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Moving on the Wires: The Spiritual Technologist Essay
For Black History Month, I present to you my published essay, "The Spiritual Technologist: An Afrofuturistic Techno-Ethos:"
Using the title of the character Rinehart from Ralph Ellison's "Invisible Man," I explore briefly the concept of the spiritual technologist as a way to develop my own philosophical ethos for the movement of Afrofuturism.
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The My-Stery: The Legba Circuit in Ellison's 'Invisible Man'
Two of my favorites quotations from Invisible Man: "Beware of those who speak of the spiral of history; they are preparing a boomerang. Keep a steel helmet handy" and "The old is ever new."
Today is Ralph Ellison's Birthday and he would have been his 100th birthday. So, here is a taste (a short summary) of my essay, "'The Electric Impulse:' The Legba Circuit in Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man," which I submitted to be in Afrofuturism 2.0, an anthology edited by Reynaldo Anderson and Charles Jones.
Inspired by Nikola Tesla's quotation, "If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration," I argued that Legba (also associated with Eshu, Exu, etc.) is the guiding force of Ellison's novel, incarnating himself through several of the characters in the book and under-girding the main themes of the book.
When it comes to dissecting the novel, many will focus on the intersections of technology and race or even the musical aspects of it, since Ellison was a trained musician before becoming a writer, but rarely do they explore the spiritual, mythological and cosmic framework of the novel in relation to those other elements. Ellison had said himself that he uses myth and ritual as part of the process of his own writing in the Paris Review and he makes several references to those mythic ideas within his work. Thus, the novel intersects the two strands of spirituality and technology, much like the major guiding Legba-like character for the narrator, Rinehart, the spiritual technologist. Ellison uses the surface of technology to explore deeper questions of race, history, humanity, spirituality and understanding of the universe.
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Ekari (Ashleigh Ekari) is developing a series called TRANSMISSION: Afrofuturism as an Archive as part of her senior capstone project for the class Re-Imagining the Archive. She describes it as "exploring the ways in which speculative fiction, namely Afrofuturism, functions as a 'future archive,'" or in other words, "a collection of speculative future possibilities, a collection of desires (and fears) projected into the future."
The project is a series of interviews with various creatives and educators, asking each of them to use their own experiences to "create and flesh out Sage, a fictional character living in a parallel universe in the year 2015."
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The My-Stery: The Gaze in 2012
Rockwell- Somebody's Watching Me
With the recent death of Rodney King, I wanted to reflect on the gaze or surveillance in our society and how it has manifested itself during this year so far. The gaze has implied that the bodies of others, like Black bodies, should always be under scrupulous examination because we are threats to dominant groups. Theological philosopher James W. Perkinson said that one of the main modi operandi of Western culture has been technologies of the eye. In their superficial use, much destruction has occurred in the world. I would also add that our own eyes as a kind of technology themselves have been just as harmful. The world we see is not actually what we see – images are flipped, there are perceptual errors and the brain creates illusions to fill in gaps. Yet entire cultures for centuries were and still are built off of what we see only, and it has had dangerous and paralyzing effects on people of color.
In Black Skin, White Masks, Franz Fanon describes himself like the wave that becomes a particle under observation: "The white gaze, the only valid one, is already dissecting me. I am fixed. Once their mircrotomes [used in microscopy] are sharpened, the Whites objectively cut sections of my reality. I have been betrayed" (95). As Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man also exposes the simultaneous hyper-visibility and hyper-invisibility that people of color face. For their eyes do not see the full spectrum of all, but only what they wants to see of others and it is stifling.
This year, the gaze still has shown itself in a variety of ways. We have seen Black men and women watched, stalked and killed for just being, as in the killings of Trayvon Martin, Kenneth Chamberlain, Ramarley Graham, Rekia Boyd, and Darius Simmons. We have families who are threatened because they look different in a community as with the Kalonji family who were held at gunpoint in their home by neighbors in Georgia. The debates and protests over "stop-and-frisk," which happens to males of color more often, is reaching a peak in New York, London and other cities as well. Although statistics show Black and Latino people do not use drugs more than other groups, they are actually stopped and frisked way more than their actual percentage in the population. While we suffer at the hands of this practice, we have people who have the nerve, like NY mayor Bloomberg, to obnoxiously tell us that it is for our own good.
