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US 4762997 A Abstract A fluid jet assisted method for charging a receptor surface to a predetermined voltage includes the steps of generating ions in a chamber, entraining the ions in a rapidly moving fluid stream passing into, through and out of the chamber, depositing the ions on a charge receptor and biasing the back of the charge receptor with a bias equal to and of opposite potential of said predetermined voltage desired on the receptor surface. Both the ion generator and the receptor can be stationary for charging receptor plates or the like, or the receptor could be a moving belt or the like.
Claims(14) 1. A fluid jet assisted ion projection method for charging a receiver to a uniform DC voltage, comprising the steps of:
providing a fluid supply means; providing an ion generation means including a grounded conductive chamber and an elongate corona wire positioned in said chamber and connected to a high potential source that is adapted to apply a predetermined voltage to said corona wire, said chamber and said corona wire extending in a direction transverse to the direction of transport fluid flow; providing ion entrainment means including inlet means for delivering transport fluid into said chamber and outlet means for directing transport fluid out of said chamber, said inlet means and said outlet means extending in said transverse direction, and biasing said receiver to said predetermined voltage with an opposite charge to ions emitted from said corona wire in order to control the charge level of the top surface of said receiver to a desired charge level. 2. The method of claim 1, wherein said receiver comprises a photosensitive material mounted on a conductive backing material.
3. A fluid jet assisted ion projection method for charging a receiver in-situ to a uniform DC voltage, comprising the steps of:
providing a fluid supply means; providing a stationary ion generating means including a grounded conductive chamber and an elongated corona wire positioned in said chamber and connected to a high potential source, said chamber and said corona wire extending in a direction transverse to the direction of fluid transport; providing stationary ion entrainment means including inlet means for delivering transport fluid into said chamber and outlet means for directing transport fluid out of said chamber, said inlet means and said outlet means extending in said transverse direction; providing an ion guide means projecting outwardly from said outlet means for direction ions exiting said outlet means to all areas of said receiver; applying a predetermined potential to said corona wire; and applying a bias equal to and of opposite potential of said predetermined potential to said receiver and thereby obtaining a charge on the surface of said receiver equal to said predetermined potential. 4. A fluid jet assisted method for charging a receptor surface to a desired predetermined uniform voltage, comprising the steps of:
(a) generating ions in a chamber; (b) entraining said ions in a rapidly moving fluid stream passing into, through and out of said chamber; (c) depositing said ions on said charge receptor surface; and (d) biasing the back of said charge receptor with a bias equal to and of opposite potential of said desired predetermined uniform voltage. 5. The method of claim 4, wherein said charge receptor is stationary while being charged.
6. The method of claim 4, wherein said charge receptor is moving while being charged.
7. The method of claim 4, wherein said ions are generated by applying a potential to a corona.
8. The method of claim 7, wherein contamination of said corona wire is minimized by said fluid stream passing thereon.
9. The method of claim 7, including the steps of minimizing discharge of said charge receptor due to light from said corona wire by defining a narrow exit in said chamber for ion emmisions from said corona wire.
10. A fluid jet assisted ion projection method for charging the top surface of a receiver in-situ to a uniform DC voltage, comprising the steps of:
providing a fluid supply means; providing a stationary ion generating means including a grounded conductive chamber and an elongated corona wire positioned in said chamber and connected to a high potential source, said chamber and said corona wire extending in a direction transverse to the direction of fluid transport; providing stationary ion entrainment means including inlet means for delivering transport fluid into said chamber and outlet means for directing transport fluid out of said chamber, said inlet means and said outlet means extending in said transverse direction; applying a potential to said corona wire; and providing an ion guiding means projecting outwardly from said outlet means for directing ions exiting said outlet means to all areas of said receiver; applying a bias equal to and of opposite potential of said uniform DC voltage to the bottom surface of said receiver and thereby obtaining a charge on the top surface of said receiver equal to the desired uniform DC voltage. 11. A method of simultaneously charging and exposing a photoconductor, comprising the steps of:
providing a glass member; coating said glass member with tin oxide; spacing a photoconductor a predetermined distance away froms aid glass member; providing a corona charging means for charging said photoconductor to a predetermined voltage; providing means for projecting an image through said glass to said photoconductor; and providing fluid supply means for applying fluid to said charging means in order to transport ions from said charging means to said photoconductor, whereby as said means for projecting an image is actuated, said charging means and said fluid supply means are simultaneously actuated in order to both charge and expose said photoconductor at the same time for subsequent transfer of said projected image to sheet material. 12. The method of claim 11, including the step of providing said photoconductor with a photoconductive surface and a conductive backing.
13. The method of claim 12, including the step of biasing said conductive backing to said predetermined voltage.
14. A fluid jet assisted ion projection method for charging a receiver to a uniform DC voltage, comprising the steps of:
providing a fluid supply means; providing an ion generation means including a biased conductive chamber and an elongated corona wire positioned in said chamber and connected to a high potential source that is adapted to apply a predetermined voltage to said corona wire, said chamber and said corona wire extending in a direction transverse to the direction of transport fluid flow; providing ion entrainment means including inlet means for delivering transport fluid into said chamber and outlet means for directing transport fluid out of said chamber, said inlet means and said outlet means extending in said transverse direction, and grounding said receiver in order to control the charge level on the top surface of said receiver at said predetermined voltage. Description This invention relates to improved methods for depositing a corona charge on a recipient member such as a xerographic surface. In practice of xerography, a xerographic surface comprising a layer of photoconductive insulating material affixed to a conductive backing is used to support electrostatic images. In the usual method of carrying out the process, the xerographic surface is electrostatically charged uniformly over its surface and then exposed to a light pattern of the image being reproduced to thereby discharge the charge in the areas where light strikes the surface. The undischarged areas of the surface thus form an electrostatic charge pattern in conformity with the configuration of the original light pattern. The latent electrostatic image can then be developed by contacting it with a finely divided electrostatically attractable material such as a resinous powder. The powder is held in image areas by the electrostatic charges on the layer. Where the electrostatic field is greatest, the greatest amount of powder is deposited; and where the electrostatic field is least, little or no powder is deposited. Thus, the powder image is produced in conformity with the light image of the copy being reproduced. The powder is subsequently transferred to a sheet of paper or other surface and suitably affixed to thereby form a permanent print. In automatic machines employing the principle of xerography, it is common to employ a xerographic member in the form of a cylindrical drum or belt. When the xerographic member is formed as a drum it can be continuously rotated past a plurality of stations capable of performing the various xerographic functions in an automatic cycle of operations. It is usual to charge the xerographic surface with corona of a positive DC polarity by means of a corona generating device having a coronode wire insulatively supported near a conductive shield. The charge can also be negative for some systems. When the coronode is supplied with a potential at or above the corona threshold potential for the system, a quantity of ions in the form of a corona discharge are emitted from the coronode which can deposit uniformly onto the xerographic surface. The most common form of xerographic charging apparatus in use today is that described in U.S. Pat. No. 2,836,725. This type of device includes a coronode wire or wires supported relatively close to the surface to be charged. A grounded metallic shield generally surrounds the electrode except for an elongated opening through which the charge is emitted towards the recipient surface. The shield is conductive and held at electrical ground so that the electrode wire may be readily held at potentials in excess of threshold. Since the shield is maintained at ground, most of the corona current emitted goes directly to the shield and only a small portion thereof is effective to charge the plate by movement through the opening. Small deviations in output current of such an electrode wire have little efect in varying the corona current delivered to the xerographic surface since the proportionate change in the total current for a given wire is comparatively small when the corotron is operated above threshold. Inherent in xerographic charging apparatus of the type described above is the continuous presence of dust generated by the operation of the various xerographic processing stations. With prolonged continuous operation, it has been found that dirt, dust and extraneous toner particles accumulate on and about the interior of the corona generating apparatus to such an extent that the charging uniformity and efficiency thereof is substantially decreased. Foreign particles on the corona emitting wire also vary the output current of the device. This has necessitated frequent cleaning of corotrons in zerographic machinery. In addition to the problem associated with cleanliness, it has long been known that the dissipation of the emitted corona through the grounded shield contributes to minimized efficiency of corona generating apparatus. While the use of a grounded conductive shield allows for minimized variations in the output current, the decreased efficiency caused by the grounded shields has long been a known and accepted by-product of this type of corona generating devices. Previous air ion projection schemes as shown in Great Britain Pat. No. 1,406,014 and U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,725,951 and 3,742,516 disclose the use of a high voltage corotron for precharging a web receiver. Discharging in an imagewise fashion is accomplished with an opposite polarity high voltage unit. Thus, such systems require two high voltage power supplies. A further problem with prior corona charging systems when used with high speed copiers having highly sensitive photoreceptors or light sensitive members is the possibility of some discharging of the charge receptor due to the normal glow from a corona wire energized at a high voltage. The fluid jet assisted ionic method of charging of the present invention alleviates the above-mentioned problems by providing an ion generation means adjacent a surface to be charged that includes a grounded conductive chamber and an elongated corona wire in the chamber that is connected to a high potential source. The wire is substantially surrounded by the chamber to thereby prevent impingement of sufficient light on the charge receptive surface that would discharge the same. Air pressure is supplied to the chamber in order to keep the charging system clean and transport ion emissions from the corona wire to the charge receptor surface. A further advantage of the present charging system is that it is a scorotron in nature in that the ion charge from the corona wire is controlled by the bias placed on the charge receptor. Other features of the present invention will become apparent as the following description proceeds and upon reference to the drawings in which: FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a fluid jet assisted ionc harging system according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is an elevational view of another embodiment of a fluid jet assisted ion charging system of the present invention for charging receptor surface in-situ. FIG. 3 is an elevational view of another embodiment of the present invention that allows for simultaneous charging and exposing. FIG. 4 is a side view of yet another embodiment of the present invention where simultaneous charging and exposure is accomplished. While the invention will be described hereinafter in connection with preferred embodiments, it will be understood that no intention is made to limit the invention to the disclosed embodiments. On the contrary, it is intended to cover all alternatives, modifications, and equivalents as may be included within the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims. For a general understanding of the features of the invention, reference is had to the drawings. In the drawings, like reference numerals have been used throughout to designate identical elements. A fluid transport ion charging device is shown in FIG. 1. Generally some of the charges produced at a corotron wire are carried out of a slit by moving air. They then come under the influence of a field between a receiver and jaws located on the lower part of the charging device. It has been found that (1) with both the receiver and jaws at ground, no measurable charges deposit on the receiver. For normal xerography, a grounded photoconductor will charge to saturation due to driving fields between the corona wire and the photoconductor substrate. However, (2) as with the present invention, a biased conductor, for example, at -450 volts DC, the receiver surface will charge and measure +450 volts DC, after the bias is removed. Since the relative voltages produce the fields to drive the ions, the receiver may be at ground, the jaws at an elevated positive voltage and the coronode at an elevated voltage. Charging for longer periods of time results in larger areas of a receiver being charged. Photoconductive surface voltages, at or near the applied bias is typically the case. This "scorotron" effect can be of substantial benefit when a photoconductor or receiver requires a specific voltage. Thus, in accordance with the present invention, a biased receiver is used in a method for charging a receiver in a fluid transport ion charging system, that is advantageous due to its simplicity, lower power supply costs, and the ability to obtain a desired charge level on a receiver surface. With particular reference to the drawings, there is illustrated, by way of example, an ion charging device 10 comprising three operative zones; a fluid pressure distribution zone 12, an ion generation zone 14 and an ion exit zone 16. Although these three zones are shown occupying a common housing 18 (in FIG. 1) it should be understood that as long as the zones are properly, operatively interconnected, any number of specific configurations of the present invention are possible. Several openings 20 pass through a side wall 22 of housing 18 for allowing an ionizable fluid, such as air, to be passed into a plenum chamber 24. A conventional air pump and suitable ducting may be connected to the openings 20. Pressurized air is allowed to escape from the plenum chamber 24 through metering inlet slit 30 into ion generation chamber 32 having electrically conductive walls, substantially surrounding corona generating wire 34, and out of the chamber 32 through exit slit 36. The entrance of the exit slit should be electrically conductive and at the same potential on each side of the slit. Spaced fron the ion charging device 10, is a receiver 40 connected to a high potential source 46. The receiver comprises a planar charge receptor sheet 43 mounted on a conductive backing 42. The direction of fluid flow through the ion charging device and the direction of relative movement between the charging device and the charge receptor are indicated by the arrows A and B, respectively. As illustrated in FIG. 1, the housing 18 has been cut off at both ends, for clarity, but it should be understood that it has an aspect ratio such that its extent in the length direction (into the sheet) is substantially longer than its height and may be readily fabricated to any length, so that it may completely traverse a charge receptor sheet eleven inches wide, or even three feet wide. Since the corona generating wire 34 must span the entire length of the ion generation chamber 32 and must be in the same relationship to the chamber walls, for each increment of its length, suitable anchoring means will have to be provided between the end walls (not shown) and the wire for maintaining adequate tension, to prevent its sagging along its length. In order to ionize the air (or other ionizable fluid) around the wire for generating a uniform corona around each linear increment of the wire in the space between the wire and the housing, well known technology is applied. For example, as shown in FIG. 2, a high potential source 50 may be applied to the wire 34 and a reference potential 52 (ground) may be applied to the conductive housing 18. The ions, thus generated, will be attracted to the conductive housing where they will recombine into uncharged air molecules. The right circular cylindrical geometry, shown for the ion generation chamber 32, is a preferred shape. However, as long as the chamber does not present the ion generator with any inwardly facing sharp corners or dicontinuities, which would favor arcing, the shape may assume other cross-sections. The preferred shape enables a uniform, high space charge density, ion fluid within the chamber since the high potential corona wire "sees" a uniform and equidistant surrounding reference potential on the walls of the cavity. As to the inlet and exit slits, 30 and 36, these extend parallel to the axial direction of the chamber and yield a uniform air flow over the corona generating wire 34 and out of the housing 18. Preferably, the slits are diametrically opposite to one another; however, it is possible to introduce air to or remove air from the chamber in other directions, or even to provide plural inlet slits. As illustrated, the corona generating wire 34 is located along the axis of the cylindrical chamber 32. It has been found that if the wire is moved off axis and is placed closer to the outlet slit there is an increase in ion output from the ion device 10, because the space charge density in the region between the wire and the exit slit increases dramatically. It should be borne in mind that while increased ion output may be achieved, the sensitivity to arcing is increased with the reduced spacing. Also, wire sag and wire vibrations will become more critical with the reduced spacing. In any event, as set forth above, the wire should be parallel to the axis in order to provide output uniformity along the entire length of the ion projector. In order for an ion projection apparatus to be practical, it is necessary to obtain an adequate space charge density in the output airflow. However, within the exit slit, similarly charged ions will repel one another and will be driven to the electrically grounded slit walls into whicht heir opposite charges have been induced, causing some of the air ions to recombine into uncharged air molecules. A desired increase in the ion exit rate (i.e. plate current) will be facilitated by an increase in the air flow itself, in a multi-fold manner. First, the fluid pressure head within the chamber 32, increases the electrical potential at which arcing will occur between the corona wire 34 and the conductive housing 18, thereby stabilizing the corona and yielding an increased space charge density within the chamber. Second, since the airflow entrained ions and sweeps them into and through the exit slit, the number of entrained ions swept into the exit airstream is proportional to the airflow rate. Third, a higher space charge is possible if the time each ion spends in the slit is made shorter (i.e. by increasing the rate of airflow, the ions have less time to neutralize), resulting in an increase in the output charge current with the air velocity for any given space charge. With the system as described above, a method is shown whereby control is maintained of the charge on a photosensitive surface of a receiver by the bias that is placed on the conductive portion of the receiver. In this way, the charging system functions as a scorotron in that it only allows the charge placed on the photosensitive surface of the receiver to come up to the bias placed on the receiver and no more. Air keeps the system clean while the design of the conductive chamber 32 and ion exit slit 36 substantially reduces light that is produced from the glowing of wire 34 from discharging a highly sensitive selenium surface before the surface is imagewise exposed. In reference to FIG. 2, an alternative embodiment of the present invention is shown that is used to charge an insulating or photoconductive surface in-situ, for example, medical or dental plates, etc. Normally, if one has a flat photoconductive plate, for example, selenium, and desires to charge the surface, a corotron or scorotron is scanned across the plate or alternatively the plate may be scanned past the charging unit. In the embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 2, the plate or receiver 70 and charging unit both remain stationary and charging still occurs. Air (1-60 psi) from pressure device 19 flowing past the corona wire 34 flushes charges away and quickly out of slit 36 (5 mils) to charge the insulating surface 71 to the biased potential of the receiver 70. The bias to the receiver is supplied by power source 46 which is connected to conductive member 72. If +300 VDC surface potential is needed, the receiver conductor is biased to -300 VDC. The region directly below the slit is immediately charged to the -300 VDC potential and repels further charge. The additional charges exiting the slit are repelled by the charged insulating surface and carried along by the fields and air stream to deposit to the left and right, as viewed in FIG. 2, on adjacent uncharged regions such that the charge area keeps expanding. From this, one can see the scorotron or charge control effect of the bias potential. This effect allows for all regions that are biased to receive and accept charge even though they are located at extreme distances, remote from the corona wire. This method of charging allows charges to be transported by the moving air to where they are needed. The ground plane 80 is necessary to keep charges in a preferential field that drives them toward the receiver as they are transported by the fluid. By experimentation with the system shown in FIG. 2, a +5.5 volt bias was applied to the corona wire and -450 VDC to the aluminum conductive layer 72 which was mounted on a Mylar insulator and the member 80 was at ground. The high voltage was switched on for 1/2 second at 20 psi and all regions on the Mylar below the ground plane were charged to +450 volts when all bias was removed. A 0.015" wide slit charged a 2" wide region which was the area below the ground plane surface of jaws 80. It is understood that voltages in this case can be altered as long as the voltage differences remain the same, producing identical fields. Therefore, the above example would produce similar results with the receiver conductive layer at ground potential, jaws 80 at +450 VDC and the corona wire at +5,950 VDC. FIGS. 3 and 4 disclose how a photoconductor or receiver with the method of in place charging, as shown in FIG. 2, allows for sequential or simultaneous exposure by employing Nesa glass for a ground plane. The glass may be moved after charge and exposure for further processing steps. For example, simultaneous charge and exposure is accomplished with the device of FIG. 4 by mounting a photoconductive layer 91 on a semi-transparent conductive layer of glass 93. A tin oxide coating 92 is applied on the surface of the glass opposite the lower surface of the photoconductor. This allows imaging from platen 95 through lens 96 and mirror 97 from the glass side as the photoconductive surface is simultaneously charged by charging device 10. Of course, this requires switching the image off and high voltage to corona wire 34 off at the same time. This is done by the use of a conventional switch in a timing circuit. Conversely, if one desired, charging unit 10 and image platen 95 could be switched ON and OFF sequentially by conventional means. Additional xerographic steps could be performed at other locations. In reference to FIG. 3, simultaneous charging and exposing is accomplished by illuminating an object on platen 95 with lamp 104 with the image projecting through lens 96 onto Nesa glass 93 that is coated on its bottom surface with tin oxide 92. An air escape defined by seal 110 separates a photoconductor 91 from the tin oxide. the photoconductor is mounted on a conductive support 90 that is biased at 46. The photoconductor 91 is charged by ions from charging system 10 whereby the surface 91 can be simultaneously charged while being exposed by the image on platen 95 in the same manner as described in reference to FIG. 4. While the invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to preferred embodiments thereof, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Patent Citations
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Me too! I want to know who is having a lil peep? (to use the words of another mama on this board).
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I think I got one! It's so faint that I don't trust it yet since I got evaps on another brand last month, but it's darker than the evaps were, and I got lines on two tests in a row. I really hope so! I am going to test again tonight and in the morning to see if it gets darker. It would explain why I threw up after smelling brownies last night!
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I got an Easter BFN :( and my temps are dropping. Good luck to everyone though!!!
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Preparing these blogs seems to fill a need in my life. I am compelled to do it. It helps fill the time until I die. It gives me something to do everyday.
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I have trouble swallowing my food.
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I am 15 and you will think i am foolish to say that i am having the same problems.
I honestly think it is because of my fear of choking, i almost died twice almost choking to death. i chew all of my food but my body just doesn't seem to swallow. i do manage to swallow my food.. it's just really hard. i hope you feel better, and i hope the results come in positive.


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Really nice compared to your other entry, I really thought this was good.
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Chasing my pup around with a radio controlled car
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Not sure scaring your dog with it is a good idea. Be better if your dog chased it like a prey item.
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We had a remote controlled helicopter and we thought our GSD would love to play with/chase it. Instead he was terrified and ran. And I have to admit, it was hilarious. But we put it away and didn't chase him with it.
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At the park I saw someone with a OFF LEASH doberman chasing their dog with an RC car having it get aggressive, that kind of prey drive is dangerous in a crowded park full of kids.
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I have defeated burgh he was good i have lost at him once but in 2nd time i have a counter strategy to his escavelar sturdy by using honchkrow confuse ray and flareon he was very good and i want to take your advice of what electric type to catch eelektross or electvire
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So, you were playing Yang White, huh? LOL I forgot I gave Escavelar Strudy...Flareon got Drill Run, didn't it?
I find Burgh harder on Yin Black, as he uses Acclegor which has extremely high Sp. Atk on my hack...But it's kind frail, tho...But speedy.
Both Pokemon are good, ya know...But just like how zanny said on the Electrivire thing. It does learn Bolt Strike...Just like how Magmortar learns Blue Flare.
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Entropy 2013, 15(10), 4300-4309; doi:10.3390/e15104300
Elastic Properties of CaSiO3 Perovskite from ab initio Molecular Dynamics
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Abstract: Ab initio molecular dynamics simulations were performed to investigate the elasticity of cubic CaSiO3 perovskite at high pressure and temperature. All three independent elastic constants for cubic CaSiO3 perovskite, C11, C12, and C44, were calculated from the computation of stress generated by small strains. The elastic constants were used to estimate the moduli and seismic wave velocities at the high pressure and high temperature characteristic of the Earth's interior. The dependence of temperature for sound wave velocities decreased as the pressure increased. There was little difference between the estimated compressional sound wave velocity (VP) in cubic CaSiO3 perovskite and that in the Earth's mantle, determined by seismological data. By contrast, a significant difference between the estimated shear sound wave velocity (VS) and that in the Earth's mantle was confirmed. The elastic properties of cubic CaSiO3 perovskite cannot explain the properties of the Earth's lower mantle, indicating that the cubic CaSiO3 perovskite phase is a minor mineral in the Earth's lower mantle.
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Winston Duke (Person Of Interest) has booked an arc on CW drama The Messengers, from writer/co-exec producer Eoghan O'Donnell and exec producer Basil Iwanyk. When a mysterious object crashes down to earth, some seemingly unconnected strangers die from the energy pulse but then awaken to learn that they have been deemed responsible for preventing the impending Apocalypse. Duke, repped by SDB Partners, Judy Boals and Frontline Management, will play Zahir Zakaria, a fiery journalist from Mali who is determined to seek justice after an agricultural experiment by Plowman Family Farms goes wrong in a West African village. Duke will appear in the final three episodes with the potential to return next season.
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Canadian streamer Shomi has acquired the exclusive streaming rights to The CW's sci-fi drama The Messengers and the whimsical Jane the Virgin series in a deal that bypasses broadcast.
"Once our exclusive period is up, the studio is free to license these titles for linear broadcast exhibitions on a second window, but no Canadian broadcaster will have these titles before us, or during our exclusive window," Marni Shulman, head of content and programming at Shomi, told The Hollywood Reporter about the CBS distribution deal.
The Canadian streamer, a joint venture between Rogers Media and Shaw Media, launched last week as Canadian broadcasters compete against streaming goliath Netflix Canada. Shomi earlier did a deal with Sony Pictures Television to acquire the exclusive streaming rights to The Blacklist, which landed on Netflix stateside as a first window.
Shomi is also streaming repeats of U.S. TV hit shows like 2 Broke Girls, Two and a Half Men, DaVinci's Demons and Black Sails. It also has content deals signed with Warner Bros., 20th Century Fox, Starz Digital Media and BBC Worldwide North America.
]]>In the white-hot sun of the New Mexico desert, scientist Vera Buckley watches in fascination as a mysterious object plummets to Earth and explodes in a blinding flash, sending out a shock wave that briefly stops Vera's heart and panics her techie coworker, Alan Harris.
Vera is not the only one affected by the blast; she is instantly and mysteriously connected to four other strangers, who also collapse only to miraculously come back to life: Erin Calder, a young mother desperate to protect her 7-year-old daughter from an abusive ex-husband; Peter Moore, a troubled high school student who finally lashes out to end the constant bullying he can no longer endure; Raul Garcia, a federal agent looking to escape his undercover assignment in a violent Mexican drug cartel; and Joshua Silburn Jr., a charismatic second-generation televangelist following in his father's footsteps – all awaken after the pulse with extraordinary gifts they can barely believe, from inexplicable strength to the ability to heal others.
Most mysterious of all is the figure known only as The Man, who offers Vera the one thing she wants most in life – to be reunited with her kidnapped son – if she will help him with one morally complicated task. That task puts Vera on a collision course with nurse Rose Arvale who, after a seemingly random act of violence left her in a coma for seven years, suddenly begins to stir. As Joshua, Jr. prophesied, the wheels of Revelation have begun to turn, and these five newly christened Angels of the Apocalypse may be the only hope for preventing the impending Rapture.
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It's only natural for expectations to be set high from a film based on a children's classic, especially a muchloved and widely read one like Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. You tend to go into the cinema with preconceived notions. That despite the many attempts that have already been made to capture the scenes in the same vividness that the writer portrayed with the power of just his written word.
It seems impossible to capture the mood, the colours, the sounds and the smells on film in the same way that Twain could do with his simple words. The first such cinematic attempt was as early as in 1920s, followed by more recent ones in 1973 and then again in 1995, all of which have left readers of the adventures wanting more. The latter two cinematic ventures were based on the same episode The Adventures of Tom Sawyer in which he and Huck, Tom's friend from the streets, witness a murder in the graveyard. The two flee to Jackson Island and make a pact never to tell anyone about the incident.
However, when the goodnatured village bumpkin Muff Potter, who has been blamed for the murder, is sentenced to death by hanging, Tom breaks his promise and returns to exonerate him. Injun Joe, the actual murderer, tries to kill Tom during the hearing in court and makes a hasty exit. But soon later, Tom and Huck find references to a treasure and have to face Injun again.
Here too, the elements that are so unique and the very essence of Tom Sawyer's adventures are depicted the wide expanse of the Mississippi river, the green and tangled Jackson Island, Aunt Polly's legendary board fence, etc. But these remain just fleeting references without going into the details which made Mark Twain's narrative so readable. There is no description of the colours or the smells of the people and places along the Mississippi or the Southern antebellum society which endeared readers of this American classic.
There is little rather no humour in the depiction of the ways of the people and their attitudes, particularly racism, that was so entrenched in American societies of the Deep South which Twain showcased. Director Jo Kastner has, however, succeeded in casting the right mix of actors. Fivetime Young Artist Award nominee Jake T Austin in the role of Huck is convincing in his awkwardness as a child from the streets.
Joel Courtney (Joe Lamb in the 2011 Steven Spielberg/JJ Abrams film Super 8, for which he received critical acclaim and a Saturn Award) is absolutely adorable in the role of Tom, as is Katherine McNamara (Myra Santelli in Girl vs Monster), despite her petrified expression through the length of the entire film. The actors are perfectly typecast and bring alive Mark Twain's characters.
]]>The Messengers, one of the CW's midseason shows, tells the story of five strangers affected when a mysterious object hits Earth. After collapsing, all five individuals come back to life just hours later with inexplicable powers, including strength and the power to heal. But once things begin to become more clear, those affected realize that they might be Earth's only hope for stopping the Rapture … or perhaps, they're causing it.
The Messengers currently stars Shantel VanSanten, Jon Fletcher, Sofia Black-D'Elia, JD Pardo, Joel Courtney, Anna Diop, and Diogo Morgado. And now, EW has learned exclusively that two others have joined the mix.
First up, Battlestar Galactica's Jamie Bamber has landed a recurring role on the series as Vincent Plowman, who's described as "the unapologetically aggressive co-chairman of Plowman Family Farms, one of the world's most successful agricultural companies. Along with his older brother Mark, he is the face of a business on the cutting edge of new farming technology that has the potential of eliminating draught and famine worldwide. But in the end, Vincent's favored son status may uproot his ambitious plans in more ways than one."
Also joining the show is Riley Smith, most recently seen on True Blood, who will play Vincent's brother, Mark Plowman. Mark is described as "a quiet, salt of the earth type of man you'd expect to find walking the fields, not sitting in the boardroom of a powerful farming business. But as a family man, his heart is usually in the right place—especially when it comes to pioneering new ways to feed the world. But the shadow cast by his charismatic and outgoing younger brother has planted some deep resentment along the way that may destroy a lot more than the next harvest."
The Messengers will premiere on The CW in 2015.
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Sam Littlefield (The After) and Jessika Van (Paper Lotus) have booked recurring roles on new CW drama The Messengers, from writer/co-exec producer Eoghan O'Donnell and exec producer Basil Iwanyk. In it, when a mysterious object crashes down to earth, a group of seemingly unconnected strangers die from the energy pulse, but then awaken to learn that they have been deemed responsible for preventing the impending Apocalypse. Littlefield, repped by Bold MP, Don Buchwald & Assoc., and attorneys Stone, Meyer, Genow, Smelkinson & Binder, will play Leland Schiller, a brilliant computer genius turned anarchist hacker. Van will play Koa Lin, a grifter from the gritty back alleys of Hong Kong who will use whatever means necessary to accomplish her goals.
]]>Jason Blum's Blumhouse Productions has launched BH Tilt – a new label dedicated to generating movies from Blumhouse and other filmmakers formulti-platform release. The new label begins with The Creep Trilogy by The Duplass Brothers, which will be released by RADiUS-TWC; the films Mockingbird, Mercy, Not Safe for Work and Stretch, which Universal Studios Home Entertainment will release digitally in October, and The Town That Dreaded Sundown, which Orion is releasing in October.
"Mercy, based on a Stephen King story, "Gramma," from his "Skeleton Crew" collection. In the story two boys visit their grandmother only to discover that she's a witch.The Haunting in Connecticut's Peter Cornwell directs Frances O'Connor, Chandler Riggs, Joel Courtney, Dylan McDermott, Shirley Knight and Chris Browning."
]]>Apocalyptic drama The Messengers will begin principal photography in Alburquerque, New Mexico next week, employing at least 300 local crew members from the state.
The CBS Television Studios and Warner Bros. Entertainment-produced series will also hire at least 3,100 locals as background talent, as well as giving a boost to local businesses.
Filming will take place from mid-August through mid-December, and will be executive produced by Trey Callaway (Revolution, CSI: NY), Basil Iwanyk (The Town, The Expendables franchise) and co-executive producers Eoghan O'Donnell, Kent Kubena, Ava Jamshidi and Duane Clark.
The sci-fi series, which will air on The CW, follows a group of strangers who become connected after a mysterious object plummets in the New Mexico desert, and follows a successful pilot which also filmed in Albuquerque. The show stars Shantel VanSanten, Jon Fletcher, Sofia Black-D'Elia, JD Pardo, Joel Courtney, Anna Diop, Craig Frank and Diogo Morgado.
Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry said: "We are delighted to welcome The Messengers back to Albuquerque. Having these 12 episodes filmed here will be incredibly beneficial to our community because of the longer-term, high paying, creative jobs for the crew and the peripheral benefits to local businesses."
It was revealed last month that since mid-2009, film production spending in New Mexico has created around 15,900 full-time jobs.


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FR-E Documenting a Respectable Family History: Guidelines, Not Rules. Document family history research, including online resources and DNA test results. 4hr. Workshop. FR-012 The Jones Jinx: Tracing Common Surnames. This case study will explain how missing, erroneous, and altered records were overcome to identify the parents of an orphan named Jones. The example will demonstrate research principles others can use to solve common-surname problems.
FR-031 Debunking Misleading Records. Genealogical sources of all kinds contain errors, both accidental and intentional, that mislead. Standard tests expose the errors, helping researchers make correct conclusions.
SA-003 Can a Complex Research Problem be Solved Solely Online? Step by step, attendees will suggest online sources and research strategies for tracing an ancestor who seems to disappear and reappear. The interactive case study will show both how such cases can be solved online and the limits of material online today.
FR-020 Evaluation Evidence: Ask a Mini-Minnie Question. This presentation discusses how to evaluate evidence using the GPS, the FAN principle, and mind maps, to "prove a negative,' a result that is usually very difficult to achieve.
SU-006 What's In a Name? Trouble!!! This presentation discusses the immigrants and their origins, and then moves forward to cover the composition of immigrants within the several colonies. The variety of available records is discussed for the diverse colonies. Emphasis is placed on the 13 original colonies, their people and their genealogy source data, with emphasis on pre-revolutionary data.
FR-014 Property Rights and Wrongs - African-Americans at the Courthouse. From being treated as property to having their property stolen by those who used the law against the freedmen, African Americans' experience at the courthouse had only one bright spot: it created records for the genealogist-descendants of slaves and slaves owners alike.
FR-029 Stolen Childhoods - African American Apprenticeship after the Civil War. The Emancipation Proclamation was supposed to set slaves free. But in the wake of Civil War, everywhere from the Union border state of Maryland to the Deep South, former slaveholders flocked to the courts to bind freed children to them as "Apprentices." The records may break your heart - but they can also break down brick walls in your family history.
FR-001 Researching a Civil War Prisoner of War. Focuses on how to properly research a Civil War Prisoner of War, both Union and Confederate.
FR-010 Civil War Medical Research. Many medical records are found outside of compiled military service records. This lecture will lead you to them.
FR-028 Researching a World War I Ancestor. Techniques for getting around the 1973 St. Louis fire while researching your WWI ancestor.
SA-002 Epidemics and Pandemics. Epidemics and Pandemics impact our genealogical research. We just have to know how.
2015 Genetic Genealogy: DNA Day Plus! Thursday, June 4, 2015 from 8:30 am - 6:00 pm Los Angeles Marriott Burbank, Burbank, CA.
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