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For many years Todd Stewart's concerns as an artist have centered on the relationships between history, myth, and culture. This work has included a growing exploration of the American Landscape and a continued examination of the question: does place hold memory? Related to these concerns, in 2008 Stewart's work was published by the University of Oklahoma Press under the title Placing Memory: A Photographic Exploration of Japanese American Internment. The book is a contemporary examination of the ten Japanese American internment sites of World War II.
Stewart's photographs have been exhibited widely throughout the United States, recognized by museum curators at the The Whitney Museum of American Art, The Museum of Photographic Arts, Santa Diego; and publication editors including those from Aperture and the New York Times Magazine. Stewart began his career as photographer working for advertising and design clients in Columbus, Ohio and Atlanta, Georgia. In 2004, he received a Master of Fine Arts degree from Indiana University. Currently he is an Associate Professor of Photography and Digital Imaging at the University of Oklahoma.


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FRIDAY FINDS showcases the books you 'found' and added to your To Be Read (TBR) list… whether you found them online, or in a bookstore, or in the library — wherever! (they aren't necessarily books you purchased).
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How to Have a Brilliant Life – Michael Heppell
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Resonate – Mark Beuving
Pursue the Intentional Life – Jean Fleming
Smart Change – Art Markman
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Humble Inquiry – Edgar H. Schein
Soul Keeping – John Ortberg
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Oh dear. On my way to work yesterday morning, I was listening to Antony Jenkins on the Today programme – and groaning.
Fortunately, tootling along in my little Fiat 500, there was no one else present to hear me. Jenkins was awful. I lost count of how many times he repeated robotically that Barclays (which he insisted on pronouncing ever so sl-ow-ly, as the bank's senior execs sometimes like to, as "Bar-clays") is to be the "Go To" bank.
Go To for what, exactly? A queue? Empty seats behind the glass? A machine that does not work? A stupor-inducing dull blue decor? Refusal of a loan? The slapping on of more charges? An automated phone answering service?
There was something cultish about Jenkins' delivery. Try as I might, I could not shake off an image of him leading his colleagues in prayer, chanting "Bar-clays is the Go-To bank, Bar-clays is the Go-To bank", over and over.
He talked about his "transform" programme, which appears to consist of little more than promoting more women into senior roles, and carrying out a YouGov poll as to how much Barclays customers trust their bank.
The pièce de resistance, however, was the admission that staff at Barclays' investment banking arm saw their pay rise 13 per cent when profits at their division fell 37 per cent. My foot jerked off the accelerator, causing the car to lurch forward.
To think that only a week ago, I was singing Jenkins' praises. And not just me – countless others. Then, the Barclays chief executive had announced he would be waiving his bonus. At last, I declared, we had a banking boss who understood the zeitgeist – while his rivals filled their boots, he was in touch with the public mood. We appeared to have turned, finally, some sort of corner.
But no. Jenkins has decreed that employees are to be paid more, even though their bit of the bank did worse. The reason, apparently, is that: "We employ people from Singapore to San Francisco, we compete in global markets for talent. And if we're acting in the best interests of our shareholders, we have to make sure we have the best people in the firm."
I know, I know. So good is this "talent" that their contribution to the bank's performance plummeted 37 per cent. As for the claim to be "acting in the best interests of our shareholders", what about the observation from the Institute of Directors, no less, that it "cannot be right in any business for the executive bonus pool to be nearly three times bigger than the total dividend payout to the company's owners"? It prompted the IoD to ask: "For whom is this institution being run?"
Later in the day, Barclays responded to City analysts' questions on a conference call. Any idea that this audience, more than any other, would get it – that they would understand why the investment bankers had to have pay rises – was quickly scotched. Even this lot gave the "Go To" chief a hard time. One of their key points concerned the proportion of profits awarded to staff. Barclays failed to provide a convincing answer.
My suspicion is that Jenkins is desperate to placate the investment bankers.
Rewind to 2012 and he came in on a ticket of making enormous change; from now on, Barclays was going to be the good bank, one where ethical standards were high. That was taken as a dig at the investment bankers with their risky, casino, high-stakes mindsets.
Roll forward and what do we find? That far from taking an axe to them and their remuneration packages, Jenkins is keeling over and going out of his way to be kind. Why? Because he found that the investment bank is a law unto itself – that, within Barclays, it does and says as it pleases. Built up by his predecessor, Bob Diamond, Barclays Capital, or BarCap as it was then known, was a separate fiefdom.
Responsible for transporting Barclays from sleepy old UK high-street bank to global powerhouse to rank alongside the big boys of Wall Street, Bob's kingdom could write its own ticket. Jenkins has realised that he upsets it at his peril.
Sadly, he's fallen for the line, propagated by investment bankers everywhere these past few years, that theirs is an ultra-competitive global industry and so they must be paid the international rate. Don't do that and, apparently, they will be off – able to join the opposition at the drop of a hat.
But will they? It's the same claim made by Royal Bank of Scotland to justify its pay levels – that it must hang on to these stars who could defect, just like that, to the other side. Nobody has ever tested if that is the case. Where are all these gaping vacancies?
Their case is built on the premise, too, that they're indispensable. Really?
What's fascinating about this is that banks which are very good at telling individual and business customers how to manage their affairs are so hopeless at running their own. Imagine if a small business borrower said to them that "profits are down 37 per cent but I need to give my staff a 13 per cent pay increase". What do you think the bank would say?
In his call to analysts, Jenkins said that controlling costs was "key to the success of any bank in the next decade". He added: "It is clear that the cost base has to come down in investment banking."
So why wait? If he was determined to make Barclays the "Go To" bank then Jenkins would have been brave enough to strike out on his own, to make a bold statement. Instead he has proved himself lacking in courage. Worse, given the furore surrounding yesterday's announcement, he is in danger of making Barclays the "Go From" bank.
