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A device for electronically generating a plurality of single still pictures which are stored in the device's self-contained programmed digital memory cartridge and which is displayed on a liquid crystal screen. The device is a structure resembling a thin pocket calculator.
1. A liquid crystal photograph comprising:
a thin two-piece interconnecting plastic casing having a thickness of approximately one-sixteenth of an inch and is small enough to fit into a shirtpocket;
liquid crystal display means situated upon a first section of said two-piece interconnecting plastic casing for viewing a data-sourced photographic image;
microelectronic circuitry operating means situated within said two-piece interconnecting plastic casing for responding to a plurality of viewer selected input display functions;
externally programmable storage means comprising a second section of said two-piece interconnecting plastic casing for storing within a readable memory data representing a plurality of still picture frames to be viewed on said display means;
control means for controlling reading of said still picture frames from said storage means and for determining the visual duration of said picture frames presented on said liquid crystal display means, including sequencing means responsive to said viewer inputs for providing a plurality of imaging formats ranging from a still picture freeze-frame to a time-delayed auto-sequence to an animated image;
connection means situated upon both pieces of said two-piece interconnecting casing for allowing said storage means comprising said second section to be inserted into said first section whereupon said display section is situated; and
extended energizing means wherein a plurality of solar cells are connected so as to provide a permanence of power to said display to the extent that a viewer may continuously realize said display due essentially to the presence of ambient visible light.
2. A picture display card comprising:
a liquid crystal display means situated upon a bisectional shirtpocket-sized card and having a thickness of approximately one-sixteenth of an inch;
light energy power means for providing sufficient power to said picture display card to effect a picture display on said card as long as visible light is present;
an externally programmable digital data storage means for storing data signals representing a plurality of selectable picture frames within an interchangeable cartridge, said cartridge forming a section of said bisectional card;
microelectronic circuitry means for responding to a plurality of input signals for coordinating selection by a viewer of said picture frames and presentation of said picture frame data to said liquid crystal display means;
connection means on said bisectional card for permitting one section to physically and electrically accommodate the other section in order for said stored picture frame data to be made accessible to said display means; and
automatic sequencing means for enabling a viewer to enact a display mode in which a plurality of said stored picture frames are automatically displayed in periodic succession.
3. A card-thin image portrayal system comprising:
a thin bisectional encasement having a thickness of approximately one-sixteenth of an inch;
digitized picture-frame storage means within one section of said bisectional encasement for storing preprogrammed image signals;
connection means for providing signal continuity between two sections of said bisectional encasement;
liquid crystal display means incorporated within said bisectional encasement for portraying an image;
viewer control means for inputting a plurality of signals by said viewer to effect a plurality of viewing formats of said displays;
microelectronic system control means within said encasement for providing operational display functions of said image portrayal system;
animation means for enabling said image portrayal system to produce a continuous and repetitive live-action display; and
light-based power means for establishing the presentation of said image and maintaining the duration of said image essentially on the basis of the presence of ambient visible light.
There are various methods of producing pictures. The automatic developing instant type pictures, regular snapshots, portraits, etc. Pictures are now even able to be reproduced upon articles of clothing with the help of computers.
Picture reproduction of late via videocassette recorders has become commonplace. Some of the advantages of a videocassette recorder (VCR) are slow motion and freeze-frame viewing. The additional utilization of a camcorder makes the viewing all the more selective and convenient. There are both portable and table model videocassette recorders as well as minicamcorders. However, the size of these units can still present a rather imposing presence in a semi-private setting such as an office or work position. The advent of the electronic microchip has made pocket-sized television sets of the type described by inventors Y. Hirasawa and O. Kameda of U.S. Pat. No. 4,562,478 increasingly popular. And although some of the even smaller sets with their 1.3 inch liquid crystal display (LCD) screens allow them to be carried about in the shirtpocket, still, a television broadcast is not as personalized or sentimentally inspiring as a photograph.
Given the human fascination for a technologically produced picture and the paramount event-preserving tradition of the photograph, the invention herein described integrates the two facets.
In its initial appearance the invention described herein--which is an LCD photograph--looks very much like a thin LCD shirt-pocket calculator, some of which operate entirely off of solar cells and have a thickness of only 1/16 of an inch.
There are microprocessor-based toys available which have LCD screens upon which rough sketches may be structured by the user and up to a dozen displays stored in memory. These same displays have animated abilities with speed control. However, a brief comparison between this device and the invention described herein will readily reveal many fundamental differences.
