other words, when both eyes view non-correct cross view points, the wrong disparity would contradict the binocular accommodation and convergence [3]. Moreover, when viewing stereo contents in the multifocal depth of a field, a strong visual conflict could easily discomfort the viewer. Filippo et al. pointed out the horizontal overlapping error of an image as one of the factors in visual discomfort [4]. Besides binocular parallax, Marc Lambooij et al. also indicated the effects of object speed on depth, image contents (signal transmitting time and space not coherent), and the asymmetry and unnatural fuzziness of stereo images which could result in visual discomfort when viewing 3D images [2]. Comparatively, psychological stereo seems to show a more alleviative stereo image function.
The retina is a critical part for visual perception; however, after human view an object, the received object information reveals plane signals, rather than stereo signals. In this case, the visual perception has to organize other signals to generate the depth perception. Human visual system are able recognize stereo depth and distance to perceive the distance between the object and people through the object size, arrangement, or shadow in the field, and even through the shape and color. Besides, human visual system can accept and analyze images to recognize the object's shape and the space or distance from the object. When light information is delivered to human visual system, the object's shading can be recognized. With the shading contrast, human visual system can perceive spatial depth. After recognizing the distance or depth of an object, humans can perceive the spatial cues through the visual data. Apparently, psychological stereo vision can be generated by changing retinal image size, linear perspective, aerial perspective, overlapping, shades and shadows, and occlusion [1].
According to visual psychological theories, human visual system is sensitive to the shading [5]. When the brightness is reduced, the visual delivery speed is decreased so that eyes show strong responses to brightness. On the contrary, when the brightness is enhanced, human visual system shows photopic vision and an increase in color sensitivity. Nevertheless, the visual system interprets the shading by analyzing the proportion, rather than the absolute values of light intensity. Pulfrich et al. discovered in 1922 [6] that "if a filter is placed before the left eye, an apparently three-dimensional elliptical motion of the bob is produced, and the direction of rotation, as viewed from above, is clockwise; when the filter is before the right eye, the direction is reversed" [7]. Such responses appear on the binocular responses to the shading so that the response to dark images is slower than it is to bright images. And, the Pulfrich effect is currently utilized for generating stereo perception [6,8,9]; however, a pair of glasses with one eye equipped with a filter, but not the other eye, is required for the shading effect. Besides, the eye with a filter should receive the image with lower brightness than the other, thus the production is rather complex [6].
Nevertheless, a lot of research revised the stimulation to explain the processing of delay and disparity with neural mechanism in the past decades. In such research, stroboscopic Pulfrich effect [10,11] and dynamic visual noise [12] are the classic ones. But, the two kinds of depth percept are not simply resulted from stimulus geometry, which is different from classic Pulfrich effect. In the stroboscopic version of Pulfrich effect, the object is presented with apparent motion, and skips between nodes are used for crossing the screen, which substitutes the continuous motion to observe the interocular delay. That is, the stroboscopic Pulfrich effect presents short time to stimulate the appearance of the object that the image could be merely received monocularly. In order to match the left and the right images of both eyes, the brain must remember the image seen by the left eye and match the delayed image with the one seen by the right eye. Such stimuli could explain the contribution of the temporal integration properties of the neuronal mechanisms to the depth perception [13].
With the stimulation of dynamic visual noise, the stimulating image would appear "snowstorm" frame like a television not being tuned. When the interocular delay appears, such noise would show "swirl" frame with depth. Besides, it is found clinically that Pulfrich effect, such as cataract [14], optic neuritis [15], or (nerve) multiple sclerosis [16], could appear without a filter when ocellar optic nerve is damaged. It would result in inconvenient life for the patients, such as not being able to accurately judge the position of an object and the distance of the opposite car. In addition to drug treatment, the patients could wear filtered glasses for the correction.
From the previous research, we know that 10 times greater differences of the retinal illumination could result in a 15ms visual delay [3] and that having both eyes separately receive images with high and low brightness could generate stereo perception by the delay characteristic. This study, for the first time, proposes to attach a single-sided micro-prism film on the panel, as shown in Fig. 1. A conventional display can be adapted to be a Pulfrich shading autostereoscopic display, by adding the micro-prism film that changes the optical path direction is utilized for bright and dark images through beam splitting. Such images are separately delivered to the left and the right eyes so that one eye receives the image with higher brightness, while the other eye receives the one with lower brightness. It is named Shading Parallax in this study. With Shading Parallax using a 2D image to generate the stereo perception, there is less discomfort for viewers.