For news of the richer pay days for the investment bankers was accompanied by job cuts elsewhere in Barclays of 10,000 to 12,000, and unspecified branch closures. Jenkins is doing what too many British bank bosses have done in recent years: slash the soft high-street underbelly while annoying the little folk – the branch employees and the ordinary customers. In so doing, he will doubtless have been influenced by the continued rise of internet banking.
The fact that it wasn't the branch network but the investment banking arm that nearly brought the bank to its knees, resulting in a bailout by Middle Eastern investors that is now the subject of a Serious Fraud Office investigation, is conveniently forgotten. Likewise, it was not the branches that were rigging Libor or the foreign exchange rates. It's a safe bet that when the next major embarrassment surfaces, it won't involve the branches and the high-street customers.
On its website, Barclays carries a plea for recruits: "Now is a great time to join Barclays as we continue on our journey to define the industry and become the 'Go To' bank." In behaving in the manner it has, Barclays has defined the industry all right. But not in the way it intended.
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|Feb 5, 2008
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|May 16, 2006
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|Jul 11, 2000
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|Yuri A. Bobrov
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This application is divisional application of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/246,047 filed Sep. 17, 2002, now U.S. Pat. No. 7,106,398 which is a continuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/844,030 filed Apr. 26, 2001, now U.S. Pat. No. 7,108,749 which claims priority to Russian Application No. 2000117957 filed on Jul. 11, 2000, the disclosures of which are herein incorporated by reference.
The invention pertains to technological machinery for production of liquid crystal displays, in particular polarizers obtained from lyotropic liquid crystals based on organic compounds, particularly dyes.
There is a known polarizer, obtained on the basis of liquid-crystal solutions of organic dyes as described in WO 94/28073. Polarizer, according to the herein technology, is obtained by application of thin film of liquid crystalline dye solution onto a glass or polymer substrate via one of the known methods. The distinction of this technology lies in that the orientation of the dye molecules occurs in the process of application of the film, so that a thin heat-resistant polarizing coating forms on the substrate immediately after drying. Such films could be used as polarizers in various optical devices. Their application allows creation of new designs of liquid-crystal displays, in which polarizers could form directly on the surface of liquid crystal cell, on the outside as well as on the inside.
In order to increase the mechanical strength of polarizers, render the material water-insoluble and stable with respect to other solvents, and improve thermal stability, the polarizers can be treated with a special solution containing divalent or trivalent metal ions (WO 00/25155). Such a treatment can be effected by immersing of the whole substrate plate with an applied polarizer into an appropriate solution, followed by rinsing in distilled water and drying. However, this treatment stage leads to additional expenditures for the fabrication of displays, related to the need in special equipment and materials for this processing. Moreover, this treatment may lead to difficulties in removal polarizer from the sites of glued junctions.
Application of polarizers in displays bears certain peculiarities related to their small thickness and hydroscopicity, as well as to the contemporary techniques of display manufacturing (B. Bahadur, Editor, "Liquid Crystals applications and uses", vol. 1, World Scientific, N.-Y., July (1990)). Thus, for example, in case of external positioning of polarizers, they have to be protected by some means to prevent their mechanical damage. Moreover, the area, covered by the protective layer, should be larger than the area of the polarizer in order to completely avoid any contact of the polarizer with the surroundings and prevent penetration of moisture. In case of their placement inside the cell, polarizer should not be around the perimeter of the cell at the areas of sealing since it will compromise the quality of the sealing, and will contact the surroundings. Therefore, polarizer should cover only the working area of the display and should not be at its periphery. Taking into account that several displays are formed on a single substrate, a necessity to form a pattern on its surface arises. This could be performed by localized application of polarizer onto the substrate, or by the localized removal of the polarizing layer applied previously on the entire area of the substrate, preserving it on the proper regions of the substrate.
Various methods of application of the herein films and machinery allowing its implementation are known (RU 21148884). Application of LC solution could be implemented using slot, rod or roller. However, the known apparatuses do not allow obtaining polarizers with reproducible characteristics because of the difficulties of forming a uniform 15-10 μm thickness wet layer film without lines and with uniform orientation of molecules over the entire working field of the substrate. Besides that, these apparatuses do not allow obtaining polarizers with polarizing layer applied on separate regions of the substrate.
There are known methods of forming a pattern of polarizing films based on lyotropic liquid crystal (LLC) compounds (RU 2110818). According to this prior art, the film is formed by a cylindrical engraved roller, in which the engraving is implemented as grooves on the surface of the roller within the boundaries of the pattern. The grooves get filled with LLC solution, which subsequently is transferred onto the surface of the substrate via rolling the roller over it. This method has the disadvantage that due to the high viscosity of the LLC, a roller with the diameter of no larger than 3 cm can be used to ensure quality of application. Therefore it is difficult to form patterns with linear dimensions along the direction of application larger than 10 cm. Besides that, the use of this method strongly depends on viscosity of LLC and the thickness of the forming film. In particular, the degree of orientation of molecules in thick films appears to be substantially worse than in thin ones. Therefore, in order to form a pattern on a polarizer, it is favorable to apply a layer of polarizer on the entire area of the substrate and later locally remove it from a part of the area, leaving the proper configuration of the polarizer.
