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Foreign organizations and institutions posted special write-ups on their websites from April 27 to 30 on the occasion of the 7th Congress of the Workers' Party of Korea (WPK).
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A History of Nonprescription Product Regulation
Taylor & Francis, Aug 4, 2003 - Medical - 279 pages
Follow the course of the battle to protect American consumers from unsafe and ineffective nonprescription pharmaceutical products!
A History of Nonprescription Product Regulation explores the regulation of nonprescription products in the United States via an examination of the circumstances surrounding the passage of various laws. It untangles the process by which those bills became law, beginning with early federal regulations and moving through the laws that were passed in 1906 and 1938 and the amendments that came in 1951 and 1962. It relates important issues of the day (muckraking, sulfanilamide, thalidomide) to those laws by carefully describing their influence on pending legislation.
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Rensselaer was the first school in North America dedicated to instruction in technology and science, and earth science was one of the first topics incorporated into the school curriculum. America's earliest preeminent geologist, Amos Eaton, was one of the principle founders of RPI, and he quickly established the school's reputation in science by training a number of the early leaders in earth science research. Our modern department carries on this proud tradition, educating students at the forefront of scientific understanding.
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Angelo Mathews reflects on the record-breaking partnership with Kusal Mendis, the day after the pair secured a hard-fought draw for Sri Lanka in Wellington.
You were obviously quite hurt when you were dropped from the limited-overs teams, but you've scored a lot of Test runs over the past few weeks. Had you set yourself a goal?
I did exactly the same things that I've been doing for the past 10 years of my career - how I prepare myself for every tournament. Regardless of what has happened, that has not had any impact on me at all. I work hard every single day. The situations won't change my training or thinking.
What was your preparation like for this New Zealand tour in particular?
This is not an easy place to bat because not only do you have challenging conditions, you're also up against a high-quality, world-class bowling unit. I've played three or four games here before, and that experience also helps me to score runs. You sort of know how to play when you play a few games here. Shot selection is important. I also had a chat to Kumar Sangakkara before the match, because he had got a double-hundred in Wellington in the last match we played here. I just wanted to know how he went about it, and what his thought process was.
What advice did he give you?
Mostly we spoke about thought process and shot selection. He talked me through the shot selection that he used for each different bowler, and how he tackled them. Then I used my experience of the matches which I played here. I used that as an experience as well and took his advice too.
You got to 80-odd against England, and 83 in the first innings in Wellington. How frustrating was it not to go on to a century?
I was really disappointed to have got out for 80-odd in the first innings, because that means you are set. In these conditions it's very difficult to get set, but once you do, you've got to make it count and make it big. Glad that I took the opportunity to score big in the second innings.
You started the second innings on the third evening, and pretty soon Sri Lanka were 13 for 3, and New Zealand were dominating. Talk us through that period.
They were coming really hard at us and they were trying to bowl short at our bodies. As long as I don't put my bat in the way, I knew that I wasn't going to get out. That's why I just stood there getting hit on the body. I thought it will hurt a little bit, but it's not going to get me out. That's the message that I wanted to give the bowlers as well: "You can bowl short as much as you want, but I'm not going to just throw it away." That was a very critical moment for us on the third evening. Kusal and I just spoke about hanging in there and getting through the overs, because the next day will be a completely different day. It happened to be so.
Must have had more than a few bruises?
(Laughs) Absolutely, but the bruises were all worth it. The way I started that innings and was able to deal with the short ball really gave me confidence going into the next day. The first few balls anywhere in the world is very important for a batter, but here especially you have to be tight.
You'd been out to the short ball in each of your three previous innings. Did that play on your mind?
Not really. I always look at it in a positive way - it's a scoring option for me. But when I want to leave I will leave, depending on the fields they have set. It's really important to understand how they are trying to get you out with that short ball. I've got out a few times with the short balls, but I've scored a lot of runs with it as well.
When you went in on day four, did you give any thought to the possibility that you'd bat all day?
My idea was not to bat the entire day. I was just playing the ball on its merits. I thought that if I get some loose deliveries, I'll score off those ones. You can't be flamboyant on that wicket. The odd one keeps low as well. The drives were also quite tough on that wicket. We had to select our shots and wait for the loose deliveries before pouncing on them. In New Zealand you also have to leave well and duck well. I tried not to think about it too much - just play it as it comes.
Kusal Mendis said he drew inspiration from watching the way you played. Was there anything that he did during the partnership that you adopted as well?
We had a few chats. It was a very important day and a very important three sessions for the entire team, and the team always comes first. He's just an amazing player to watch. He's a gun batsman. Such a free-flowing player, and the bowlers have a really tough time when he gets going. I was really happy to see him get a big hundred.
As a senior, it must have been pleasing to see a young player completely change his style and produce that kind of gritty innings...
It's always nice to see that kind of maturity in such a young player. With our experience we know we will get better at our games, but he's a step ahead. He put the team first and we did what the team needed us to do. We kept exchanging our ideas.
Before the England series, your Test form over the last couple of years had not been what it was back in 2014-15. Do you feel you've rediscovered a bit of your old self now?
I felt like I've been batting well right through - it's just that I wasn't converting the starts that I got into big ones. I wanted to make it count. When a batsman gets a start that means you're set. I haven't been converting fifties into hundreds. I was personally disappointed with that. But I was hitting the ball in the past year or so.
Did the pressure of captaincy or injuries play a role in your failing to convert?
I don't think any of those came into play. When I came back into the team after injuries I felt like I was hitting the ball really well. Also it comes down to the wickets that we play on as well. You can play on rank turners at home, and we play on grassy wickets overseas. You do get a good ball every now and then - but that's not an excuse. I can't really pinpoint a big reason, and I don't want to give excuses.
Tell us about those push ups…
(Laughs) I think the message was quite clear.
You started bowling in this Test as well, after almost two years without rolling your arm over. Do you feel your fitness is in a better place now?
The plan anyway had been for me to start bowling in the New Zealand tour, counting back from the World Cup next year. Nothing has changed. Nothing specially sparked me to start bowling on this tour. In terms of fitness I've always pushed myself and done my best. Those moments have not changed me as a person and a player. I'll always keep striving to do the best I can physically.