It is the object of this invention to provide an electronic photograph with selectable animated properties.
The use of liquid crystal displays is becoming increasingly widespread. Two facets of the technology are dealt with in U.S. Pat. No. 4,560,982, the inventors being T. Sonehara, M. Murata and T. Ota and U.S. Pat. No. 4,591,849 the inventors being A. J. Hughes. F. C. Saunders and I. A. Shanks.
The technology of liquid crystal displays has advanced to the point where the displays are not only quite clear, but are also able to produce color pictures.
The picture itself of this invention is shown on a liquid crystal display (LCD) and the picture information originates from a plug-in read-only memory (ROM).
While analog signals are still commonplace, in many situations digitizing a signal makes it more advantageous to store, retrieve and process the same signal.
The photograph's ROM data is derived from the freeze-frame format of a vidiocassette recorder, but, in fact, could have been taken from any digitized signal.
The photographic ROM can be programmed with a plurality of frames. In its most common presentation, when the ROM--which has sliding contact terminals--is inserted into the display unit, the two sections form a single plastic card approximately the thickness of a thin calculator and is capable of fitting into a shirt pocket.
The electronic photograph is powered by both a battery and a group of solar cells.
The electronic photograph can be displayed in color or in large sizes.
In the animated format, when several near-similar frames have been taken and stored in the ROM, the repetitive picture can display a child taking his first step, a friend's flashing smile or waving hand or capture a vacation scene of waves rushing onto a beach. In the latter portrayal--when a color picture having animated ocean waves is large enough to be hung on a wall--the backlighted image is more conveniently powered from a wall receptacle. Even more rewarding, however, is the situation in which there are several members of a family and one single picture sitting on an office desk which automatically portrays a different family member's picture every five minutes.
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the capture and storage of digitized picture data for a liquid crystal display memory cartridge according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a block diagram of the electronic circuitry of the liquid crystal display photograph.
FIGS. 3, 4, and 5 are multiple views of the electronic photograph showing the outside physical details.
FIG. 6 is a partial-view of the ROM storage cartridge with emphasis on the terminal contact arrangement.
This invention relates to a liquid crystal display device. The display is derived from a storage section 13 which is shown in FIG. 3.
The picture itself which is to be displayed on the liquid crystal display (LCD) originates from a digitally encoded picture frame. This frame was taken earlier by a camcorder (not shown). The information is captured on a videocassette by the camcorder and the videocassette is inserted into the digital videocassette recorder (VCR) 1 of FIG. 1. Digital VCRs have the ability to convert analog video signals into digital format. This digital data is stored in a random access memory (RAM) within the VCR 1 and is used for certain VCR effects known commonly by VCR uses. One of these effects is known as freeze-frame.
When the desired frame is selected and the digital clock signal and data signal are picked off at the VCR, they are stored within the properly grounded independent read-write buffer 3 of FIG. 1.
Independent read-write buffer 3 is a first-in-first-out memory. From the memory buffer 3, the data is strobed into the read-only memory (ROM) programming system 2.
After a picture frame in its digital format is stored in the ROM programmer 2, it is formatted in accordance with the LCD row-column matrix upon which it will ultimately be displayed. Each ROM is memory mapped. That is, in a typical situation where there are six picture frames programmed into the ROM, each frame is allocated a specific or predetermined number of address locations. In identically sized ROMs these address locations will always be the same for a given frame. For instance, frame two--or any other frame, for that matter--will always begin and end at the same addresses on a comparable ROM picture cartridge.
