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DJ and producer Christopher Hermann debuts on Bonzai Progressive with the sublime Point G. Also known as KristÛf Hermann, he has been a lover of music all his life. His early years were spent listening to lots of music, but in 2003 everything changed after hearing Hernan Catteneo's Renaissance Master Of Series. Progressive House became something he would pursue with gusto and he started to as much tracks as he could. In 2007 he made his first mixes under the name Christopher Hermann and quickly gained a reputation as a respected DJ with quality tunes and tight mixes. His tracks have appeared on labels like Klinik Room, Emotional Noise, BQ Recordings, Balkan Connection South America, Clinique Recordings and Crosslink Music. A fine addition to the label and hopefully more to come in the future.
First up we have Point G with its stunningly deep bass driven intro. Phat kicks are layered over a throbbing deep bass as wispy sounds fly through the sound. The rhythm gathers pace with the introduction of a cool hat and clap pattern. The track takes on an erotic flavour as various voices seduce the senses with their sexual appeal. Dark toned stabs litter the groove with cool house textures as the progressive edge drives the track. On the break things heat up to a feverish pitch as a female voice groans with pleasure before that huge kick and bass combo returns. Superb stuff that will go down a treat in the darker rooms.
High Heels & Lingerie intros with a snappy kick and a smooth plucked bass sequence while swirling stynths create a cool atmosphere. The groove goes deep here as that bass etches into your brain, hypnotizing your mind with its progressive prowess. Cascading notes bring a hint of melody as the layers build and create a solid rhythmic flow alongside the crispy hats and percussions. The break lets loose on the synths before slamming right back into the main groove. A top notch progressive cut you will not want to miss.
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On top of this week banner on the Progressive House genre page, Audio Noir – Life (Yuriy From Russia Remix) is charted by Beatport in the 10 Must Hear Progressive House Tracks – Week 7 chart!
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After a sublime remix on Quadran's, Animals Rebellion, Audio Noir kicks off 2015 with the superb Life, which comes packed with three awesome remixes as well as two original versions. 2014 was extremely busy for Australia's hardest working producer, a studio album, multiple releases and a plethora of remixes have put this guys at the top of his game. So much more to come from down under so make sure you stay tuned.
Audio Noir – Life, out this week on Bonzai Progressive, is featured by Beatport in the Progressive House genre page with a big central banner!
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Veteran DJ and producer Quadran aka Philippe Van Mullem makes a welcome return with the fantastic Animals Rebellion which comes packed with two superb remixes. His last outing Rumour performed very well indeed with much support across the board. Since then his tracks have appeared on multiple compilations through various labels, including the 2012 stomper Vertigo which appears on the chart topping Bonzai & Friends mega pack. Delighted to see this man return and we look forward to more in the future.
Quadran Anumals Rebellion, out this week on Bonzai Progressive, is featured by Beatport in the Trance genre page!
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After a sublime remix on Quadran's, Animals Rebellion, Audio Noir kicks off 2015 with the superb Life, which comes packed with three awesome remixes as well as two original versions. 2014 was extremely busy for Australia's hardest working producer, a studio album, multiple releases and a plethora of remixes have put this guys at the top of his game. So much more to come from down under so make sure you stay tuned.
The Vox On mix intros with a cool scratchy percussion arrangement that leads into a pounding kick and sharp hat combi. Swirling strings bring a surreal feeling to the track with a melodic flavour that draws you in. The track breaks to reveal a stunning female vocal full of melancholy and the perfect contrast to the high pitched strings before descending into a deeper, darker progressive groove with the addition of a bubbling bass that adds a wonderfully warm texture to the sound. Excellent stuff yet again that will whet the appetite for those deep prog sets. Also, check out the Vox Off with the vocal stripped out to leave a sublime instrumental version.
First up on remix duties we have Alex Vidal with his deep and lush progressive grooves. Alex's last outing, Pieces Of A Dream back in the last quarter of 2014 was very well received indeed with support coming in from all angles. Here he injects some fantastic prog vibes into the remix right from the off as a nice punchy kick is joined by crispy hats and a rolling bass that fades up beautifully to dominate the track. In the background pads form up and provide a wonderful atmosphere to the sound that fits perfectly with the darker tones. The bass is complimented by some very cool chord stabs that evolve throughout the track. On the break we get a glimpse of the vocal with its playful yet haunting feel. A true deep and hypnotic slice here that you will not want to miss.