Not only is it governmental and penal policing, but also institutional and media policing. We do not have access to or it is viewed as insignificant for us to have control of the information and images given to us and that depict us. The most recent example is the Erykah Badu and Flaming Lips controversy over the video for "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face." Whether this is a real feud or publicity stunt, Badu's claim that her rights in collaborating on the creation of the video were taken away in favor of her and her sister, Nayrok's sexual objectification highlights the manipulation of images of people of color in general. The killings, police beatings, stop-and-frisk, and media dehumanization are continuous parts of a system that denigrates, criminalizes and hyper-sexualizes us on sight. Our blackness implies our inhumanity to the greater society that refuses to question why when they look us, they do not really see us. Maybe its time for another Invisible Man.
What Is Afrofuturism? Part 4
This is an article on Afrofuturism by Lisa Yaszek from The Journal of the Research Group on Socialism and Democracy. The focus of the article is Ralph Ellison's speculative fiction novel Invisible Man.
In his introduction to the 1989 re-issue of Invisible Man Ralph Ellison provocatively notes, "a piece of science fiction is the last thing I expected to write" (xv). Both this claim and the way Ellison phrases it are striking. Literary scholars usually talk about Invisible Man as a prime example of the Great American Novel, but throughout his career Ellison carefully distanced himself from that phrase. Indeed, when he accepted the National Book Award for this work in 1953 he rather cheerfully described it as a failed example of the Great American Novel. But Ellison does not just flip the script and call Invisible Mana work of science fiction, either — at most he implies that there is something fantastic about it. Thus it seems that Ellison could not make sense of his own novel because he did not have a name for a literature predicated upon both realist and speculative modes of storytelling.
Recently, however, artists and scholars have indeed coined a name for this kind of storytelling: Afrofuturism. Over the past three decades both science fiction and Afrodiasporic scholars have become increasingly interested in what Sheree R. Thomas calls "speculative fiction from the African diaspora." Leading science fiction journals such as Extrapolation and Science Fiction Studies regularly include essays about black authors in their pages, and as early as the summer of 1984, Black American Literature Forum devoted an entire special issue to the subject of race in science fiction. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, however, there was little discussion of this fiction as a literary mode with its own distinct themes, techniques, and relations to other kinds of black cultural production…
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Another article is about Afrofuturist culture in Chicago, and artist D. Denenge Akpem discusses Chicago's history in the liberation struggle as well as figures like Octavia Butler, John Coltrane, Amiri Baraka, Curtis Mayfield, Sun Ra and George Clinton.
…Afro-Futurism is an exploration and methodology of liberation, simultaneously both a location and a journey. The creative ability to manifest action and transformation has been essential to the survival of Blacks in the Diaspora. "Black Secret Technology (The Whitey on the Moon Dub)" Julian Jonker writes, "Black Americans have literally lived in an alien(-n)ation for hundreds of years. The viscerality of their abduction is equaled only by the ephemerality of the bonds which the disciplinary state has since imposed on them." Similarly, Boykin notes that in this context, "freedom is futurist."
Chicago's history is rooted in liberation struggles; the concrete jungle gives rise to a fiesty, rag-tag, Mad-Maxian, blue-collar style that respects hard work and survival of the fittest. We are alchemists in this city of steel, akin to the Yoruba god Ogun, fusing metal to metal. We claim a real space traveler astronaut Dr. Mae Jemison, the first Black woman in space and graduate of Chicago's Morgan Park High School. In the tradition of grand-forefather Sun Ra who graced our lake shores with his mystical genius, Chicago "shows out" with the sanctification of conduit avery r. young's sweet nectar sweat as he navigates between states of being in his signature Sunday Mornin' Juke Joint performance style. Chicago Afro-Futurism is revolutionary discopoet Khari B. levitating at the HotHouse long before will.i.am teleported from Grant Park to CNN headquarters on November 4, 2008. It is Krista Franklin's multi-layered visual planes with giant children spinning LPs on oceans; spliced figures from antique photos become extra-terrestrial as she coaxes new stories from their faded mysteries…
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The Dunedin men will marry tomorrow, but their move has
horrified gay groups.
The pair are heterosexual best mates.
Engineering student Mr McIntosh (23) and teacher Mr McCormick
(24) will tie the knot to win a The Edge radio station
competition and a trip to the 2015 Rugby World Cup in
Mr McCormick said from Auckland yesterday opposition to the
wedding was understandable but the pair never intended to
offend anyone.
''We are not here to insult anyone. We are here to do our own
thing and travel our own path.''
Mr McIntosh said the wedding was not mocking the institution
of marriage.
''It's just seeing how far two good mates would go to win a
trip to the Rugby World Cup.''
''We picked up our wedding certificate and the nerves are
starting to really hit home.''
They will marry in front of 60 family and friends at Eden
Park, Auckland.
