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Now that he was under fire from all around the conference table, Andre decided to call a halt. "I don't have an answer for that one," he said. "But I'll find out by next week why this isn't working. I think we should wait till then."
Mercifully, Lynn, the chair, came to his rescue. "OK," she said, "let's pick this up next week when Andre has more information." Turning to the scribe, she asked, "What's next?"
With help from Lynn, Andre is dealing with one of the consequences of piling Change upon Change. Chaos has set in, and Andre isn't sure why things aren't working as they were supposed to.
When organizational leaders feel the need for urgent change, they sometimes initiate programs that overlap or follow one another very closely. But when they do, they risk eroding management credibility.
When an organization changes, its people must choose between exiting the organization and coping with the change. Typically, most do cope. Coping with change entails traversing a path described by the Satir Change Model, among others. It's a path all humans know too well.
According to the Satir Change Model, change begins when a Foreign Element disrupts the Old Status Quo and leads to a temporary state of Chaos. In Chaos, employees are uncertain about what will happen next, and many yearn for the Old Status Quo. But as a way out of Chaos, returning to what once was isn't viable. Change is a rocky road.
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To move out of Chaos, employees must find a Transforming Idea that points the way to a New Status Quo. During a period of Integration and Practice, they integrate the Transforming Idea into their view of the world, and practice with the new ways and ideas, eventually reaching a New Status Quo.
It's a rocky road. There are stops, starts, and lots of backtracking. But when we add a new change effort somewhere in the middle of one that's ongoing, the trouble really begins.
During the period of Integration and Practice, employees must accept management's Transforming Idea on trust. They try to use the suggested approaches as a way out of the Chaos.
A second change effort starts with a second Foreign Element (FE2), which sets off another period of Chaos. If FE2 arrives during Integration and Practice from the first change process, people can't always distinguish between the Chaos of the second change and outright failure of the first. And this can lead some to feel that the Transforming Idea of the first change (TI1) isn't working. Management's credibility is therefore at risk.
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Gold medals at tomorrow's Convocation
UW will give degrees to 1,527 students at the two sessions of tomorrow's 99th Convocation, as well as awarding two Alumni Gold Medals, five honorary doctorates and other honours.
A total of 865 undergraduates and 662 graduate students will receive their degrees and diplomas during the 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. ceremonies at the Physical Activities Complex. Among the graduating students is the first PhD recipient in recreation and leisure studies (aging, health and well-being). Mary Rebecca Genoe will receive that degree during the morning session, for graduates in arts and applied health sciences. In the afternoon ceremony, for the other four faculties, nine graduates will receive the inaugural Master of Mathematics degrees in computational mathematics.
In another feature of tomorrow's graduating classes, the School of Architecture will see its largest output ever: 103 students, with 70 receiving a Bachelor of Architecture Studies degree and 33 receiving a Master of Architecture degree.
"The University of Waterloo is pleased to honour our graduating students' commitment and dedication to academic success," says registrar Ken Lavigne in a UW news release. "Convocation is a proud moment for both the graduates and their families because it marks the end of a long journey filled with hard work and accomplishments."
As happens at fall Convocation each year, Alumni Gold Medals will be given to the top graduates of the past year at the PhD and master's degree level. The winners:
• Jie Zhang, receiving a PhD in computer science for a thesis ("Promoting Honesty in E-Marketplaces") supervised by CS faculty member Robin Cohen. Zhang is currently a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Saskatchewan and is on his way to a faculty position at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.
• Christopher Ramsey, who received an MMath last spring and is now in the doctoral program in pure math at UW. His master's degree work included a thesis on "Algebraic Characterization of Multivariable Dynamics", supervised by Ken Davidson.
Two students — James She of electrical and computer engineering and Jason Ventikeswaran of earth and environmental sciences — are being cited for "outstanding achievement" in their PhD work.
Prominent civil rights lawyer Alan Borovoy will be one of the honorary degree recipients, becoming a Doctor of Laws and giving the address at the morning ceremony. Borovoy retired as general counsel of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association last April, after 41 years of service.
At the same ceremony, French academic Claude Gharib, an international expert on space travel and its impact on the human body, will receive a doctor of science degree. A professor emeritus at Université Claude Bernard Lyon I in France, Gharib provided support over the years in establishing a top quality space physiology program at Waterloo.
