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The Louisa Virginia Tea Party monthly meeting will be held at the Louisa County Public Library at 7 p.m. with special guest Ken Paterson who will discuss "The Goochland County Turnaround." This event is non-partisan, free of charge and open to the public.
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Lake Anna Rescue, Inc. will hold a salt herring breakfast, for donations only, from 7 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. The menu will consist of salt herring, bacon, sausage, eggs (cooked to your liking), homemade biscuits, sausage gravy, potatoes and beverages. LARI is located at 300 Bumpass Rd., Bumpass. For more information, call (540) 872-5274.
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The Louisa County Chamber of Commerce will feature Pam Matthews, manager of the adult day care center at Jefferson Area Board for Aging, located at the Betty Queen Intergenerational Center, for its business breakfast meeting. Matthews will discuss the services offered to Louisa's older community. The meeting will be held from 7:45 until 9:00 a.m. To attend, call (540) 967-0944 or email firstname.lastname@example.com to make a reservation.
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Preschool Storytime is held at the Louisa County Public Library each Thursday at 10:30 a.m. The program is designed for children ages 3 through 5 and includes fun time of stories, songs, flannel boards and learning.
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Commission on Aging10:00 am – 11:00 am
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Do What You Want Craft Group meets at the Louisa Public Library at 3 p.m. Do you knit, bead, make rugs, hand stitch or do any kind of handicraft? Come join us to share ideas, show off your work and get another crafter's eye and perception. Chat and meet your neighbors while you work on your craft. Bring any project you're working on, or come just to be inspired. All ages and levels of experience welcome. Call or visit the library for details.
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Fish fry11:00 am – 4:00 pm
True Apostolic Church of Christ will hold a fish fry featuring fish, corn bread, choice of two sides including potato salad, string beans and coleslaw, desert and beverage. Dinners will be available from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. at $9 each. Orders may be placed by calling (301 639-8460. The church is located at 6831 Fredericks Hall Rd., Mineral. Proceeds will benefit the church's building fund.
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A fiercely funny and touching debut novel about a young girl trying to find out the truth behind her sister's death
I have a sister who died. Did I tell you this already? I did but you don't remember, you didn't understand the code . . . She died a year ago, but in my mind sometimes it's five minutes. In the morning sometimes it hasn't even happened yet. For a second I'm confused, but then it all comes back. It happens again.
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28 Because he considered and turned away from all the transgressions that he had committed, he shall surely live; he shall not die. | 28 Because he considers all the offenses he has committed and turns away from them, he will surely live; he will not die. |
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Nazareth Academy takes great pride in educating the whole person, including student-athletes. Our teams come together in ways beyond practice and games – to grow as individuals in service to others. Earlier in July, Nazareth's Varsity Football players joined together with Letters Project to brighten the lives of children who are struggling with developmental disabilities and/or terminal illnesses.
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It looks to me like you're using some kind of antialiasing that doesn't support transparency.
If you didn't implement the AA yourself, maybe the graphics driver is doing it. NVIDIA Control Panel has an option to enable "Antialiasing - FXAA", and there's also an option called "Antialiasing - Transparency", in the "Manage 3D Settings" option. So either disabling the "Antialiasing - FXAA", or enabling the "Antialiasing - Transparency" will get rid of that white line (if it really is AA).
Not using any AA. I checked the driver settings and they're all set to application controlled. Apart from 'Gamma Correction' but it says that only affects GL.
It looks like that part of the terrain is not in the lights volume frustum.
Outside of the point light in that screenshot the rest is lit by a full-screen quad directional light.
I honestly have no idea what's causing it, based only on what you've said here, but the first couple of things that spring to mind when seeing that kind of artifact are checking to see if the edge is blending with something it shouldn't (AA artifact) or possibly there's z-fighting, since that's at the far edge. Those are just stabs in the dark, though.
Could you give some more detailed information about the process you're using?
The correct forum for this kind of question is 'graphics programming'. (It's not a big deal, though.)