Fig. 1
2. Design
By attaching a micro-prism film on the surface of an LCD panel, the micro-prism aims to transmit the bright image on the LCD panel to the left eye and the dark image to the right eye, or vice versa, to present the stereo perception by the delay characteristic of human visual system responding to brightness. The LCD produces the spherical light, and the prismatic property of the micro-prism film would split the spherical light into the bright region towards both directions and the dark region in the middle, as shown in Fig. 2. The bright and dark regions are adjusted by controlling the base angle of the micro-prism film. The bright region is the area of the angle of emergence after the refraction of the light has been injected into the micro-prism film; the dark region, on the other hand, is the area of the angle of emergence after the refraction of the stray light has been injected into the micro-prism film. In this case, the position of the bright region is designed according to the user's demands to generate the dark region.
Fig. 2
In Fig. 3, the micro-prism film structure contains the angle of incidence θi, the material medium n, and the base angle of the prism α, which are deducted from the optical path Eq. (1) with Snell's law to design the micro-prism film. When the light goes out from the micro-prism film, the total reflection effect is likely to appear because of the larger refractive index of the micro-prism film compared to that of the medium. When the light vertically inject into the micro-prism film, the base angle (α) is so large that total reflection is generated when the light goes out from the micro-prism film. The light therefore can no longer pass through the micro-prism film so that the image's brightness is relatively reduced. For this reason, total reflection should be avoided in the design. With Eq. (1), when the incident light is injected at an angle of incidence (θi) 45 degree, the total reflection was caused with the base angle of prism (α) more than or equal 61.6 degree. The beam splitter therefore should be designed the base angle of the micro-prism film being less than 61.6°.
Fig. 3
A 2.4" display is selected for this study. In consideration of the distinct vision distances of eyes, the viewing distance is set 25cm. The material of the micro-prism film is PMMA (n = 1.49, Abbe number = 57.4), whose angle of emergence is calculated according to the viewing distance of 25cm. When the backlight vertically inject into the micro-prism film, the angle of incidence (θi) shows 45°. The base angle of the micro-prism film is also 45°, by Eq. (1), so that total reflection could be avoided. Based on the designed micro-prism film parameters, LightTools 7.3.0 is utilized for the optical fabrication. In the fabrication structure, the distribution of the measured panel brightness and angle are divided into a bright region and a dark region, as shown in Fig. 4. The lambertian light passing through the micro-prism film appears to have the highest brightness on the position facing the LCD panel ± 25° and the brightness reduces at 0° to present the shading parallax. When the image with the shading parallax is delivered to both eyes, the vision delay caused by the distinct responses of eyes to brightness would result in stereo perception.
Fig. 4
3. Fabrication
The micro-prism film can be fabricated from PMMA, including with the 45 degree base angle, by Roll-to-Roll processing methods. In our experiment, laser scanning confocal microscope (LSCM, KEYENCE VK-9700) is used for measuring the micro-prism film profiles with 150 magnification ratio (Fig. 5). The base angle of the prism is 44.9 degree, the pitch of the prism is 24.5 μm and the average roughness is 21 nm. Such a micro-prism film is assembled on the 2.4" panel, with the light and shade distribution shown in Fig. 6, to measure the brightness distribution of the panel. The measuring structure shows the distance between the panel and the sensor at 25cm, the measuring angle from + 90°~-90°, and the measurement at every 5° to observe the brightness distribution.
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
Figure 7 shows the experimental results. Regarding the brightness of the lambertain light going through the micro-prism film, the brightest image, with a brightness of 145.21 (W/m2/sr), appears on the position facing the panel at 30°, and the brightness at 0° shows 9.81(W/m2/sr). The maximal brightness is defined as EBrightness, and the minimal brightness EDark. Substituting Eq. (2) for the binocular retinal illuminance [17], the binocular contrast shows 1.17. When eyes receive the bright image at 30° and the dark image at 0°, the vision delay would cause stereo perception. The stereo perception is generated by the visual lag when both eyes view the parallactic image, Fig. 8, and the binocular contrast is higher than 0.63 [18]. When the dark image is in the range of −10° ~ + 10°, and the bright images are from + 10° ~ + 50° and −10° ~-50°. The stereo perception appears when both eyes are in the dark and bright image ranges. Figure 8 shows the actually viewed images after attaching the micro-prism film on the display panel. The shooting angle is 25°, 0°, and −25° that the viewer could receive the images from the bright and the dark regions for both eyes by viewing the image from the positions between 25° ~0° or 0° ~-25° so as to achieve the stereo perception.