When a ROM cartridge 13 has been programmed with one or more frames and the cartridge is inserted into the display section 32, as shown in FIG. 3, the photograph is complete. A battery is inserted through access 43 of FIG. 5. When on-off control switch 37 is set to the on position, it can be seen in FIG. 2 that two sources of power are immediately applied to the photograph. Thru this same switch 37 (A and B), contact A supplies power from battery 52 thru the ROM cartridge 13 contact 38 to power circuitry 51. Thru switch 37 contact B, power is applied from a battery of solar cells 25, again thru ROM cartridge 13--this time thru contact 39--to power circuitry 51. Looking at ROM cartridge 13 in FIG. 6, the power lockout contacts 38 and 39 are merely hard-wired, feed-thru loops resurfacing on opposite sides of the ROM cartridge terminal strips. The battery of solar cells are arranged in series-parallel. The effect is that fundamentally the power for the photograph is produced by abmbient light. As in a conventional photograph, when there is no light, then the photograph cannot be realized. In the invention, when the photograph is in the dark, then the display is automatically turned off. This is true even though switch 37 is on. There is a set on-off level determined by comparator 33 of power circuitry 51. Battery 52, of FIG. 2 by itself does not cause the display to be powered-up. When sufficient ambient light is supplied, such as turning on the office lights so that work can be performed, then the solar cells exceed the threshold voltage needed to switch on the power. Battery 52--while part of the sensing circuit--serves merely to augment the power. Voltage regulator 34 senses and maintains the correct level of power output to the system. The power circuitry 51 also supplies the voltage required by the signal controller 35. The signal controller 35, in association with the main control logic 27, serves to supply the scan logic and LCD drivers 36 for the display rows with the voltage levels required in a typical liquid crystal display. The operation of the LCD scan drivers 36 is managed by the main control logic 27. The column driver circuitry comprising signal logic and LCD drivers 28 controls the levels of voltages required in the conventional operation of the drive levels of liquid crystal displays. Inclusive is the remedial a.c. signal which serves to prevent LCD degradation. This, as was the the operation of the row drivers 36, is also done under the control of the main control logic 27.
The outputs of LCD drivers 36 and 28 are fed into liquid crystal display 29. The liquid crystal display 29 is a matrix of m scanning electrodes 42 and n signal electrodes 41. Pixels or picture elements are formed at each intersection, with the total picture elements equaling m�n. The coordination of the LCD driver voltages applied to the scan and signal electrodes by their respective drivers 36 and 28, in conjunction with the data signal from ROM 13 via the signal logic 28 determines a pixel's viewing state.
Picture data signals from ROM 13 are sent to the signal logic 28 via the memory data output terminals 40 of FIG. 6. The LCD is refreshed with this picture data constantly until the viewer depresses membranous pushbutton 30, which is shown in FIG. 2 and located on the back of the photograph as is also shown in FIG. 5. This action causes the main controller logic 27 to advance the address selection, which is decoded by the address decoding logic of the ROM 13. Each successive operation of pushbutton 30 addresses another page or frame of memory 13. If pushbutton 31 is depressed, the main control logic causes the memory address to go into a delayed sequence in which one frame is fetched, held for display for a period of typically five minutes, then the frames immediately following are automatically fetched in their sequence. This endless loop continues until pushbutton 30 resets the counting sequence, locking in a single frame again. However, if, while already in auto-sequencing which is the frame-delay mode, the same pushbutton 31 is pushed again, the sequencing is increased by shortening the hold-time of a picture frame. Display hold-times of typically five minutes, 5 seconds and 0.5 seconds are selectable. This frame sequence timing, as well as all timing, is a function of the system clock 26.
It can be said that digital data that is stored in a ROM can also be stored in RAM, including sound effects for animated ocean waves, birds, etc. which the larger wall-hung displays could easily accomodate-having more room for memory.
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Glorious day of celebrationJune 18,2013It is with a sincere sense of pride, humility, and honor on behalf of the Rutland High School class of 1963 that I offer my thanks to Peter Mello and the School Board, Superintendent Moran, and especially her dedicated staff for their totally volunteer efforts in putting together the Golden Diploma ceremony during this years graduation.
This year there were close to 80 of my classmates who were able to attend our reunion, and 49 who received their 50-year diplomas at graduation.
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"There have been a number of general conference messages that have applied directly to me, both personally and professionally," said Stephen W. Gibson of Provo. "I have drawn from them in my life and in my business, and I think I have been better at both as a result."
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"Interest never sleeps nor sickens nor dies," President Clark said in 1938. "It never goes to the hospital; it works on Sundays and holidays; it never takes a vacation; it never visits nor travels; it takes no pleasure; it is never laid off work nor discharged from employment; it never works on reduced hours; it never has short crops nor droughts; it never pays taxes; it buys no food; it wears no clothes; it is unhoused and without home and so has no repairs, no replacements, no shingling, plumbing, painting or whitewashing; it has neither wife, children, father, mother, nor kinfolk to watch over and care for; it has no expense of living; it has neither weddings nor births nor deaths; it has no love, no sympathy; it is as hard and soulless as a granite cliff.
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Oregon Health & Science University School of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
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Psychiatrists, psychologists, psychiatry residents and fellows, medical students, social workers, masters in administration, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, nurses and pharmacists. Additionally, Psychiatry Grand Rounds is open to the public.
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Noon to 1pm, 8B60, 8th Floor, OHSU Hospital (unless otherwise noted)
Psychiatry Grand Rounds provides continuing medical education for the target audience. We strive to enable discussion that is both about and involves the patient so the physician can better understand the depth of one's mental illness. In Grand Rounds we explore the history of certain policies and procedures in place for handling mentally ill patients and what can happen to improve care and treatment that they receive, as well as to better explain and expand on various forms of mental illness and how treatment should be approached and practiced by the clinician.
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December 2, 2014
Topic: "Doin' the Community Waltz: A Saging, Raging, and Aging Trip from Walt Whitman to Walter White (with visits to Walt Kelly and Walter Cronkite along the way)
David Pollack, M.D., Professor Department of Psychiatry, OHSU
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- Participants will be able to identify several key developments in the evolution of community/public psychiatry since the inception of the community mental health era in the U.S., especially those that are most relevant for the future;
- Participants will be able to recognize areas of health care in which psychiatric practice that community/public psychiatrists (and other behavioral health providers) can and should be participating and leading.
- Participants will be able to demonstrate effective methods for taking care of themselves while continuing to be effective in their professional roles.
- Participants will be familiar with and encouraged to learn more about teaching methods that are evidence-based and effective alternatives to traditional lectures, involving interactive and smaller group discussion formats.
- Participants will consider more active involvement in trying to prevent global warming and other major environmental hazards and catastrophes, recognizing that this represents a major public mental health intervention.
December 16, 2014
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Alisha Moreland, M.D., Assistant Professor Department of Psychiatry, OHSU
Dr. Lori Morgan, Trauma Surgeon, Chief Administrative Officer at Legacy Emanuel and Vice President of Legacy Medical Center
Dr. Maggie Bennington-Davis, Chief Medical Officer at Cascadia Beahvioral Healthcare, Inc.
Josh Lathan, Peer Intervention Specialist, QMHA, Healing Hurt People PortlandCheryl Johnson, Manager, M.Ed., QMHA, Healing Hurt People Portland
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Jack Crossen, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry, OHSU
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Sara Walker, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, OHSU
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- Apply an understanding of the critical role of medical evidence in the evaluation of disability claims to future charting for patients deemed to be likely to seek disability benefits
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Sencha describes Sencha Architect 2, the latest incarnation of its visual Web development tool, as "a massive upgrade to Ext Designer," the previous version. The name change from Designer to Architect reflects the product's new focus. Instead of a tool for building Web UIs, Sencha says the new version is suitable for creating complete Web applications, both for UI designers and back-end developers. That's true up to a point.
I installed Architect Build 372 for Windows, a prerelease version, though it promptly updated itself to Build 412 and then Build 443. Architect also requires you to run a local Web server to test your project, though it doesn't seem to care which one. On Sencha's recommendation, I installed the XAMP open source server stack for Windows, which includes the Apache Web server. Priced at $399, Architect is also available for Linux and Mac OS X, which offer similar server options.
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Already you may perceive that Architect is not a product for novices. You'll need to know something about Web servers and their directory structures just to get it up and running. Furthermore, you'll need to know where and how to save your projects and what URLs to use to access them. The software doesn't hold your hand through any of this.
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2-room apartment 60 m2, on the ground floor, renovated in 2012, very nice furnishings: living/dining room with 1 sofa bed, TV, satellite-TV and flat screen TV. 1 room with 1 french bed and 1 pull-out bed (2 pers.). Kitchen (2 hotplates, dishwasher, micro wave, electric coffee machine). Shower/WC. Underfloor heating. Barbecue. Facilities: washing machine, hair dryer. Internet (Wireless LAN [WLAN], free). Garage. The living room is a through-room.
Detached villa situated in a one of the nicest parts of Brno in the district of Jiraskova ctvrt. Exhibition halls, 500 m Private: garden 600 m2, swimming pool (7 x 4 m, 01.06.-30.08.). Patio, terrace. In the house: central heating. Grocers 500 m, restaurant 50 m, bus stop 300 m. Parasol, fireplace. Tram number 1 to the centre.