It's not z-fighting. I'm not sure about the blending. The 'process' is pretty hacky as I'm still learning. Not sure what information you need but I'll try and elaborate.
I'm rendering position and normals in to an MRT. From that I'm rendering the lights to a render target. I then take the lighting render target and project it on to the geometry as a sort of, I dunno, screen space lightmap. I'm pretty sure it's the projective co-ordinates that are wrong. I've never understood the texel offset stuff in D3D9.


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11 And I will put my dwelling place in your midst, and my inner self shall not abhor you. | 11 I will put my dwelling place among you, and I will not abhor you. |
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Manel Baucells is Senior Economist at the USC Center for Economic and Social Research (CESR) and full professor in the Department of Economics and Business of Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona, Spain). He completed his Ph.D. on game theory, with applications to management, at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) under the supervision of Steven Lippman and Lloyd Shapley (2012 Nobel Prize laureate in Economics).Manel has more than ten years of experience in teaching at business schools in Europe (Skolkovo, IESE, London Business School) and the United States (Duke, UCLA). While at IESE, he won the Excellence in Research Award (2004) and the Teaching Award (2006). His main research focus is on behavioral economics, which strives to incorporate psychological realism into economic models. In his work he models factors such as reference point formation, mental accounting, non-linear risk and time distance and satiation. He is associate editor of the journals Management Science and Operations Research.
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- Baucells, Manel and Franz Heukamp (2012). Probability and Time Trade-off. Management Science, 58(4), 831-842.
- Baucells, Manel, Martin Weber, and Frank Welfens (2011). Reference - Point Formation and Updating. Management Science, 57(3), 506-519.
- Baucells, Manel and Lloyd S. Shapley (2008). Multiperson Utility. Games and Economic Behavior, 62, 329-347.
- Ph.D. Management, the Anderson School at UCLA. Title "Essays in Game Theory," under the supervision of Llod S. Shapley and Steven A. Lippman 1995-1999
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- M.S. Mechanical Engineer, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain, 1984-1990
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I have owned a Vision 36 for 9 years. The only real plus to an unstayed rig that I see are: No chain plates to leak, stub your toes on, etc. No rigging tuning necessary. This like the Freedoms it has the mast stepped forward enough so it is not in the middle of the salon with the chainplates bolted through your cabin on inboard mounted chainplates. It has no compression post since it's keel stepped. It's easier to go forward when not having to navigate standing rigging. It is correct about the windage of a larger mast vs. all that wiring/cable, it is pretty much the same. The Hunter B&R rigging will not let you swing the boom out as far as you can with the Vision. (Careful you don't break off your boom gooseneck.) If you think about it there are actually many types of sail boats with free standing masts. Nonsuch, Freedom, cat boats, and many earlier boats that used wooden masts. The benifit of a tapered mast is the flexibility when a sudden gust hits. The top of the mast bends and spills the air out allowing for less "knockdown" effect. As for pointing, my Vision will point to about 55 degrees on either side of the eye of the wind. Unless you're sailing something like a "J" Boat, C & C, Cascade or other "Fast" boat you're probably not pointing any more that 45 or 50 degrees to the eye of the wind. It is true that it doesn't point very well, but it runs very well on most any point of reach, it just doesn't close haul very fast. Now, if you're beyond a beam reach to a run, it goes very fast. I've had mine at 8.5 knots in a 20 knot wind beam reaching. It motors very well too. 7 knots at 2500 RPM with the Yanmar 35 HP, 3 cylinder and it sips .56 liters/knot at that speed. That's 3.92 liters/hour. I think what people mean when they say it sails like a dream, they are actually talking about the fractional system with the large boom. Since the mast is stepped so far forward, the mainsail carries most of the sail area and the