You've still got a long way to go in this away season, with tours of Australia and South Africa coming up as well. Do you feel you've set yourself up nicely with the runs you made in the first match?
It's going to be an extremely long tour for the entire team. It's important to enjoy every single moment. There's going to be some challenges thrown at us. The thing for me as a batsman is that if I get a start, I've got to really capitalise and score as many runs as possible.


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Dr. Ruth Gotian, was awarded a Bert I. Shapiro Award from the National Association of MD-PhD Programs at the 2019 Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) MD-PhD Section Meeting, held July 17-19 in Maryland. Dr. Gotian was honored for her outstanding national contributions to physician-scientist training.
Dr. Gotian is the inaugural assistant dean for mentoring at Weill Cornell Medicine (WCM) and executive director of the Mentoring Acadmy. She serves as chief learning officer in the Department of Anesthesiology, where she is also an assistant professor of education . Previously, Dr. Gotian was administrative director of WCM's Tri-Institutional MD-PhD Program and a member of the National MD-PhD Steering Committee.
"Bert Shapiro was one of my mentors," she said, "so winning the award in his name is the greatest honor."
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Re: Conjunction Curiosity
Christophe Grandsire-Koevoets <[log in to unmask]>
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On 1 August 2012 23:23, David Brumbley <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> I ran across this proverb recently and thought it would make for a
> quick and fun translation exercise. I came across a few constructions
> I hadn't yet been forced to address in Hsassiens, and I'm curious as
> to whether other con- or nat-langs behave similarly in one aspect.
> I've been using two versions of the coordinating conjunction in
> Hsassiens without really thinking too much about it. In the case of
> one subject linked to two different verbs, the conjunction is 'sin.'
> When two or more nouns, adjectives or adverbs are being listed, the
> conjunction is 'zem.' So, to HsassiEnglish an example, "He is walking
> SIN talking at the same time," but "Tommy ZEM Rebecca are fighting
> again." Just curious if other languages distinguish in the same way,
> and if so, how.
A very interesting thread, and an interesting proverb. Looking at how to
translate it in Moten prompted me to look even deeper into how coordination
is handled in that language.
As I've described in this blog post:
Moten has a bunch of coordinating clitics, which function somewhat but not
exactly like coordinating conjunctions. The relevant ones here are _opa_
(described in the post) and _de_ (a particle I discovered a few weeks ago
that helped me solve a years-old headache). When used to coordinate noun
phrases, they can both be translated by "and", but with a different
- _opa_ has a connotation of "also", and indicates that the two noun
phrases refer to separate entities. E.g.: _mjan opa badej_: the cat and the
dog (notice how the definite infix -e- only appears on the last noun yet
both are definite. This is a strict syntactic rule in Moten: when noun
phrases are coordinated, only the last one takes marks of case, number and
definition, and those extend to all coordinated phrases in meaning);
- _de_ has a connotation of "that is" and indicates that the two noun
phrases refer to a single entity. E.g.: _olnesif de vajagzif_: expert and
student (refers here to a single person who is considered both an expert
and a student, for some reason :) ). _de_ is also used wherever English
uses appositions to refer to one entity with more than one noun, including
with titles. E.g.: _plisif de Beatliksi_: Queen Beatrix (could also be
_Beatliksi de plisejf_, since _de_ is commutative :) . The definite infix
-e- reappears in this word order because the last noun is a common noun
rather than a proper noun). This was the afore-mentioned headache (in Moten
apposition has a different function, so I couldn't use it for those cases).
They are similar to A. de Mek's _wa_ and _wu_, although I developed them
independently (my _de_ is actually influenced by the Wardwesân particle
_ab_, although their uses are not exactly the same).
They can also both be used to coordinate verbs, but only in the sense of
your _sin_, and very strictly so: verbs coordinated using a coordinating
clitic not only share exactly the same arguments (*all* of them, i.e. not
only the subject, so you can't use a coordinating clitic for a sentence
like "he left the bar and went home", but you can for a sentence like "he
took a piece of bread and buttered it" -- and you don't need the resumptive
"it" when doing so! --), but also the same tense, aspect, mood and voice!
(so you cannot use a coordinating clitic for a sentence like "he did it
before and will do it again") The reason is similar to the reason why
coordinated noun phrases share the same case, number and definition: only
the last coordinated element takes the morphological markings, and their
meaning extend to all coordinated elements.
When coordinating verbs, _opa_ and _de_ keep their connotations:
- _opa_ indicates that the coordinated verbs correspond to different
actions. E.g.: _bdan pe|laz opa eze|s ige_: I can see and hear you.
- _de_ indicates that the coordinated verbs correspond to a single action,
i.e. the second one is meant as a rephrasing or clarification of the first
one. E.g.: _gobvuda|n vajaguz de oknestuluz ito_: I know about you, that's
to say I've read about you ("to know" here is translated as "to have
learned", so the second verb can also be in the perfect).
While they can be used to coordinate noun phrases and verbs, the
coordinating clitics *cannot* be used to coordinate clauses. In fact there
is no such thing as clause-level coordination in Moten. However, this
doesn't mean that they can't be used at clause-level at all. In fact they
can (like all clitics, when they are put in front of the auxiliary verb,
their meaning encompasses the whole clause). It's just that when used that
way, they lose their coordinating function, and become more like
clause-level adverbs (they can do that at the phrase level too, by the
way). In that case, _opa_ becomes equivalent to "also" or "moreover"
(indicating the clause is additional, separate information), while _de_ is
more like "in other words" or "that's to say" (indicating that the clause
is a rephrasing or clarification of the previous one).
Now onto the proverb itself!
> He who knows not and knows not he knows not
> He is a fool. Shun him.
> He who knows not and knows he knows not
> He is a student. Teach him.
> He who knows and knows not he knows
> He is asleep. Wake him.
> He who knows and knows he knows
> He is wise. Follow him.
