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Colorado has become the first U.S. state to pass rules regulating methane air pollution from drilling and fracking operations.
The Colorado Air Quality Control Commission (AQCC) voted 8-1 on Sunday, February 23, 2014 to require oil and gas companies operating in the state to start testing their pipelines, drill rigs, storage tanks, compressor stations and other sources of potential methane leakage on a monthly basis using new, more sensitive instruments like infrared cameras.
Companies will also be required to monitor, detect and repair leaks of other types of hydrocarbons, like volatile organic compounds (VOCs). They must also provide aggressive timelines for the repair of any leaks, and the new rules put stricter limits on emissions from drilling operations located near residential and recreational areas.
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The new rules grew out of a collaboration between a coalition of environmental groups led by the Environmental Defense Fund and three of the largest energy companies operating in the state: Noble Energy, Inc., Encana Corporation and Anadarko Petroleum Corporation.
Some industry groups tried to weaken the rules by arguing they should only apply to more heavily populated areas of the state and not statewide, but the AQCC resisted efforts to water down the new rules and adopted them largely as they were written, citing overwhelming public support for reining in air pollution from the drilling industry.
The new rules may also boost employment in the state. A spokesman who testified before the AQCC on behalf of Noble Energy said it will cost the company $3 million and they will have to hire 16 additional people to comply with the new rules.
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By Anne Landman • Monday, February 17, 2014 - 09:16
Many Coloradans who have battled city-by-city to regulate fracking near their residential areas may get some relief under a proposed constitutional amendment that would give cities and towns the right to regulate business activities within their borders.
In January 2014, the Colorado Community Rights Network (CCRN) submitted ballot language to amend Colorado's constitution, which would give municipalities the right to ban or regulate fracking and any other industrial activity — such as factory farming and hazardous waste disposal — within their borders.
The amendment would give local governments the right to enact laws "establishing, defining, altering or eliminating the rights, power and duties of for-profit business entities operating or seeking to operate in the community, to prevent such rights and powers from usurping or otherwise conflicting with the fundamental rights of people, their communities, and natural environment."
Put concisely: the measure would make the will of cities and towns superior to the will of corporations. It would also permit cities to regulate any business that can put the health, safety and/or welfare of its inhabitants at risk.
The language of the amendment has been approved and it is now ready to go to Colorado's Secretary of State for a title assignment. It would need a minimum of 86,000 valid signatures for a spot on the ballot.
Were it to pass, it would eliminate lawsuits like those currently being brought by the Colorado Oil and Gas Association against Fort Collins, Broomfield and Lafayette, all of which have voted to ban drilling and fracking within their borders.
The proposal was originally called the "Community Rights Constitutional Amendment," drafted by the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund (CELDF) at the request of the CCRN. Lafayette passed the first so-called "Community Bill of Rights" ordinance in the state in 2013, after citizens voted to amend the city's charter to make fracking illegal.
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Think only Canadians need to worry about tar sands extraction? Think again.
In October, U.S. Oil Sands, Inc. joined Kentucky-based Arrakis Oil Recovery as the second company to receive a permit to produce U.S. tar sands. The Utah Water Quality Board gave U.S. Oil Sands a permit to extract 2,000 barrels of oil per day from Utah's tar sands reserves.
Despite its name, U.S. Oil Sands is actually a Canadian outfit based in Calgary, Alberta. The company currently holds leases on just over 32,000 acres in Utah's Uintah Basin. U.S. Oil Sands' mining will take place at PR Spring on the Colorado Plateau in an area called the Bookcliffs, which straddles the Utah/Colorado border.
U.S. Oil Sands' water-and-energy-intensive extraction process involves first digging up congealed tar sands, then crushing them to reduce their size. The company then mixes the crushed sand with large amounts of hot water (at a temperature of 122-176°F) to loosen up and liquefy the tarry, oil-containing residue and separating it from the sand.
Next, coarse solids sink, are subsequently removed and considered waste tailings. Air is then bubbled through the remaining water-oil mixture, which makes the oil float to the top in what's referred to as "bitumen froth," in industry lingo. The froth is then deaerated, meaning all the air molecules are removed.