small 110% fractional lapper jib is very easy to tack. I single hand a lot and it is quite easy to tack using only the wheel brake. I simply bring the boat about, let it pass through the eye of the wind then (with the brake tight) I loose the now, windward sheet and haul in the leeward sheet. I can usually do this without using a winch handle unless I'm close reaching or close hauling in winds above 15 knots. This boat is a dream to sail. Most other boats are using a 130 or 150 Jenny and they are a bitch to get from one side of the boat to the other, especially if you have a deck sweeper and your sheet track is so far aft you can't see anything on the sail side. (The usual protocal is to pass the eye of the wind on a tack before bringing the headsail about as this helps the boat change course, as in heaving too.) Sometimes doing this with a large Jenny is problematic because the sail/sheets get caught on the rigging and the spreaders, so most people start to bring the headsail about before they pass the eye of the wind. This usually takes at least one crew besides the helmsman. So, I think that it is mistated that it "Sails Like A Dream" because of the un stayed mast, it is the overall design that makes it easy to sail. I plan to keep my Hunter Vision 36 for many years to come as I enjoy single handed sailing the the ease of sailing the Vision 36. I also own a WWP 15 and it has a stayed fractional rig with a 110 lapper and no back stay. Maybe I'm just attracted to the little excentric things in life. By the way, I sail in the Pacific Northwest and I'm out usually more than 80 days a year on the Hunter. I've sailed it in 8 foot seas with 35 knot winds with double reefs, in Johnstone Straight and Georgia Straigit and the Straight of Juan de Fuca. She handles supurbly in those conditions. Perhaps you'll see her if you're ever out this way, S/V Soluna Star, lying Elliott Bay, Seattle, WA.
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Less austere than the template offered by Uncle Tupelo's No Depression a year later, The Jayhawks were a simpler, more open-hearted revival of Gram Parsons' spirit. Mark Olson's rich, almost wryly yearning voice almost cracks into open laughter on "Martin's Song", the nearest he gets in phrasing and lyric leaps to fellow Minnesotan Dylan at his most easygoing. The relaxed power of The Jayhawks' playing suits Olson's world of small-town, languorous hedonism (in comparison to the small-town claustrophobia of Tupelo's Jay Farrar). "Two Angels", though, has Townes Van Zandt's true country mystery, too.
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what's Lindsay's fastest serve speed?
May 28th, 2004, 12:31 AM
ever? it seems she can crack it around 109 miles but usually doesn't get more than that.
May 28th, 2004, 12:57 AM
She definately goes higher than that. In New Haven I saw her hit one at 112 MPH. Back in her prime she would hit there much more frequently.
May 28th, 2004, 04:21 AM
She definately goes higher than that. In New Haven I saw her hit one at 112 MPH. Back in her prime she would hit there much more frequently.
yeah i figured that, i just was younger a few years back, and i wasn't to sure, thanks for helping me out
May 29th, 2004, 05:01 PM
I must admit I have not been taking too much notice of Lindsay's serving speeds of late but I think I ought to. I shall make a point of listening and looking better when next Eurosport manages to show one of her matches, which will be against Amelie I suppose if they both get through their 4th round mathes.
Go Lindsay - TOP are with you
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May 29th, 2004, 09:00 PM
eurosport better show her match :( they suck
May 31st, 2004, 07:20 AM
Hey!!!! I already asked the question about Lindsay's fastest service, but no one answered... About her service, I saw a french article witch appeared when she came back from her injury, in about august 2002, and it's written that she served some enormous balls at nearly 190 km/h, equivalent to 118 mph, and I saw a picture taken at the us open in 2000, against Clijsters, she served a ball at 121mph, but I suppose the radar was broken...
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That work includes building a new front office at Lincoln. The current administrative offices in the middle of the school don't let employees see who comes into the building. The new location changes that.
There's also more communication equipment. All schools now have an intercom system. Lincoln had it installed this year.