OK, my problem is not so much vocabulary (although I do miss a couple of
vocabulary items to translate it), but the constructions themselves. You
see, we have here coordinated relative subclauses, and as I've explained
about Moten doesn't have clause-level coordination. And you can't use
verbal phrase-level coordination here as the different parts have different
objects. I could possibly have a nominal completed by two separate relative
subclauses corresponding to the two elements of the coordination, but I'm
wondering whether it's possible (Moten is strictly head-last, with relative
subclauses always in front of their heads, and I'm not sure separating a
relative subclause from its head with *another* relative subclause is
pragmatically possible). Before deciding on how something works
syntactically in Moten, I usually check first how Basque and Japanese do
it (in terms of syntax, Moten is quite close to both those languages), but
I've been unable to find a translation of this proverb in either language.
Has anyone got one? It'd help me greatly to figure out how Moten will
handle it!
All in all, great food for thought!
Christophe Grandsire-Koevoets.
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|Simmons et al.
optical means for transmitting radiation from an object plane in said sample zone along said optical axis and for focusing at a picture plane images of particles at said object plane said optical means rendering said object plane conjugate with respect to said picture plane, whereby images of particles simultaneously present at said object plane are sharply defined as separate images in said picture plane;
the improvement that comprises:
means for directing a stream of said particles into said sample zone along a path transverse to said optical axis whereby separate particles may be present there simultaneously; and
wall means having apertures aligned with said optical axis on opposite sides of said sample zone for confining the flow of said stream to a narrow region at said object plane.
means for displaying a visible areal image of the particle images formed in said picture plane.
a viewing screen,
means for reproducing on said viewing screen said signals as a visible areal image of the particle images formed in said picture plane,
and means on said viewing screen for measuring the sizes of the particles imaged thereon.
wherein said optical means comprises an apertured mirror for deflecting radiation from said sample zone to said picture plane,
and means for imaging said laser beam at the aperture of said mirror to reduce the amount of the said beam that is not scattered by such particles from falling upon said picture plane.
establishing an optical axis;
establishing a sample zone at a position along said axis;
establishing an image plane that is transverse to said optical axis;
establishing in said sample zone an object plane that is transverse to said optical axis;
optically conjugating said object plane with respect to said image plane by positioning optical elements between said planes whereby particles at said object plane are brought to a sharp focus in said image plane;
transmitting a beam of radiation along said optical axis towards said sample zone;
directing a stream of said particles into said sample zone along a path transverse to said optical axis; and
interposing on opposite sides of said sample zone two walls having openings therein with said optical axis passing through said openings, thereby restricting the direct flow of said stream to a narrow region that includes said object plane thereby largely confining the paths of travel of particles to a region approximating the depth of focus at the object plane, whereby the images of such particles are focused on said image plane with little interference from out-of-focus images of particles outside said narrow region and movement of particles out of said sample zone along said optical path is impeded;
whereby images of particles at said object plane are sharply defined in said image plane.
developing electric signals representative of the areal distribution of light in said image plane;
utilizing said electrical signals to form on a viewing screen, a visible image of the images formed in said image plane;
and the measuring sizes of particle images formed on said viewing screen.
positioning a photosensitive screen at said image plane;
reproducing the image formed at said screen as an optical image on a viewing screen thereby forming on said viewing screen an areal image of particles in said sample zone;
and measuring the dimensions of the particle images formed on said viewing screen to determine the sizes of said particles.
sample supply means for directing a stream of said particles into said sample zone along a path transverse to said optical axis; and
means including wall members on opposite sides of said sample zone and having openings therein through which said optical axis passes for confining the flow of said stream to a narrow region at said object plane and for impeding the flow of aerosol particles toward said optical surface.
means for recording signals representative of an areal image formed in said picture plane;
a viewing screen;
means for reproducing on said viewing screen said signals as a visible areal image of the particle images formed in said picture plane;
and means on said viewing screen for measuring the sizes of the particles imaged thereon.
establishing an optical axis;
establishing a sample zone at a position along said axis;
establishing an image plane that is transverse to said optical axis;
establishing in said sample zone an object plane that is transverse to said optical axis;
optically conjugating said object plane with respect to said image plane by positioning optical elements between said planes whereby particles in said object plane are brought to a sharp focus in said image plane;
transmitting a beam of radiation along said optical axis towards said sample zone;
flowing air in which said aerosol particles are suspended to enter said sample zone along a path transverse to said optical axis;
interposing on opposite sides of said sample zone two walls having openings therein with said optical axis passing through said openings, thereby restricting the flow of said air to a narrow region on both sides of said object plane thereby largely concentrating such aerosol particles to a region approximating the depth of focus at the object plane, whereby the images of such particles are focused on said image plane with little interference from out-of-focus images of particles outside said narrow region;
whereby images of such aerosol particles in said object plane are sharply defined in said picture plane.
flowing gas gently through said openings into said sample zone from both sides thereof while still permitting air in which said aerosol particles are suspended to enter said sampld zone along a path transverse to said optical axis.
forcing fluid gently through said openings into said sample zone from both sides thereof while still permitting said stream of particles to enter said sample zone along a path transverse to said optical axis.
This invention is concerned with an improved system for evaluating particles and has particular application to the measurement of the sizes of such particles, especially liquid aerosol particles that originate in aerosol sprays.
While the invention may be employed particularly for the measurement of the sizes of droplets, it may also be employed to study solid particles such as asbestos particles and coal dust. It may also be employed in the study of impaction, evaporation, agglomeration, and droplet disintegration. For simplicity of explanation, the invention will be described particularly with reference to the measurement of the sizes of such liquid aerosol particles suspended in air.
The importance of this invention resides particularly in the fact that aerosol sprays are developed in many circumstances where the inhalation of the spray is dangerous to the user. This applies, for example, to deodorant sprays, hair sprays, paint sprays, air fresheners, insecticides, and the like, where the spray is likely to be inhaled by the user. Such a spray is usually dispensed by releasing it through a nozzle from a pressurized container by depressing a simple valve that normally blocks the passage through the nozzle when the valve is not depressed.