Various methods of removing thin isotropic films from the surface of a substrate are known, either through mechanical removal on separate areas or using protective mask and etching (Physicochemical Methods for Processing Semiconductors (in Russian), B. D. Luft (ed.), Radio i Svyaz, Moscow, 1982, p. 107). However, all of them have a number of substantial disadvantages which limit their applicability for removal of polarizing layers. In particular, the mechanical method requires frequent replacement or cleaning of the removed material from the working element, and constant evacuation of the dust formed in the process of operation. The methods of local removal of polarizing layer via etching or rinsing with the use of protective mask are less productive and more expensive since they include several additional technological stages, related to formation of the protective mask. In addition, the application of the protective mask onto the polarizing layer and its subsequent removal invariably leads to worsening of the polarizer's structure.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,335,681 describes an apparatus for processing flat plate surfaces with technological fluids. This apparatus can be also used for partial removal of applied polarizing layer. A part of the polarizer film surface is treated with an appropriate solvent, and the dissolved material is removed by a vacuum pump. The solvent is supplied to the preset regions via injectors mounted above a moving plate. The main disadvantage of this technique is that the solvent is applied from injectors onto the open surface of a moving plate. This requires the plate velocity and the solvent supply rate to be controlled so as to confine the process within a preset region from which the coating has to be removed. This hinders precise treatment of small surface areas. To prevent spraying of the working fluid, the apparatus is provided with limiters determining boundaries of the treatment zone, which slide over the plate surface in the course of processing. However, these moving parts can produce damage of the plate surface and the layers formed prior to the polarizer application. This may negatively influence the functional properties of devices and, in particular, lead to damage of the conducting layers and decrease in the useful yield. In addition, use of the described apparatus reduces the production efficiency and increases expenditures in cases when the polarizing coating has to be removed in various directions, for example, in regions of complicated shape.
The invention is focused on the development of an apparatus for producing a uniform thickness and molecular orientation layer of polarizer made of LC solutions on the entire area of the substrate as well as only on the desired regions of it.
The technical result of the invention is the creation of an apparatus for producing polarizing film made of LLC based on organic compounds on the surface of the substrate. The declared apparatus will provide an enhancement of molecular orientation in the polarizing material, an enhancement of its optical anisotropy, and, as a consequence, an enhancement of polarizing effectiveness with the same thickness of the film, enhancement of the thickness uniformity over the area, broadening of the range of speeds of application, within the limits of which no defect lines will form on the polarizer.
The technical result of the invention also is the creation of an apparatus for localized, mask-free removal of separate regions of polarizing layer. The process and apparatus provides: the possibility of forming polarizers on the desired regions of the substrate, while retaining unchanged all the functional characteristics of the remaining polarizing layer and its periphery as well as the previously introduced elements of the device on the substrate; exclusion of contamination of the working area of the polarizers and the substrate by the removed material; preserving the structure of the film, formation of a straight edge of the polarizing layer without disturbing the orientation of molecules in the near-edge area; and preserving the structure and integrity of the polarizing film along the edges of the removed areas as well as over the entire working area of the polarizer.
Technical result of the invention also is the creation of an apparatus, which allows applying the polarizing film onto the substrate and locally remove it in the proper regions while maintaining the integrity and structure of the film in the desired areas. Moreover, local removal of the film's material can be performed at any degree of moisture content in the film, which allows combining the processes of drying and material removal, maintaining the optimum regime of drying during the whole cycle of formation of polarizer. This not only enhances productivity due to reduction of production operations, but also enhances the quality of created polarizers, especially on the edge since the process of crystallization during drying leads to additional orientation of molecules including the regions along the edge. Therefore, localized removal of the film material not only does not cause formation of a damaged edge, but also provides an opportunity to "heal" the edges of the remaining layer due to the process of additional crystallization.
The technical result of the invention is achieved by the fact that in the apparatus for forming polarizer(s) from lyotropic liquid crystal(s) based on at least one organic compound, comprises at least one system of application of LLC onto at least one substrate, and at least one system of orienting force on LLC and/or on the molecules and/or on the supra-molecular complexes of the organic matter(s). The systems are installed with the possibility of relative movement with at least one substrate holder, at least one system of orienting force comprises at least one plate, one end of which is fixed so that upon relative movement of the plate and the substrate holder(s) at least a part of the plate surface freely translates over the surface of the applied film(s) providing the external orienting force on LLC and/or on the molecules and/or on the supra-molecular complexes of the organic matter(s).
In the above apparatus, at least one system of application can comprise at least one method of supplying LLC. At least one method of supplying LLC can involve at least one injector for supplying LLC, and/or at least one system of transmission rollers, and/or at least one channel with a metering dispenser. At least one system of application can comprise at least one element for application of LLC onto the substrate(s) implemented as at least one rotating roller and/or as at least one fixed roller and/or at least one slot and/or as at least one rod. On the surface of at least one roller there can be introduced a relief (a pattern). At least a part of the plate(s) surface can possess hydrophilic and/or hydrophobic qualities. On at least a part of the plate's (s') surface there can be introduced a relief (pattern). Plate(s) can be made out of polymer materials or rubber, or at least two different materials, comprising separate parts of the plate(s) and/or comprising layers of plate(s). At least one system of application can be installed with the possibility of vertical movement relative to the substrate holder(s). At least one system of application can be installed with the possibility of horizontal movement relative to the substrate holder(s). One end of the plate(s) can be fixed on one or different holders with the system(s) of application or directly on at least one system of application. At least one system of application can be implemented as at least one fixed roller(s), which is installed with the possibility of movement to provide clasping of the plate(s) to the forming film(s). At least one system of orienting force can be additionally supplied with at least one means of clasping the plate(s) to the forming film. The plate(s) can be implemented in a rectangular shape. The apparatus can be additionally supplied with at least one anti-vibration system and/or a system of automatic control and/or control of the formation process.