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Our family have a small weekend get-away house which gets own water from a underground well (30'? deep). The house is in the mountain at 5600' elevation and the water is very hard/lots of mineral. When we were up there last weekend, we noticed that no water was coming out from any of the faucets inside or outside of the house. When I checked the well pump/motor assembly (the one above the ground - and I think there is another one underground, right?), it was making a buzzing sound only, not turning, and the motor housing was very warm to touch. So, I immediately shut off the power to it. I waited several hours until the motor housing was cool to touch and turned on the power again, but the same thing happened - buzzing sound and not turning over. So, I partially removed the motor/pump housing in the middle of the assembly (it is a Goulds Pump, 1 hp, 230V, 3450 rpm, 6.5 amp, single phase) until I could see the motor shaft. With the power/electricity completely shut OFF, I tried to turn over the motor shaft by hand, but I could not. Apparently it locked up solid. I am a totally newbie to well pump/motor and here are some questions:
> Is the "locking up" common on such well pump motor? > What can cause the motor to lock up? > For a locked up motor, it better to rebuild it or replace with a new one? > If you recommend replacing it, is it something a Saturday mechanic can do it (I've replaced pistons/cylinders on motorcycles a few times successfully)? Thank you in advance for your input. |
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If you are mechanically inclined and enjoy doing it, you can get the parts and repair it, though the motor may also be shot. Most people will just replace the pump. If the impellers and the housing are both damaged, a new pump will be cheaper than repairs. If you are actually lifting the water 30 feet, you will need a deep well pump. Otherwise a shallow well pump will work fine if the lift to the pump is under about 22-25 feet. Hard to say just what happened, but quite likely water was left running somewhere and exceeded the well's capacity and ran the well dry, then the pump continued to run until it seized. If your pump is above ground, then there will be nothing down the well. Just a foot valve at the end of the intake water line in the well. You will want to check everything out and find out if you have a water leak somewhere or if a faucet was left on. There could also be an air leak on the intake side that caused the pump to lose its prime. If you use the water for household use and not for landscape watering, check out your actual pumping needs. A 1/2 or 3/4 hp pump may be quite sufficient. Using an oversized pump for your needs will shorten the life of the pump, so check out that you have the correct size for your pumping needs. 3 gpm. is generally sufficient for household use and 7 gpm is sufficient for yard watering through a hose. If you have an automatic sprinkler system, then you need to make sure the pump has the capacity to fill the needs of the sprinkler system. An oversized pump is also more likely to pump the well dry if it has limited flow. If your pump is away from the house where you can't hear if it is running or not, I would advise replacing the pressure switch that comes with your next pump with a low pressure cut off switch (costs about $25). It looks and works the same, only it will shut the pump down if the pressure gets under about 10psi. This prevents the pump from running dry and burning out. These switches have saved me from buying 3 or 4 new pumps in the last few years. |
The motor locked up, and it could be caused by one of several things such as environment (corrosion) or worn-out bearings (age). Highly unlikely it "ran until it seized up"; most shallow-well pump motors have built-in thermal protection against just such an occurence. Replace the pump. It's easier and more cost-effective than replacing just the motor. And it's not worth it at all to rebuild the motor. Before attaching your new pump (which can be the same HP, etc., as the old one), check both well depth AND depth-to-water. You can have a well that's 100 feet deep, but depth-to-water should not exceed about 22ft. One other thing: depth-to-water should be at least 15 ft. LESS than total well depth, to allow for 10 ft. of well screen and draw-down. And always turn OFF power to the pump when closing up the getaway - you may have to re-prime your pump, but you'll save yourself some headaches. That low-pressure cut-off switch is a good idea, but don't rely on it exclusively. BK |
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US 4691995 A Abstract An improved liquid crystal filling device is shown. Prior to joining a substrate with another substrate between which the liquid crystal is to be charged, the liquid crystal is dropped on the substrate and then the other substrate is superimposed on the substrate under pressure. Sandwiched between the substrates, the liquid crystal spreads at high temperature.
Claims(9) 1. A liquid crystal filling system comprising:
a vacuum chamber; a flexible sheet provided in the chamber and separating the chamber into first and second spaces in an air tight manner; and first and second evacuating devices for said first and second spaces. 2. A system of claim 1 further comprising a heater provided in the first space.
3. A system of claim 2 wherein said chamber comprises a first member forming the first space with the flexible sheet and a second member forming the second chamber.
4. A system of claim 3 wherein said second member is joined to the first member in an air tight manner and can be removed from the first member together with the flexible sheet.