Mr McIntosh said most guests would travel from Dunedin and
Central Otago, paying their own way.
A celebrant would make the union legally binding and Crowd
Goes Wild television presenter James McOnie would be MC.
The pair said their wedding vows would touch on their
friendship and recall their time playing rugby together at
King's High School in Dunedin.
They were undecided if they would take hyphenated surnames
and who would walk down the aisle.
The couple's wedding song is Cruisin', by Huey Lewis and
Gwyneth Paltrow.
Mr McIntosh said he thought the marriage would last at least
two years.
Mr McCormick, a teacher at Musselburgh School, said the
friendship began after the two met at Pirates Rugby Club in
Dunedin when he was aged 6.
His family, like Mr McIntosh's, was excited about the
''They're backing us 100%,'' Mr McCormick said.
However, gay rights groups have condemned the union.
Otago University Students' Association Queer Support
co-ordinator Neill Ballantyne, of Dunedin, said the wedding
was an ''insult'' because marriage equality was a ''hard
fought'' battle for gay people.
''Something like this trivialises what we fought for.''
The competition promoted the marriage of two men as something
negative, ''as something outrageous that you'd never
consider'', Mr Ballantyne said.
LegaliseLove Aotearoa Wellington co-chairman Joseph Habgood
said the competition attacked the legitimacy of same-sex
''The point of this competition is that men marrying each
other is still something they think is worth having a laugh
at ...
''Maybe on the day that statistics around mental health for
LGBTI (Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender and Intersex) people
are better, when high schools are safe places for LGBTI
youth, we can look back on all this and laugh.
''But competitions like this don't bring that day any
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I could not agree more. Well said.
Is it any more a sham marriage than one of Mick Jagger's
efforts? Or one involving one of the many Hollywood idiots,
who have every conceivable clause in their pre-nup, that
gives them the right to walk away from the whole thing if
things get too hard?
At least these fellows are being honest about their
Surely the objection of the homosexual community to this sham
marriage demonstrates that they too think that marriage is a
serious commitment between two people which is intended to
last for life? Wow, there really are some ant-gay people
here. To them I say grow up and mind your own business.
I hope these guys will be splitting up all their worldly
goods when they do divorce.
Precisely. The dictionary for hundreds of years has stated
that marriage was the union of a man and woman. Two same sex
people wanting to be "united" is something new, so therefore
it should have a new name to go with it. Marriage is for the
heteros, get your own word for your version of it.
This is the trickle down effect of that horrible word called
tolerance, which is rammed down our throats, every day,
disguised as "what the public wants", when as you rightfuly
say, it is nothing close to the actual public opinion at all.
Has anyone actually stopped, and asked themselves, "who gets
to decide what we are tolerant of?". I was never consulted on
the topic of gay marriage, and do not support it one bit, but
if I say this out loud, in public, then "tolerance" labels me
a hater. I'm stuffed either way.
These two guys are being 100% honest and upfront about what
they doing, and why they are doing it, and they have
something the LGBT community appears to be lacking..... a
sense of humour.
Too right. I refer to her as my wife because that's what she
is - just as I'm her husband and proud to be so.
Fortunately in our house the PC Nazis are recognised for
what they are - mirthless partypoopers whose contribution to
societal good is a long way south of zero.
I say to those people, get a life! But please, not in
my town.
My wife and I says Treeleaper. And there's the
problem, the possessive. No thanks to heterosexual marriage.
Keep your status women safe at home, may they
keep your house clean, prepare all your meals, and bear
and raise your children? The guys in this story have
a better outlook, short sharp and matey.
My wife and I are we.
Hype.O.Thermia can swear what he likes till hell freezes over
but if I were him I wouldn't swear on oath that the
majority of non-homosexuals were for the homosexual
marriage bill, he might find himself in contravention of
the Oaths and Statutory Declarations Act. What is
worrying is that some people in the modern age seem to think
that they have wisdom that far exceeds that of the
thousands of generations that preceded them. They seem
to me to believe that if they think something is true, then
ipso facto, it must be true.
I'm not sure that straight people have turned marriage into
an ugly word - in fact I'm sure they
What I do know is that marriage is not held in the
esteem that it was and nor does it have the
importance that it once had. It has
become disposable in the modern world and in my opinion
(I'm not swearing it though, its just my opinion), it's for
the worse. My guess is the under 40's probably supported
the homosexual bill and you could say that "OK, fine"
it's their world, they have to live in it.