Technical result is achieved also by the fact that in the apparatus of localized removal of the material of the polarizing film(s), obtained from LLC of at least one organic compound, at least one system of the solvent(s) supply is implemented as at least one directing channel, at least one system of solvent and/or products of reaction(s) and/or solution(s) removal implemented as at least one directing channel and installed with the possibility of connection to a system of discharging and/or vacuum system. Technical result is also achieved by the fact that in the apparatus, the system(s) of supply and the system(s) of removal can be installed so that their longitudinal axes are situated perpendicular to the plane of at least one substrate holder. System(s) of supply and system(s) of removal can be implemented with the possibility of vertical and/or horizontal movement. System(s) of supply and system(s) of removal on one hand and substrate holder on the other can be implemented with the possibility of relative movement. System(s) of supply and system(s) of removal can be installed fixed relative to each other or with the possibility of relative movement. System(s) of supply and system(s) of removal can be implemented as coaxial tubes where the inner diameter of the removal tube(s) is greater than the inner diameter of the solution(s') supply tube. System(s) of supply and system(s) of removal can be situated at a fixed distance from each other. The apparatus can be additionally supplied with a system of automatic control and/or control over the process of localized removal. The apparatus can be additionally supplied with at least one anti-vibration system.
Technical result of the invention is achieved due to the fact that the technological line of polarizer formation comprises at least one apparatus for formation of polarizing film(s) from LLC of at least one organic compound, at least one apparatus of localized removal of the polarizing film material obtained from LLC of at least one organic compound, at least one substrate holder and at least one means of their relative movement. Technical result of the invention is also achieved due to the fact that at least one apparatus for film formation in the technological line and the at least one apparatus of localized removal can be implemented according to the claims. At least one apparatus for formation of film(s) and at least one apparatus for localized removal and at least one substrate holder can be situated on one or separate bases. Technological line can be placed in a chamber or implemented in a single casing. Technological line can be additionally equipped with at least one manipulator for transfer and/or transportation of products. Technological line can additionally comprise at least one table for between-operation transfer and/or storing. Technological line can additionally be equipped with at least one means of drying, installed within at least one apparatus of the line, and/or between the apparatuses of the line, and/or in front of at least one apparatus for forming, and/or after at least one apparatus for localized removal, and/or above and/or below at least one substrate holder. At least one means of drying can be implemented as a heater or a system of air blowing or as a radiation system. Technological line can additionally comprise at least one anti-vibration means. Technological line can be additionally equipped with means of automatic control of the process and/or a system for control over the process.
The introduced technological apparatus can be built into a technological production line for manufacturing LC displays. The place of installment of this system into a production line will be determined by the place of application of polarizers and related to its subsequent operations and will depend on whether polarizers are to be outside of the cell or inside. Here, the apparatus for application of polarizing coatings is implemented analogously as for the external as for the internal polarizers.
The key moment in the technology of formation of polarizing coatings from liquid-crystal solutions of organic matters is the fact that the orientation of the major axes of the molecular complexes, which are the structural and kinetic units in such solutions, in the volume of a liquid film coincides with the direction of the velocity vector of the liquid flow in the region of film formation. Therefore, any non-homogeneity of the velocity vector distribution throughout the volume of the liquid will lead to a non-homogeneities in the polarizing layer after its drying. Therefore, a major requirement to the apparatus for formation of the polarizer is that the system must provide uniform orientation of molecules throughout the volume of the film of LC solution in the process of application and its uniform thickness. Moreover, the thickness of the wet layer should be within the range 5-10 μm.
To introduce the orientation of molecules, the method of application should provide shear or tension in the layer of the liquid, which immediately limits the number of methods of film application to the roller, rod, and slot methods.
The major condition for creation of a uniform molecular orientation in the layer of LC solution is the formation of a laminar, uniformly oriented flow of liquid in the gap between the surface of the substrate and the working element of the application system, and also rectilinearity of the line of detachment of the liquid from the working element of the application system at the exit from the region of film formation. Non-Newtonian rheological qualities of LC solution, high effective viscosity, which changes depending on the shearing speed and temperature from 1.5 to 0.5 Pa*s, and the high surface tension around 70 dyne/cm (dyne is a unit of force, 10−5 newton), substantially hinder creation of such conditions. Upon application of liquids with such qualities in thin film, the lines of different thickness and molecular orientation easily appear.
Therefore, determined in short, the following are the major features of formation of polarizers based on liquid-crystal solutions:
1. Small thickness of the formed wet layer of LLC (<10 μm)
2. High effective viscosity of LLC (˜0.3 Pa*s)
3. Low level of vibrations (<1 μm perpendicular to the plane of the substrate)
4. High uniformity of movement of the application system and the table.
Another technical result of the invention is the creation of an apparatus for localized, mask-free removal of separate regions of a polarizing layer. The process and apparatus provides: the possibility of forming polarizers on the desired regions of the substrate, while retaining unchanged all the functional characteristics of the remaining polarizing layer and its periphery as well as the previously introduced elements of the device on the substrate; exclusion of contamination of the working area of the polarizers and the substrate by the removed material; preserving the structure of the film, formation of a straight edge of the polarizing layer without disturbing the orientation of molecules in the near-edge area; and preserving the structure and integrity of the polarizing film along the edges of the removed areas as well as over the entire working area of the polarizer, the possibility of modifying polarizers, either simultaneously with the layer removal or sequentially, in order to improve the characteristics of polarizers to impart them additional properties.
The apparatus for local treatment and removal of polarizing layers is based on a single principle, whereby an appropriate solvent is applied onto the polarizer at preset sites or a chemically active fluid is applied so as to modify the polarizer material, and the reaction products are removed by vacuum pump. The apparatus is designed so as to reach the claimed technical result.
The present invention will be better understood from the following description when read in connection with the accompanying drawings, in which:
The major parts of the apparatus for application of polarizing coating (
Depending on the construction of the display, as a rule, a certain orientation of the polarizing film's polarization axis relative to other elements' optical axes is necessary. This makes it necessary to apply the polarizer at an angle to the sides of a rectangular substrate other than 0� and 90�. Therefore, the table for substrate placement can have means for horizontal turning of its plane relative to the direction of movement.
The major operations, which are performed by the apparatus, are the preliminary application of the LLC solution onto the substrate, its distribution over the surface into a thin oriented layer, additional orientation, change of substrate orientation to a desired angle, local removal of the polarizing film material, turning of the substrate to 90�, and second local removal of polarizing film material. Depending on the angle of orientation of the sides of the substrate relative to the direction of movement, and also on the method of application of polarizer, some operations can be eliminated or be performed simultaneously. In a more general case, when the substrate is oriented arbitrary, application of polarizing film is performed in two stages: formation of continuous layer over the entire surface of the working substrate (which further could be used as one of the plates in a display) and removal of the polarizer from the part of the surface preserving it only in the desired places. The sequence of operations in the apparatus shown in
To increase productivity, the apparatus can have such table size, that several substrates could be placed on it. Here the apparatus can have corresponding number of application and removal systems so that polarizers are formed simultaneously and independently on each substrate.
The stage 9 also has system 16 situated on it, which is used for application of LLC onto the substrate in the form of a line along the entire length of the rod. The system 16 for LLC application represents a reservoir with LLC, from which LLC is supplied at a required pressure onto the surface of the substrate via a tube through a calibrated needle-like tip 17. The tip can travel with the required speed across the substrate along its entire width. Control over the apparatus is performed from the control desk 18.
The stage of the apparatus is placed on a table with anti-vibration protection.
Operation of the apparatus is performed in the following sequence. Initially the carriage is situated at the far left position so the rod 13 is beyond the boundaries of the substrate 11 and propped up above it. At this time the tip 17 of the system 16 for application of LLC, through which the later is supplied onto the substrate, is situated at the edge of the substrate in the upper position. At the start of the operation the tip is lowered to a desired height, the solution under pressure is feed into the channel of the tip and, when the solution starts to pour onto the surface of the substrate the tip starts to move across it with the desired speed. The quantity of the applied material will be determined by the pressure and the speed of movement of the tip. Upon reaching the edge position the tip is lifted and returned to the initial position. The carriage starts to move and when it reaches the edge of the substrate, the rod is lowered and starts to spread the solution over the surface of the substrate with the desired speed. During that, the element 15 produces additional orienting affect on the wet film, removing disturbances in the molecular orientation, induced at the phase of application of the polarizing film by the rod. Reaching the extreme left position, the carriage stops. During that, the rod is lifted and the carriage is returned back to the initial position.
In the capacity of the rod a so-called Mayer rod can be used, which represents a metal bar with a calibrated wire of circular cross section reeled tightly on it. Such rod allows obtaining films of the necessary thickness and high degree of uniformity. The orientation of molecules at the same time has some function of distribution induced by the periodical structure of the rod's surface. Such orientational distribution of molecules worsens polarizing characteristics, which is especially noticeable in thick films. Introduction of the additional orienting element 15 allows eliminating this drawback, making orientational distribution of molecules more uniform.
The element for additional orienting element 15 represents a flexible thin plate (or a film) of an organic material having smooth and even surface. During application of the polarizing coating the plate touches the surface of LLC and slides over it creating the additional, uniform over the entire width of the substrate, orienting force on the molecules of LLC due to the surface tension forces. The length of the plate in contact with the film of the LLC is selected so as to achieve the best orientation of molecules and lies in the range of 1 to 500 mm.
Various methods can be used for attachment of the element 15 relative to the rod in the apparatus.
In the apparatus shown in
In the apparatus shown in
Independently from the method of creation of the excess pressure in the water such working elements can be grouped into a complex of elements (
In both cases, the proposed apparatus allows removing the polarizing film independently of its moisture content. The optimum moisture content of the film is picked with the condition of high rate of removal and maintaining sharp edge and high degree of orientation in the boundary region.
The condition of implementation feasibility of such method of polarizer removal is determined by the rate of dilution of the polarizing material and the rate of removal of the created solution in comparison to the rate of application of the polarizing layer. The rate of application depending on the viscosity of LLC solution can be from 5 to 200 mm/second. For this range of rates and the distance between the water feeding and vacuum pumping channels of 1 cm, the time of contact between the water and the polarizer is between 2 and 0.05 second. As shown by experiment, controlling the rate of the water feed and solution vacuuming, it is possible to achieve complete removal of a dry polarizing film of about 1 μm thick, which proves technical feasibility of the herein method of localized removal of polarizing coating.
Conducted research had confirmed the high quality of the obtained polarizers, high degree of anisotropy and high polarizing effectiveness. During localized removal of the polarizing material the edges and the surface of the remained regions had perfect structure and the regions themselves had uniform thickness over their area. Investigations showed that the listed above technical results for each of the apparatus' were achieved.
The preferred apparatus for local removal of polarizers are described with reference to
Substrate holder 44 is provided with channel 50 for vacuum holding substrate 46 and with channels 52 and 54 for supplying the solvent (working fluid) and discharging the reaction products, respectively. In addition, groove 56 is provided on the periphery of the substrate holder 44 about 2-6 mm from the edge of the substrate 46, which prevents penetration of the working fluid under the substrate 46. It is recommended that substrate holder 46 be made of a solid material such as metal to ensure the formation of a flat undeformed surface on the substrate side and being chemically stable with respect to both the working solution and the reaction products.
Base plate 47 is used for mounting elastic plate 48 and for supplying and discharging the working (modifying) solution. The solution is supplied and discharged via a system of connected channels 60 and 62, which deliver the working fluid in parallel to all processed regions 63 of the substrate 46 as shown in
Plate 47 is preferably made of a strong hard material, preferably metal.
Elastic plate 48 is preferably provided in order to ensure a tight contact between channel walls 64 and processed surfaces. The walls 64 are provided around each working region 63 on a processed plate 46 and along the perimeter of the elastic plate 48. The wall height at the perimeter is greater than that in the central part by a value equal to the processed plate thickness. This provides for a tight contact of the elastic plate 48 with the substrate 46 at all points of the processed surface 63 and along the perimeter of the substrate holder 44, thus providing conditions for processing the substrate edge regions. The relief on the elastic plate 48 is formed by conventional methods, such as mask, etching, laser ablation, or forming. In addition, the elastic plate 48 contains two through holes 66 and 68 in each working region 63 (
Type A refers to soft vulcanized rubber, natural rubber, nitrites, thermoplastic elastomers, flexible polyacrylics and thermosets, wax, felt, and leathers.
Type B refers to moderately hard rubber, thermoplastic elastomers, paper products and fibrous materials.
Type C refers to medium-hard rubber, thermoplastic elastomers, medium-hard plastics and thermoplastics.
Type D refers to hard rubber, thermoplastic elastomers, harder plastics, and rigid thermoplastics.
Type DO refers to moderately hard rubber, thermoplastic elastomers, and very dense textile windings.
Type O refers to soft rubber, thermoplastic elastomers, sponge, extremely soft plastics and thermoplastics, foams, low-density textile windings.
Type OO refers to extremely soft rubber, thermoplastic elastomers, sponge, extremely soft plastics and thermoplastics, foams, low-density textile windings, human and animal tissue.
When the discharged solution becomes transparent, valves 72 are switched to water and the system is washed from used solvent. As described above, the working and washing fluids can be supplied either under input pressure or by vacuum rarefaction at the output. Processes of the polarizer film modification and removal can be performed simultaneously since the two regions are not connected and can be treated separately. After termination of both processes, the processing facility 45 of the apparatus is lifted up and the substrate 46 is dried by an appropriate method, for example by heating or blowing.
The foregoing description of specific embodiments and examples of the invention have been presented for the purpose of illustration and description, and although the invention has been illustrated by certain of the preceding examples, it is not to be construed as being limited thereby. They are not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the precise forms disclosed, and obviously many modifications, embodiments, and variations are possible in light of the above teaching. All or some of the above embodiments may be combined for process advantage. It is intended that the scope of the invention encompass the generic area as herein disclosed, and by the claims appended hereto and their equivalents.
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|International Classification
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|European Classification
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Around 1500 senior students from Sydney's three Jesuit-aligned schools took part in a joint celebration for the 200th Anniversary of the Restoration of the Society at St Mary's Cathedral on 7 August.
Former St Aloysius' College student Bishop William Wright, from Maitland-Newcastle Diocese, presided over the celebration, which brought together students from Years 9 to 11 from St Ignatius' College, St Aloysius' College and Loyola Senior High School.
Following the Mass, the students then walked from the cathedral to the Sydney Opera House for a special commemorative photo on its steps, then enjoyed a lunch on the grounds of Government House.
The day was about celebrating not only the restoration, but also the contributions of the Society to education around the world.
'The day was very much an opportunity for our College community to give thanks for the Society of Jesus and the works they have performed in this country, particularly in the ministry of education', said St Aloysius' College Principal Mark Tannock.
'Our unique college would not exist without them. Our Church, more than ever, needs good priests, and the Jesuits have provided to our community the priestly presence that has been fundamental to our pursuit of a loving, hope-filled society.'
While the senior students gathered at St Mary's, students from Years 3 to 8 at St Aloysius' College joined their compatriots at St Ignatius' College for a special Mass at Riverview, followed by a lunch on the school grounds.
St Aloysius' College Rector Fr Peter Hosking provides some more context for the anniversary below:
To put the significance of the Restoration in context, the Society of Jesus had grown to some 23,000 Jesuits by 1750. Jesuits involved themselves in every kind of apostolic service, as missionaries, retreat leaders and spiritual directors as well as opening and running schools for the young. By the mid-1600sthey were considered the schoolmasters of Europe. The multi-dimensioned aspect of the Jesuit vocation, their staunch defense of the Pope, their familiarity with many of the royal courts of Europe, their intellectual and pastoral theology, led tomisunderstandings. An anti-Jesuit feeling spread and took shape throughout Europe by the mid 1700s.
Partly due to the Jesuits supporting the Guarani in their clashes with Portuguese troops in Paraguay, Portugal was critical of the Jesuits. When an injury to King Joseph was falsely blamed on the Jesuits, Portugal became the first kingdom to expel Jesuits from its territories, including its colonies in South America. In France anti-Catholic elements scorned the Jesuits because of their well-argued loyalty to the Church. Following a financial scandal, theParliament forbad Jesuits to function as a religious order. Spain was the next to expel the Jesuits, blaming them for somedisturbances against taxation. There was increasing pressure now on the Pope to suppress the entire Society of Jesus. In 1773Clement XIV had a brief drawn up, Dominus ac Redemptor. Itclaimed that the Society was an object of dissension and its members troublemakers and rebellious. The Jesuits were driven from their homes and works. And the Jesuit General and his closest companions cruelly imprisoned.
The manner chosen by Clement XIV to disseminate the decree of suppression, left local bishops responsible for promulgating it.Non-Catholic countries such as Prussia and Russia refused to allow their bishops to promulgate the brief because they wanted to Jesuits to continue their schools. Catherine the Great made it known that any Jesuit would be welcome in Russia, and this enabled them to regroup. Pope Pius VI, who succeeded Pope Clement XIV, approved these developments in Russia. JosephPignatelli gathered the Jesuits expelled from Spain, and reestablished a Jesuit community In Italy in 1797. He was appointed director of novices and later Provincial in Italy. Heshepherded a number of re-founded Jesuit communities.
During the time of the suppression, Europe underwent the turmoil of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic wars. Pope Pius VI wanted to restore the Jesuits, but was taken away in exile to France in 1798. His successor Pius VII published the Bull restoring the Society of Jesus on August 7, 1814. The 41 years of suppression had a detrimental effect on Jesuit missions in China, India, and North and South America. It was over a decade before the Society was able blossom again. Since then, particularly now in the twenty first century, a restored Society has re-grouped, re-energized and re-focused on the key values of its founder Ignatius of Loyola, namely, to work in the service of others for the Greater Glory of God.
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Last week I was at the Japantown festival in the East Village and Suzuki Farms had a stand with Japanese produce so fresh, it was still clinging to the Delaware soil it was grown in. There were the usual suspects, like Japanese cucumbers and shishito peppers, but they had also had more exotic produce, like Momotaro tomatoes, rakyo (japanese ramps), and red shiso.
In addition to some great looking cucumbers, eggplant and rakyo, I also picked up a gorgeous bunch of red shiso. If you've ever been to a sushi restaurant, you've probably seen green shiso adorning your plate. Aojiso or Green Perilla, is a member of the mint family with broad jagged edged leaves. It's often used decoratively, but it's a delicious herb that goes great in dressings, sauces, and even desserts. Akajiso (Red Perilla), is a much less common variety that has a very distinct taste. It's more floral than green shiso and in Japan, it's primarily used for pickling vegetables. When exposed to an acid, the greenish-purple leaves turn a brilliant shade of magenta, imparting a stunning color onto the plums it's typically picked with.
Although it's often translated as as "Japanese plum", ume (pronounced umeh) is actually closer to an apricot than a plum. When picked green, they're about the size of a quarter and have a soft fuzzy skin. They're pickled through a salting and drying process that renders them very tart and very salty. Because of the vibrant red color imbued by the red shiso, you'll often see them used as the centerpiece to a bento box full of white rice, a nod to the Japanese flag. Indeed, umeboshi is a centerpiece to Japanese culinary culture as a whole, and you'll be hard pressed to find a household without a container of these pickled plums in the kitchen.
Since I didn't have any fresh ume to pickle, I decided to cook with the most of the red shiso I got, and this umeboshi chicken was my first experiment. It's really only Japanese in name, and aside from the cheek shriveling tartness, this could easily be a French or Italian dish. I had it the first night with some white rice which was good, but it wasn't until the next night when I tossed it with some olive oil and pasta that I realized how good it was. Pasta naturally takes to the tart acidity of tomatoes and the this tangy umeboshi chicken was a natural fit for a bowl full of linguine.
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Khayamiya (Egyptian Arabic خيّامية Khayyāmiyah) is a type of decorative appliqué textile historically used to decorate tents across the Middle East. They are now primarily made in Cairo, Egypt, along a covered market known as the Street of the Tentmakers (Share'a el Khayamiya, or Souq El-Khaymiya). This street is located immediately south of Bab Zuweila, and has been in continuous use since the Mamluk era.
Khayamiya are elaborately patterned and colourful appliques applied to the interior of tents, serving a dual function of shelter and ornament. They resemble quilts, and possess the three layers typical of quilts - a heavy 'back', a background 'top', and elaborate applique over the 'top'. Functionally, they can be compared to curtains, though their recent roles have diversified to cater for touristic purposes. These now include cushion covers, fashion, bags, bedspreads, and other applications.
Khayamiya feature hand-stitched cotton appliqué over a heavy cotton back. This back is intended to be protective and durable against a hot, dry, and dusty climate. The hand-stitching is performed quickly by skilled tentmakers while seated cross-legged, using needles and thread. Small pieces of fabric are cut to size as they are required using large scissors. Khayamiya are usually completed by a single tentmaker regardless of the size of the piece. These can range from basic cushion covers to intricate whole-wall hangings several metres across. Large projects can subsequently take several months to complete. The tentmakers are very protective of their creative innovations, as successful new designs are often copied by their competitive neighbours.
Popular design motifs include geometric and curvilinear arabesque patterns derived from Islamic ornaments, and scenes inspired by Pharaonic art, especially papyrus and lotus motifs. Egyptian folkloric subjects such as Goha, Nubian musicians, and the whirling dervishes are popular touristic souvenirs, as are stylised depictions of fish and birds. Calligraphic patterns, based upon texts from the Qur'an, are often shaped into objects and animals. Examples made in the early twentieth century feature larger blocks of appliqué and wider stitching, though khayamiya made since the 1990s have favoured finer and more elaborate handwork.
The correct spelling is in Arabic, but English approximations of this term are diverse, including Khiamiah, Khiyamiya, Khiamiyya, Khyamiyya, Kheyyemiah, Kheyameya, and Khayyāmia. The Arabic word Khayma (خيمة), meaning 'tent', is also linked to the Persian خیام Khayyām (which also means 'Tentmaker'). Popular alternative descriptions in English include the 'work of the Tentmakers of Cairo', 'Tentmaker applique' or simply 'Egyptian applique'. Medhat Adel Emam has discussed the origin of the term as it applies to distinctly Egyptian Arabic with Turkish influences.[1] Very large decorated 'pavilions' in Khayamiya are known as suradeq.[2]
Historic Khayamiya[edit]
Historic specimens of khayamiya are rare. They were originally made to be placed outside in dry heat and dust, and were regarded as replaceable - hence not highly valued for collection or preservation. Four older examples are held in the collection of the British Museum.[3] There are also references to Khayamiya in photographic records and European orientalist paintings from the nineteenth century and earlier. Literary references to their use, including illustrations, can be seen in medieval manuscripts.[4] There is archaeological evidence to suggest that khayamiya have been created and used in Egypt since the Pharaonic era.[5]
Despite their historic legacy, the 'tentmaker' occupation is now endangered.[6][7] This is largely due to competition from imported mass-printed fabrics bearing similar decorative patterns. These printed sheets are now widely used across Egypt as temporary screens for special events, notably during Ramadan, festivals, weddings, and funerals, in place of the original handmade Khayamiya. The majority of Khayamiya created in recent years are marketed to tourists visiting Egypt. In the 2000s, the first international exhibitions of Egyptian khayamiya were held in Australia, the UK, France, and the USA.[8] These were curated by Jenny Bowker, an Australian quiltmaker and teacher.[9]
Khayamiya in Contemporary Art[edit]
The Egyptian artist Moataz Nasr features Khayamiya-inspired aspects in his contemporary mixed-media artwork.[10] Susan Hefuna's installation "I Love Egypt!" (featured in the 18th Biennale of Sydney in 2012) also applies Khayamiya within the context of contemporary installation art.[11] From 2009, the Egyptian artist Hani el-Masri collaborated with the Tentmakers to produce a 5m x 8m interpretation of the One Thousand and One Nights.[12] The Algerian artist Rachid Koraïchi has also collaborated with the Tentmakers of Cairo to create large calligraphic banners, such as his Invisible Masters series. As Koraïchi stated in 2011:
- "When we talk about an Islamic craft tradition, we're not talking about the art of the 19th century that took place in an artist's studio and on canvas. Here we're talking about things that come out of everyday life... It's not a world in which the artist lives apart."
- The culture of the artisan - still present, but steadily disappearing in the streets of Koraichi's native Algeria and surrounding Maghreb countries - offers an insight into how art can be drawn directly from a day-to-day world, yet heightened by the dedication of craft. "If you look at the foundations of western art," Koraichi continued, "it was based on a whole tradition of craft that went into churches; the goblets made by metalworkers and the marbling. It's exactly the same with mosques, in that they were built by those who could work with stone and weaving. These are sources that we can clearly see but the question we have is how to take those disappearing traditions and make them present again in the living moment."[13]
Map to the Street of the Tentmakers[edit]
This link will direct you to a Google Map detailing the location of the Street of the Tentmakers, relative to the popular tourist landmarks of the Khan el-Khalili. The Tentmaker's Street is not known for the hard-sell hassles associated with touristic shopping in the Khan el-Khalili.[14]
- Arabesque Khayamiya, consisting of elaborate interlinked patterns. This broad 'style' dominates this art form.
- Folkloric Khayamiya, such as the legends of Goha.
- Orientalist Khayamiya, such as street scenes based on prints by David Roberts, or their actual equivalents located in Cairo.
- Bird Khayamiya, often associated with the tree of life, the Garden of Eden, or Pharaonic tomb painting
- Musicians performing traditional Egyptian or Nubian musical instruments and dances.
- Calligraphy usually based on the Qur'an.
- Pharaonic designs based on papyrus texts from the Book of the Dead and other ancient Egyptian art.
- Commissioned including unique pieces made at the request of artists, designers, curators, and publishers.
See also[edit]
- ^ [1] Ahmed Ramadan, 2010
- ^ http://www.saudiaramcoworld.com/issue/198606/tentmakers.of.cairo.htm
- ^ British Museum collection link
- ^ [2] Caroline Stone, 2012
- ^ [3] John Feeney 1986
- ^ http://www.egyptindependent.com/news/tradition-vsmodernism-street-tentmakers
- ^ http://www.egyptindependent.com/news/streets-cairo-tent-making-and-endangered-crafts-around-khayamiya
- ^ [4] 'Stitch like an Egyptian', exhibition for the American Quilt Society in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 2012
- ^ [5] The Tentmakers of Old Cairo by Jenny Bowker
- ^ http://arttattler.com/archivemoataznasr.html
- ^ [6] Article by Rose Issa, November 2011
- ^ http://www.hanielmasri.com/tapestry/web-content/index.html Hani el-Masri
- ^ [7] Rachid Koraichi: a mystical winner of the Jameel Prize. Christopher Lord, September 14, 2011
- ^ [8] Guardian Reader's Tips for Shopping in Souks, September 2010
Sources and external links[edit]
- Movable Palaces by Caroline Stone, January 2012 An account of the history of decorated tents in the Middle East, including references to Khayamiya.
- The Tentmakers of Cairo Pinterest Board maintained by Jenny Bowker.
- Tentmakers of Cairo John Feeney, November–December 1986. Article for the Saudi Aramco World Magazine.
- Public Facebook Group linked to a documentary film currently under development, "The Tentmakers of Chareh El Khiamiah".
- Article (in French) by Dina Darwish for Al-Ahram Weekly
- Interview by Bonnie McCaffery (2011) with Jenny Bowker and two of the Tentmakers of Cairo, Hossam and Tarek.
- Photographs of Khayamiya in context in Cairo by Betty Wass, 1979-1983 University of Wisconsin database
- Rachid Koraichi: a mystical winner of the Jameel Prize. Article by Christopher Lord, September 14, 2011
- Website of Hani el-Masri describing the techniques used to develop Khayamiya designs.
- Article by Hadeel al Shalchi (March 14, 2009) describing the walk to the Tentmaker's Street from the Khan el-Khalili.
- The Egyptian Tentmakers Exhibit Blog post by Kelly Smith (30 August 2012) regarding the AQS exhibition 'Stitch like an Egyptian', curated by Jenny Bowker.
- Blog post by katiemaytoo also discussing and illustrating several Khayamiya exhibited in Michigan, USA, in 2012.
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