5. A liquid crystal filling method comprising:
(1) a step of preparing first and second substrates; (2) a step of placing an amount of liquid crystal on the first substrate; (3) a step of laying the second substrate on the first substrate coincident with each other; (4) a step of applying pressure to the second substrate toward the first substrate; and (5) a step of making a sealing structure on the periphery of the substrates. 6. A method of claim 5 wherein the method is carried out in the device of claim 1.
7. A method of claim 6 further comprising:
(2b) a step of placing the first substrate in the first space; (3a) a step of evacuating the first and second spaces; (3b) a step of increasing the pressure of the second space; (3c) a step of rendering the flexible sheet to extend downward. 8. A method of claim 7 further comprising:
(2a) a step of placing an amount of adhesive on the peripheral portion of the first substrate. 9. A method of claim 8 wherein said adhesive is epoxy resin.
Description 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to an improved manufacturing process for liquid crystal device, more paticular to liquid crystal filling device. 2. Prior Art of the Invention There are well known many kinds of compact display in which liquid crystals are made of use. In such a device, liquid crystal is charged in the very thin cavity formed between opposed substrates. One of the substrates is made light transmissive and the other is made reflective so that opitical characteristics as seen from the transmissive side can be changed by controlling the electric field applied on the liquid crystal between the substrates. Contiguous to the liquid crystal and on each substrate, a pair of electrodes are formed with the liquid crystal in between. At least one of the electrode is separated into a large number of parts with which the liquid crystal constitutes A4 size display having 400�200 picture elements in cooperation with polarizing plate. Liquid crystal displays of this kind have been used broadly in microcomputors, ward processers, televisions and the like in order to cope with demands to make the device thin. Out of processing steps to manufacture the display, charging step for filling the thin cavity without involving bubbles requires dexterity. Prior art charging steps are carried out as follow. Namely, the pair of substrates is laminated with spacers in between and the periphery of the pair is sealed off by adhesive except for an access to the interior of the thin cavity thus formed between the substrates. Then the access of the substrates are dipped in liquid crystal in a vacuum chamber having been evacuated sufficiently. Thereafter, the pressure in the vacuum chamber is increased to the atomospheric pressure whereupon the liquid crystal is injected into the cavity of about 5 to 10 thick in virtue of capillary effect. There are shortcomings, however, in the above process in respect of the following items. (i) Workers must have skill and dexterity to carry out the charging process because of high viscosity of liquid crystal, especially of (chiral) smectic which is broadly used in this field. (ii) It takes substantial time to fill the cavity with liquid crystal, paticularlly when one desires filling of a very thin cavity less than 4 micron thick such as ferroelectric liquid crystal (FLC) forming memory media of 0.5 to 3 micron. (iii) Because of high temperature during the filling process (for instance, it takes 8 to 10 hours at 120� C. to charge FLC to the cavity of A4 size), the sealing structure is likely to be degraded and enter into liquid crystal as an impuruty. (iv) The spacers tend to move during injection of the liquid crystal and flock apart from the access. (v) It is wastful that a large part (approx. 90%) of the expensive liquid remains uncharged out of the cavity in vain. It is an object of the invention to provide an improved liquid crystal filling device having high reliability. It is another object of the invention to provide an improved liquid crystal filling device capable of forming a liquid crystal layer of uniform thickness. It is further object of the invention to provide an improved filling device capable of the fast charging of liquid crystal. It is further object of the invention is to provide an economic filling device in which an amount of liquid crystal is efficiently utilized. FIGS. 1 (A) through 1(E) explanatory views showing manufacturing process according to the invention. In view of the conventional shortcomings, the inventors employ the filling method of liquid crystal in which an amount of the liquid crystal is disposed on one of substrates prior to joining the substrates to constitute a cavity in between and thereafter the liquid crystal is let spread by being sandwiched between the substrates