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Hand fed Baby Green Quaker,,,will be ready for Christmas now accepting a deposit of $50.00 to hold,,,asking $150.00
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Quaker parrot for sale not hand tame but does talk some you can work with her once she is out of the cage she is $275 and doesn't come with cage located in Marion please email me for more info
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2 baby Opaline Quakers for sale. One has a lot more yellow, it is $300. The other one is $250. Both of their parents are Split to Dark Eyed Yellow, so these babies have a 66.6% chance of being Split to DE. They are very tame, just weaned a few days ago. We ship with Delta ...
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2 male Quakers, breeding age. These are possible Split Lutino. Their parents were a Split Lutino X Split Lutino, so these birds have a 66.6% chance of being Split Lutino. $150 ea. or $200 for the 2. We can ship with Delta airlines only, but you are welcome to pick them up ...
PRICE REDUCED -- Unrelated pair of Quakers for sale. Both are from parents that both are Split to Lutino. Recessive Lutino. So both of these birds have a 66.6% chance of being Split to Lutino. Reduced to $225. We ship with Delta Airlines only. Buyer pays shipping and box. Or ...
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I am looking for an adult female Quaker I have a male who just lost his mate ,my little blue bird is really blue with out a mate.
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Tri-Cities (TN) :
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I have 8 blue Quakers, I have 1 proven pair. Not sure on others not set them up or DNA tested yet. I will sell all 8 for 1000.00. These birds must be picked up. I am not wanting to do any trades I am getting out of the birds. Thank you
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PRICE REDUCED> This is our last pair of Lutino Quakers. The male is the Lutino, the hen is a Normal. This is the RECESSIVE Lutino. This pair is proven. They are 5 years old. They sit, and feed their babies just fine. $800 - drop to $750. We can ship Delta Airlines only but ...
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The Address Dubai Mall and The Address Montgomerie Dubai win top laurels at prestigious Arabian Property Awards
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The Address Dubai Mall and The Address Montgomerie Dubai, the five star premium hotels owned and operated by The Address Hotels + Resorts, have won important laurels at the Arabian Property Awards 2010.
The Address Dubai Mall, linked directly to the world's largest shopping and entertainment destination, won the Highly Commended Award for Best Hotel Construction & Design (Over 50 Rooms); and The Address Montgomerie Dubai, the first retreat style property in The Address portfolio, was adjudged the Highly Commended Award for Best Golf Course in Dubai.
Mr Marc Dardenne, Chief Executive Officer, Emaar Hospitality Group, said: "The Address Hotels + Resorts have set a distinct imprint in the hospitality sector of the region in a short span of time. The Arabian Property Awards for our hotels reiterate the top-notch standards of the properties in design, location and service. These unique features enable us to ensure tangible benefits for all our guests."
He said: "The two award-winning hotels have distinctive personalities; one is centrally located in the city adjoining The Dubai Mall offering guests the convenience of easy shopping, while the other offers a unique lifestyle experience set amidst the rolling greens and fairways of The Montgomerie Dubai golf course."
Mr Stefan Viard, Resident Manager of The Address Dubai Mall and Mr Ed Edwards, General Manager of The Address Montgomerie Dubai received the honours from Mr Stuart Shield, Property Awards Chairman, at a gala ceremony held recently.
The Arabian Property Awards, organised in association with Bloomberg Television, is part of the International Property Awards, the world's most prestigious competition dedicated to finding the best real estate professionals across the globe. The winners were adjudged by a panel of eminent professionals drawn from around the world.
Adjudged as 'Dubai's Leading Lifestyle Hotel' at the World Travel Award 2010 in less than one year of opening, The Address Dubai Mall is located in Downtown Dubai. It provides stunning views of The Dubai Fountain – the tallest performing fountain in the world, and Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building. Designed in light wood furnishing, all 244 rooms and suites in the hotel have rich interiors. The rooms have avant-garde features including flat screen TVs, complimentary wireless Internet access, iPod docking stations and gourmet coffee and tea machines.
An idyllic golf retreat and winner of the 'Best Golf Retreat in the Middle East' at the World Travel Awards, The Address Montgomerie Dubai accomplishes perfect harmony by combining premium golf in sublime surroundings. An exclusive retreat with luxury lifestyle amenities, the property offers one of the most luxurious golf experiences in the Middle East.
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