So two men are getting married for the benefits, not for the
love. OK, and many, many hetero-marriages happen for this
reason today and have happened through the ages - marriages
for benefits, visas, dowries, politics or many other reasons
not including love. Contrary to what some same-sex marriage
proponents are crowing this week, doesn't this marriage
further legitimise and equalise same-sex marriages?
...but Treeleaper believes he knows better, and has held
forth on my behalf about "how we straight people felt
about our marriages being trivialised with the homosexual
'marriage' bill." I could have sworn the majority of
"we straight people" either supported gay people having the
right to marry, or didn't mind one way or the other.
I'd have pointed to any number of news stories of
male-female marriages that trivialised sincere loving
marriage entered into with the intention that it be "till
death do us part" (even though the language of the ceremony
may be more modern) and involve mutual kindness and support
through easy and hard times. And then, added to those
marriages that end in divorce when the wedding guests have
hardly got around to hanging up their posh clothes in their
own wardrobes, are the ones where there is worse than
trivialisation. Beating and cheating, sexual and
financial exploitation, continual disparagement till one
partner feels so useless and worthless they get to believe
that they don't even deserve to be treated decently.
And yet, we (we?) thought homosexual marriage would
trivialise heterosexual marriage? Treeleaper, don't you
think heterosexuals have already done that on our behalf?
Or is it kind of OK when straight people turn
"marriage" into an ugly word?
I think most people, gay men included, can see that this is
just some stupid gimmick by a radio station.
I'd like to know how many people the writer of this article
Shawn McAvinue rang before he found someone who was
I agree Hypo. Too often we have minorities that finally get
their own way then complain when others jump on board.
Be careful what you wish for.
Reality is they are consenting adults and can do as they
please. Isn't that what these organisations fought for, the
right to choose?[Abridged]
I support gay rights even though I am het. I try to support
others and can see no reason why people discriminate and
judge and yet wave their own flag for equality. These two men
love each other, end of story. If they want to wed then who
are any of us to judge? Boston Legal showed something like
this in the last episodes. As I say to people who are against
gay marriage - Is it hurting you? How? No-one can every give
a good reason. Just because you don't like it is not a good
reason. So I repeat - if they get married is it hurting you?
How? Any action that shows you can love another man if you
are male is good, doesn't matter if it is romantic love or
Good luck guys.
Perhaps Mr Ballantyne now realises how we straight people
felt about our marriages being trivialised with the
homosexual "marriage" bill.
Absolutely nothing wrong in this marriage - it
cannot trivialise what gay groups have fought for, as it's
not a gay thing. Merry, perhaps, but not gay, and
there's nothing wrong in that, is there ?
See what happens to so called 'gay marriage'? It
becomes a right joke, and that is what it sure
is. Don't know why LGBTI are upset about it. They
claim they have the right to 'marry' so why can't anyone
else? They can't say it is
discrimination. Anyone can marry regardless of
their status.
Gay rights groups are "horrified" because 2 non-gay guys are
marrying to win a prize? They should be celebrating!
Same-sex marriage has moved so far into the mainstream
that it applies with all the seriousness and all the
frivolity of heterosexual marriage. Radio stunt
marriages, "celebrity" marriages that last less than a
fortnight, marriage for money, for status, for immigration,
all these used to be the preserve of heterosexuals. Now
it's equal opportunity vulgarity, along with equal
opportunity to celebrate deep sincere committed love.
Welcome to full partiipation, you wanted it, you should
never have been shut out from it. When people want
equality and eventually get equality do me a favour, don't
How can this be legal? it is a sham marriage. It is no
better than people who marry to get residency in a country.
It needs looking at.
What a laugh - good on them, it's just straight Kiwi humor.
As for those complaining, why don't they run a competition of
their own for, say, a "normal " wedding? [Abridged]
I wonder how many of those complaining actually listen to the
Edge? Hell, for a free trip to next years rugby world
cup I d consider doing the same.
Wherever you go and whatever you do, there is someone
somewhere waiting to be offended by something.
Is there a clause in the gay marriage bill that says they
have to be in a sexual relationship? No? Well, Mr McCormick
can calm down then. All is well.
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The device and method described herein generally relate to printers that generate hard copies of documents using marking materials, such as ink or toner. More specifically, the device and method relate to printers that verify proper installation of marking material in the printer.
"Printers" refer to reproduction devices in general, such as printers, facsimile machines, copiers, and related multi-function products. These printers produce images with marking materials on media. A printed image is comprised of pixels, which are small masses of marking material. Common marking materials include dry ink, toner, with and without metal particles, wet inks of many forms, such as aqueous ink, and solid inks, which are melted to generate liquid ink. The marking materials may be directly applied to media, either in sheet or web form, or to an intermediate imaging member before being transferred to media. The process of producing an image and fixing it to some form of media may require several steps and many components to perform the several steps.