under pressure. According to this filling process, all the parts of the liquid crystal are disposed within the cavity between the substrates. For instance, 0.2 cc of liquid crystal is sufficient to prepare a A4 size display (20 cm�30 cm). This is very economic. Further such a process requires processing time only about one hour to complete the filling. So far, it has been believed as an important matter to carry out a filling process without applying any stress to the liquid crystal layer. Because of this, peripheral sealing means is functioning also as a strut protecting the liquid crystal from being subjected to stress. The inventors have confirmed that a liquid crystal layer such as of smectic phase is less influenced by stress applied thereon because of high viscosity of the liquid crystal and not degraded even after undergoing rough treatment such as of the invention. According to the invention, since filling of liquid crystal is made before completion of joining of substrates and sealing, orientation of a liquid crystal layer can be accomplished by slightly offsetting one of the substrates in regard to the other by 1 to 104 micron meters at somewhat high temperature. Referring to FIGS. 1(A) through 1(E), a liquid crystal filling device and process according to the invention are shown. In FIG. 1(A), a pair of substrates is with opposed insides thereof on which are provided with paterned electrode for defining picture elements. The substrates 1 are made of glass pane such as of coning 7059. If color display is desired, color filter may be disposed between the electrode and the substrate or between the electrode and the liquid crystal layer. A contiguous surfice of the electrode to liquid crystal is made an orientation treated surfice. Although, in the figures, only a pair of substrates is shown, descriptions are dispensed with for the electrodes, filters, oriented films, shadow masks, active elements or so on, fearing confusion between element in the view. The electrode of the lower substrate 1 is oriented at its upper surfice. On the oriented surface is placed an amount of liquid crystal 2 such as S8 (octyl-oxy-benzylidene-amino-methylebuthyl-benzoate) at one or more spot. In addition, on a number of spots in diverse positions of the periphry of the upper substrate 1 are put amounts of thrmosetting resin, e.g., epoxy resin especially at the corner portion. The substrates 1 are carried in a vacuum chamber 100 comprising an upper member 10' and a lower member 10 and separated into first and second spaces 4 and 5 by a silicon rubber sheet 6. The two substrates are clamped togather in air tight manner. After removing the upper member 10' from the lower member 10, the lower substrate 1 is placed on a heater provided in the first chamber 4. Then, the temperature of the substrate 1 is raised to a prescribed temperature (e.g., 120� C.) chosen between room temperature and 150� C. at which the liquid crystal has sufficiently low viscosity, normally higher than 70� C., so that the amount of the liquid crystal can be extended. A number of spacer may be placed apart from each other at an appropreate step of above. With the upper substrate 1 held above the lower substrate 1 at a suitable distance, e.g., 1 mm to 10 mm, the first member 10 is fitted with the second member 10'. The contact between the first and second member 10 and 10' is sealed off by a O-ring. The first and second spaces 4 and 5 are entirely separated in air-tight manner by the flexible sheet 6. Thereafter, both the first and second spaces 4 and 5 are evacuated simultaneously by a vacuum pump 14 with valves 12 and 12' opened and valves 13 and 13' closed. Upon superposing the upper substrate 1 on the second substrate 1 with confirming coincidence of the pair of substrates 1, the pressure of the second space 5 is let increase gradually to the atmospheric pressure by leak through the valve 13'. By virtue of differential pressure between the first and second spaces, the silicon rubber 6 extends downward and suppresses the upper substrate 1 to the lower substrate 1 under the atomospheric pressure of 1 kg/cm2. If necessary, further pressure may be added by introducing pressurized nitrogen. In this manner, the amount of liquid crystal on the substrate 1 is extended under the uniform pressure between the subatrates and constitutes a laminate structure with the pair of the substrates 1. In the same manner, the sealing resin is elongated at the corner region of the substrate 1 so that the substrates 1 are joined with an area of 1 to 15 mm2 surrounded by the elongated resin. To avoid overextention of the liquid crystal and contact of the liquid crystal with the sealing resin, a fiber barrier 18 of 1 to 3 micron may be placed around the liquid crystal, especially at the corner. In