In the afternoon ceremony, Kenneth Ogilvie, former executive director of Pollution Probe, will receive a Doctor of Environmental Studies degree, and will give the convocation address.
Also at the 2:30 ceremony, influential cryptographer Adi Shamir, of the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel, will become a Doctor of Mathematics. And international engineer Peter Watson will become a doctor of engineering. Watson, a Waterloo alumnus, is well-known for his innovative research on the fatigue behaviour of metals. Until 2005, he served as chair and chief executive officer of AEA Technology, Britain's largest science and engineering company.
Three retired faculty members will be awarded the title of professor emeritus or emerita tomorrow. They are Alison Pedlar, retired from the recreation and leisure studies department, and Mariela Gutiérrez, of Spanish and Latin American studies, both at the morning ceremony, and Nicholas Kouwen, of civil and environmental engineering, in the afternoon.
Judy McCrae, the university's first female director of athletics, will be recognized as an honorary member of the university at the morning event, and Paul Schellenberg, a retired professor of combinatorics and optimization and former acting dean of mathematics, will receive the same honour in the afternoon.
Other honours to be presented tomorrow morning: the AHS alumni achievement award, Ronald Noble; the AHS young alumni award, Rohit Ramchandani; the arts alumni achievement award, Ian Kyer. Afternoon awards: the James D. Leslie Prize for a top student graduating through distance education, Amar Nashi; the K. D. Fryer Gold Medal from mathematics, Vincent Chan.
UW gets A grades from Globe; other notes
UW has finished in several top spots in the annual Globe and Mail "Canadian University Report Card", released yesterday. Waterloo was ranked first or tied for first among large universities in three categories. Waterloo's B-plus was the highest grade awarded for career preparation. UW and the University of Western Ontario were the only two to receive an A for quality of education. And Waterloo and McGill both earned an A-plus for academic reputation. "The University of Waterloo is always pleased when an outside organization recognizes our particular strengths, and these rankings confirm the quality we are able to deliver in such areas as career preparation, education quality and academic reputation," says president David Johnston. "This recognition is the result of the hard work of the entire university community, and its members, more than anyone else, share in this success." Waterloo also ranked third with an A-minus in the student satisfaction category and second with a B-plus on course availability/variety, a UW news release notes.
Students' council has officially called referenda for undergraduate students to decide on three proposed fees: for financing a Student Services Complex, an extension to Health Services, and Sound FM, the campus radio station. Voting is scheduled for November 9-11, says an announcement from the Federation of Students. There will be formal Yes and No committees on each question, and volunteers for the committees can get more information from the Feds' web site. "The Student Services Complex and Health Services Extension referendum questions are student driven projects in partnership with the Graduate Students Association and the University of Waterloo," the release said. "The question to support 100.3 Sound FM is being posed only to the undergraduate students. The Graduate Student Association will be continuing consultations with their members for the new Student Services Complex into the fall term, while calling the referendum for the Health Services expansion. The Federation of Students is asking full-time undergraduates to decide both questions this fall." The campaign period preceding all three votes will begin this Tuesday.
UW president David Johnston is in Ottawa for a couple of days attending an event called the Presidents' National Dialogue at the University of Ottawa. He is one of five university presidents — the U of O's Allan Rock, Winnipeg's Lloyd Axworthy, Luc Vinet of the Université de Montréal, and Indira Samarasekera of Alberta — who agreed to organize a conference focused on enhancing the role of universities as centres of knowledge and expertise in public policy development. Each president will chair a panel of experts on a topic chosen ahead of time: environment, aboriginal issues, economy (Waterloo's topic), health, and foreign affairs. The conference's keynote speaker is James Steinberg, United States deputy secretary of state.