The marking materials have many properties, each one of which may affect printer performance and copy quality. Using the proper marking materials helps ensure the reliable operation of the printer and satisfactory copy quality. Selection of marking materials in color printers is particularly important. In color printers, pixels of separate colors of ink are typically applied to the media to form the colored image. The amount of ink in a pixel and the distance between pixels affect the color shade and intensity of an image. The marking material for each color is placed in a separate ink supply and the ink from each supply is delivered to a corresponding print head that ejects ink for that particular color only. Some color printers use the primary colors of red, blue, and green, while other printers use colors of magenta, cyan, yellow, and black.
Previously known printers have installation sites or ink loaders into which ink may be installed. Installation sites may refer to, for example, fixtures to which an ink cartridge containing aqueous ink may be coupled or fixtures to which a toner cartridge containing dry ink may be coupled. An installation site may be provided for each color of ink used by the printer. An interface is typically exposed by removing an adhesive tape or the like before an ink cartridge is installed. The interface enables a controller in the printer to provide electrical control signals to the cartridge for selectively obtaining ink from the cartridge for use within the printer. Ink loaders in solid ink printers typically include multiple feed channels, one for each color, into which units of solid ink are loaded. The loader also includes some type of mover for directing the solid ink units through a feed channel to a melting device. The melting device heats the solid ink units and produces liquid ink. The liquid ink is provided to print heads for ejection onto an imaging member in pixel patterns.
To reduce the likelihood that an incorrect ink supply is placed in an ink installation site or an ink loader, the installation site fixtures or channel insertion ports are configured to identify ink supplies not having the necessary properties for use in the printer. For example, an insertion port for a feed channel may be covered by a plate having a cutout with a particular predefined shape. The predefined shape corresponds to a shape for a particular color of solid ink units, for example. The plate, therefore, helps identify solid ink units that are a color other than the color intended for the feed channel. For colors that are similar to one another, such as cyan and black, this feature helps prevent the melted ink supply from becoming contaminated with ink of the wrong color.
While fixture and loader configurations help identify ink cartridges or solid ink units for particular models of printers, these features may not be effective for ink intended for other models. For example, the plate described above with reference to a feed channel for one particular printer may have an opening that is substantially larger than a solid ink unit intended for use in another printer. Consequently, the smaller solid ink unit does not engage the perimeter of the opening and can be accepted within the insertion port of the loader. More robust methods for identifying ink cartridges, solid ink units, toner cartridges, and the like are desirable.
A method identifies ink supplied to a printer without requiring physical contact with the ink supply being loaded. The method includes obtaining an image of an ink supply installed in a printer, comparing the image of the ink supply to a stored image of at least one ink supply, and activating an indicator in response to the generated image corresponding to the stored image.
A system for monitoring ink provided to a printer includes an imaging device located within a printer that obtains an image of an ink supply installed in the printer and an image comparator that is coupled to the imaging device. The image comparator is configured to compare the ink supply image of the ink supply received from the imaging device to an image of an ink supply stored in the printer and to generate a signal indicating whether the image of the received ink supply corresponds to the stored image.
A printer includes a print head, an ink supply site, an imaging device, and an image comparator. The print head ejects ink to form an image. The imaging device is located proximate the ink supply site to generate an image of an ink supply located at the ink supply site. The image is provided to the image comparator, which is configured to compare the ink supply image to an image of an ink supply stored in the printer. The comparator generates a signal that indicates whether the ink supply image corresponds to the stored ink supply image.
Features of the present invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art from the following description with reference to the drawings, in which:
The term "printer" refers, for example, to reproduction devices in general, such as printers, facsimile machines, copiers, and related multi-function products. While the specification focuses on a system that images solid ink sticks in solid ink printers, the system may be used in any printer that uses marking materials to form an image. The term ink stick refers to any form of solid ink such as blocks, pastilles, or other solid pieces that are delivered to a melting device for conversion to liquid ink.
An ink loader 10 that includes a mechanized drive and a gravity fed section is depicted in
According to an embodiment of the present disclosure and referring to
The imaging device 48 may be any device capable of obtaining an image of an ink supply to be utilized in the system 46. For example, the imaging device 48 may be a digital device, such as a digital camera. If the imaging device 48 is a digital camera, the device 48 may generate a solitary frame of digital imaging data of the ink supply installed in the loader 10. The digital camera may be a video camera that generates a series of frames of data over time. The imaging device 48 may be in the form of a single camera or may include in addition to first digital camera 48, a second digital camera 66 positioned in a spaced apart relationship from the first digital camera 48. The use of the second digital camera 66 may serve to provide separate images of the ink supply such that a three dimensional representation of the ink supply may be generated through software. Alternatively or additionally, each feed channel may include an imaging device in the port 24 to generate an image or images of ink supplies loaded into the feed channel. The imaging device may be, for example, a camera, such as, a cellular telephone camera or the like.