In the design of such spray nozzles, it is important to design the nozzle in such a way that the particles or droplets formed in the spray are neither excessively large nor excessively small. If they are too large, such as in excess of 1000 micrometers in diameter, the spray tends to deposit on the skin or other object being sprayed as a flowable liquid. If they are too small, such as below about 10 micrometers in diameter, they are easily inhaled into and retained in the lungs, where they may prove to be toxic.
When applied to particle size measurement the invention relates particularly to a system in which optical images of the particles to be studied are recorded on magnetic tape or on film, or the like, and the recordings are then reproduced as optical images and then sized by making measurements directly on the optical images of the particles. When applied to other methods of evaluating particles the recordings are reproduced as optical images and then studied visually or otherwise.
While many systems have been developed for measuring particle size, this invention is advantageous because of the fact that sharp optical images of the particles are formed, and fogging of such images is reduced by confining the sample of the gas containing the particles to a very short space along the axis of a light beam within the confines of about the depth of focus of an optical system that forms an optical image of particles on an image recording medium.
In one prior art system, somewhat similar to the present system, "holographic" images are formed on film and then these holographic images are reproduced by a holographic reproducing system. Such a system is referred to in an article by W. W. Zinky appearing in Annals NY-ACAD-SCI 158:781-52 (1969) titled "Hologram Techniques for Particle Size Analysis".
In a somewhat similar system such as that disclosed in Silverman et al, U.S. Pat. No. 3,451,755, a record is made of the diffraction patterns produced by the particles and measurements are made on the diffraction patterns in order to calculate the sizes of the particles.
Numerous other methods having a superficial resemblance to the present invention, involve transmitting light from a detected particle to a photodetector such as a photoelectric or photomultiplier tube. Such systems are disclosed in Solkowski et al U.S. Pat. No. 3,504,183, Goldberg U.S. Pat. No. 3,536,898, Shaw U.S. Pat. No. 3,614,231, and Bol et al U.S. Pat. No. 3,646,352. In such systems, the diminution in the amount of light reaching the photodetector, when a particle enters the light beam, causes the photodetector to produce a pulse of electric current. Such systems suffer from the disadvantage that they are incapable of distinguishing between several particles that lie within the field of view of the optical system at any one time and a single large particle that lies in the field of view at another time.
Of the prior art now known to me, only the Simmons et al U.S. Pat. No. 3,609,043 involves the formation of an image of particles on an image recording system as in a vidicon system.
Such a system is also described in my article titled "Sizing Aerosols in Real Time by Pulsing UV Laser Machine" which appears as National Bureau of Standards Special Publication 412 under date of May 7, 1974 and which was issued in October 1974. I have employed such a system for over a year. Both the Simmons et al system and my prior system suffer from the disadvantage that out-of-focus particles that may be present produce images that interfere with sharp imaging of the in-focus particles. Sometimes in such systems, programmed computers are employed to discriminate between particles to be studied and other particles that might interfere with such study.
In one form of the best mode of practicing this invention now contemplated, a vidicon camera is aligned with a laser-beam source along a common optical axis, and the optical axis is entirely enclosed within a light tunnel that extends from the light source to the screen of the vidicon camera except for a narrow sampling gap between the ends thereof. In another form of the best mode of practicing this invention now contemplated, the vidicon camera tube is oriented with its axis on a line which is normal to the optical axis of the laser-beam source while the lens of the vidicon camera lies on that common optical axis, and an apertured mirror is located on the optical axis in a plane at 45° to the optical axis. An aperture in the mirror is located at the point where the laser beam is focused to provide for spatial suppression of the laser beam, but reflection of the radiation scattered by the droplets to a focal plane at the face of the vidicon camera. In an alternative arrangement for separating the rays of the laser beam from the scattered radiation, the laser beam is deflected by a small mirror to the side of the optical axis and the scattered radiation is transmitted directly to the vidicon camera tube along the optical axis.
In either form the particles to be evaluated or sized are projected into the sample zone along a path that is transverse to the optical axis X--X.
FIG. 1 is the schematic diagram of the invention;
FIG. 2, FIG. 2A, and FIG. 2B are diagrams representing arrangements for confining the low of a gas sample into the focal region of the objective system to a narrow zone along the optical axis;
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the particle size measuring system taken along the optical axis and showing some features of construction in more detail;
FIG. 4 is a diagram employed to explain how the lens of different focal lengths and magnification characteristics are located relative to the crossover point of the laser beam; and
FIG. 5 is a diagram employed to explain a second form of the invention.
As indicated in the drawings, particularly FIGS. 1 and 3, the embodiment of the present invention shown there, employs a broad-beam laser with its optical axis coincident with the optical axis of a vidicon or video camera employing an objective lens OL and a vidicon camera tube VCT. A restrictor comprising two focal cones FC1 and FC2 is employed to confine the flow of an aerosol-bearing gas to a narrow sample zone which is focused on the screen PSC of the vidicon camera tube VCT by means of the objective lens OL.
The vidicon camera tube VCT has associated with it conventional means for scanning the screen to produce a stream of electrical signals that have amplitudes corresponding to the intensity of light impinging upon various points of the photosensitive screen PSC. These signals are recorded in a magnetic tape recorder RR of conventional type employed with a video camera tube and these signals may be played back or reproduced to produce a visible optical image on the fluorescent or phosphorescent screen PHS of a cathode ray tube forming a display device DD.
It is to be noted in FIG. 1 that the face of the display device DD is provided with a scale to assist in measuring dimensions of droplets appearing in the image displayed. One way to produce such a scale accurately is to position a marked transparent reticule in the object plane of the object lens OL in the sample zone SZ with the scale arranged in a plane transverse to the optical axis X--X and to play back an image of that scale on the video camera tube and then to mark the screen in accordance with the positions of the lines in the displayed image of the reticule.
A trigger pulse source TPS synchronizes the energization of the laser with the operation of the video camera VC so that the sample in the sample zone SZ is illuminated instantaneously, that is for a very short time interval, such as about 10 nanoseconds, while the sample zone is being recorded or sensed by the vidicon camera. As mentioned above, the image formed on the screen PSC of the vidicon camera is recorded on a magnetic tape recorder RR.