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
To verify the stereo perception after the micro-prism film being attached on the display panel, 32 participants with normal eyesight are invited to the self-report questionnaire survey, which is measured with Likert's 6-point scale, as shown in Table 1. The total of 32 participants (32 males) with the average age of 24.7 ± 5.98 years were selected for this experiment. Every participant had no major disease in their brains, nervous systems, internal organs, and visual system. The questionnaire is divided into two groups, which Group A views the display with the micro-prism film and Group B views the one without the micro-prism film. Pair t in t-test is utilized for the statistical analysis of the questionnaire, where the numerical values are presented with mean ± S.D and the star symbol (*) stands for the significantly different (P<0.001) between the two groups, Table 2. The experimental results present significantly statistical differences on Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4, while Q5 ~Q7 do not appear remarkable differences.
4. Discussion
Traditional autostereoscopic display technology mainly uses parallax barrier, lenticular lens, or micro-lens array as the stereoscopic display elements. For parallax barrier, a piece of periodic grating conforming to the pixels of a flat panel display is designed. The grating is composed of vertical stripes with transparent and opaque periods and is attached to the flat panel display. When a stereoscopic image passes through the grating, the binocular images are transmitted to both eyes to achieve the stereoscopic conditions with binocular parallax. However, a half of the periodic grating is opaque stripes that the overall brightness of the panel would be reduced [19]. To improve such a problem, geometrical optics is applied to producing the cylindrical lens, which allows the binocular images focusing on both eyes to present the stereoscopic image without reducing the brightness. Nonetheless, in spite that it improves the problem of brightness reduction, crosstalk is caused [20]. Furthermore, the optical elements were designed based on the panel specifications and accurately installed on the correspondent pixels. In the process, the Moiré effect [21,22], which could cause the parallax image to not be delivered to the correct viewing locations and thus resulting in reduced stereo image quality [23,24], needed to be overcome.
Moreover, a patent proposed to display the binocular images with full-resolution on the back of 3D film with frame sequence [25]. The 3D film presents a dome shape on the top and a prism structure on the back. The 3D film is placed on the light-guide plate with LED sets on both sides. When the left LED is on, the right eye could see the left light source, while the left eye could see the right light source when the right LED is on. Such a light-guide structure shows the binocular images synchronizing the LED. When the left LED is on, the right image is shown for the right eye, while the left image is shown for the left eye, when the right LED is on. Furthermore, the LED on both sides could be on to display an ordinary 2D image. It presents the function of 2D/3D switch.
In addition to the hardware, the 3D image content also was made to display. The traditional autostereoscopic display technique used dual-lens cameras for shooting a stereo image, or a micro-prism single-lens stereo camera for taking a stereo image [26], and processed and computed the image to produce a stereo image [27]. Nevertheless, such a method required image processing and distinct disparity designs for different focal depths to generate the stereo perception. Such a stereo image could reduce the image resolution so that the image appeared contradictory binocular accommodation and convergence because of incorrect horizontal alignment or wrong view points and the viewer presented discomfort and visual fatigue [1].
Accordingly, such 3D production had physiological stereo cues perceive the image depth. However, having eyes stare at a focal plane, when viewing a stereo film, could easily result in eye pain. Besides, strong visual conflict on image recognition could easily cause dizziness and fatigue [28]. Psychological stereo cues are the original ability of humans perceiving an external image [5]. When a 3D image could be produced by psychological stereo cues, the discomfort resulting from bad design of software and hardware could be avoided. Equipping a filter in front of the left or the right eye to view a moving object could generate interocular delay, called the Pulfrich effect. Simply speaking, interocular delay could cause spatial displacement when eyes are viewing a moving object. Such spatial displacement could generate depth perception [5].
As mentioned above, the Pulfrich effect is practiced by equipping a filter on the glasses for interocular delay to generate stereo perception. Nonetheless, similar to current shutter or polarized stereo images, the Pulfrich effect requires a pair of special glasses that are considered inconvenient for myopic people. A micro-prism film is therefore designed to be attached on the display panel in this study. Such a micro-prism film design, based on the physiological characteristics of human visual system responding to the shading, is to produce a special micro-prism film, which separately delivers the images with distinct brightness to the left and the right eyes to make the 2D image generate the stereo perception.