The imaging device 48 of the system 46 is typically positioned at a location such that it may be directed toward the site or sites where ink supplies are installed in the loader 10 so that the portion of interest on the ink supply is within the field of vision of the imaging device 48 to enable generation of images of the ink supplies as they enter the loader. Positioning the image device 48 in this manner enables an ink supply that has been identified as being incompatible with a feed channel to be removed from the port 24. For example, as shown in
While the digital camera 48 may be fixedly positioned in a direction toward an ink supply, the digital camera 48 may alternatively include an orientation system 70 to alter the orientation of the digital camera 48 in a plurality of directions. For example, the orientation system 70 may include a pivoting servomechanism 72 that can be selectively controlled to rotate the first digital camera 48 in multiple directions about its pivot point. The orientation system 70 may also include one or more translating mechanisms 74 (shown in phantom) for moving the digital camera 48 along dimensions of the loader 10. The second digital camera 66 may also include similar pivoting or translating mechanisms (not shown) for movement of the second camera 66.
Using a single camera or multiple cameras, three dimensional images of the ink supply may be generated. For example, a single camera coupled to a positioning system may be moved to different positions and the images from the two or more different positions may be used to generate a three dimensional image of the supply. In a similar manner, different images from two or more cameras located at different fixed positions may be used to generate a three dimensional image of the ink supply. Alternatively, a single camera obtaining images of the supply under different lighting conditions can be used to generate a three dimensional image of the ink supply. Also, images obtained by a monochrome camera under differently colored lights may be used to generate a color image of the ink supply.
While the camera may be moved to obtain an image of an ink supply, the ink supply may also be moved for this purpose. For example, a motorized transport mechanism may be located at an insertion port or site in which an ink supply is placed or installed. The transport mechanism may then be operated by a controller to move the ink supply to a particular position for image collection. The controller may also respond to an image processor that receives the images from the camera(s) and processes the images. The image processor may be configured to generate a signal that is sent to the controller to indicate the ink supply is to be moved to another position for further imaging.
The camera 48 may obtain one or more frames of data of an ink supply at any of various camera locations and orientations available with the orientation system 70. The image data from the camera(s) may be used by the image comparator 56 to compare one or more reference images stored in the memory 82. The memory 82 may be updated with additional or replacement reference images with portable data collection devices during service visits or through computer network communications with a central site on a periodic or occasional basis. In this manner, the printer may be updated to recognize new ink supply types or other ink supply modifications.
The image comparator 56 may also be configured to compare indicia 76, as shown in
Regardless of the type of comparison performed by the image comparator 56, the comparator generates a signal indicative of the comparison result. For example, the image comparator may generate a signal indicating the color of the ink supply is not appropriate for the installation site or feed channel in which the ink supply has been located. A controller 36, which may be coupled to the image comparator 56 to receive the signal generated by the image comparator, responds to the signal with an appropriate control action. For example, the controller 36 may be configured to disable operation of the loader 10 until an operator responds to signal by either overriding the loader disablement or by removing the ink supply installed in the printer. Other control actions are, of course, possible and include, besides control actions that enable, disable, or modify operation of printer components, communication messages to local or remote sites for operator action or logging. A block diagram of a system that couples the ink supply imaging system 46 to a printer 32 through the controller 36 is shown in
While the camera 48 or 66 may be positioned in the loader 10 where the ambient light is sufficient to obtain an image of an ink supply, a light source (not shown) may be located in the loader to illuminate an ink supply for imaging. The light source may be, for example, a fluorescent bulb, an incandescent bulb, or one or more light emitting diodes (LED) that is positioned within the ink loader 10 to provide light for an image of the ink supply. Alternatively, the camera(s) 48 and/or 66 may include an internal flashing device for illumination of an ink supply. The camera(s) 48 and/or 66 may be capable of generating color images. The image comparator 56 may compare the color in an ink supply color image obtained from the camera with color data stored within the memory 82. This comparison of color image data is expected to provide more accurate color comparisons than those made by a human operator.