With this invention, images of droplets that are exposed to light from the laser source LS are displayed as sharp images on the screen and the dimensions of individual droplets may be estimated by means of the scale.
The invention involves confining the stream of particles under study substantially entirely to a narrow zone SZ that intercepts the beam of radiation from the laser source and then the focusing of radiation scattered by droplets as separate sharp images on the screen PSC.
The length of the sample zone along the optical axis X--X approximates the depth of focus of the objective lens OL. The depth of focus of the vidicon camera at the object plane is given by the following equation: (λ/NA2)
λ = wavelength
and NA = numerical aperture of the lens.
For an objective lens having a focal length of 4 inches and a numerical aperture of 0.03 and positioned to operate with a magnification of 10X, as described hereinafter, the depth of focus is 333 micrometers.
By restricting the flow of the sample under study substantially entirely to a narrow region at a sample plane that is conjugate relative to the photosensitive screen PSC, more accurate measurements of particle size are attainable than otherwise.
The trigger pulse source TPS may be of the kind in which a single laser pulse is generated under manual control of the operator, or of the kind in which laser pulses are generated at uniform intervals so as to make a series of video photographs or "pictures" of the sample as the sample flows through the sample space. In practice the velocity of the particles transverse to the optical axis X--X usually lies in a range from a few micrometers per second up to several hundred meters per second. The device may be used to observe substantially stationary particles also.
The laser-beam source LS may be in the form of a nitrogen laser, model N2-50, manufactured by Laser Energy, Inc. of Rochester, N.Y., combined with a laser-beam expander, model 1526, manufactured by Oriel Corporation of America, Stamford, Conn., which is employed as a spatial filter. The laser source generates a collimated beam CB of monochromatic radiation having a wavelength of 0.337 micrometers and having a diameter of 3 millimeters. In this arrangement a filter lens FL causes this beam to converge onto a plate FP having a pinhole PH in it of a diameter of 0.10 micrometers. The term filter is employed here to describe a spatial filter which is formed by the combination of the lens FL and the pinhole plate FP. Employment of a laser-beam source with an expander and spatial filter makes it possible to provide a field of nearly uniform intensity over the area of the photosensitive screen PSC. Under some circumstances that spatial may be omitted and the beam, which is normally only 3 millimeters in diameter, may be utilized without condensing.
In order to attain maximum intensity of the image on the video screen, a condenser lens CL is employed for focusing an image of the pinhole PH at a crossover point CP on the upbeam side of the sample zone. The crossover point CP of the condensing system is spaced from the object plane OP, so that in the absence of particles the monochromatic radiation illuminates the entire area of the photosensitive screen PSC substantially uniformly. Though the crossover point of illumination beam may be located on either side of the object plane, light transmission efficiency is maximized by locating it on the upbeam side as illustrated In FIG. 2. It is to be noted that the crossover point CP is imaged at a point between the objective lens OL and the video screen PSC so that the monochromatic radiation is spread over the entire area of the video screen PSC.
It will be understood that the radiation diverges from the condensation point CP. The two focal cones are located at positions suitable for transmitting substantially the entire condensed beam to the video screen PSC. A sample zone is thus employed that has an area that is evenly illuminated by the monochromatic radiation without, however, cutting off any substantial part of that radiation by interception of the radiation between the cone apertures.
The restrictor found most satisfactory for use in this invention comprises a pair of focus cones FC1 and FC2 that encircle the optical axis, X--X and have small apertures at their tips which are located close together to form a narrow gap G through which the sample is flowed transversely.
A camera or objective lens OL focuses an image of any particles in the gap onto the photosensitive screen PSC. The camera lens is located much more closely to the gap G than to the photosensitive screen PSC, thus providing high magnification and in effect providing a microscopic view of the sample space. In effect, the camera lens OL acts as an objective lens of a video microscope.
In FIG. 4 there are illustrated arrangements for properly locating lens L1 or lens L2 where lens L1 has a focal length of 4 inches and is operated with a magnification of 9X and lens L2 has a focal length of 1/2 inch and is operated with a magnification of 90X. In either event, the lens is located at a position relative to the sample zone SZ such that the sample zone forms an image on the window of the video camera tube VCT which is slightly larger than the window. Such a window normally has a height of 3/8 inch and a width of 3/4 inch. To achieve this result the object plane OP intersects the diverging beam DB at such a position that the area of the intersection of the object plane is magnified to produce an image of the required size on the screen PSC of the video camera tube. Thus, as illustrated in FIG. 4, it will be noted that lens L1 is located farther from the crossover point CP than the lens L2. Furthermore, it is to be noted that the object plane corresponding to lens L1 is located farther from the crossover point that the object plane OP2 of the lens L2. The cones are positioned accordingly to confine the sample zone to a region close to the corresponding object plane.
A unit in which the invention has been implemented is shown in more detail in FIG. 3. As indicated there the optical axis X--X of the system is enclosed in a light-proof, gas-leak-proof tunnel except for a narrow sampling gap G, and the focal cones FC1 and FC2 are adjustably mounted on tubular members TU1 and TU2 to facilitate relative movement of the apertured tips TP1 and TP2, for the dual purpose of adjusting the tips relative to the objective plane of the camera lens OL and to adjust the location of the image of the pinhole relative to the objective plane OP.
To facilitate precise adjustment the laser source together with the spatial filter SF are supported by standards SD1 and SD2 which are clamped upright on the tracks of an optical bench OB, with the entrance tube TU1 extending toward the sample zone SZ. Likewise, the exit tube TU2 which supports the camera lens OL in fixed position relative to the face of the video camera VC, is supported on the optical bench OB by means of standards SD3 and SD4 which are clamped onto the optical bench OB. Suitable mounting rings are employed to hold the filter lens FL, the filter plate FP, and the condenser lens CL in adjustable but normally fixed relative positions within the entrance tube TU1 of the light source.
The first focal cone FC1 is attached to a mounting sleeve MS1 which encircles the tube TU1 and is locked in place thereon by means of setting screws SS1. Threaded parts TH1 permit adjustment of the first cone FC1 relative to the condensing lens CL.