case where the spacers are employed, the gap between the substrates can be precisely controlled by choosing the diameter of the spacers. The diameter of the spacer exactly corresponding to the gap between the substrates 1. In case where the spacers are not used, the gap between the substrates 1 can be adjusted by precisely controlling the differential pressure between the first snd second spaces 4 and 5 and temperature of the substrate 1. The amount of the liquid crystal has to be suitably prescribed to avoid falling short of prevailing throughout the desired area while overflow is avoided by virtue of the barrior and the sealing. After completion of the filling process, the heater 3 is turned off and the pressure of the first space 4 is increased to the atomospheric pressure. Then, the second member 10' is removed from the first member 10 and the laminated substrates 1 thus processed are taken out. For security, the periphery of the substrate may be covered with prastic sealing material 9 as shown FIG. 1(E). According to the invention, filling process can be completed within only about one hour far short compared to the prior art process which takes several hours to complete a filling. It will be obvious that the device may be readly modified without departing from the spirit of the invention as described below. In place of the hard glass substrate, a flexible substrate can be used, e.g., glass sheet of 0.3 to 0.6 mm thickness cured with chemical reinforcing treatment, a transmissive heat-proof organic resin sheet such as polyimide, PAN, PET, or the like. The step of holding the upper member 10' over and apart from the lower member 10 prior to applying pressure is not indispensible. In the step, the upper member 10' can be placed on the lower member making partial contact in stead. As a partition member between the first and second spaces, any flexible sheet can be employed instead of the silicon rubber sheet 8 as long as it has heat resistance at least against 500� C. Patent Citations
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Gary Snyder is an American man of letters. Perhaps best known as a poet, he is also an essayist, lecturer, and environmental activist. He has been described as the "poet laureate of Deep Ecology". Snyder is a winner of a Pulitzer Prize for Poetry. His work, in his various roles, reflects an immersion in both Buddhist spirituality and nature. Snyder has translated literature into English from ancient Chinese and modern Japanese. For many years, Snyder served as a faculty member at the University of California, Davis, and he also served for a time on the California Arts Council.
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Junior A
Kenneth Rexroth and Gary Snyder?
Poetry at 13 March 2009 08:03:23
QI need to write a comparison and contrast essay on how they both see and define "community" any ideas on what they have in common i know their both erotic visionary and both include nature what else any help would be appreciated thanks
Best Answer : by ~~*Milieu*~~ at 13 March 2009 07:03:57
Abbie M
How did religion affect Gary Snyders poetry?
Poetry at 29 March 2012 07:03:24
QDuring Beat poetry he was a big contribution, but I am writing a paper and can't seem to find anything other than he studied Buddhism.... If anyone can help with a link, Ive been searching everywhere reading his poems and such. Thanks for the help!
AReally? Google Gary Snyder + Buddhism and you'll get some answers.
Best Answer : by ~~*Milieu*~~ at 29 March 2012 12:03:46
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What does "Hitch Haiku" by Gary Snyder mean?
Words & Wordplay at 05 December 2010 06:12:23
QI need to write an analysis on this poem and I don't get it at all! Please help
AI get it but it's poetry...sometimes very deep.The lack of 5-7-5 syllabic lines makes me cringe, Snyder doesn't even consider it haikus.Go to the site below and scan down past Hitch Haiku to the 2nd paragraph:http://terebess.hu/english/haiku/snyder.html
Best Answer : by tichur at 05 December 2010 10:12:07
About Gary Snyder the poet?
Books & Authors at 25 September 2011 02:09:03
Qfor a research project: what is gary snyders style of writing(haiku freestyle, etc.) and who would like it? who would his audiences be? a few interesting facts about snyder?please help me answer at least one of these questions D: i need this essay to be done by tuesday. 9/27
AGary Snyder wrote both haiku and freestyle poetry, he is somewhat associated with the beat movement of 1950s America and traveled to Japan to study Zen Buddhism.He has yoked his haiku poetry with a deep passion for the natural world, his poetry often expresses a deep reverence for nature.
Best Answer : by at 25 September 2011 01:09:01
What are some of the most important british modern prose poets?