The system 46 described above may be configured to store one or more images for each ink supply installed in a printer. These stored images may be downloaded into a device that an operator or service person may connect to the printer. The images then may be downloaded to the portable device so the portable device may be transported to another location so the images may be retrieved from the device. The images of the ink supplies installed in a printer may be, alternatively, transmitted from the printer over a communication network to a central site for storage. These image archives enable the ink supply images to be preserved for later analysis. Regardless of the collection method used, the images may be archived in a repository for later analysis. Such analysis may include determining whether any non-conforming ink supplies have been installed in a printer.
Although the description presented above has been made with reference to a solid ink printer, the system 46 may be used with an aqueous ink printer also. In such a printer, the camera is directed toward an installation site for an aqueous ink cartridge. The image comparator 56 then compares the images of the cartridges installed in the printer to one or more images of ink cartridges stored in the memory 82. As an additional alternative, the system 46 may be used in a printer that uses dry toner to develop images. The imaging device 48 is located in such a printer to generate images of toner cartridges installed in the printer. The image comparator 56 then compares images of the toner cartridges to one or more images of toner cartridges stored in the memory 82.
According to the present disclosure and referring to
Variations and modifications of the present invention are possible, given the above description. However, all variations and modifications which are obvious to those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains are considered to be within the scope of the protection granted by this patent.
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|Sep 16, 1986
|Canon Kabushiki Kaisha
|Developing apparatus
|Nov 2, 1987
|Sep 26, 1989
|Howtek, Inc.
|Solid ink delivery system
|Jun 23, 1993
|Aug 15, 1995
|Tektronix, Inc.
|Apparatus for supplying phase change ink to an ink jet printer
|Sep 20, 1994
|Apr 23, 1996
|Tektronix, Inc.
|Solid ink stick
|Mar 7, 1996
|Mar 31, 1998
|Tekronix, Inc.
|Solid ink stick feed system
|Mar 7, 1996
|Jan 19, 1999
|Tektronix, Inc.
|Ink feed system
|May 30, 2002
|Apr 8, 2003
|Xerox Corporation
|Load and feed apparatus for solid ink
|Jun 23, 2006
|Dec 27, 2007
|Xerox Corporation
|Solid ink stick with enhanced differentiation
|Jun 23, 2006
|Dec 27, 2007
|Xerox Corporation
|Solid ink stick with coded sensor feature
|U.S. Classification
|347/19, 347/88
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Dec 18, 2007
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You can read the recommendations from Iowa State University Extension Service for Sidewalks and Trees which bases the distance trees should be planted near pavement on the mature height of the tree. Their recommendations are:
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We are currently modifying the website, working off some winter pounds in the garden, organizing, planning, etc.
Due to the increasing demand for high-quality Essiac tea herbs, we are having to work extra hard to keep up with that demand. Unfortunately, high-quality, organically-grown sheep sorrel root is not generally available or easily found even on the internet. So we have to grow it ourselves on good, organic land. It is also very time-consuming to trim the roots from the upper sheep sorrel plant. However, we feel that it is important that people know how much sheep sorrel root is in each packet.
Due to the high cost of growing, harvesting, clipping, drying, etc, of sheep sorrel roots and the high cost of suitable, unpolluted, organic land it is a challenge to keep up with the demand.
CLICK HERE to learn what Rene Caisse said about the importance of sheep sorrel roots.
What We Do
We are experienced herbalists who specialize in providing high-quality, pre-mixed Essiac tea herbs. We have been drinking, growing, harvesting, drying, mixing and selling Essiac tea herbs for more than a decade. We adhere strictly to the documented formula and recipe for Essiac tea that nurse Rene Caisse was using after more than fifty years of research. Rene Caisse specifically stated that sheep sorrel roots were essential to the Essiac tea formula.
We derive most of our information and documentation from Rene Caisse, Mary McPherson, Sheila Snow, Mali Klein and Dr. Gary Glum. Sheila Snow & Mali Klein have collectively written several well-documented books on Rene Caisse and Essiac tea. These books are the only handbooks in the world that reveal how Rene Caisse used various herbal combinations to treat cancer and other ailments. However, today many people drink Essiac tea simply because it is a well-known, pleasant-tasting tea for maintaining good health. To learn more about Essiac tea, the best online source is HealthFreedom.info.
The sheep sorrel roots that we use as part of the Essiac formula are grown naturally without any pesticides, herbicides or artificial fertilizers in northern Idaho in mineral-rich soil that has never been farmed. The sheep sorrel leaf, burdock root and turkey rhubarb are certified organic. Slippery elm is certified organic and wildcrafted in the eastern US.