The second focal cone FC2 is attached to a mounting sleeve MS2 which encircles the tube TU2 and is locked in place thereon by means of setting screws SS2. Threaded parts TH2 permit adjustment of the second cone FC2 relative to the first cone FC1.
In practice coarse adjustment of the gap may be made by movement of the standards SD1 and SD2 or the standards SD3 or SD4 along the length of the optical bench or by adjustment of the mounting sleeves MS1 or MS2 along the lengths of the tubes TU1 and TU2, respectively. And then fine adjustment of the gap may be made by rotation of the cones FC1 and FC2 relative to the mounting sleeves MS1 and MS2.
Two capillary hoses CT1 and CT2 are connected to lateral openings in the mounting sleeve MS1 and MS2 in order to admit air or other gas under pressure to the space within the interior of the focal cones FC1 and FC2. Air or other gas under pressure is supplied to these capillary hoses CT1 and CT2 from a common supply tube CST that is connected to them at a T-connector TC. Gas supplied under pressure to the interior of the cones flows gently toward their tips and into the gap thereby opposing the flow of particles from the sample into the interior of the tunnel, thus helping to confine the flow of sample gas to the gap G between the tips TP1 and TP2 of the cones FC1 and FC2. At the same time the flow of the gas supplied under pressure is maintained sufficiently low so that it will not interfere substantially with the flow of the spray through the gap from one side of the optical axis to the other.
In practice the thickness of the gap, that is its length, along the optical axis, is set between about 0.010 inch and about 0.100 inch, thus limiting the gap to a thickness approximating the depth of focus of the camera lens OL.
In an embodiment of the invention that has proved satisfactory, the focal length of the camera lens was 1 inch and the focal length of the condensing lens CL was 1 inch. The camera lens OL was located approximately 40 inches from the photosensitive screen PSC.
The object plane OP of the camera lens OL is conjugate with respect to the photosensitive screen PSC and the focal cones FC1 and FC2 are located on opposite sides thereof.
In this case the aperture of the camera lens OL was approximately 0.125 inch so that the value of the numerical aperture NA of the lens was about 0.125.
In the arrangement shown in FIG. 3 the image of the pinhole PH is focused in a plane that is displaced in the upbeam direction from the object plane OP, in practice being located on the light source LS side of the optical plane and within the tip TP1 of the upbeam focal cone FC1. Thus, the image of the pinhole is slightly out-of-focus in the sample zone, and illuminates various parts of the sample zone more or less uniformly. It is better to focus the image of the pinhole on the upbeam side of the sample zone rather than on the downbeam side in the interest of efficiency and in order to avoid loss of light by interception of the converging beam by the upbeam cone CP.
The invention also may be practiced by employing a convex lens in place of the condenser lens CL and locating its upbeam focal point at the pinhole PH so that the laser beam traveling to the focal cone is a collimated beam. Such an arrangement is particularly useful when the beam expander is omitted and the diameter of the orifices of the focal cones FC1 and FC2 approximate the diameter of the beam. In this case again, the laser beam is arranged to be out-of-focus on the photosensitive screen PSC and to cover the face of the window of the screen to provide even illumination.
In another arrangement, lens FL, pinhole FP, and lens CL are omitted. Raw collimated laser light from the illumination source is used directly to illuminate the spray particles.
In any event, since the droplets are in effect opaque in the system described above, black images of the droplets are formed at the image plane against a substantially uniform background of monochromatic light.
The focal cones and their mounting sleeve are composed of a firm plastic material, such as Delerin, that is manufactured by Du Pont Co., Wilmington, Del. The remaining parts of the tunnel walls, including the tubular members TU1 and TU2 are generally metal. The orifices at the tips of the cones have a diameter of about 1 to 2 millimeters. The interior surfaces of the focal cones, the mounting sleeves, and the tunnel walls are made black such as by painting so as to reduce effects of stray light.
The cones have half angles between the conical surfaces of about 45° and more particularly between about 30° and 60°. Such cone shape avoids a loss of light that might otherwise occur if the cones tapered less and at the same time prevents bouncing or splashing of particles from the exterior cone surfaces into the sample zone.
In the study of the spray which includes large droplets having diameters of 1000 micrometers, the gap is made as much as 0.5 to 1.5 millimeters thick. For smaller droplets having diameters in the order of 5 micrometers, the gap spacing is made much smaller and of the order of about 100 to 300 micrometers.
The focal cones FC1 and FC2 serve not only to restrict the sample space because of the narrow gap, but also to restrict the sample under study to the region of the gap so that droplets do not fall upon the surfaces of the lenses, such as the camera lens OL and the condenser lens CL. Further restriction of the sample to the gap is aided by flowing gas gently from the interior of the light tunnel into the gap. While a Venturi effect caused by the flow of a stream of a sample through the gap tends to reduce the pressure of gas in the gap and thus to impede the flow of the particles of the sample stream into the space inside of the cones, the application of a small positive pressure to the gas within the cones is even more effective in confining the flow of the droplets under study through the gap.
By confining the droplets to a narrow zone in the gap, the only droplets that are photographed by the video camera, are in sharp focus, thus avoiding the obscuring of the dimensions of the in-focus droplets because of the fog or mist that might otherwise form in the downbeam cone or condense on the objective lens OL.
While the invention is practiced in the best mode by means of an optical tunnel employing two adjacent cones with orifices at their tips, as described, above, the invention may also be practiced by spraying the sample into the sample zone through a slit formed between the edges of two baffle plates BF1 and BF2 as indicated in FIG. 2A, or through a narrow slit in a flat plate PA as indicated in FIG. 2B. Of these two restrictions, the one employing two baffle plates BF1 and BF2 is superior because the slit SR may be located adjacent the optical axis X--X and directly opposite the sample region.
The cones are made very small so that they also may be positioned very close or adjacent to the optical axis. Such cones tend to splatter the spray into the measuring zone less than baffles. Cones allow spray particles to pass over them and the particles are not so easily deflected into the measuring gap.
In still another way of confining the test sample to a narrow zone the sample is injected across the optical axis X--X through a device which encloses the test sample within a sheath of clean neutral gas. Systems for supplying gas within such a sheath are well known. One is shown, for example, in Salkowski et al U.S. Pat. No. 3,504,183.
In an alternative form of the invention illustrated in FIG. 5, a spatial filter in the form of an apertured mirror AM oriented at 45° relative to the optical axis X--X, is employed to separated the scattered radiation from the original unscattered laser beam. As there indicated, the original laser radiation represented by the dashed lines DL is brought to a focus at an aperture AP at the center of the mirror on the downbeam side of the objective lens OL and is transmitted through the mirror. The scattered radiation represented by the nearly solid lines SL are reflected by the mirror AM to the face of the video camera tube VCT. This arrangement provides an image at the photosensitive screen PSC of the kind formed by a dark field microscope. This arrangement has the advantage over that described in detail above in that the area of the droplets is bright and the background is dark thus loading the electronic amplifier of the video camera tube to a lesser extent. For optimum effect, the aperture is elliptical and its projection onto a plane perpendicular to the optical axis is circular.
If desired, an alternative arrangement may be employed that is complementary to that just described. In the alternative complementary arrangement, a small elliptical mirror is located at the downbeam focal point of the laser beam and the video camera tube is located on the same axis X--X as the laser source, as shown in FIG. 3. In the latter case, the spatial filtering involves deflecting the laser beam from the photosensitive screen, whereas in the former case the spatial filtering involves deflecting the scattered radiation to the photosensitive screen.
in this specification, the terms "upbeam" and "downbeam" are analogous to the terms "upstream" and "downstream", the light beam, in effect, constituting the stream referred to. For example, the term "upbeam" has been employed to refer to positions that are to the left of the sample zone as shown, for example, in FIG. 1 and hence are relatively closer to the source LFS and the term "downbeam" has been employed to refer to positions that are to the right of the sample zone and hence are relatively closer to the video camera tube VCT.
While the invention has been described with particular reference to the sizing of droplets that are sprayed through the gap from one side thereof to the other, the invention may be employed in many other ways. For example, in some cases, a strand of hair of a spider-web, or other impaction target, strand may be located in the gap and a study may be made of either the impaction of spray onto such strand or of the evaporation of condensate therefrom, or of deposits formed thereon. The invention is also applicable to the evaluation of particles that are suspended in a liquid and may even be employed to evaluate particles which are projected through the gap in a vacuum or otherwise. The invention is not limited solely to measurement of sizes and changes in size of particle, but is also applicable to study the shapes and changes in shape of particles.
It is thus seen that this invention provides a system for producing magnified images of particles such as aerosol droplets that are fed into a narrow sample zone and that the system is capable of displaying separate images of particles that exist there simultaneously and it is also clear that with this invention accurate measurements of individual particles droplets or other particles may be accurately measured, even though such particles are present simultaneously in the sample zone and with greatly reduced interference of light from out-of-focus particles at a distance from the focal plane.


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My wife - [Removed] - has been a rehab patient in Southland 3 times in the past 2 years. Each stay was several weeks. She really enjoyed her stay at this great facility. The staff (Hallway 5) treated her wonderfully during each visit. They were always cooperative and supportive of any special requests that either my husband or I would make to them. They treated me almost like a family member. Calls for nursing assistance were promptly answered. The staff took such good care of [Removed] that I had no compunction about leaving her on her own there now and again. The facility is a little older than some, but it is clean and very well maintained. In the nearly 6 months that [Removed] was there, I rarely notice any patient odors. [Removed] was kept clean and comfortable at all times. I wouldn't hesitate to take her back there anytime in the future. I am especially happy too that it is conveniently close to our home.
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I was very ill and in the hospital for 5 days and not well enough to be released, a Social Worker came to my room to discuss options for leaving hospital as my daughter does not care for me. My daughter was present, but told the worker that she could not care for me. I told them just send me to Southland Nursing Home for therapy which the doctor ordered for me to regain my strength and get back to walking, etc. I was taken by ambulance to Southland, my daughter was not with me. When I was "checking in" they already knew my condition, age, etc. I was still very weak and one comment made by lady checking me in saying, "we can probably keep you for three months." I told her no, that I was coming for about ten days to two weeks. I was then told that I had to stay longer than that, that it would take ten days for me to do the paperwork and put her stuff down. I told them fine I would call a taxi to take me home. They then called my daughter and she said she would come there which she did, but not then a good while later, in the meantime I was left sitting there trying not to kill over and fall over my seat. They talked me into "trying it" which regretfully I agreed.
I found out when my daughter and her companion came that day that there were pictures of me all over the front of the nursing home and through as they came through to the back hall to my room. They ask someone why and that said I posed a "flight risk". Public humiliation, I am sixty years old and was there of my own free will or so I thought. I actually became frightened, it was like a nightmare, the way was treated, unfortunately for them I know my rights, and actually worked in the Medicaid Commissoner's Office for ten years, but what about the older, frailer, senile residents? What about my privacy? That's announcing to the world, one that I am a patient and if asked being told I am a flight risk.
I was then taken to a double room, where my bed was a worn out vinyl black cot type bed. It was badly dipped in the middle, the side you got in was almost as low as the dip in the middle and on the other side all the foam was way higher than the rest of the cot. I have cadaver compound replacing three discs, almost my whole spine has disc bulging, curvature of the spine, etc., all of which is documented on my medical records, and the hospital supplied me with a gel mattress.
A woman working my room, large frame black woman, was like a drill sergeant. She talked in a hateful tone of voice. And then it got worse, a woman I know came up there, and I guess because my hair needed washing, told the nurse that me and my roommate hadn't been bathed at the hospital. The black woman came and said she was going to bathe us, I told her the hospital gave me their wash pads and I would use those, she said no, actually yanked the covers off of me and marched me across the hall, I was almost too weak to walk across the hall, put me on a potty chair in the middle of the shower room, wet me down, about scrubbed the skin off of me, then wet my head somewhat, slapped soap on it and says, "Oh, you have thick hair.", I replied, "Yes, I do. " Whereas she states, "There's not a dryer here". So they let all these elderly patients, sit around with wet/damp head. No hairdryer, unreal! People were coming in and out from the hall door exposing me to the hall and other employees. One personal came in and saw me apologized and turned to leave the large black nurse told her no come on in. I know that if a patient says "NO", they are to stop, the patient has that right.