According to previous research, it was necessary to consider the responses of spatiotemporal filters for such an illusory depth perception [23,24,29]. Human visual system sense the closer distance of an image with higher brightness, but farther distance of an image with lower brightness [17]. Besides, human visual system show distinct speed on image brightness, where human visual system appear to respond faster to images with higher brightness than to images with lower brightness to generate the illusory depth. Micro-prism films are regarded as a key finding in this study, as they do not require complex image processing, but they are produced based on the responses of eyes to the shading, so that discomfort would not result. The image brightness measurement is preceded at the viewing distance of 25cm. From Fig. 6, the visual range of a shade image appears from −10° ~ + 10°, while that of a bright image is reveal from + 10° ~ + 50° and −10° ~-50°; the binocular contrast ratio of 1.17 causes a signal transmission delay of about 9 microseconds [30]. Diamond indicated that human visual system would generate the illusory depth perception when both eyes receive a binocular contrast ratio larger than 0.63 [18]. Nevertheless, the viewing zone of 3D effect is limited about 10 degree except for attaching irregular micro-prism structure. Moreover, this study also precedes classic Pulfrich effect [6] from the autostereoscopic display with micro-prism array. The viewer would generate illusory depth perception when left and right eye receive video from the bright and dark zone individually.
The design of Q1 and Q4 tends to confirm the stereo perception when the participants viewing with the micro-prism film. Group A receives lower scores than Group B for Q1, but higher scores for Q4, and both Q1 and Q4 appear statistically meaningful differences (Table 2). Such results show that the stereo perception actually appears when the participants viewing the display with the micro-prism film (Table 2). The participants perceive the image emerging or embedding in the display in Q2 and Q3 with remarkably statistical differences. When the participants receive the dark region with the right eye and the bright region (0° ~-25°) with the left eye, the perception of emergence would appear; i.e. negative parallactic image. When the right eye receives the bright region and the left eye receives the dark region (25° ~0°), the perception of embedding appears; i.e. positive parallactic image. Such results are consistent with Pulfrich effect. However, when the micro-prism film is attached on the display panel, the stereo perception would appear on both embedding and emergence.
Research on stereoscopic human factors contains visual fatigue test, questionnaire assessment, blood pressure measurement, and other physiological signal measurement [31]. Frank L. Kooi et al. found out binocular parallax as the major factor in discomfort when viewing 3D images [32]. Besides, Marc Lambooij et al. also pointed out the factors of the depth caused by speed change of an object, insufficient depth information in the incoming data signal yielding spatial and temporal inconsistencies, and asymmetry and unnatural blur of stereoscopic images in discomfort when viewing 3D images [2]. The participants do not reveal any discomfort after viewing the display attached with a micro-prism film, and no significantly statistical difference appears in the questionnaire (Q6). The major reason might be the participants view the bright/dark image from the same picture, which presents the stereoscopic perception simply by the distinct speed of human eyes responding to brightness/darkness. It is different from the images in an autostereoscopic display requiring image processing and algorithm for two stereoscopic images with distinct angles of view.
5. Conclusion
By attaching a micro-prism film on a display panel to generate bright and shade regions on a display, the characteristic of human visual system presenting faster responses to brightness than shade is utilized for interocular delay to generate illusory depth. Moreover, the image contents do not require complex image processing, but simply apply a general 2D image with a micro-prism film to perceive the stereo image. It omits the production of 3D contents and is suitable for current displays.
This work is supported by the National Science Council of Taiwan under contract (NSC 101-2628-E-224-002-MY3 and NSC-101-2221-E-492-009).
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Ironic however, that there IS no Metallica in Brutal Legend's Soundtrack.
Ironic however, that there IS no Metallica in Brutal Legend's Soundtrack.
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Salt Lake Bees first baseman Efren Navarro will suit up for the 26th annual Triple-A All-Star Game, scheduled for July 17 at Aces Ballpark in Reno, Nev. The 27-year-old infielder leads the Bees with a .349 batting average.
Navarro will be part of the Pacific Coast League team which will play the International League All-Stars.