The ever popular Yuriy From Russia is next up on the remix. In 2014 Yuriy churned out multiple remixes for Bonzai, including a remix on Audio Noir's Almost Famous, that gained lots of attention and charted across many platforms. He also got showings on many compilations including Club Traxx Progressive House 13 and Bonzai & Friends Underground Progressive Collection among others. Here the track intros with a cool round of percussions that layer up into a smooth flowing rhythmic vibe. A deep and lush bass takes over the track and drives the groove beautifully into progressive utopia. Swirling pads litter the background and bring a melodic edge to the sound as the vocals tease their way through. The track builds nicely and those playful vocals really add great character. The bass develops into a groovy mover as various notes begin to cascade through. Another top notch effort from Yuriy that will be a welcome addition to any set.
Narel aka Nick Simmons rounds up this package with his Remix Parts 1 & 2. We last saw Narel on Green Martian with the outstanding The View At 2 AU. On top of that he also got an appearance on the chart topping Bonzai & Friends compilation. Great to see this guy back and we hope to see more of him in the future. The remix today comes in two parts, the intro brings a myriad of synths and strings that form intricate and colourful patterns. The track takes off with a fantastic punchy kick that really dominates and works perfectly with the mid range sounds. A somewhat laidback groove comes off the bass as it meanders through the sound working in tandem with the melodic flow of the track before it begins its rise with superb note changes. On the break we get drawn into a beautiful melodic sequence as cascading arps fade through and lead us into the second half of the remix which becomes a slightly more upbeat affair. The vocal sweeps through the sound throughout and brings with it a contrasting melancholy. A stunning journey into the progressive world from Narel making this a track you will not want to miss.
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Veteran DJ and producer Quadran aka Philippe Van Mullem makes a welcome return with the fantastic Animals Rebellion which comes packed with two superb remixes. His last outing Rumour performed very well indeed with much support across the board. Since then his tracks have appeared on multiple compilations through various labels, including the 2012 stomper Vertigo which appears on the chart topping Bonzai & Friends mega pack. Delighted to see this man return and we look forward to more in the future.
First up is the Original Mix which sets out with an energetic intro filled with a rolling bassline and a nice punchy kick alongside crispy hats. The bassline gets you locked right into the groove as various sounds begin to filter through, creating a cool, colourful image. The track breaks to reveal an atmospheric pad that brings a sense of euphoria to the sound. The pads ebb and flow as a myriad of cascading arps shine through and give the track its hook. Quite a nostalgic sounding track here from a master of the original trance sound and well worth queuing up in those upbeat progressive sets.
The man from down under, Audio Noir, delivers Another Audio Noir Odyssey, and yet again we find ourselves totally locked into his tribalistic, futuristic vibes. 2014 proved to be extremely productive for this talented artist, he had his hand in multiple remixes as well as an exhaustive release schedule. On top of all that he had his debut album, Almost Famous see the light of day, and on the back of that we saw two volumes full of top class remixes from various tracks off the album. No doubt 2015 will be even bigger, we hope so. Here the remix intros with a cool glitchy sound which is soon joined by a tough edged bassline that fills the sound beautifully. A steady rhythm is formed with the addition of sharp hats, snappy claps and a tight tribal fuelled slapped drum arrangement. The intro gains intensity with a sudden burst of rich synth pads as distant kicks tease their way in, the track fades off to reveal a very cool spoken vocal before we slam right into the 4×4 beat we've been craving. The relentless bassline and the sub retro synths make for a truly hypnotic experience as the track settles in for the duration. The break hones in on those wonderfully sharp pads and takes us back into the main groove with ease. Another top quality slice, not to be missed.
Relaunch returns with another absolute stomper of a remix. His stunning sounds continue to garner great support from many around the world, as seen with his last release, Sleepwalking EP. A very much in-demand artist whose sounds span various labels and cover various genres with ease. His radioshow, Electronic Delight just recently passed its 50th episode and has an ever increasing fan base. Expect more from this guy in 2015. On the remix he holds no bounds as he unleashes the power of a strong and driving progressive groove on our senses. The intro crashes in with wonderful pads and sharp synth layers alongside solid beats and cool FX. The bassline lurks in the background with its deep drone allowing the myriad of mid range sounds time to play. The short break offers a respite before slamming right back into this full on prog monster of a tune. Perfect ammo for those late night sets.
The Balance Mix intros with a solid bass and kick combi that raises the energy levels right from the off. Shuffling hats give off a smooth rhythmic flow and blend perfectly with the deeper bass and punchy kicks. Big focus on the melodies with wispy pads that bring a richness to the sound, alongside a catchy note sequence. The synths are where it's at here, big trance-like stabs with an infectious appeal that will definitely raise the roof at any venue. Top notch stuff and a definite must have.
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Goa born and now living in Panaji, India, Greenage debuts on Bonzai Progressive with the stunning Lost Memories. For the past four years Greenage has been at the forefront of progressive vibes with his brand of quality productions. He has appeared on top labels such as Mystique Music, Elliptical Sun Recordings, Inception and Green House to name just a few. We are delighted to have him on board and can see exciting things for the future. Lost Memories comes with two outstanding remixes that are not to be missed.
Greenage – Lost Memories, out this week on Bonzai Progressive, is featured by Beatport in the Progressive House genre page!
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The dynamic duo from Tallinn is back with another stomping progressive house cut in the shape of The Preachers. Zas and Sanze have been at the forefront of Bonzai Progressive label for many years now and they never disappoint. 2014 saw multiple releases and remixes with great feedback coming from many quarters. The summer saw the release of You Know Why which was followed up by remixes for the likes of Dark Soul Project and Ecco, the guys also featured on the chart topping Bonzai & Friends Progressive Underground Collection which gained the number 1 spot over at Beatport in January 2015. The Preachers is backed up with two top notch remixes.
The Original Mix gets us going with a superb upbeat intro filled with chunky kicks, tight drums and a rising synth which is soon joined by crispy hats that get the rhythm flowing. The synths intensify with the addition of a wonderfully constructed voice effect before descending into a short break where the lush bassline takes over and dominates the sound. The main break throws up a very cool piano sequence alongside fantastic vocals that keep the house vibe alive before we get thrust back into the main track for the duration. A real prog house stomper here that you will definitely not want to miss.
The hugely talented Rishi K. is first up on remix duty. We last saw Rishi back in October 2014 with the widely regarded Black Ice and then soon after with an appearance on our Bonzai & Friends compilation. Rishi is also active on many other labels with a raft of releases covering various styles, always one to watch. On the remix Rishi gets right into house music mode with an absolute banging sound. The intro boasts the classic kick and hat combi with a sharp clap on the 2 and 4 as smooth house keys lurk around the background. The bassline plunders into the groove with its funky tones marrying perfectly with the outstanding vocal, all of which makes for a proper booty shakin experience. On the break we get a fantastic stabbing piano chord sequence that solidifies the groove beautifully. An absolute must have track that will fill floors easily.
Steve Sai is up next on the remix and he delivers the goods in his own unique style yet again. Steve's track, Stardust saw a release during the Summer of 2014 and grabbed a lot of attention as expected. Recently he has made appearances on a few of our compilations including Bonzai & Friends, Afterhour Trax 14 and Club Traxx Deep & Dark 2. Much more to come from this guy so well worth looking out for. The remix intros with a cool pulsing bass and tight drum sequence with rising synths and short vocal hits. A nice and phat kick soon joins the party as the bassline comes to the fore with its bubbling grooves. A lot of attention is paid to the superbly crafted drum patterns that give the track a lot of rhythm which will get the floors moving no doubt. The break focuses in on the bass with wispy sounds accompanying the vocals and beautiful piano before we get thrust back into the main track for the duration. Top notch stuff from Steve and will no doubt turn a few heads.
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Thursday 5 October 1995
Wired up to some big questions
Labour's technology deal with BT could have unintended and unforeseeabl e consequences
The point about the first fact is that being computer literate is as much thinking of new games which enable more kids to kill more people on screen in more exciting ways as it is producing a new CD-Rom encyclopaedia on the collapse of Roman civilisation.
The point about the second fact is that every sensible consumer business wants to get children into the habit of buying its products. BT's plan is much more akin to the sales gimmicks of the mobile phone people, or for that matter the way in which the soft-drink vending companies get their machines into schools, than it is an altruistic effort to educate the nation. Far from it: the quid pro quo, that BT can sell services such as movies over its network, will allow it to continue making money in a world where phone calls themselves become virtually free.
And the point about TV in America? It is that history is littered with examples of people being either wildly pessimistic or absurdly optimistic about the take-up of a new technology.
In that particular example (taken from Bill Bryson's wonderful book on the development of American English, Made in America), the product was much more successful than the writer expected. But one has only to recall the Eagle children's comic of the Fifties to see the opposite effect. We did get to the moon pretty much on schedule, but space exploration has subsequently ground to a halt. And we still do not all have personal helicopters, jet-packs, or even those natty video phones on which Dan Dare and Digby used to hold their gung-ho conversations. The technology does exist for people to have personal helicopters - and a few company chairmen do; there are jet-packs - they have provided a spectacular finale for Michael Jackson's concerts; and video phones may at last be coming into their own; but none of these innovations is yet a commercial success.
So the fact that something is technically possible does not necessarily mean it will become a commonplace feature of day-to-day life.
And so it is with the information superhighway. I happen to believe that our lives will be as radically changed by communications technology over the next 30 years as the lives of people were changed by the car between, say, 1950 and 1980. But just as no one foresaw in 1950 the impact the car would have on shopping patterns - the weekly shop at the supermarket instead of the daily trek to greengrocer, butcher and baker - so it is very hard to see the full social consequences of the coming advances in telecommunications.
It is a safe assumption that fixed-link phone calls anywhere in the world will become so cheap that there may not be any point in charging individually for them. We will pay a modest monthly fee to cover all calls anywhere in the world.
We can also assume that the high-capacity links will carry anything we want them to carry: colour faxes and video phone links (at last); a movie or a CD-Rom; the latest TV news at the time we choose to see it; junk mail, if that is what we want. I expect, too, that there will be electronic translation services, so that if we wish to talk to a Japanese-speaking friend we will flick the set on to translation and have some sort of conversation.
And maybe on the same system, maybe on a different one, we will have a mobile communications network that works, if we want it, anywhere in the world. We will probably have a single number or telecommunications name for life. Never again need we forget a phone number.
But there is a world of difference between what technologies can do and what we want them to do, or rather what we are prepared to pay for them to do. We will self-evidently pay an enormous amount for mobility. Mobile phones have been described, like second marriages, as a triumph of hope over experience, but their take-up is still growing at an astonishing rate. We will pay a lot for entertainment, judging by the experience of pay-TV shows for adults and the video games industry for children.
What is much less clear is whether there is really an enormous market for the goodies that enthusiasts for the superhighway claim. We may want 2,000 TV channels, but we may not. We may want to be able to video shop, but not if it costs a 20 per cent mark-up. We may want to e-mail all Rabbit's relations, but we may not want to read the replies.
It is almost politically incorrect to say so but it is quite possible that the Internet may prove a passing fad, nice for nerds, and useful for information, like the share price page of a daily paper, but useless for the rest of us.
As for interactive TV, were it possible to deliver a really interactive service, like phone-in radio, the attractions would be enormous. But pretend interactive TV, where you talk to a pre-programmed computer, risks merely teasing instead of satisfying.
So giving every child in the land access to a computer and linking it to a broad-band communications network may simply mean that our children spend more time playing games rather than learning about environmental economics or classical civilisation. If that subsequently means we push our share of the world video games software market up to 60 per cent, then that is a bonus. Indeed, teaching people that trade in services is just as good a way of earning our living as metal-bashing is admirable. But it may not be what Mr Blair and his colleagues have in mind.
Nor do they fully appreciate what a world of high-capacity, virtually free communications could mean for their own trade. A world where skilled people can live anywhere and deliver their services on screen is one where national politicians are less and less powerful. If they do not perform to best international standards, the good people, plus their PCs, will walk.
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Who doesn't love fall's seasonal food items? Anything with the scent of pumpkin or cinnamon just makes us want to grab one of our comfy sweaters and just give the season a giant bear hug. We recommend washing down fall's bounty (maple, cloves, allspice, oh my!) with a tasty and refreshing pumpkin beer.
It seems like each autumn, more and more pumpkin beers appear on liquor store shelves and on tap at bars. Although pumpkin beer was made during the colonial era, it had a long quiet period, up until the mid-1980s. Buffalo Bill's Brewery claims responsibility for reviving the style, and now it has many worthy competitors. Below is a round up of some of this year's offerings.
Hitting shelves late September, this beer will be available in six-pack and draft form. From the brewery: Why is there only one time of year - as goblins, ghouls, and ghosts frolic on front lawns - when we embrace THE FEAR? At all other times, THE FEAR dominates us, controls us, and prevents us from greatness. What is there to THE FEAR? Disagreement? Criticism? Humiliation? Whatever THE FEAR is that consumes you, embrace it, along with this Imperial Pumpkin Ale. Only then will the true artist in you rise up. A little liquid courage, in the form of this Imperial Pumpkin Ale, can't hurt. The Fear is dark, robust and (weighing in at 9% ABV) bold. Black in color from chocolate malt and black wheat, it's brewed with local squash puree and infused with cinnamon, allspice, nutmeg and cloves -- giving it a pumpkin pie flavor with subtlety sweet graham cracker and chocolate notes. Now, is there anything to fear?
This "pretty respectable" pumpkin beer received decent to good reviews from the folks at BeerAdvocate.com. From Sam Adams: A perennial favorite at our brewery Halloween party, Samuel Adams Harvest Pumpkin Ale is brewed with over 11 pounds of real pumpkin per barrel, adding a full body and sweetness to this dark reddish amber brew. Deep roasted malts, including a smoked malt, lend a distinct roasted character while traditional pumpkin pie spices give the beer a subtle spice note.
Blue Moon's fall seasonal beer, Harvest Pumpkin Ale, is brewed with pumpkin, allspice, cloves and nutmeg. The brewery recommends pairing the beer with beef dishes and seasonal soups.
Weyerbacher's seasonal pumpkin ale is available from August to November. From the company: This 8.0% ABV pumpkin ale is the mother of all pumpkin ales. It is heartier, spicier, and more "caramelly" and "pumpkiny" than its faint brethren! We have added lots of pumpkin along with Cinnamon, Nutmeg and a touch of cardamom and clove giving this beer a spicy, full-bodied flavor. This truly is an Imperial Pumpkin Ale.
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Line scan - structured illumination microscopy
super-resolution imaging in thick fluorescent
Ondrej Mandula,1 Martin Kielhorn,3,4 Kai Wicker,2,3 Gerhard Krampert,5 Ingo
Kleppe,6 and Rainer Heintzmann2,3,4,*
1Institute for Adaptive and Neural Computation, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK
2Institute of Physical Chemistry, Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Germany
3Institute of Photonic Technology, Jena, Germany
4King's College London, Randall Division, London, U.K.
5Corporate Research & Technology, Carl Zeiss AG, 07745 Jena, Germany
6Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH, Carl-Zeiss-Promenade 10, 07745 Jena, Germany
Abstract: Structured illumination microscopy in thick fluorescent samples
is a challenging task. The out-of-focus fluorescence background
deteriorates the illumination pattern and the reconstructed images suffer
from influence of noise. We present a combination of structured
illumination microscopy with line scanning. This technique reduces the out-
of-focus fluorescence background, which improves the modulation and the
quality of the illumination pattern and therefore facilitates the
reconstruction. We present super-resolution, optically sectioned images of a
thick fluorescent sample, revealing details of the specimen's inner structure.
©2012 Optical Society of America
OCIS codes: (180.0180) Microscopy; (180.2520) Fluorescence microscopy.
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1. Introduction
Structured illumination microscopy (SIM) is a fluorescence microscopy technique providing
images of biological samples with resolution surpassing the classical diffraction limit [1,2].
SIM requires modification of the illumination part of a wide-field fluorescent microscope
such that the sample is illuminated with a spatially varying intensity pattern. The most
common pattern used in SIM consists of dense stripes with a sinusoidal profile. This pattern is
typically generated by laser light passing through an optical grating (we denote this as the
SIM grating) and focused with an objective into a sample. The SIM grating is placed in the
plane conjugate to the sample plane and therefore translation and rotation of the optical
grating result in translation and rotation of the illumination pattern. High-resolution
information is extracted by processing images with different translation (henceforth referred
to as phase) and rotation of the illumination pattern [1,2].
Despite the capability of producing optically sectioned images [3], SIM becomes
increasingly challenging when applied to thick (>20µm) densely labeled fluorescent samples.
The wide-field-like (WF) illumination of the SIM system generates a high intensity of out-of-
focus fluorescent light. This homogeneous background is added to the spatially modulated
fluorescent emission and reduces the pattern modulation in the recorded images Fig. 1(b). The
additive background also increases the noise level, which further deteriorates the quality of
the pattern. As a result, the reconstructed images are corrupted by strong noise artifacts (Fig.
2(c,d) and Fig. 3(b)).
SIM with sparse illumination patterns [4] in order to reduce the out-of-focus light has
been demonstrated recently [5]. The method was used in conjunction with assigning detected
light (pixel reassignment) to the most likely position of the emitter [6,7]. The sparse patterns
were generated by a digital micromirror device (DMD). In this article, we propose generation
of the sparse illumination patterns by combining the structured illumination with line
scanning (LS) microscopy.
In the LS microscopy, the excitation light is focused into a thin line and swept across a
fluorescent sample. The out-of-focus light is discarded either by a physical confocal slit (line
confocal microscope) or computationally post acquisition [4,8]. The axial response of a line
confocal system is discussed in [9].
The combination of the LS and SIM methods, which is the focus of this manuscript,
merges the ability of a line scanning system to physically suppress out-of-focus light with the
resolution enhancement of structured illumination. LS-SIM therefore enables high-resolution
imaging in thick fluorescent samples. This idea has been demonstrated on simulated data [10]
and in this article we show LS-SIM reconstructed images of thick fluorescent sample.
2. Experimental methods
2.1 Setup
We used a pre-commercial prototype of the ZEISS ELYRA-S system (63 × /1.4 N.A.
objective) with a line-scanning module (ZEISS LSM DuoScan SL). A schematic illustration
of the setup is shown in Fig. 1. A cylindrical lens was used to focus the laser light (488 nm)
into a thin scanning line. The line was focused onto a SIM grating, with bars perpendicular to
the scanning line. This produced a sinusoidal intensity modulation along the scanning line in
the sample plane (Fig. 1(g)). The phase of the fine sinusoidal SIM pattern was controlled by
translation of the SIM grating while the orientation was changed with an image rotator
(integral part of the ZEISS ELYRA-S system) positioned between the SIM grating and the
objective. This setup therefore avoids the physical rotation of the cylindrical lens and the SIM
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Fig. 1 Illustration of the LS-SIM setup. The black arrows indicate the movement of the line
scan. Upper left inset: (a) one frame of the LS-SIM raw data In,o,p with indicated ON
(illuminated) and OFF (not illuminated) regions (see further explanation in the main text). A
close-up of the red box region is shown as (b) a wide-field SIM image I
o , p
WF−SIM and (c) a line
scan SIM I
o , p
LS−SIM image. Scale bar (a-c) 2µm. Bottom right inset: Illustration of the LS-SIM
pattern formation. Real space (top row) corresponds to a SIM grating plane. Fourier space
(bottom row) represents the distribution of the intensity in the back focal plane (BFP) of the
objective (h, i, j). The aperture of the BFP is indicated as a red circle. The multiplication ( × )
of the images in real space corresponds to the convolution operation (⊗ ) in Fourier space.
The intensity distribution in the sample plane is shown in (g). The Fourier transform of (g) is
shown in (k) with the border of the optical transfer function indicated as a green circle and the
position of the Fourier transformed intensity orders of the grating are indicated with red
2.2 Data acquisition
During each camera (Andor iXon DU-885K) acquisition frame of 120 ms, the line was swept
across the sample. The scanning galvo-mirror was synchronized with an AOM-based
modulation of the excitation laser light such that a sparse periodic pattern consisting of thin
bright (ON) lines separated by wide dark (OFF) areas was generated in the sample (Fig. 1(a)).
The ratio of the ON area to the total area (ON + OFF), the mark/area ratio (MAR) [11], was
set to approximately 1/26 with 32 partially overlapping scan positions of the line. The fine
sinusoidal (SIM) modulation was superimposed on each bright (ON) line creating a pattern
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resembling beads on a string (Fig. 1(a)). The synchronization was controlled with an Arduino
microcontroller (MC-NOVE, MultiComp). An illustration of the trigger signals in the
microscope is shown in supplementary figure (Media 1).
For each orientation (o) and phase (p) of the SIM grating we acquired N = 32 images In,o,p
with different positions (n = 1..N) of the bright (ON) lines (Fig. 1(a)). The ON lines were
shifted in each image In,o,p, such that when summed over the N images, they fill the dark areas
between the lines. The sum of acquired images therefore corresponds to a standard wide-field
SIM (WF-SIM) raw image with slightly reduced modulation of the SIM pattern:
, , ,
n o p
o p
A conventional WF image can be computed by summing all WF-SIM frames
. However, the instrument can also be switched between the line scanning
illumination and the wide-field mode. We therefore acquired genuine WF-SIM data for
comparison (Fig. 1(b)) with approximately the same total number of photons per pixel over
all necessary images.
We treat the raw data In,o,p in two distinct steps. In the first step, we take advantage of the
line scan to produce background-reduced, optically sectioned images Io,p
improved SIM pattern visibility as compared to conventional WF-SIM. In the consecutive
step, we extract the high-resolution information from the structured illumination using
conventional WF-SIM treatment of the data.
o p
o p
LS−SIM (Eq. (2)) with
2.3 Data evaluation
A background reduced image with a SIM pattern of superior quality and high modulation
(Fig. 1(c)) can be computed from the raw data In,o,p using [4,12]
, , , , ,, ,
max () min () 2mean (),
o pn n o pn n o pn n o p
which is known to yield good results for sparse illumination patterns [12] (low MAR).
Equation (2) is one of many ways to obtain optical sectioning from the raw data [3,4], and
this equation has been chosen for simplicity and robustness. Images Io,p
phase translations (p) and orientations (o) of the SIM pattern are passed to a SIM
reconstruction algorithm [13] to produce a final reconstructed image shown in Fig. 2 and Fig.
We used five phases (p = 1..5) and three rotations (o = 1..3) of the SIM pattern (5 × 3 =
15 Io,p
Therefore we captured 5 × 3 × 32 = 480 images for one reconstructed plane. The total
acquisition time was approximately 75 s with 120 ms acquisition time for each frame In,o,p.
Corresponding line-confocal images (without SIM) can be computed by summing over
orientations (o) and phases (p) of the SIM pattern using the preprocessed sectioned data
LS−SIM with different
LS−SIM images). Each Io,p
LS−SIM image requires n = 1..32 individual scan images In,o,p.
. The LS image is shown in Fig. 2(e, f).
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Fig. 2. LS-SIM reconstructed image of a Calliphora salivary gland (i). WF image (bottom-left
corner of (i)) shown for comparison. Scale bar 2 µm. Selected regions (red, green) reveal
details of the actin structures: (a, b) WF image, (c, d) WF-SIM reconstruction, (e, f) LS image,
(g, h) LS-SIM reconstruction. Intensity profiles along red line in (e) and blue line in (g) is
plotted in (j) in corresponding colors. Scale bar (a-h) 1 µm.
3. Results
A LS-SIM reconstruction of a Calliphora salivary gland stained with Alexa488-Phalloidin is
shown in Fig. 2(i). The sample was ~30 µm thick and the section was taken ~5µm below the
surface. The bottom left corner of Fig. 2(i) shows a wide-field (WF) image for comparison.
The out-of-focus light is dramatically reduced in the LS-SIM reconstructed images, revealing
complex structural detail within the sample. The fine actin structure remains completely
unresolved in the WF image Fig. 2(a,b). Reconstructed conventional WF-SIM data reveal
some structural detail, but the image is severely corrupted by noise artifacts (Fig. 2(c,d) and
Fig. 3(b)). The WF-SIM data were taken in the wide-field mode of the microscope prior to the
LS-SIM data acquisition with the same number of phases and orientations of the SIM pattern.
The acquisition time was 120 ms/frame and the laser power was adjusted to achieve an
approximately similar number of photons/pixels as for the whole series of LS-SIM data. The
appropriate adjustment of the laser power was determined from the previous measurement
using a different region of the same sample.
The line scan image ILS, corresponds to an image from a line confocal microscope. It
provides optical sectioning with strongly reduced out-of-focus light (Fig. 2(e,f)). However,
when compared with a wide field image, resolution in the lateral direction has not been
improved. In LS-SIM the optical sectioning capability of the line scanning and the resolution
improvement of the structured illumination combine to show very fine details of the
specimen's inner structure (see Fig. 2(h) and arrows in Fig. 3(a)), unresolved in WF (Fig.
2(b)) and barely visible in WF-SIM (Fig. 2(d) and arrows in Fig. 3(b)) and LS mode (Fig.
2(f)). Due to the higher quality of the SIM pattern in the Io,p
reconstructed images are less affected by noise artifacts compared with the conventional WF-
LS−SIM images (Fig. 1(c)), the
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PCC Stretch-Acceleration Welcome Event with Mike Rose
English Division Stretch-Accelerated Team
Wednesday, February 6, 2013 from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM (PST)
Please join the PCC English Division Stretch Acceleration Team for a special Welcome event featuring keynote speaker Mike Rose reading from his new book, Back to School. Additionally, a faculty member will offer a brief overview of Stretch-Acceleration, and student work will be featured. This event has limited seating. A book signing will follow, and books will be available for purchase at the event.
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GFI Software trains both partners and end-users at a workshop in Islamabad, Pakistan
April 11, 2013 9:10 by sanjeev kant
GFI Software™ today announced that it recently conducted a successful training workshop in the capital of Pakistan, Islamabad. The workshop focused on the challenges faced by businesses and partners in Pakistan.
GFI Software took this as an opportunity to give its channel partners and end-users at the workshop an update on the latest global trends and how technology can help businesses become more productive by using the array of products in GFI's portfolio.
During the event, participants were given hands-on training on variety of its products like GFI MailArchiver, GFI WebMonitor, GFI MailEssentials Online, GFI FaxMaker and GFI LanGuard, among others. The training was provided by Fawad Laiq and Tariq Mahmood from Comguard. At the end of workshop a technical training certificate was presented to all attendees.
The workshop was a success and both partners and end-users were pleased with the outcome. Pakistan Security Exchange and the State Bank of Pakistan were among many leading entities that attended the event. Leading channel partners in the country like Haniya Technologies and Junisys also took part.
John Spoor, Regional Director, MEA, GFI Software, said: "We are thrilled with the response from both the channel community and businesses for our workshop. It gives us immense encouragement to focus more energy towards the fast growing IT market in Pakistan. I would like to thank all the participants who made this a successful event and GFI plans to be back soon for similar training workshops to educate end-users and facilitate business growth for our partners in Pakistan."
GFI products are distributed in the region, including Pakistan, by Comguard.
About GFI
GFI Software provides web and mail security, archiving and fax, networking and security software and hosted IT solutions for small to medium-sized businesses (SMB) via an extensive global partner community. GFI products are available either as on-premise solutions, in the cloud or as a hybrid of both delivery models.
With award-winning technology, a competitive pricing strategy, and a strong focus on the unique requirements of SMBs, GFI satisfies the IT needs of these organizations on a global scale. The company has offices in the United States, UK, Austria, Australia, Malta, Hong Kong, Philippines and Romania, which together support hundreds of thousands of installations worldwide. GFI is a channel-focused company with thousands of partners throughout the world and is also a Microsoft Gold ISV Partner.


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