When it finally gets to this point in the production process, the mixture is still so thick it can't be pumped through pipelines.
Thus, it undergoes even more treatment with a hydrocarbon solvent to reduce the viscosity and density of the sludge. Wastes from the process — which contain water contaminated with chemicals and unrecoverable oils — are called "middlings" and will be disposed of in surface tailings ponds and kept long-term.
Anne Landman | February 11, 2014
By Anne Landman • Tuesday, February 11, 2014 - 17:28
Citizens in cities on Colorado's front range are pushing back against the fracking boom by passing ballot measures to either prohibit the practice or ban it temporarily.
The town of Longmont was the first in Colorado to ban fracking in 2012, when voters changed their city charter to prohibit it. Governor John Hickenlooper's administration then sued Longmont over their ban, claiming only the state has the authority to regulate drilling.
Despite the lawsuit, in 2013 even more Colorado cities passed anti-fracking ballot measures. Fort Collins passed a five year moratorium on fracking within city limits, and the Colorado Oil and Gas Association (COGA) sued Fort Collins over the measure less than one month after it passed. By a close vote, the city of Broomfield narrowly passed a ballot measure similar to Fort Collins'.
After a recount determined Broomfield's measure had passed by 17 votes out of more than 20,000 cast, COGA sued Broomfield, too, saying only the state can regulate drilling.
Boulder citizens voted 78 percent in favor of extending an existing moratorium on fracking by five more years, and by a margin of 60.1 to 39.9 percent, Lafayette voters amended their city charter to make fracking for energy development out-and-out illegal. COGA sued Lafayette, too, at the same time it sued Fort Collins.
So far, Boulder has escaped a lawsuit since there currently are no active wells there. U.S. Rep. Jared Polis (D-CO), whose district contains all of these embattled cities, defended their efforts to ban fracking within their borders. Polis posted a YouTube video in which he tells COGA to stop their lawsuits, saying it's "unAmerican" for COGA to sue Colorado communities "just because they didn't like the outcome at the ballot box."

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Few things in this world are BLK & WHT, but Rick Ross's life story seems to be one of 'em. (At least, according to the album inclusion I name-dropped in that last sentence; I... More
Posted 9 months ago
Featuring: Ty Dolla $ign
Song: Always Into Something
No, you're not seeing double; there really are two brand new singles from Stalley in today's feature lineup. Though Jackin' Chevys and its accompanying visuals are still fresh out... More
Posted 10 months ago
Song: Jackin' Chevys
Stalley may have the money to buy his own whips now that he's part of the "untouchable Maybach Empire," but nothing beats the thrill of Jackin' Chevys right off the street. On his... More
Posted 10 months ago
Editor's Pick
Song: Long Way Down
When you've climbed as high as Stalley has in a relatively short period of time, you're bound to experience a little vertigo. After all, as hookwoman Crystal Torres puts it on the... More
Posted one year ago
Song: Midwest Blues
Lately, Ohio spitter Stalley's been suffering from a case of the Midwest Blues. What exactly does that ailment involve? Shockingly, it's got nothing whatsoever to do with the horrible... More
Posted one year ago
Song: Raise Your Weapons
I don't own a weapon (discounting my set of kitchen knives) and I have only shot a gun once (at a firing range), but I am fairly sure that Stalley needs my help. No matter where you stand on the gun... More
Posted one year ago
Featuring: Lil' KeKe | Bun B | Trae The Truth | Chamillionaire
I'll keep it one-hundred: when I hear the phrase "Ol School" (with or without the 'd'), Houston isn't the first city that comes to mind. Which is a damn shame, because it... More
Posted one year ago
Featuring: ScHoolboy Q
Song: NineteenEighty7
If you ask me, the best year ever was 1988 (It just so happens that was my birth year.). After listening to Stalley's latest effort, however, I think NineteenEighty7 may give '88 a run for its... More
Posted one year ago
Song: A-Wax
On his last mixtape single, MMG emcee Stalley raised his figurative weapon against the strife and inequity that pervade our society, and encouraged listeners to do the same. Don't get it... More
Posted one year ago
Some days, rocking just one species simply ain't enough. That's when Stalley busts out the White Minks & Gator Sleeves. The ensemble the Ohio native describes on the latest single off... More
Posted 2 years ago
Featuring: Scarface
Song: Swangin
It's been a hot minute since Stalley had a solo feature on our pages; his last, Lincoln Way Nights outtake Jungle, was released way back in October of 2011. Now that he's buckled down to... More
Posted 2 years ago
Artist: Mary J. Blige
Song: Why (Remix)
Greeted with largely positive reader reviews when it first hit the Booth back in March, MJB's Why makes its return to our pages in officially remixed form. Joining the headliner and original... More
Posted 3 years ago
Artist: Maybach Music Group
Featuring: Rick Ross | Wale | Stalley | Kendrick Lamar
Song: Power Circle
Album: Self Made Vol. 2
When you've got the entire MMG roster (minus Omarion) appearing on the same cut, you expect a banging, DJ Khaled-esque posse cut, right? Wrong. Instead el generalissimo Rick Ross decides to take... More
Posted 3 years ago
Artist: Rick Ross
Judging by the level of success Fat Joe's Breezy-assisted single achieved when it dropped back in fall 2011, Rick Ross figured that listeners wouldn't mind if Another Round returned for,... More
Posted 3 years ago
Artist: Leedz Edutainment
Featuring: Stalley | Apollo The Great
Song: Stay Charged
An indie label based out of Boston, Leedz Edutainment are getting ready to showcase their impressive stable on a brand new, DJBooth-hosted compilation album. Making its world premiere right here in... More
Posted 3 years ago
Artist: G-Side
Song: Gettin' It
Ever since The One, Huntsville, Alabama duo G-Side has renewed my desire to acquire hood mixtapes just for the whip. Keeping it centered on what they represent, G-Side takes the dirt road to show how... More
Posted 3 years ago
Artist: tabi Bonney
Featuring: Stalley | Diz Gibran
Song: Relax
Looking for something breezy yet left-of-center to head-nod along to while Relaxing in the sun? Look no further—making its world premiere in the Booth, tabi Bonney's latest unreleased... More
Posted 3 years ago
Artist: Apache Chief
Song: Let Go
Album: Upstate of Mind
We've all got a little mental baggage we'd do well to Let Go of; on his first Booth feature and latest single, Apache Chief sifts through some of his own, engaging in some candid... More
Posted 4 years ago
Featuring: RASHAD
Song: Summer in America
I wasn't sure how Stalley was going to fit within Rick Ross' Maybach Music Group structure, but musically for Stalley ain't a damn thing changed. His music still has that soulful... More
Posted 4 years ago
Artist: Wale
Featuring: Stalley | Black Cobain
Song: Cookup
Fresh off the release of Self Made Vol. 1, a Maybach Music compilation album prominently featuring the D.C. heavyweight, Wale continues in that project's bombastically fresh, vein on his latest... More
Posted 4 years ago
Artist: Nesby Phips
Song: Magic
Hoping to bring our readers under his spell, Dirty Southern up-and-comer Nesby Phips has stepped into the Booth to work a little Magic on your eardrums. On this unreleased joint, the pensive, sampled... More
Posted 4 years ago
Featuring: Rick Ross
I'm no expert on hip-hop etiquette, but I do know one thing: when you're a rap buzzmaker and you've just been signed to a heavyweight artist's label imprint, it's proper... More
Posted 4 years ago
Editor's Pick
Song: Monkey Ish (RIP Pimp C)
Nearly three years after the UGK legend's tragic death, rappers from the Lone Star State and beyond continue to pay regular tribute to Pimp C, and it's no mystery why: behind the... More
Posted 4 years ago
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Hollywood Comes to The Shore and Raises Over $40k for Sandy Relief
Last night, one of the most notorious biker gangs in the country invaded Asbury Park. Don't worry, I'm not talking about an actual biker gang (or, as they prefer to be called, a "motorcycle club"), I'm talking about FX's hit drama "Sons of Anarchy". They were here to help with Sandy relief.
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A year ago today, Superstorm Sandy devastated Ocean County. Three days later, we came across this haunting and heartbreaking "goodbye" note:
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Jim Harbaugh throws out first pitch at Tigers game (Video)Nick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday7 hrs ago
The college football coach first pitch tour continued Tuesday night. With Jim Harbaugh, of course.