Poetry at 02 February 2008 02:02:01
QI am doing a project for English (British Lit) on poetry and our group was assigned to do the Modern Period (World War I until present time). We have found some great poets but are still wanting to find stronger ones. We are leaning toward finding one great poet for each major event that occurred (WWI, WWII, Rise of Fascism...). Also one poet that we know we are going to do is Dylan Thomas, so if anyone has any important poems that explain a specific modern time period that would be great.
AAllen Ginsberg, Gary Snyder, Lawrence Ferlinghetti
Best Answer : by kissaled at 01 February 2008 06:02:12
The Trade by Gary Snyder?
Homework Help at 07 October 2013 01:10:36
QI have to answer 10 questions on this poem but I need help on 2 of them.1. What does the author say about happiness?2. What is the author saying about technology?I really don't understand the first question because I really couldn't find anything that has to do with happiness in the poem. Thanks in advanced!
Best Answer : by Answers at 06 October 2013 06:10:25
Who is a pretty uncommon poet with 25 poems or more (preferably shorter poems)?
Poetry at 25 April 2011 12:04:37
QNo Shakespeare (too long), Edgar Allen Poe, Shel Silverstein, or Dr. Seuss. Please help!
AGary Snyder.
Best Answer : by ~~*Milieu*~~ at 24 April 2011 06:04:14
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who are todays's most popular American poets influenced by Chinese religions?
History at 26 October 2007 08:10:01
Qwho are todays's most popular American poets influenced by Chinese religions?
AGary Snyder - buddhist.
Best Answer : by Alan H at 26 October 2007 01:10:59
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I need a list of poets?
Poetry at 13 February 2008 05:02:11
QWho're your favorite poets? It's for a critical analysis I am doing. Their poems don't have to be of a specific topic. I'm just looking for poets with good work
AAllen GinsbergOgden NashLew WelchLawrence FerlinghettiGary SnyderDorothy Parker
Best Answer : by Anthony B at 12 February 2008 09:02:12
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Who are your favorite poets?
Books & Authors at 16 October 2009 08:10:35
QMine: Whitman, Stevens, Shakespeare, Keats, Yeats, Rilke, Garcia Lorca, Neruda, Ted Hughes, Ashbery, Ammons, Blake.
ATS EliotNerudaCesar VallejoOctavio PazMary OliverGary SnyderRobinson JeffersRita Dove
Best Answer : by GGG at 16 October 2009 01:10:29
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Not sure I completely agree at all Chris. Drafting copy for Google and not for people something that I've seen SEO generalists do, but when it comes to great content, the headline doesn't really need to be something crafted for people. Most people have recommended that you create content for people and not for Google, unless you're doing it purely for the SEO.
Agreed Jordan! Ignoring them wouldn't be the best course of action, as Rebecca rightly brought up earlier in the discussion as well. They should definitely be used, but probably shouldn't be the core focus of metrics and analytical reporting. Thanks for taking the time to comment!
... why should "brands" take note of Yo and use it for marketing? Do brands now have to use ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING?
Hey Shell, it's the Social Marketer's Quiz that was meant for social media professionals and social media managers. Of course, everyone was free to take it, but I think stating that "marketers" shouldn't handle social media is a moot point.
Marketing today is synonymous with digital, and eventually with social.
Extremely bad advice. Click-bait articles is something that most content marketers are now moving away from because it feels like such a scam.
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I built two of these headboards over Labor Day weekend for my girls.
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One coat of semi-gloss white paint. Was going to put a second coat on, but wife loked seeing the wood peeking through, so we left it with only one coat.
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$100 for 2 Headboards
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Your mattress look a little low be careful that your girls do not get their heads stuck between the top of mattress and bottom of headboard


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38 "But don't you have just one blessing for me, Father? Oh, bless me my father! Bless me!" Esau sobbed inconsolably. | 38 Esau said to his father, "Do you have only one blessing, my father? Bless me too, my father!" Then Esau wept aloud. |
Published by permission. Originally published by NavPress in English as THE MESSAGE: The Bible in Contemporary Language copyright 2002 by Eugene Peterson. All rights reserved. (The Message Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |