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6 Los Angeles, CA Music Teacher jobs found on Monster.Jobs 1 to 6 of 6
Archdiocese of Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA, 90009
Cathedral Chapel School, a Catholic elementary school located in the Miracle Mile area near LACMA, is looking for a part time classroom music teacher for students in grades K - 8. We are seeking a teacher who is creative and energetic with a minimum of two years' classroom teaching experience. Music classes are on Mondays and Fridays for 30 minutes per class. Class size ranges from 30 - 35 student...
Alhambra Unified School District Alhambra, CA, 91801
- Must have a valid California Teaching Credential with an authorization in music - Must have a valid CLAD/EL Authorization DOCUMENTS REQUIRED: - Copy of Transcript (Copy of BA posted on Transcripts) - Copy of Credential ( Copy of Official Valid CA Credential with Issuance and Exp. Date) - Letter(s) of Recommendation (Three letters of recommendation which should be signed and dated within two yea...
San Gabriel Unified School District San Gabriel, CA, 91778
SAN GABRIEL UNIFIIED SCHOOL DISTRICT San Gabriel, California TITLE: Itinerant Elementary Music Teacher QUALIFICATIONS: Possess a valid California credential that authorizes teaching music at the elementary level. REPORTS TO: Educational Services, Administrator and/or Assistant Superintendent Educational Services or Designee JOB GOAL: To provide K-3 grade students an instructional Program that alig...
Archdiocese of Los Angeles North Hollywood, CA, 91601
One full time seventh grade homeroom teacher who also has a music background and is able to instruct K-8 music class. Major area of focus for middle school is language arts / literature and religion. Requirements: Seeking a practicing Catholic who has teaching experience and holds a teaching credential / certificate. Information/Application Contact: Saint Charles Borromeo School Saint Charles Borr...
El Monte Union High School District El Monte, CA, 91731
Under supervision and direction of the Principal, the individual in this position provides a planned instructional program in subject specialty following curriculum specified by district regulations; provides learning experiences to encourage maximum student growth using appropriate materials; attends and participates in faculty meetings and other staff development to maintain professional compete...
Partnership for Los Angeles Schools, The Los Angeles, CA, 90009
Attachment(s): Hollenbeck (Music) Flyer 8.19.14.pdf The Partnership for Los Angeles Schools partners with Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) to dramatically transform teaching and learning for all students at some of Los Angeles's highest-need schools. We are seeking unique, talented, and mission-driven credentialed Instrumental Music teachers with an aspiration to increase student achi...
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Hugh Grant said his phone was hacked by the Daily Mail & General Trust Plc's Mail on Sunday, the second time an inquiry on U.K. media practices heard that phone hacking may have gone beyond News Corp.'s News of the World.
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British actor Hugh Grant won a court order requiring London's Metropolitan Police to hand over documents with any evidence that his voice mails were hacked into by a private investigator for News Corp.'s now-defunct News of the World tabloid or other newspapers.
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May 7, 2011
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - The University of Cincinnati baseball team dropped the second game of its Saturday doubleheader against West Virginia University 11-4 at Hawley Field.
One game after defeating WVU with a six-run seventh inning, Cincinnati (25-20, 11-9 BIG EAST) surrendered a six-run third inning to fall into a 7-1 hole.
The Mountaineers took a commanding lead in the third inning after scoring six runs. The big blow came from WVU catcher and Cincinnati native Matt Malloy, who took a 2-0 pitch over the left-field wall for a two-out grand slam home run that put West Virginia ahead to 7-1.
The Bearcats found themselves in a 10-1 hole after West Virginia pushed two runs across home plate in the fourth and another in the sixth.
Despite the large deficit, the Bearcats actually out-hit the Mountaineers 11-10. However, UC suffered a 10-4 disadvantage in the runners left on base category.
Outfielders Justin Riddell (Lexington, Ky./Lexington Catholic) and Braden Kline (Warsaw, Ind./Warsaw Community) paced the Cincinnati offense, each hitting 3-for-5 with two RBI.
UC decreased the lead to 10-4 after scoring two in the seventh. Sophomore OF Jake Proctor (Cincinnati, Ohio/Oak Hills) hit an infield single to the shortstop and advanced to second on a passed ball. Riddell drove in Proctor on a double to center field and scored one batter later when Kline hit an RBI single through the left side of the infield.
Cincinnati appeared poised to continue its streak of nine unanswered runs built in Game 1 after scoring right away in Game 2. With two outs in the top of the first inning, Kline slapped an RBI single through the left side of the infield to drive in Proctor and give the Bearcats a 1-0 lead.
The Bearcats' lead was short-lived after WVU tied the score 1-1 in the bottom of the first when DH Jeremy Gum hit an RBI groundball out to second base.
Cincinnati and West Virginia will play a rubber game Sunday at 1 p.m. Senior RHP Nick Johnson (Delphos, Ohio/St. John's) will get the start for UC.
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Ping, a vocal group of St. Mary's College of
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'Jersey Boys' film catchy but uneven
You don't have to be middle-aged, or even an adult, to know songs like "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry," and "Walk Like a Man.
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It's even trickier to take a much-admired animated film and make a sequel that feels satisfying and worthwhile.
NEW YORK (AP) — Hugh Jackman hopping his way into the theater, Neil Patrick Harris licking the eyeglasses of Samuel L. Jackson. A little history, and a slew of genuinely heartfelt speeches. The Tonys are often the most entertaining awards show of the year, and this year, again, they didn't disappoint. A look at some of the evening's most memorable moments, including some you didn't see on TV:
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Rogen, Efron wage comedic war in genre-mixing 'Neighbors'
If ever two genres of film were inextricably intertwined, it would seem to be the frat house movie and the gross-out comedy.
Deep into "The Amazing Spider-Man 2," my 11-year-old companion was confused about a certain plot point - justifiably, I'd say - and demanded an immediate and thorough explanation.
"Shh, not now. Later!" I hissed.
For a film predicated on the principle that being different is what makes you special, "Divergent" just doesn't diverge enough from the pack.
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Man falls out of train, paper more concerned about his beer
We to make fun of the news here at SG, but it's very rare that we get to make fun of the news as well as how it's being covered. Let's see what the Moscow Times has for us today.
Challenging the widespread notion about the inherent goodness of man, passengers of a suburban train outside Moscow stole the luggage and finished the beer of a man who fell of the train ….
Great lead sentence. Who in Russia believes that people are inherently good? Aren't they the ones who have to use dash cams in their cars because insurance fraud is so rampant? Still, that does suck for the guy to lose his beer and luggage like that.
The unlucky passenger was keeping the door of the moving train car open to get some fresh air in the unventilated vestibule, ….
He eventually dropped out at a turn in the road, leaving behind an unfinished beer, two car bumpers and a screw gun.
So no one at the inherently good Moscow Times thought to ask what happened to the man, but found out exactly what he was carrying with him? That is kind of weird luggage, though.
Train officials ignored requests to pick up the man's belongings, the daily said on Friday.
This allowed an unnamed male passenger to finish the beer and make away with the bumpers and the power tool before train officials came.
Again, none of these inherently good people are concerned about the guy who FELL OUT OF A TRAIN. They just want his junk cleared out, but people driving the train don't even want to be bothered with the man's belongings. Also, thanks for clarifying that the guy who took the beer, bumpers and screw gun was unarmed. Was that a distinguishing thing because everyone else on the train was strapped?


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Credit: MLive.com Jeff Hardy recently spoke about how much Hulk Hogan has helped TNA and more. Here are the highlights… On critics who say that TNA is filled with washed up former WWE wrestlers trying to collect a paycheck: "You know, I'm not sure. We're way different than WWE. We may never be as big as WWE, but the cool thing about TNA is that we are the alternative. So people who get tired and bored with the WWE – I've been there, I understand – there's an alternative and something else to watch. For special wrestlers, there's somewhere else to go – as long as you're not brainwashed by that WWE mentality. There's other worlds out there; it's OK to switch around." On How Hulk Hogan has Helped TNA: "Just being Hulk Hogan and here in TNA is huge; Sting is here, too. They're big-time involved with the younger guys whether its advice their style, compliments on a good job or giving some kind of direction. They are big-time involved and I think it definitely helps to have them and
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Observer released 'thought to be Major Johansson'
One of the OSCE observers released by separatists in the eastern Ukrainian city of Slaviansk is thought to be Major Johansson. The spokeswoman of the self-styled mayor said that he had "mild diabetes". ITV News Europe Editor James Mates reported:
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For determining the state of refraction of a human eye there is first effected automatically a coarse balancing operation and subsequently a fine balancing operation is performed manually with the same apparatus. Said apparatus may be a phoropter or another known device for determining the state of refraction of a human eye. A refractometer attachment is connected to said device and effects automatically the objective coarse balancing operation. The fine balancing operation of said device is performed manually after switching off said attachment.
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1 11 3,791,719 1451 Feb. 12 1974 METHOD OF AND DEVlCE FOR DETERMINING HE STATE OF REFRACTION OF A HUMAN EYE Inventors: Bernd J. L. Kratzer, Huttlingen;
Heinz Ulffers, Aalen, both of Germany Assignee: Carl Zeiss-Sliitung, Wuerttemberg,
Germany Filed: Sept. 13, 1972.
Appl. No.2 288,689
Related US. Application Data Continuation-impart of Ser. No. 86,217, Nov. 2, 1970, abandoned.
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[56] References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 8/1970 Bellows et al 351/6 FOREIGN PATENTS 0R APPLICATIONS 251,860 2/1970 u.s.s.R ..351 1 OTHER PUBLICATIONS Niles Roth, Autom. Optom for Use with the Undrugged Human Eye, Review Scient. lnst., Vol. 36, N0. 1 l,p. 16364641, Nov. 1965.
Primary ExaminerPaul A. Sacher Attorney, Agent, or Firm-l-lill, Sherman, Meroni, Gross & Simpson [57 ABSTRACT For determining the state of refraction of a human eye there is first effected automatically a coarse balancing Operation and subsequently a fine balancing peration is performed manually with the same apparatus. Said apparatus may be a phoropter or another known device for determiningthe state of refraction of a human eye. A refractometer attachment is connected to said device and effects automatically the objective'coarse balancing operation. The fine balancing operation of said device is performed manually after switching off said attachment.
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METHOD OF AND DEVICE FOR DETERMINING THE STATE OF REFRACTION OF A HUMAN EYE The invention relates to a method of and device for determining the state of refraction of a human eye and 5 constitutes a continuation-in-part of now abandoned U.S. Pat. application Ser. No. 86,217 filed Nov. 2, 1970.
When determining the state of refraction of human eyes, it is common practice to first objectively measure 1 the refractive power by means of a refractometer or a. skiascope. This measurement requires a certain minimum period of time and also involves systematic measuring errors probably due to physiological-optical characteristics of the eye. Therefore, a subjective fine l balancing operation should always follow, and can be carried out, by way of example, by means of testing spectacles or a phoropter.
It is obvious that this determination of refraction is highly time-consuming, and such a long time is not available in the practice of the refractionist, particularly in the practice of the ophthalmologist.
An object of the invention is a method of and a device for determining the state of refraction of a human eye which substantially reduces the time required by the refractionist and is neither an additional burden on the refractionist nor on the patient.
In accordance with the invention, first an objective coarse balancing operation is effected by automatically placing corrective eye lenses in alignment with the patients eye and subsequently a subjective fine balancing operation is performed by manually changing the power of said lenses until optimum correction is achieved with the same apparatus.
With the novel method, the patient need only be seated in front of one single apparatus. This apparatus performs a preliminary balancing operation which will be very close to the final correct prescription within a few seconds; thus, in effect, within a time period which the refractionist needs anyway for preparing the patient. The patient is not burdened at all by the automatic coarse balancing operation. 1
Thereafter, the refractionist carries out the fine balancing operation with the same apparatus by subjective refraction; the total consumption of time being.relatively small.
As compared with the conventional method of determining the state of refraction of an eye, the novel method is, therefore, primarilycharacterized by a substantially smaller consumption of time and by a reduced burden on patient as well as on refractionist.
To carry out the novel method indicated, various ophthalmic instruments known per se can be used. Thus, it is possible to use a phoropter comprising two disks adapted to be rotated about the same axis, having differently stepped spherical glasses, and a disk having cylindrical glasses of different refractive power. It is also possible to use an apparatus comprising variosystems consisting of liquid or solid components, and which accordingly permits a continuous change in the refractive power.
In accordance with the present invention there is provided an ophthalmic instrument having corrective lenses which are positionable in alignment with the eyes of the patient being examined. The instrument includes servomotors for moving selected lenses in front of the eye. An automatically operating refractometer attachment is provided which when placed in align ment with the patients eye delivers a signal to the servomotors which move objectively selected corrected lenses in front of the eye to achieve a rough refraction. The apparatus also includes a control unit for manually actuating the servomotors after switching-off the automatically operating refractometer. The manually operated control unit is used to move selected corrective lenses in front of the patients eyes to effect a subjective fine balancing.
Thus, in the novel device first signals are generated by means of the refractometer attachment which are corresponding to the state of refraction of the eye. These signals control the servomotors which serve to place corrective lenses in front of the eye in order to correct the imperfect vision of the patient tested. When this automatically occurring coarse balancing operation has been completed, the subjective fine balancing operation is effected by remote control of said servomotors.
In order to avoid disturbances of the accommodation of the patients eyes by the coarse balancing operation, the refractometer attachment has an infrared light source.
The refractometer attachment is adapted to operate according to various methods.
Thus, it is possible to apply a coincidence method in whichan object is imaged in the eye through a Scheiner-stop. Said stop comprising a plate with two small holes spaced apart a distance which is smaller than the diameter of the pupil of the eye under test. See ABC Der Optik; 1961, page 764. When imaging the retinal image on an array of photocells, an electric control signal can be obtained from the position of the images.
Also a measurement of the modulation transfer function of the eye is possible. Thereby, a slit is imaged in the eye and the retinal image is focussed onto a rotating scanning screen. The current supplied by a photocell arranged behind the screen may then serve to control the servomotors.
However, the refractometer technique has shown to be particularly adavantageous. An attachment operating by this method comprises a test object, an objective for forming an image of the test object toward the infinite, a partially transmitting mirror for deflecting the light originating from the test object into the patients eye, two further partially transmitting mirrors arranged in the path of rays between the test object and the objective, for deflecting the light reflected by the eye onto a double-apertured stop, as well as photoelectric detectors arranged behind this double-apertured stop, which are succeeded by a circuit for processing the signals generated.
If the eye under examination is not emmetropic, then the photoelectric detectors of the refractometer attachment indicated will generate different signals actuating the respective servomotors.
In order to also permit determination of astigmatic errors of the eye by means of the novel device, a cross cylinder is arranged in each partial'path of rays between the partially transmitting mirror and the stop. By means of this cross cylinder signals are generated actuating servomotors which change the cylinder effect and the cylinder axis of the systems connected in front of the eye.
The invention will now be described in greater detail with reference to the FIGS. 1 to 4 of the accompanying drawings, in which FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic elevation view of the device for practicing the method of the invention;
FIG. 2 is a vertical sectional view of the device along the line II-II of FIG. 1; a
FIG. 3 is a schematic representation of the optical structure of the refractometer attachment; and
FIG. 4 is another embodiment of the device illustrated in FIG. 3.
In FIG. 1, reference numerals 1 and 2 designate the two halves of a phoropter on which the refractometer attachment referenced 3 is mounted. Electric cables 4 and 5 are used to connect the refractometer attachment 3 and the phoropter l, 2 with a control unit 6.
Each half of the phoropter 1, 2 comprises two disks 7, 8 (FIG. 2) adapted to be rotated step by step about the same axis, of which the one disk has mounted therein a circumferential series of spherical glasses of large differences in refractive power, while the second disk has weak spherical glasses of small differences in refractive power, by which the great steps of the first disk can be divided. A third disk having cylindrical glasses of different refractive power is referenced 9. These cylindrical glasses, similarly to planet gears, are
. adapted to be simultaneously rotated about their optical axis by means of a central sun wheel or other mechanical means in such a manner that with the insertion in front of the eye 10 under examination each of these cylindrical glasses has the same axial position. Servomotors are provided for rotation of the disks 7, 8, 9 as well as for rotation of the sun wheel rotating the disk 9. To accurately fix the positions of the disks, microswitches are preferably used which accurately limit the rotary movement of the servo-motors and therewith that of the disks.
The refractometer attachment 3 mounted above the phoropter comprises an infrared light source 11 (FIG. 2), a collimator lens 12, an infrared filter 13, a test object l4, an interrupter 15 as well as an objective 16. This objective forms an image of the test object 14 toward the infinite. A partially transmitting mirror 17 is used to deflect the infrared light originating from the test object into the patients eye 10. The mirror 17 is arranged on a support 18 which is movable alternatively before the opening 19 or 20 of the phoropter 1, 2 (FIG. 1) and therewith before the left or the right eye of the patient.
Reference numerals'2l and 22 designate two partially transmitting mirrors which deflect the light reflected by the eye 10 onto a double-apertured stop 25. When assuming an emmetropic eye 10 or a fully corrected eye, a respective image of the test object 14 will be formed in the planes 23 and 24. The planes 23 and 24 are oppositely equidistant from the doubleapertured stop 25. In the assumed case the same light flux passes through the two apertures of the doubleapertured stop 25, so that the signals generated by the secondary electron multipliers 26 and 27 are of equal magnitude.
In front of the double-apertured stop a color filter reference 28 is arranged used to filter out extraneous light. Reference numeral 29 designates a ground glass plate.
In each partial path of rays a cross cylinder 30 or 31 is adapted to be inserted and arranged for rotation between the partially transmitting mirrors 21 and 22, re spectively, and the double-apertured stop 25.
The electronic system reference 32 in FIG. 2 comprises the two amplifiers 33, 34, a differential amplifier 35 and a logic 36, as shown in FIG. 3. Electric motors 37 to 40 used to rotate the disks 7, 8, 9 are connected to the outputs of the logic. The servomotor referenced 41 is used for insertion and axial rotation of the cross cylinders 30 and 31.
The mode of operation of the device illustrated in the FIGS. 1 to 3 is as follows:
After the patient has taken a seat behind the phoropter l, 2 he looks through the openings 19 and 20 on an optometric wall chart,whereby his eyes are fixed as to direction of view and accommodation. For the purpose of switching on the automatically actuated members, the refractionist now presses the button 42 of the control unit 6. Then he moves the lever 18 manually, for instance, first towards the left. This results in an actuation of the microswitch 43 which effects an operation of the servomotors for the left phoropter half 1.
The refractometer attachment 3 is also actuated. This causes the infrared light source 11 to emit light which is periodically interrupted by the interrupter 15. By means of the objective 16, the mirror 17 and the eye 10 of the patient an image of the test object 14 is formed on the retina of eye 10. When the patient has a perfect vision, i.e., when his eye 10 is emmetropic there will be a sharp image of test object 14 on the retina and the light raysreflected from the retina will be parallel. In this case two images of the test object will be formed in the planes 23 and 24 by means of the objective 16 and the mirrors 2] and 22.
If the eye 10 is not emmetropic the two images of the test object are not formed in the two planes 23 and 24. In this case the light flux through the two apertures of stop 25 is not, equal and the signals generated by the secondary electron multipliers 26 and 27 are of different amplitudes. As the light is periodically interrupted the two amplifiers 33 and 34 function as a.c., amplifiers.
The voltages from these amplifiers are transmitted to differential amplifier 35. .The difference signal from this amplifier is delivered to the logic 36. This circuit determines from the polarity and the amplitude of the difference signal which of the servomotors 37 40 is to be actuated. By means of the actuated servomotors, the
disks 7 and 8 of the phoropter I are rotated to thus position corrective lenses in front of the eye 10. These corrective lenses correct the imperfect vision of eye 10 until it is fully corrected and the difference signal falls below a preestablished valu'e. Accordingly, the cross cylinders 30 and 31 are inserted for instance automatically. If the signal generated does not exceed a preselected level, the cross cylinders will be rotated through 45. If also in this case the signal strength remains below a preestablished value, no cylinder balancing will be necessary. If however, after insertion of the cross cylinder, the difference signal exceeds a preestablished value, the corrective cylinder axes of the glasses mounted in the disk 9 will be adjusted horizontally (0 OKa -sheme, i.e., 0 on the standard Ophthalmological Congress in Amsterdam diagram). Thereafter, the disk 9 is rotated by the servomotor 41 until the amplitude of the difference signal drops below a preset value. Then, the cross cylinder axes of the disk 9 are rotated until equivalence of the signals generated by the detectors 27 and 26 is achieved. Now, the cylinder balancing is completed.
Therewith, the automatic balancing operation for the left side is completed and the mirror 17 is moved either automatically or manually towards the right before the opening 20. This causes an actuation of the microswitch 44 and an operation of the servomotors for the right phoropter half 2. Now, the automatic coarse balancing operation described herein proceeds for the right eye.
After completion of the coarse balancing operation a pilot lamp 45 lights up. Now, the refractionist presses the control knob 46, whereupon the pilot lamp 47 lights up and indicates that he may now carry out the subjective fine balancing operation for the left eye manually. This fine balancing operation is effected by turning the control knobs 48, 49, 50. This causes one of the servomotors 37 to 41 to be actuated and rotates one of the disks 7, 8, 9 in such a manner that instead of the automatically selected corrective lens the next corrective lens on said disk is placed in front of the left eye of the patient. In the well known manner of subjective refraction the fine balancing operation is effected.
After completion of the fine balancing operation for the left eye, when the knob 51 has been pressed and the pilot lamp 52 has lighted up; the subjective fine balancing operation for the right eye is effected also by turning the knobs 48, 49, 50.
After completion of these fine balancing operations, the values found for the corrective lenses are read in the windows 53 and 54.
It is also possible, instead of reading the values found, to print the same directly on the prescription blank by a connected printer.
In the device illustrated in FIGS. 2 and 3, two secondary electron multipliers 26 and 27 are provided for the signal generation. Now, FIG. 4 illustrates another embodiment in which only one secondary electron multiplier 57 is provided. By using only one detector, difficulties resulting from the difference between two detectors can positively be avoided. I i
In the'embodiment illustrated in FIG. 4, a rotating disk 59 having a central opening 60 is arranged between the color filter 28 and the ground glass plate 29. The disk 59 is provided with a deflecting system comprised of the mirrors 61, 62. Instead of these mirrors, also a prism can be used.
By rotation of the disk 59 the light coming from the partially transmitting mirrors 21, 22 is alternatingly supplied to the secondary electron multiplier 57. Thus, without the interrupter of FIG. 3 an alternating signal is generated. The amplifier 58 is suitably triggered by the disk 59 in such a manner that it separately processes the two signals and simultaneously feeds the same to the succeeding differential amplifier 35.
Under certain circumstances it may be expedient to cause the test object to rotate in order to avoid an accommodation stimulus for the eye under examination. In such a case, it is necessary to also cause the stop 25 to rotate.
What we claim is:
I. The method of correcting for the state of refraction of a human eye, comprising the steps of directing infrared light into said eye so that an image ofa test object is produced on the retina of the eye, directing the light reflected by said eye onto a double apertured stop so that the same amount of light flux passes through each aperture of said stop when said eye is emmetropic, transmitting the light passing through each of said apertures into separate photoelectric receivers, feeding in case of a non-emmetropic eye the difference signal of the signals produced by said two receivers to motor means, sequentially placing corrective lenses in front of said eye under the influence of said motor means until the said difference signal falls below a predetermined value, and thereafter manually actuating said motor means to place corrective lenses of which the power differs slightly from the power of said sequentially placed lenses in front of said eye until optimum correction of the imperfect vision is effected.
2. The method of correcting for the state of refrac tion of a human eye, comprising the steops of directing infrared light into said eye in such a way that an image of a test object is produced on the retina, splitting the light reflected by said eye into two light beams, directing these two beams alternatingly onto a photoelectric receiver whereby the receiver produces a pulsating d.c. signal if said eye is emmetropic and an a.c. signal if the eye is non-emmetropic, feeding in case of a nonemmetropic eye the ac. signal produced by said receiver to servomotors for placing automatically corrective lenses in front of said eye until the amplitude of said a.c. signal falls below a predetermined value, and thereafter manually actuating said servomotors to place corrective lenses of which the power differs slightly from the power of said automatically selected lenses in front of said eye-until optimum correction of the imperfect vision is effected.
3. A device for determining the state of refraction of a human eye, comprising an opththalmic instrument including servomotors driving means sequentially varying corrective lens means in front of said eye, a refracto-meter attachment provided with a reflecting means movable selectively in alignment with each eye to be tested, said attachment comprising a source of infrared light, a test object on the retina of the eye under test, partly transmissive mirrors located in axially spaced points along the infrared beam between said source of infrared light and said eye and serving to split the infrared light beam reflected back from said eye into two light beams, photoelectric means sensing said light beam and means for producing a correcting difference signal when said eye under test is non-emmetropic, means for feeding said correcting signal to said servomotors of said ophthalmic instrument for sequentially varying said corrective lens means in front of said eye until the imperfect vision of the eye is coarsely balanced and corrected whereby said correcting signal drops below a predetermined amplitude value, and means for manually actuating said servomotors of said ophthalmic instrument whereby a fine balancing operation may additionally be performed by subjective refraction.
4. A device according to claim 3 in which a double apertured stop is arranged behind said mirrors in a plane which is equidistant from the planes into which said test object is imaged when the eye under test is emmetropic, and in which said photoelectric sensing means includes a receiver arranged behind each aperture of said stop.
6. A device according to claim 3, wherein a cross cylinder is mounted for insertion and rotation into each of said two split light beams between said mirrors and said photoelectric means and is adjustably rotatable when inserted therein.
7. A device according to claim 3 in which said corrective means comprises lenses in which the refractive power is continuously variable by means of said servomotors.
8. A device according to claim 3 in which said corrective lens means comprises a plurality of lenses of different refractive power which are moved sequentially in front of said eye under test by means of said servomotors.
9. A device for determining the state of refraction of a human eye, comprising an ophthalmic instrument including a plurality of axially aligned, individually rotatable disks each carrying a series of lenses, said lenses having sequentially different refractive power and each one of said lenses being mounted for sequential placement in front of the eye to be tested upon rotation of its respective disk, servomotors for rotating said disks, and a refractometer attachment connected to said instrument, said refractometer comprising a source of infrared light and a movably mounted reflecting means for reflecting a beam of infrared light selectively into the left eye and into the right eye of the patient, a collimator lens, a test object, an interruptor for the beam of infrared light, and another objective in the order named being disposed between said source of infrared light and said movable reflecting means for imaging said test object with infrared light into the retina of the slected eye, and two partially light transmitting mirrors axially spaced along and in said beam of infrared light between said interruptor and said other objective for directing a portion of the infrared light reflected from the retina through a double aperture stop into photoelectric means for producing a correcting signal when the eye under test is non-emmetropic, means feeding said correcting signal to said servomotors of said ophthalmic instrument for rotating said disks whereby the tive refraction.
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Jets Week 15 report card, presented by Long Island University
Brian Bassett, TheJetsBlog.comOn Sunday, the Jets fell to the Carolina Panthers in Charlotte. Here, we grade the team's offense, defense and special teams:
Offense: C
The Jets offense actually played decently against a very good Panthers defense. The Jets were able to run the ball against one of the league's best run-stoppers, but weren't able to generate the yards on the ground required when the Jets got in a hole.
Geno Smith didn't have the best day, but his interception didn't come until the fourth quarter when he was pressing to get back in the game from a 3rd and 11. For the talking that Santonio Holmes did, he didn't show much on the field, only catching two of the eight passes in which he was targeted. Twice, Holmes dropped catchable passes.
Defense: C
Don't look at the points totals. One touchdown came off the pick six. The other as a result of the punt block. Yes the defense was on the field for the short drive after the block, but 14 points came as a result of circumstances out of control of the defense.
The Panthers had too many options available for a dynamic talent in Cam Newton. The Jets did their best to slow down the Panthers and did well for most of the game. Still, the Jets didn't have many answers for the Panthers offense in the first half and it put the Jets in a tough situation to dig out of. Even so, the Jets held Newton in the pocket much of the game and Muhammad Wilkerson had another dominant game.
Special Teams: D
The Jets special teams didn't have a great day, but they avoid the F because of Nick Folk's career long 54 yarder.
The Panthers did their homework and caught the Jets napping in their three-flyer formation and were able to block a punt — something that has not happened for the Jets since 2007.
Also, the poorly executed on-side kick was a head scratcher. Rather than kick the ball into the turf for the bounce, the Jets tried rolling it on the ground after laying it sideways on the turf. The ball didn't even travel the full ten yards anyway, even though it was awarded to the Panthers.
Just saw on ganggreennation. sbn mock draft has us taking a olb. While i have been asking for a pass rush OLB for years , if we go defense with mike evans still on the board im gonna lose it lol
I'd give the defense a lot higher than the C. They made some key stops to keep the Jets in the game and really only had one lapse (the Williams screen TD) the entire game. Also, Nick Folk's career long FG is 56 yards, Bassett.
"Also, the poorly executed on-side kick was a head scratcher."
oh, that was an on-side kick? ah, well then, OK, yeah.
Coaching Grade B:
MM gets an A+ for a great plan on offense that had the Panthers top ranked D exposed on several plays that our QB was unable to capitalize on.
Rex/DT get a B- for too many risky calls on D that invariably cost the team.
Kotwica gets a B+ for the special teams plans despite the blocked kick.
HC Rex gets a C- for not making sure the ST's had better blocking personnel to use since the personal protector was being replaced bu a gunner.
Mike Evans is NOT THAT GOOD. The guy is slow and couldn't get open against decent college CB's. Gimme Watkins or Lee in the first round or take the OLB like the mock.
@NYCPEinGermany I thought they were bowling.
@a57se special teams gets a B+ despite blocked kick but Rex takes the hit with a C- for not double checking with the guy who got a B+?
Coaching B-
Geno D missed a wide open Holmes 3 or 4 times.
Defense C- I think Williams is still running. Reed doesn't belong as a starter.
Special teams D ..that has to be the worst on side kick attempt I have ever seen.
Offense Line D Winters will allow someone to kill whatever qb is back there eventually.. Brick is no longer a Elite LT...gets beat every week.
@a57se @greggreen He's not slow. No, he doesn't run a 40 like Stephen Hill (see where falling in love with speed got us there), but he's got enough gas to get open downfield, and when you're that physical with great hands, you don't have to be the fastest guy in the league to be immensely successful. Ask Brandon Marshall. Evans is an animal.
@a57se @greggreen wont make my informed opinion until after the season when i start doing my "research". But for now ill take your word that hes overrated. id like to get a WR and a TE plus a OLB in the first 3 rounds. ( these new comment format is terrible right? i had to actually look back in this article and look for my own comment to see if anyone replyed. i mean come on)
@a57se This is almost as good as your argument the other day about Cousins getting a 2nd and how you don't trust what the media says specifically mentioning NFL.com and then proceeding to link an article from Nfl.com to "prove" your point about Cousins not being able to fetch a 2nd.
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The 2015 Wiyot Language Calendar is at the printers!
Theme: Seasonal Foods
A huge thank you to the many tribal members, staff, and family members who contributed nearly 100 photos in total for the 2015 calendar! I have used as many of your photos as I could fit in the calendar, and it is now at Times Printing being prepared for publication.
Calendars will be ready in time for Wiyot Day, Sept. 6. Enrolled tribal elders and everyone who contributed photos will each receive one free copy; additional copies will be available for $15 each at Wiyot Day or through the tribal office at Table Bluff. Later in September/October, I will also update this page with a list of local vendors offering the calendars for sale.
Below is a (draft!) preview of the front cover of the 2015 calendar (photo is from Wiyot Day 2011):
Wiyot conversational phrases (audio)
As part of this year's Live Your Language Alliance (LYLA) conference, participants were asked to record a list of everyday conversational phrases in their language. Here is the Wiyot recording we made (Wiyot spoken by Michelle Hernandez, with 2 phrases by Della Prince):
If you would like to see the phrases in print (English and Wiyot), you can download the list of phrases as a PDF document.
Wiyot vocabulary DVD available!
I have created a vocabulary DVD based on a word list spoken by Della Prince and recorded by Karl Teeter in 1954 (part of the Wiyot audio collection housed by UC Berkeley's California Language Archive). The DVD combines the original recording with images and captions; in response to tribal members' feedback, I have also added short pauses after each word to allow viewers time to practice the vocabulary. Here is a screenshot to show you what the video looks like:
If you are a tribal member and would like to learn some Wiyot vocabulary, please contact me for a free copy of the DVD.
Language Classes
Please join us! Starting April 7th, 2014:
Attention Smartphone Users!
If you have a smartphone, you can download a QR code scanning app (I chose "QR Code Reader", a free app from Scan, Inc., available for iPhone and Android) and use it to hear Wiyot words pronounced on your phone. I have created a set of vocabulary cards for items around the home and office (door, table, mirror, etc.) with scannable QR codes that link to *native speaker* recordings of each word (speakers are Della Prince and Nettie Rossig). If tribal members are interested, I will continue to create new scannable vocabulary cards (including longer phrases) so that you can practice whenever and wherever you like!
Below is a sample QR code for the word dutkshulh* ("door"); you can scan it right on the computer screen to see how it works:
Click here to download the entire set of home/office vocabulary with QR codes, which you can print out and post around your home or office. Then let me know what you think, and what types of vocabulary or phrases you would like to practice with QR codes.
Wiyot Placename Video
Unfortunately, this website does not support video (awerr! "oh dear!"). However, I have posted a short Wiyot language video at the Wiyot Tribe's Facebook page, so please visit us there to check it out. (I am very pleased that the video has had nearly 7000 views as of Jan. 29!)
The video is the product of a fellowship from the Institute of Museum and Library Studies (IMLS), the Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums (ATALM), and the Oklahoma Department of Libraries. In it, you will learn the native Wiyot names for several prominent sites in Wiyot territory, such as Humboldt Bay, Eel River, Eureka, etc. Wherever possible, I have included audio of native Wiyot speakers saying these names, and I discuss the meanings and the history behind each place name.
If you are a Wiyot tribal member and would like a free DVD copy of the placename video, please contact me and I will be happy to send you one.
Free Wiyot language materials for Tribal members
I have a number of language-related mini-"publications" available for Wiyot tribal members who would like to know more about the language. These are language materials which I have cleaned up and converted to standard Wiyot spellings from their original (often handwritten) format. Please contact me for a free copy of any of the following:
- An 1889 Wiyot vocabulary recorded by Jeremiah Curtis (booklet with index)
- A 1924 Wiyot vocabulary recorded by Edward S. Curtis (short booklet, no index)
- Selected Wiyot stories in English and Wiyot (as recorded by A.L. Kroeber, Gladys Reichard, Karl Teeter & others)
- Transcripts of Wiyot audio recordings (the audio itself is available through the UC Berkeley website at http://cla.berkeley.edu/item/10148?tab=digital; I have transcripts of over 30 word lists & am working to transcribe the remaining lists)
2014 Wiyot Calendars are here!
The theme of this calendar is "Wiyot lands": each month features a photo of a prominent place in traditional Wiyot territory, along with its Wiyot name. Months and days of the week, along with a few holidays, are also in Wiyot.
Calendars will be provided free to Wiyot elders near the end of the year. For non-elders and the general public, calendars are $15 each, and funds are used to recoup our printing costs; if there is any profit, it will be used to create a 2015 calendar.
Calendars are available for sale at the Wiyot Tribal office and at:
- American Indian Art & Gift Shop (Old Town, Eureka)
- Clarke Museum (Old Town, Eureka)
- Booklegger (Old Town, Eureka)
- Eureka Books (Old Town, Eureka)
- Humboldt County Historical Society (Eureka)
- North Coast Co-op (Eureka)
- Tin Can Mailman bookstore (Arcata)
Below is a page-by-page guide to the Wiyot words and phrases found in the 2014 calendar (click on orange text to hear audio):
Goutseyouwilh Valhuk: one year ('salmon come around once')
Baduwa't: Mad River†
Goutgudaluqh: January ('one month')
Goushipguluvughurruk: New Year's Day* ('year starts again')
Goudi'ni: Arcata* ('over in the woods')
Rridutgudaluqh February ('two months')
Wigi: Humboldt Bay†
Rrikutgudaluqh: March ('three months')
Gawu gutgadughurruk: first day of spring ('spring begins')
Twaya't: Samoa
Yagaboukva'r: April* ('the one that is never counted')
Jaroujiji: Eureka* ('where you sit down and rest')
We'sagh Hulutgudaluqh: May ('five months')
Tuluwat: Indian Island*
Duklhulouk Hulutgudaluqh: June ('six months')
Bik hanuguluvughurruk: first day of summer* ('halfway season')
Hikshari': Elk River*
Ha'luw Hulutgudaluqh: July ('seven months')
Goutsuwelhik: Bucksport* ('put the boat right in')
Hiwiduw Hulutgudaluqh: August ('eight months')
Giloulh: Table Bluff*
Vushurouk Hulutgudaluqh: September ('nine months')
Lhawu'n: First day of fall* ('fall')
Guduwalha't: Loleta*
Rrulouk Hulutgudaluqh: October ('ten months')
Gouwil Goutsuwe'n: CA Indian Day ('Indian one sky = day')
Vutsuwitk Da'l: Fortuna* ('where the ashes stay')
Vegoutsutgudaluqh: November ('eleven months')
Wiya't: Eel River†
Verridutgudaluqh: December ('twelve months')
Bawu'n: First day of winter ('rain = winter')
January 2015:
Bi'murr: the South Spit*
Days of the week
- Dagoushipga'w: Monday* ('one starts to work again')
- Darrit vewi'gurr: Tuesday* ('second day of work')
- Darrik vewi'gurr: Wednesday* ('third day of work')
- Darra' vewi'gurr: Thursday* ('fourth day of work')
- We'sagh dahulu vewi'gurr: Friday* ('fifth day of work')
- Dagaseghurr: Saturday ('work a half day')
- Daga'gawi': Sunday* ('no work')
If you have any questions about calendars, feel free to contact me: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Hou'! (Thank you.)
Sound files © The Regents of the University of California and The Berkeley Language Center, Audio Archive of Linguistic Fieldwork. † = spoken by Nettie Rossig; * = spoken by Della Prince.
Historical & Linguistic Background of Wiyot
The Wiyot language (called Soulátluk' — literally 'your jaw' — by some speakers) was the native language of the Wiyot people until the death of Della Prince, the last fluent Wiyot speaker to collaborate with linguists, in 1962. Wiyot is linguistically interesting for several reasons. First, along with Yurok, it is one of only two Algic (also called Algonguian) languages in the Pacific Northwest. Other Algic languages are found in Canada, the Great Lakes region, and the northern Atlantic coast, and include languages like Chippewa, Cree, Cheyenne and Arapaho. (see map below)
Another interesting characteristic of Wiyot is that it is a polysynthetic language, which means that complex ideas — sometimes the equivalent of an entire English sentence — can be expressed using a single verb with multiple prefixes and suffixes. Here are a couple of examples:
a. gidutiguliswiwilh
gi dutigulis wiw ilh
finish bathe self he/she
'S/he finishes bathing himself/herself.'
b. dagudugunugulhu'n
da gudugunu gulh u'n
for a while very hurt its
'There is a lot of hurting.'
Language Materials
There are no remaining fluent speakers of Wiyot (no one alive today grew up speaking Wiyot as their first language). However, there is a great deal of documentation of the Wiyot language that was compiled when the language was still spoken natively. These materials include written word lists, texts, and grammatical descriptions dating from the late 1800's to the 1960's, as well as audio recordings of songs, words and phrases, and narrative texts from the 1950's-1960's. Here is a sample of what some of the written materials look like:
1. J. Curtin (1889):
2. G. Reichard (1925):
3. G. Reichard (1922):
4. Teeter & Nicholls (1993):
Because these documents were created by many different researchers, each of whom had a different system for writing the language, and contain information given by Wiyot speakers from different dialects and time periods, it is a challenge to form a complete picture of the language.
(To fully understand this, imagine that the last English speaker had died several decades ago. Then imagine that the only information we had today about the English language was a dozen or so texts and word lists collected by, say, Swahili-speaking researchers who did not know anything about English spelling. THEN imagine that the English speakers who provided the researchers with their information lived between about 1885 and 1960, and some of them were from Minnesota while others were from South Carolina or New York!
'Language revitalization' refers to efforts to bring endangered languages (languages with very few native speakers) back into broader use in a community by teaching the language to non-fluent or semi-fluent speakers. But can a language with no fluent speakers be brought back into use? It may be more difficult, but Wiyot would not be the first community to try it: revitalization of 'extinct' or 'dormant' languages (also called 'language revival') is underway in the Miami (Oklahoma — also an Algic language) and Mutsun California tribes; and modern Hebrew was revived from religious and traditional texts after centuries during which it was used only ceremonially.
Current activities
- Children's language classes
- Adult language classes
- Language committee
- Multimedia dictionary creation
- Language articles in the Wiyot newsletter
Plans for the near future
- Online language-learning resources
- Digital texts with audio and word-level translation
Long-term goals
- Creation of a digital database containing ALL known Wiyot words, phrases and texts from manuscript, print, and audio sources
- Publication of a comprehensive Wiyot-English/English-Wiyot dictionary
- Training of language teachers within the Wiyot Tribe


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12 Brutal Bone Breaks
Posted by Fortey on Jun. 22, 2012
Posted by Fortey on Jun. 22, 2012
Ouuuuccchhhhhhh !
Fireworks do damage.
technically it's not broken. there are no fractures in the bones, but they are dislocated
"Here let me use my strong hand"
they fuked up their hand BIG time
u no waht i think i think hes just looking the other way and dint notice he slameed his hand in the door untill he lokked at and then started screaming
see thats just... ow. my hand hurts from looking at it.
thats just fucked
Firecracker went off in his hand
his hand clicked on a justin beiber video
I don't even wanna look at it without the X-ray bleaaaa
Not sure what happened it looks like they deserved it.
It looks like at least 1 finger is missing the tip...just the tip LMAO


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'Chicken Castle'
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Some good ol' 90's nostalgia. One of my favorite "toys" as a kid, Sock'em Boppers.
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The good old 90's toys. I don't know how old this one is, but I recently got my hands on a wiffle ball/bat set at CVS. Just out there in the open. Just there. It was just.... there. I'm seriously unable to express how stupid I felt about not knowing where to get my hands on one of them. Seriously, I felt the dark, ominous cloud of regret over my past life up to that very second grow even darker when it hit me that I could have had one this entire time. I could just whack the shit out of that ball and never get in trouble because it isn't capable of breaking windows. My life was made complete by it. But, I never had sock'em boppers because back when I did have a wiffle bat I'd hit other kids with it. Even though it's thin, dinky and plastic, it's hard, and it stings a lot more to a child. So the adults took it away. Now I'm like, "Fuck you, dad! I have my own now for my roommate to be terrified of whenever I say something like, "I can play with this in the house and I'll never break anything!" Maybe I need to stop doing that.... and I probably shouldn't ever try sock'em boppers.... and I've written more than anybody wants to read. I'm done. I hope people rate this as unhelpful, because I sure didn't contribute shit.
ok now I want one of those ( sock em boopers punch your dad in the belly while he's getting a beer)
they just get better and better
put 2 on ur hands and 2 on ur feet and walk around like an asshole
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Ode to the Lyell Glacier
February 15, 2013
The news last week that the park's largest glacier has stagnated brings the effects of climate change in Yosemite to the forefront of our thoughts. This seems like an appropriate time to reflect on what glaciers mean to this place.
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Human Resource Policy and Practice
This information is for the 2013/14 session.
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Mrs Linda Walker NAB4.07 and Dr Dominick Donnelly NAB4.07
This course is compulsory on the MSc in Management and Human Resources. This course is not available as an outside option.
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Introduces students to the key professional competencies necessary in human resource management and exposes them to practical human resource management systems and issues.
An introduction to the interviewing, negotiating and team-building skills necessary to practice human resource management; later, a series of visits to a company to explore how the HR function works.
50 hours of lectures and 27 hours of seminars in the MT. 8 hours of lectures in the LT.
a. Skills Workshop: ten all-day sessions in the MT (combination of lecture and seminar)
b. For those selected on the Links programme: three additional sessions, one in the MT and one at the beginning and end of the LT.
Indicative reading
Boxall, P.; Purcell, J.; & Wright, P. (2007): The Oxford Handbook of Human Resource Management, Oxford University Press.
Armstrong M Handbook of Human Resource Management Practice latest edition, Kogan Page
If you wish to satisfy the educational requirements of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development, then it is essential that you successfully complete and pass the assessment for ID493, as described below. Students must attend the workshops and complete a company report on their 'Link' and keep a record and plan of their Professional Development for the whole year. In addition, there is a group project, which is assessed by a group presentation at the last session of MT. ID493 is not part of your MSc degree, but helps you to satisfy the educational requirements for membership of the CIPD. It is also useful if you wish to explore how theory works in practice. It provides an opportunity to explore further those issues raised in ID410.
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Department: Employment Relations and Organisational Behaviour
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The Two-Sex Problem and the Marriage Squeeze in an Equilibrium Model of Mariage Market
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Sunday May 25, 2014 MYT 11:17:17 AM
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TELUK INTAN: It is just not worth it for neighbours to become enemies due to politics.
Therefore, Defence Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein has called on campaigners in the Teluk Intan parliamentary seat by-election not to turn the locals against each other.
"When it is over, most of us (the outstation campaigners) will leave Teluk Intan and return to our daily lives.
"Do not cause friction among the locals," he said after a gotong-royong at the Kampung Padang Tembak mosque here yesterday.
"There should be limits in politics," he added.
Hishammuddin said people should not let their emotions take over during the by-election.
"Just like all elections and the Bersih demonstrations, our country can still remain peaceful after all this," he said.
He also called on folks to separate facts from hearsay "especially on social media".
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