New graduate programs are popping up in so many directions that UW's senate asked Sue Horton, the associate provost (graduate studies), to provide a list of what's new and what's pending. At the October meeting, held last week, she obliged with a "matrix" of 24 programs, ranging from two that accepted their first students this fall (Master of Actuarial Science and PhD in social and ecological sustainability) to ones that are in the approval process and others "in the planning stages". Watch for an MSc and PhD in pharmacy, the already discussed Master of Public Service program, three grad programs in quantum information, a Master of Water Governance degree to be offered through distance education, the Stratford-based Master of Digital Media, a Master of Ergonomics program, and a PhD in architecture, among others. It's all part of expansion that's intended to take UW to 8,000 graduate students — double the current enrolment — by the time its "sixth decade" ends in 2017.
Events in support of the United Way continue almost daily on campus, including a coffee break in the research office the other day that featured a cake (right) made by staff member Selena Santi. • Cake can be great, but only as part of a "mindful" diet; anyone who missed the first session of counselling services' "Mindful Eating" program, which meets from 4 to 6 on Tuesdays, can join in for the rest of the sessions by calling ext. 35481 to register. • Something else to savour: the track and field team will be doing its Florida citrus fund-raiser again this fall, with cases of oranges and grapefruits available next month.
Information Systems and Technology has released its second set of workshops for this fall. In addition to the familiar Skills for the Electronic Workplace programming, highlights of this autumn brochure include a new course, "BlackBerry Intro & Tips", for the always-connected. In another session, says Mark Lisetto-Smith of organizational and human development, "a rep from Telephone Services will discuss the various plans and packages. As well, as we approach months of inclement weather (though, hopefully not too soon) and with current influenza concerns, SEW is offering the apt 'Tools for Working from Home' to illustrate how staff can utilize their desktop applications from the comfort of home. The registration brochure is currently available online in PDF format."
Kids invited to annual science open house
The annual UW science open house will introduce children and their parents to a variety of scientific experiments this weekend, including some involving quantum computing and nanotechnology.
The free event, hosted by Waterloo's faculty of science, offers activities and demonstrations directed at children from kindergarten to grade eight, as well as their families. Events for the science open house take place on Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., in the CEIT building. The centre houses the earth sciences museum, which presents an associated gem and mineral show, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., on Saturday and Sunday.
"Our science open house and the gem and mineral show offer a range of fun and educational activities for the whole family," said Peter Russell, curator of the museum. "These events allow Waterloo's faculty of science and Engineering Science Quest to share their passion for science."
This year's open house will also feature new activities from the Institute for Quantum Computing, Waterloo Institute for Nanotechnology and the department of biology. Biology activities include banana DNA extraction and how to create your own plant.
The departments of chemistry and physics and astronomy will also offer activities such as fun with dry ice, turning copper into gold, making pop bottle rockets and mentos geysers. The popular chemistry magic show will take place at 11 a.m. and again at 2 p.m. on Saturday in Biology I room 271.
The gem and mineral show will feature a rock pile for young collectors, gold panning and digging for fossil fish and ancient shark teeth. Other demonstrations include rock-sphere making and hand-faceting gems. Emily Damstra, a scientific illustrator, will be on hand to display some of her work on fossils. Participants can also take part in hands-on activities from Mining Matters. This year's show theme is Fossils and Minerals of Ontario, and presents a display by Tim Elliot called Minerals from the Lafarge Quarry in Dundas, Ontario.
On Sunday, Waterloo earth scientist Alan Morgan will give a special lecture at 2 p.m. in celebration of the 200th anniversary of Charles Darwin's birth. The talk is entitled "In The Footsteps of Darwin".
A "carbon grill" barbecue, cooking up hamburgers and hot dogs, will offer lunch for visitors outside the west entrance to the CEIT. Parking is available in cash lots around the campus.
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Employer interviews for winter term co-op jobs (main group) October 2-29; ranking opens October 30, 1:00 p.m. Details.
Grand River Film Festival through Sunday, showings at UW Architecture building and other locations in Cambridge and Kitchener. Details.
Jean Augustine, former federal cabinet minister, "African Canadians in Politics: Issues and Challenges" 10:30 a.m., PAS building room 4288, RSVP sdiebold@ uwaterloo.ca.
Knowledge Integration seminar: educational consultant James Raffan, "Glimpses of an Interdisciplinarian's Deliciously Chaotic Career" 1:30, Arts Lecture Hall room 208.
Farvolden Lecture in UW department of earth sciences: John Cherry (left), distinguished professor emeritus, "A Glimpse at Groundwater Contamination in China" 2:00, Humanities Theatre, reception follows.
Wilfrid Laurier University Hunsberger Memorial Lecture: Barbara Flese, University of Illinois, "Family Routines and Rituals: Everyday Opportunities to Build Health and Wellbeing" 2:30, Bricker Academic Building room BA101.
Philosophy colloquium: Marc Ramsay, Acadia University, "A Principled Approach to Damage Awards for Wrongful Pregnancy" 3:30, Humanities room 373.
International Trade Specialization 20th anniversary event, keynote address by Larry Smith (economics), entertainment, alumni presentations, 7:00, Festival Room, South Campus Hall. Details.
Warrior sports this weekend: Men's hockey vs. Guelph, 7:30 tonight, Icefield; at UOIT, Saturday. • Football vs. York, Saturday 1:00, Warrior Field. • Soccer vs. Brock Saturday, vs. McMaster Sunday, women 1:00, men 3:15, Columbia Field. • Women's field hockey vs. Toronto 9:30 Saturday, vs. York 1:30 Saturday, Columbia Field. • Women's hockey at Guelph Saturday; vs. Brock Sunday 2:00, Icefield. • Men's basketball at Simon Fraser U, Friday; at British Columbia, Saturday. • Women's volleyball (men and women) at York Friday; women at Brock Sunday. • Badminton at Toronto, Saturday. • Cross-country, Brock Invitational, Saturday. Men's rugby at RMC, Saturday.
Warrior Weekend activities Friday and Saturday evenings, Student Life Centre and other venues: crafts, salsa dancing, bingo, music, concert by Waterboys, 11 p.m. movies (Friday "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen", Saturday "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince"). Details.
Waterloo Snowboard Coalition kickoff party Friday evening, Bombshelter pub, Student Life Centre.
World Religions Conference sponsored by Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama; theme this year is "Is God Relevant in Today's World?" Saturday 10:00 to 6:00, Humanities Theatre. Details.
Climate Action Project, a unit of Waterloo Public Interest Research Group, rally as part of International Day of Climate Action, Saturday 1 to 3 p.m., outside Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery, Caroline Street.
Embassy Church speaker: "A Million Miles Tour, an Evening with Donald Miller" Sunday 7:00, Humanities Theatre.
Pre-enrolment course selection week for spring 2010 undergraduate courses, October 26 through November 1. Details.
Career workshops Monday: "Academic Interview" 12:00, "Working Effectively in Another Culture" 3:00, both in Tatham Centre room 2218. Details.
Complexity and innovation seminar: Karen Houle, "Is Our Concept of Moral Responsibility Newtonian?" Monday 3:30, Laurel Room, South Campus Hall, RSVP cmombour@ uwaterloo.ca.
Used coat and jacket sale in support of the United Way, Tuesday-Wednesday 11:00 to 3:00, Student Life Centre multipurpose room. Donations welcomed by Monday; call ext. 38120 for details.
Engineering exchange programs information sessions: October 27, November 3 and 10, 11:30, Doug Wright Engineering room 3517. Details.
Education Credit Union speaker Debbie Kinlin-Hynes, "Critical Illness Insurance", Tuesday 12:15, Davis Centre room 1302, RSVP janinew@ ecusolutions.com.
UW board of governors meets Tuesday 1:30 p.m. (note revised time), Needles Hall room 3001.
Joint Health and Safety Committee Tuesday 1:30, Commissary room 112D.
Architecture lecture: Oren Safdie presents a screening of the film of his play "Private Jokes, Public Places" and reads from new play "The Bilbao Effect", Tuesday 7:00, Architecture lecture hall.
Gairdner International Lectures by Peter Walter, University of California at San Francisco, Wednesday: student lecture, "Adventure Cell Biology", 10:00; faculty lecture "Intracellular Signaling and Protein Quality Control" 12:30, both in Humanities Theatre.
PhD oral defences
Electrical and computer engineering. Mazeiar Salehie, "A Quality-Driven Approach to Enable Decision-Making in Self-Adaptive Software." Supervisor, Ladan Tahvildari. On display in the faculty of engineering, PHY 3004. Oral defence Friday, October 30, 1:00 p.m., Engineering II room 1307G.
Computer science. Shuai Cheng Li, "New Approaches to Protein Structure Prediction and Practice." Supervisors, Ming Li and Jinbo Xu. On display in the faculty of mathematics, MC 5090. Oral defence Monday, November 2, 2:00 p.m., Davis Centre room 2314.
Chemistry. Xiulei Ji, "Nanostructured Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion." Supervisor, Linda F. Nazar. On display in the faculty of science, ESC 254A. Oral defence Friday, November 6, 2:30 p.m., Chemistry II room 361.


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Battalion WarsTM
Format: Nintendo GameCubeTM
Launch Date: 09/19/05
ESRB: RP (Rating Pending)
Game Type: Strategy/Action
Accessories: Memory Card
Players: TBD
Developed by Kuju Entertainment Ltd.
Battalion Wars blazes onto Nintendo GameCube with a platoon of real-time strategy (RTS) action. Whether players are hoofing it across the plains as a lone infantryman or commanding an entire platoon from atop an armored tank, the challenge is real and the mission is critical. There has never been a real-time strategy title like this before.
Command forces in the heat of battle, but beware. Clever enemy AI will adapt to every move.
Hop behind the wheel of multiple attack vehicles: Pilot jeeps, tanks, helicopters, airborne gunships, fighter jets, transport vehicles and more.
Take the fight to foes with a massive arsenal of weapons such as rifles, bazookas, flamethrowers, machine guns, mortars, rocket launchers and many others.
Countries will rise or fall based on players' tactics, and guiding troops has never been easier. Want to station forces on a ridge? Send a scout team to spy on the enemy? Charge headlong into the breach? Battalion Wars lets players do it all at the touch of a button.
Game Storyline: Dark days are rising at the end of the 21st century. What started as a border spat between the Western Frontier and the Tundran Territories has snowballed into a terrifying global conflict - one in which the armies have fought each other to a standstill. As their once-proud forces limp through the seemingly endless war, a despotic madman, Kaiser Vlad, seeks to take advantage of the stalemate and seize control of both nations.
The Kaiser is the former leader of Xylvania, which was annexed by the Western Frontier and Tundran Territories during their war. Deprived of his armies and thirsty for revenge, Vlad uses secret offshore accounts and unholy science to create a terrible army of super powerful, gas-breathing, Chemical Shock Troops.
When Vlad unleashes the warriors, it takes both superpowers by surprise. Weakened by their prolonged conflict and seemingly helpless against this new threat, the Frontier and Tundran armies form a desperate alliance in an attempt to repel the Kaiser. Can this new coalition use pluck and guile to overcome the forces of darkness, or will both nations fall under the boot heel of a madman?
The player-controlled Western Frontier forces are lead by General Herman and Colonel Austin. They are joined by Betty, who gives mission briefings, objective updates and helpful intel.
The Tundran army is commanded by Tzar Gorgi and Marshal Nova. Once bitter enemies of the Western Frontier, they have put aside old feelings to combat the Xylvanian menace.
The nefarious Xylvanian forces are lead by they power-hungry Kaiser Vlad. His right hand is the beautiful and deadly Countess Ingrid.
How to progress through the game: Battalion Wars contains more than 20 unique missions, each with a number of sub-quests and goals. Once in a mission, players can complete it any way they choose. Need to blow up a tank? Go the stealthy route and send a squad through the forest to ambush it from behind, or just hop into a tank and charge! Real-time strategy meets full-on action.
Special powers/weapons/moves/features: Most PC-based real-time strategy games have complicated controls, and translating them to consoles can be a challenge. Battalion Wars does a masterful job of making it simple, yet effective. A single button press summons troops, while a second sends them off to fight. Posting sentries, driving vehicles and accessing the all-important battlefield map is easy and intuitive.
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Social sickness: How Twitter can tell you (up to eight days in advance) when you are going to get ill
- System could monitor the health of your friends
- Can track disease as it spreads through a city
- Algorithm was correct 90 percent of the time and up to eight days in advance
Twitter may already be used to plan social lives, interact with celebrities and communicate with friends.
But now a researcher believes the social networking site could have a far more serious use - tracking disease.
Researchers have already used the site to track flu as it spreads through New York using a 'heatmap' of users who complain of being ill.
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Researchers in New York used twitter to track the spread of flu through Manhattan. Low outbreak levels are blue, with yellow and red signifying large numbers of people tweeting they are ill.
Adam Sadilek at the University of Rochester and his team analyzed 4.4
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by healthy people such as those claiming they were 'sick' of a particular song, and trained it to find those who were really ill.
Sadilek says the key to his system is friendships.
'Given that three of your friends have flu-like symptoms, and that you have recently met eight people, possibly strangers, who complained about having runny noses and headaches, what is the probability that you will soon become ill as well?' he said.
'Our models enable you to see the spread of infectious diseases, such as flu, throughout a real-life population observed through online social media.'
The tweets were plotted on a map, and used to predict when a particular users was at high risk of getting ill.
The 'heatmaps' show disease - in this case flu - spreading through New York using an automated system to locate people who tweeted about being ill
'We apply machine learning and natural language understanding techniques to determine the health state of Twitter users at any given time,' Mr Sadilek said.
'Since a large fraction of tweets is geo-tagged, we can plot them on a map, and observe how sick and healthy people interact.
'Our model then predicts if and when an individual will fall ill with high accuracy, thereby improving our understanding of the emergence of global epidemics from people's day-to-day interactions.'
The heatmaps show a city going through a flu epidemic.
The more red an area is, the more people are afflicted by flu at that location.
Early warning: Your friends tweeting about how sick they are could predict when you are likely to get ill, researchers say
'We show emergent aggregate patterns in real-time, with second-by-second resolution,' boasted Sadilek.
'By contrast, previous state-of-the-art methods (including Google Flu Trends and government data) entail time lags from days to years.'
The algorithm looked not just at users' friends' health, but also strangers in the same area.
The algorithm was correct 90 percent of the time and about eight days in advance, the team said.
In unpublished findings described to New Scientist during an interview at the Conference on Artifical Intelligence in Toronto, Canada,the team also revealed that people who go to the gym regularly are moderately less likely to get sick.
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For some reason mine are too firm. I try to follow online times but still it's not soft inside.
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When I soft boil eggs, I boil the water, pop it in a saucepan, bring it to the boil again then put the egg in for 6.5-7 minutes. 6.5 has more runnyness IMO though. I always use cold from the fridge eggs, too.
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I only do 4 mins for soft boiled, cold from fridge
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I put my eggs into the pan from the fridge before I put it on the stove, so everything starts cold. I bring it to the boil, let it boil for 3-4 minutes and then turn off the heat.
For a runny yolk I drain and cold wash immediately to stop the cooking.
For a soft, jelly-like yolk I let sit for a further 1-2 minutes and then cold wash.
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I do it the Martha Stewart way!
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From the other reviews about this book that came about via Amazon's Vine program, you might infer a possible problem when the book is a deeply technical exposition. Frankly, it was over the heads of several reviewers, several of whom admitted as much. So let's see what I can contribute.
The subject of High Dynamic Range imaging exists mostly because of a simple observation. When you look with your eyes at a natural scene, typically outdoors in daytime, the dynamic range of the image can vary up to 5 orders of magnitude in intensity. But when the scene is captured and then displayed, the output page or screen can often only show 2 orders of magnitude. The latter is called Low Dynamic Range imaging. The conventional 24 bit RGB representation, which allocates 8 bits each to red, green and blue, is for LDR. The 8 bits in each colour channel is that 2 orders of magnitude variation.
The book also explains clearly why 24 bit RGB is really effectively 8 bits or 2 orders of magnitude range. You might think naively that we have 24 bits of variation. But the text takes an example image, of an outdoors scene, and does scatterplots of red, green and blue pixel intensities against each other. They are strongly correlated. Which makes sense, when you realise that a pixel that is bright in red is often also bright in green and blue. The practical effect is that the information content in 24 bit pixels is actually much less than 24 bits. Which also explains why a mapping from RGB to other colour spaces that use 1 luminance channel and 2 chromatic channels is often performed. The latter 2 channels have much less information and so can be better compressed.
Anyhow, the top level understanding of this book is to appreciate the discrepancy between the 5 orders of magnitude in an actual scene and the 2 orders in an output image. This impedance mismatch accounts for most of the book's complexity and length. Many of the algorithms strive to somehow capture more of the natural dynamic range and make it visible in the far more restrictive output.
The book seems ideal for a colour scientist or engineer who wants a deep understanding of the optical interactions as well as the physiology of human image perception. It is not meant for someone who needs a quickie tweak of an existing software imaging package. Rather, the book helps explain the science behind those packages, which might be often way more intricate than can be appreciated by the typical users of such packages.
You can see this for yourself by reading many of the other reviews. Most are cursory and utter drivel. Written by people who were clearly out of their depths in terms of understanding maths or science or engineering in the text. Several reviews were just a short paragraph of generalities. Written by people who got their books thru the Amazon Vine program and just needed to post a review to satisfy the Vine requirements. Basically so that they could continue to get more free books from Vine.


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Award cements Fuji Electric Asia Pacific as a leading variable speed drive provider
SINGAPORE, Sept 1, 2014 - (ACN Newswire) - Fuji Electric Asia Pacific was awarded Best Variable Speed Drive Provider at this year's Asian Manufacturing Awards (AMA) 2014. The award was given based on the high functionality and reliability of its variable speed drives, amongst others. The winners were announced and honored at the AMA gala dinner and awards ceremony held at the Marriot Hotel in Singapore on August 28, 2014.
Since the development of the first general purpose AC Drives in the 70s, Fuji Electric's portfolio has substantially widened as they penetrated the low and medium voltage markets. Fuji Electric's comprehensive line-up, which includes the FRENIIC HVAC, FRENIC MEGA, FRENIC VG, FRENIC ECO, FRENIC ACE and the low harmonic medium voltage FRENIC 4600FM5e drive, is able to fulfill the needs of various businesses.
The newest addition to Fuji Electric's series of AC Drives, the FRENIC ACE occupies the smallest footprint and it addresses the varying requirements and conditions faced in the global market. Made to the highest technology specifications, the FRENIC ACE provides users with four different ratings as well as a customizable logic function to optimize their operations. Featuring a synchronous motor drive, it offers more energy-saving benefits through the sensor-less motor control to optimize energy consumption related to air-conditioning, general manufacturing processes and industrial machinery.
Hayama Hiromu, President at Fuji Electric Asia Pacific highlighted, "We are proud and honored to receive the Best Variable Speed Drive Provider award. Winning this award is a true testament to our world-class variable speed drives technology. We are committed to innovation and quality that benefits our customers."
Organized by Contineo Media, the annual AMA provides timely and valuable recognition for companies providing industrial technology solutions and value-added services. Winners were selected by an international panel of expert judges and audited externally to ensure fairness and transparency.
About Fuji Electric Asia Pacific
Fuji Electric Co., Ltd. (TSE:6504) is a world leader in electronics manufacturing and energy technology with 90 years of accumulated technology and experience. Through our pursuit of innovation in electric and thermal energy technology, Fuji Electric develops products that maximize energy efficiency, with the aim towards promoting a responsible and sustainable society.
As Fuji Electric's sales and marketing hub in South East Asia, Fuji Electric Asia Pacific is mainly focus on industrial infrastructure, industrial automation, building HVAC utilities and Uninterruptible Power Supply for data centers in South East Asia, Oceania and Middle East market. For more information please visit http://www.sg.fujielectric.com.
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Deb Whalen, Music Director
Aileen Verdun, Emerging Leader
Gardens, grocery shopping, gaming, and grapes (fermented). Aileen Verdun is serving as our Emerging Leader this year, standing in a rich tradition of young leaders who have deepened our community with their skills and gifts. As part of our ministry of hospitality, she spends some of her time grocery shopping and coordinating for various aspects of Wine Before Breakfast. Aileen has been part of the WBB community since the fall of 2016, when she began her studies as a MTS student at Wycliffe College where she is working on a thesis under Sylvia Keesmaat. In the midst of her schooling and being a part of the staff team, Aileen is working to discern her vocational calling for the years ahead. She deeply loves the Wine Before Breakfast community and is thrilled to be a part of the team this year.