I did not have, physical therapy, as it was Friday. So I spent the next two days dragging myself by hanging onto the rail to enable me to get my strength back and get out of there. No one from the staff offered to walk with me.
The food looked all right, but when you lifted the lid, there was a foul smell, that I believe was coming from the warmer covers that the plated was in. It smelled like dirty dishwater. Each time I lifted the tops that smell was awful and I wasn't able to eat. I believe the warmers have nasty water or are just nasty to have such an odor.
On, Monday night a friend of mine drove over an hour to visit me. Just before she arrived in the room a white nurse came in to check my sugar level, which had been done about twenty minutes before and I was given a full 60 mg of insulin, I was telling her no I had just had it and she clamped down on my forearm and shot it in there anyway. As my friend walked into the room, the large framed black woman told me "You're not going anywhere until I check your bottom for bedsores. I said, "I'm just here from the hospital and I don't have any", but she made me roll over and bare my butt before I was allowed to leave the room, with my friend.
Almost exactly an hour later, my blood sugar dropped too low, I sweated, burned, and became delirious and then unconscious. My friend called the nurse, and according to my friend, they were scared to death, gave me a shot, then I vaguely remember drinking tea full of sugar, a glass of orange juice, and then began put the whipped sugar into my mouth to where it was running out and all over my face, before I started coming back around. Then I went to sleep and didn't wake up until the next morning. This can cause brain damage, or death, and takes a toll on your body when I was already so sick.
The next morning I told the nurse that, I wanted to check that I was leaving, she told me "You can't leave." I told her that I would sign a LEAVING AGAINST MEDICAL ADVICE form that I was leaving. She replied, "I will send the doctor to you." Entering my room, the doctor whom I had not seen until that point called me into her office. We had a short discussion, and went over my meds, I told her what happened with insulin the evening before, and that I wanted to leave, she had me check out and approved to leave, and also stated that I was pleasant, etc., oriented, knowledge of my medications, etc.
This episode has terrorized me into going into a nursing home and I will be spending a good deal of my SSDI on obtaining Long Term Care insurance instead of paying for life insurance. I felt as if I was in jail, having a nightmare, it was surreal, being given orders, told I couldn't leave and wanting to keep me for three months. I believe that would be Medicare fraud as it was not necessary at all for me to be there for three months.
My daughter picked me up and I was left at my house, still unable to take care of myself and too sick to answer the phone which was actually laying on my bed. Just too weak.
I plan on reporting them to the state licensure board, and want to file a personal lawsuit based on the above facts.


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How it must please the Lord to see our hearts hunger for the exact things He has promised to give. When we bring His promises to Him and wait in expectation, He will give us what He has promised in His Word.
I find two verses from the Psalms to be very helpful in prayer. "I lay my requests before you and wait in expectation (Psalm 5:2) and "Be still before the Lord and wait patiently for him" (Psalm 37:7). I tell the Lord my request; as I am still before Him, I allow Him to search my motives, and I listen to Him. What is His will regarding this request? What Scriptures should I pray today? How does God want me to phrase my request? Then I wait patiently. The Holy Spirit reveals God's will to us as we bring His Word to Him and wait in faith.
You may want to make a list of Scriptures you can turn into prayers, such as the following:
Help him to be joyful always; pray continually, and to give thanks in all circumstances recognizing that this is God's will for him in Christ Jesus (1 Thessalonians 5:16-18).
Help him to never tire of doing what is right (2 Thessalonians 3:13).
Help him not to rely on himself but on God (2 Cor. 1:9).
Make all grace abound to him, so that in all things at all times, having all that he needs, he will abound in every good work (2 Corinthians 9:8).
I pray that out of Your glorious riches, You would strengthen them with power through Your Spirit in their inner beings, so that Christ may dwell in their hearts through faith (Ephesians 3:16).
Saturating our minds with God's word help make our prayers effective. The more we read and memorize Scripture, the more our faith will grow.
Thank You, Father, for making a way for our faith to grow.
"Faith comes from hearing the message, and the message is heard through the word of Christ" (Romans 10:17).


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|Cape Town International Airport
|Focus cities
|Cape Town
|Fleet size
|Company slogan
|In the aviation business since 1989
|Cape Town, South Africa
|Key people
|Andy Cluver (D)
Civair is an aircraft charter operator based in Cape Town, South Africa. The company's core business is the operation of helicopter charters.
In March 2004, an attempt was made at starting up a low-cost airline flying between Cape Town and London Stansted, planning to serve the route three times a week with a Boeing 747-200.[1]
In December 2004, about 7,400 passengers were left out-of-pocket when it transpired that Civair did not have an aircraft available for the flights, nor did it have the funding to offer any alternatives. No authority had been received from United Kingdom transport officials for landing in the UK either. Amidst the public relations disaster that followed, partial refunds were given to passengers who purchased tickets on their website, http://www.civair.com, their only ticket outlet. None of the passengers were ever officially notified of the cancellations. Civair received a further blow when it was discovered that the Proudly South African logo (a South African business standards association) was being illegally used, as Civair was not a member. Early in 2005, the company's director Andy Cluver, together with Kobus Nell, the organization's accountant, were called to account for Civair's actions by the CAA (Civil Aviation Authority) in South Africa.
Civair has operated helicopter and fixed-wing business charter services since 1989.[1]
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Civair Helicopters CC operates the helicopter and fixed wing charter services, the main business of the organisation.
The now defunct Civair Airways (Pty) Ltd was due to operate the web-based international budget airline.
As at 2004, Civair utilises 6 helicopters, and 2 aeroplanes. Some aircraft in the fleet include:
- 2 Bell Jet Ranger Helicopters
- 1 Hughes 500
- 2 Robinson R44
- 1 Cessna 207
- 1 Cessna 414
External links[edit]
- ^ a b "Directory: World Airlines". Flight International. 2007-04-03. pp. 66–67.
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