First pitch is set for 7 p.m. (MT) and will be broadcast live on MLB Network, the American Forces Network and the Triple-A All-Star Game Radio Network.
In 78 games this season, Navarro has 48 runs, 101 hits, 24 doubles, five home runs, 51 RBI, 142 total bases and a .435 on-base percentage. His batting average and doubles currently rank fourth in the PCL while his on-base percentage ranks second.
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What Buyers Want
June 12, 2015
Technology is giving companies an unprecedented view of their customers: demographic data; buying preferences; behaviors that signal the intent to buy; and analyses that enable them to develop expectations about how customers are likely to act during the buyer-seller relationship. Those abilities are new, and they hold a lot of promise. However, customers have changing expectations as well.
Dodging Disorganization: Showing Sellers a Sharper Image
June 4, 2015
Despite vendors' claims, CRM is not all about technology. Technology helps it scale, but CRM is really a discipline. It's the discipline of creating relationships that benefit both buyers and sellers. CRM is really great at organizing the data that makes it possible to build relationships. However, many things that aren't driven by your CRM technology can have a major impact on relationships.
Message for Marketers: Always Be Engaging
June 1, 2015
In sales, we know customer retention is critical for success in the subscription economy. For many tech companies in the SaaS space, it takes three years to break even. In insurance, which has toiled in the subscription economy for more than a century, the average break-even time is an incredible seven years. Because of that, sales compensation is starting to change.
Subscribed 2015
May 27, 2015
There is no better company to look at to get a sense of the future of technology in business and society than Zuora. This might surprise many people, because companies like Oracle, Microsoft and Salesforce might come to mind more readily. To one degree or another, those companies feature their products and services, which are very important, but Zuora talks about business models.
Making the Most of Micro-Moments in the Customer Journey
May 26, 2015
The mobile advertising race is on. Google has to scramble to stay ahead in the volatile mobile ads market, because it has been losing ground to Facebook, suggested Pace University marketing professor Larry Chiagouris. Google is "valued at a high multiple, based on its current market share, and cannot afford to give away any market share," he noted.
Customer-In, Not Seller-Out: 5 Realities of the Customer Journey
May 11, 2015
I was doing a little reading about the concept of the customer journey. I have distinct opinions about it, and I was looking for things that might challenge or validate those ideas when I stumbled across a blog post from a major CRM vendor that got my goat. The post proclaimed that 2015 was "the Year of the Customer Journey!" Really? This year? What about the many years before this?
It's the Customer Experience
May 5, 2015
Bill Clinton won the presidency with the mantra, "It's the economy, stupid," and I think CRM could borrow heavily from that pithy bit of logic. If you can check your preconceptions at the door and actually perceive the information in front of you, there's no telling what you can figure out. Such is the case with the tired phrase "customer experience."
Satisfying Customers in the Digital Transformation Era
April 29, 2015
Customers are changing the rules of business. They are well informed and well connected, and they have high expectations. Business success in the digital world depends on individuals who make recommendations based on their personal experience. These customers expect a seamless and consistent experience, regardless of which device they are using. They demand intelligent digital interactions.
There's a Science to Engaging With Empowered Consumers
April 13, 2015
We all know customers have changed. They can voice their dissatisfaction with you, complete most of the buyer's journey without you, and even seek out support and service without you. If you're a business, you have two questions to ask yourself: 1) Do you really want to become unnecessary to your customers? and 2) What are you going to do about it?
Oracle Modern Customer Experience
April 8, 2015
Oracle did some smart things at last week's Oracle Modern CX Conference and user meeting in Las Vegas. The company has been making strides in organizing its messaging and products around customer experience in the wake of its RightNow Technologies acquisition a few years ago. It's been taking on the CX mantra whole hog. Today, Oracle CX is a full-featured tactic.
Oracle Aims to Wring More Sales From Marketing Cloud
April 6, 2015
Oracle last week trumpeted a set of new Marketing Cloud features designed to improve the customer experience. Oracle ID Graph, Rapid Retargeter and AppCloud Connect aim to boost sales by aggregating data from multiple sources and reacting to it in near-realtime. However, they fall short of the cutting edge in CRM -- predictive analysis.
WiFi Pays Retailers in Spades
April 1, 2015
EarthLink and IHL on Tuesday released a joint study that shines a light on the specific ways different types of localized WiFi networks are helping businesses, and how enterprises are adapting to the realities of a more mobile and data-centric world. Companies are changing their point-of-sale systems to try to stay competitive, the study indicates.
Optimizing the Brick-and-Mortar Customer Experience
March 27, 2015
The retail industry has finally awakened to what customers always have known -- they don't distinguish too much between channels. Modern shoppers are happy to embrace the immediacy and experience of the physical store while also benefiting from the informed and personalized ease of shopping online. Retailers should translate the smartest online strategies into their in-store experience.
Self-Service and the 'R' in CRM
March 25, 2015
Self-service is generally considered a good thing, especially in CRM, where there has been significant investment in empowering people to take on more responsibility for provisioning service or making purchases. But it's not all great, and there is some interesting blowback that is causing vendors to reconsider how their offerings work. In sales, self-service has resulted in truncated sales cycles.
5 Crafty Customer-Retention Strategies
March 23, 2015
Remember all those hours you spent at the mall just hanging out, not buying a thing? Well, a lot of us just never grew up. We just moved our hangout from the local mall to the Internet. We meet our friends online, we order food online, and we window-shop online. It's a good life. That is, it's good unless you are at the receiving end of this online voyeurism.
Importance of a System
March 18, 2015
I was telling a friend recently about some of the ideas in my book, Solve for the Customer. He was interested in my belief that customer science has evolved from a general emphasis on process in business, especially in the back office. His company does a lot to ensure that its customers are happy and loyal, because their business involves long-term relationships and agreements that renew for many years at a time.
What the Buyer Sees
March 4, 2015
Partner Relationship Management gives a lot of attention to the vendor and partner relationship, and it should. But it's worth remembering that as important as this relationship is, the one that really counts involves an end customer. So what does the end customer need from a channel partner that a PRM system can uniquely provide? I'd say the most important partner deliverable is intangible -- trust.
Report: Most Insurance Customers Are Fed Up
February 27, 2015
If you dislike your insurance company, you are not alone: Worldwide, less than 30 percent of consumers have positive experiences in dealing with their insurers, according to Capgemini's World Insurance Report 2015. North America saw the largest decline in satisfaction -- 8.3 percentage points. Positive customer experience ratings for Generation Y fell the most in North America -- 10.9 percent.
Solving for the Customer
February 19, 2015
You'd probably take umbrage at the notion of a weak human, and rightly so, because in business you have to be able to play with the team you have, not the one you wish for. So for business purposes, let's think in terms of empowered humans, since we always want to empower our employees to do great things -- at least we should.
Retail Shoppers Get More Satisfaction Online
February 19, 2015
Customer satisfaction with retail has dropped for the first time in four years, according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index -- except in the subcategory of e-commerce. All of the brick-and-mortar retail categories registered weak or flat customer satisfaction for the fourth quarter of 2014, while online retail posted a year-over-year gain.
Are Call Centers Ready for the Internet of Things?
February 17, 2015
The IoT represents a wealth of untapped riches -- and there's no shortage of data highlighting the potential this technology has for the economy. The demand is there, as is the supply. However, there's one piece that may or may not be missing, depending on whom you ask: the back end capacity to handle the information these devices will generate.
Parature from Microsoft Caters to Customer Service Pros
February 10, 2015
Roughly a year after it acquired Parature, Microsoft last month unveiled the Spring '15 release of Parature from Microsoft. The new application, the first major release since the acquisition, adds to Parature's self-service and knowledge management functionality. The feature set focuses on increasing the productivity of customer service teams as well as giving them additional above-the-queue insights.
Customer Science
January 28, 2015
Part of my new year routine has been ordering new business cards. In this electronic age, they are the only things I actually print, and I'm a writer! In a few weeks I'll publish a book, Solve for the Customer, in paperback, and the two are related. I made a discovery while writing the book that fundamentally changes what I do for a living and the title I use, hence my need to reprint.
Engage.cx Makes Customers an Offer They Can't Lose
January 27, 2015
Engage.cx just secured $2.9 million in Series A financing. The round of participating investors is noteworthy, but for the CRM industry the real intrigue lays in Engage.cx's premise -- or rather, promise: how to present a unified cohesive customer service operationr, no matter which channel is used. Other vendors claim they can do this, but Engage.cx is taking a novel approach.