*We do not sell nor are we associated with the trademarked (TM) or registered (R) "ESSIAC" products that are sold by other companies in Canada and the US. We only sell the herbs so that people can make Rene Caisse's tea in their own homes. Rene Caisse never registered, patented or trademarked "Essiac" which was simply her last name spelled backwards and was originally a native American herbal remedy for cancer. The word "Essiac" was in common usage in the 1930s, decades before anyone tried to corner the market by "registering" or "trademarking" the word "Essiac". Furthermore, we only use the "Essiac" formula which Rene Caisse's best friend, Mary McPherson, officially entered into the public domain in a sworn affidavit in 1994 in Bracebridge, Ontario. This formula uses Turkey rhubarb root which is much more pleasant tasting than the Indian rhubarb products on the market (which is why Rene Caisse switched to Turkey rhubarb in her final Essiac tea formula). The HealthFreedom.info website has posted Mary McPherson's "Essiac" formula affidavit here. That is the formula we use.
The information on this page and on this website is for historical and general information purposes only and should not be construed as medical advice.
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Author's Note: My first foray into the world of The Vampire Diaries. I'm a diehard Damon/Bonnie shipper, and each day spent waiting for a new episode in the hopes of seeing them in one (just one!) scene together is just as pathetic as it sounds. Ergo, my coping methods, i.e. writing this. Written in the course of maybe 40 minutes, and also unbetaed, so any spelling/grammar/misc errors are no one's fault but my own.
No real spoilers, but I guess if you know up to episode 1.06 you're good. This is my take on the spoilers for the upcoming Halloween episode of TVD.
He came to the party to get his amulet.
He left empty-handed, bewildered, and, frankly, pissed right the fuck off.
It's not the first time he's been slapped. It's not the first time he's been kissed.
But it is the first time he's been slapped, then kissed.
He cradles his jaw. She's not human. No human can pack a punch like that and leave a vampire sore a good ten minutes afterwards.
What is she?
He touches his lips. She's not human. No human can kiss like that, with the searing lips and the tongue and the breathiness, and the… Jesus!
Imagine what her blood tastes like.
The more he thinks about it, the more pissed off he becomes. He went there to get the amulet. It was right there in front of him.
He wants to storm back in there and take it by force.
Take her by force?
But he kind of… doesn't want to. Not yet, anyway.
It was mindblowingly simple. Foolproof.
But apparently not witch-proof.
He was going to go in there, find Caroline, get his amulet back, and celebrate his undeniable awesome by sucking a stranger dry on his way home. And then maybe check on Vicki. Show her the ropes.
Or terrorize Stefan. Just because he saved his life doesn't mean he doesn't want to rearrange his brother's pretty-boy face. He doesn't want to be responsible for bringing about the apocalypse by retconning his carefully constructed character traits into something resembling—perish the thought—nice? The very word makes him want to kill something.
But Caroline didn't have the amulet. She gave it to the other friend. The Not-Elena. The cheerleader one with the Bambi eyes and the furrowed brow and the worried stare. She was never on his radar before now.
Plan B: Glamour the shit out of her and then take the amulet back.
When he stared deep into her eyes and proposed a series of increasingly vulgar things he could do to her that they'd both enjoy, if only she'd slide that pretty amber gem off her pretty little neck and hand it over, pretty please, it didn't once cross his mind that it wouldn't work.
Lighting won't strike twice, or some other asinine saying, right? The whole Elena mindfuck debacle was an admitted disaster.
This was exponentially worse.
She hit like a girl, all wrist and no hip.
Still hurt like a mother, which shocked the hell out of him, thank you very much.
And then she kissed him, like it was the most natural thing in the world, smacking a vampire in the jaw and then wrapping your hands around his neck. He mentally checks himself for whiplash.
He could have broken her.
He chose not to. She amused him.
He tasted the liquor on her tongue (the tongue that did sinful things) and let it slide. She was far too interesting to force into submission. Especially when she could, very possibly, beat the crap out of him if he tried.
He didn't want to stick around and find out.
So it's almost two in the morning and he's amulet-less and kind of cranky. He's also frustrated. Confused.
Once she sleeps off that hangover he's certain she'll have tomorrow, she probably won't remember him. But he'll definitely remember her.
It's the first time he's been bested at his own game. It's the unsettling feeling in his stomach that tells him that it might not be the last.
Postcript: Ummm, yeah. So in my world, Bonnie's kickass witch powers sort of make it so she can defend herself against other supernatural creatures, therefore she can slap Damon and actually have it hurt him (total creative license, I have no idea how the TV show writers are going to handle that business). She's also immune to his vampire charms. Unfortunately.
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