The Top 20 CRM Blogs of 2014, Part 2
January 20, 2015
The second half of the Top 20 Bloggers list is the half that holds the most surprises and fresh faces. This year, it also has the most variety -- from non-English speakers to blogs targeted at small businesses -- as well as plenty of marketing-oriented content. There also are some re-entries to the list who have rediscovered their blogs and come roaring back.
The Top 20 CRM Blogs of 2014, Part 1
January 12, 2015
The field of CRM bloggers is like the start of a marathon: There may be thousands of entrants, but there are only a few elite runners. Spotting them in the rest of the pack is not always easy -- especially as their enthusiasm for blogging waxes and wanes, or as they move into other formats, like becoming regular columnists in publications. However, there are a few things that identify the elite.
The Way to a Customer's Heart Is Through Your Employees
January 8, 2015
Companies need to understand that their employees are key to keeping customers satisfied, said Bruce Temkin, managing partner of the Temkin Group. Temkin identified eight customer experience trends for 2015 and advised companies to train their staff in those areas. However, "all the training in the world ... will fall short if the leadership team is not on board," he said.
Surviving 4 Inescapably Unfair Aspects of CX Delivery
December 19, 2014
Ever built a house of cards? It's critical to start with a sound foundation to support your later efforts. No matter how sturdy your start is, however, a wrong move anywhere along the way can bring down the house and cause all your work to be for naught. Delivering good customer experiences is like that: You can do extraordinary work in planning the basics and even get customers to buy from you.
Zendesk Crystallizes Mobile Customer Service
December 16, 2014
Zendesk has launched a new platform, Zendesk Embeddables, that allows companies to incorporate certain elements of the Zendesk product suite in mobile and Web apps, as well as games and other online mobile experiences. Zendesk Embeddables includes a mobile software development kit and Web Widget. Using these, a company can offer Zendesk's self-service functionality through a mobile app.
Sales and Marketing Aren't Aligned - but Their Problems Are
December 8, 2014
The numbers prove it: Sales and marketing just aren't playing well together in most organizations. A not-so-small industry has sprung up to attack the issue of sales/marketing alignment, but the problem is so deeply entrenched that it may never be fully eradicated. That's a little weird when you think about it. The two sides are confronting problems that parallel each other.


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ILSI publishes articles on original research, literature reviews and gap analyses, and meeting proceedings primarily in peer-reviewed journals. ILSI also publishes books, monographs, white papers, and other reports through ILSI Press.
Wood, S. L., Beyer, B. K., and Cappon, G. D. (2003). Species comparison of postnatal CNS development: Functional measures. Birth Defects Res B Dev Reprod Toxicol 68(5), 391-407.
Zoetis, T., and Hurtt, M. E. (2003). Species comparison of lung development. Birth Defects Res B Dev Reprod Toxicol 68(2), 121-4.
Zoetis, T., and Hurtt, M. E. (2003). Species comparison of anatomical and functional renal development. Birth Defects Res B Dev Reprod Toxicol 68(2), 111-20.
Zoetis, T., Tassinari, M. S., Bagi, C., Walthall, K., and Hurtt, M. E. (2003). Species comparison of postnatal bone growth and development. Birth Defects Res B Dev Reprod Toxicol 68(2), 86-110.
This article, published in the Journal of Nutrition (2003;133 Suppl), provides an evaluation of the use of biomarkers in nutritional epidemiology. The focus is on biomarkers that are considered to have current or emerging interest for chronic disease and methodologic research, and for which a substantial body of literature regarding their measurement in humans exists.
These nine articles, published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (2003;78), cover sugars and weight control, insulin sensitivity, diabetes, CVD, dental caries, and US guidance on sugars intake.
Current controversy over the impact of sugars in health prompted a workshop in which participants shared the latest nutritional science information on this topic. The outcomes were published in the Journal of the American Dietetic Association (2003;103:1058–1060).
This review article, published in Nutrition Reviews (2003;61:261–271), goes beyond studies of water requirements for stressed populations to summarize emerging scientific information focusing on healthy adults and point to areas for future research.
Microbial hazards in irrigation water: standards, norms and testingto manage use of water in fresh produce primary productionComprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety, 10 April 2015Commissioned by the ILSI Europe Emerging Microbiological Issues Task Force
Assessing dietary exposure to caffeine form beverages in the U.S. populationusing brand-specific versus category-specific caffeine valuesFood and Chemical Toxicology, 20 March 2015Commissioned by the ILSI North America Caffeine Working Group


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