The Michigan coach threw out the first pitch at the Detroit Tigers game. You can tell he used to play a position that required a lot of throwing. And no, we're not surprised at all he was wearing khakis.
.@CoachJim4UM threw out tonight's first pitch! pic.twitter.com/N6xyurYMIK
The pitch isn't the best part of it though. Harbaugh was wearing the jersey of former Detroit pitcher Mark "The Bird" Fidrych and his windup was pretty close to Fidrych's. It's not exact, but you can see the similarities.
Check out Harbaugh jersey. One of his favorite players pic.twitter.com/NOf7dYRVyt
He also got some pretty sweet seats after the game.
Doesn't get much better than at the Ball Park with my Beautiful wife Sarah! Also great to see Verlander on the mound! pic.twitter.com/9cFcAzDFl3Wed, Jul 17:08 PM EDTPittsburgh at DetroitPreview Game
UAB and coach Bill Clark working on long-term dealNick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday9 hrs ago
Now that football is back at UAB after a brief hiatus, coach Bill Clark wants to stay with the school.
Clark told Al.com that he's working with the school on a new long-term contract. He said his current deal runs through the end of 2016 and needs a new deal to help recruit. UAB's athletic director said negotiations were ongoing.
"It's going to be a commitment to myself and my family, and my staff that we want to be here, we're going to be here," Clark told the site. "But it's our school saying, 'Football is here to stay, this is our coach, this is his staff. We're going to commit to him and the things it takes to do it the right way.' "
Report: Alosi had previously been unhappy with Combs' absenceNick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday11 hrs ago
Apparent discontent with Justin Combs' absence at team workouts was reportedly nothing new at UCLA.
According to TMZ, UCLA strength coach Sal Alosi previously used the son of P. Diddy missing workouts as an example to the team.
Sources connected to UCLA's football program tell TMZ Sports ... the humiliating incident went down in February. Coach Sal Alosi had several players in the the gym for a training sesh, which Justin missed because he was at the NBA All-Star game.
We're told Alosi openly mocked Justin by putting a pic of him at the game -- next to Diddy and Ben Stiller ... in all the gym monitors. We're told Alosi told players ... "While you guys are training, this guy is sitting courtside with his dad." The pic remained up for 24 hours.
Ball State players dressed up like superheroes on max squat day (Video)Sam Cooper at Dr. Saturday12 hrs ago
Ball State apparently takes its max-out leg day very seriously.
A video uploaded by the team on Tuesday shows off its players squatting massive amounts of weight – all while dressed up as various superheroes, including the Hulk.
Also featured in the video were strobe lights, a tunnel of smoke, shirt ripping, face paint and yelling. Lots of yelling.
Oh, and don't miss the guy dressed up like a wizard. He seems like fun.
Strength coach David Feeley said getting the guys to dress up raises the excitement level for the day.
"Every guy in America squats. Every guy in America benches and power cleans, but it's how they do it and how excited they are when they perform those lifts. That's what really matters," Feeley said. "Results were really good. Our guys got really excited about it. Heavy weight got lifted. There was a lot of team bonding going on as well.
"There is nothing goofy about putting 500 to 600 pounds across your back and squatting it up and down. Why would you not want to have fun while you're in here lifting as hard as you can every day?"
This one is going to be tough to top next year.
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Report: Ole Miss' Laremy Tunsil was meeting with agents on night of fightGraham Watson at Dr. Saturday12 hrs ago
The stepfather of Ole Miss tackle Laremy Tunsil alleges that his stepson was meeting with football agents prior to the incident that led to Tunsil's arrest for domestic assault.
According to The Clarion-Ledger, Lindsey Miller told sheriff's deputies on Thursday night that he and Tunsil's mother, Desiree Tunsil, were arguing about Tunsil "riding around with football agents."
According to the police report, which was obtained by The Clarion-Ledger, Miller told deputy Rudy Howell that "Tunsil and the agents" left in a yellow convertible.
Report: Florida State QB De'Andre Johnson charged with batterySam Cooper at Dr. Saturday15 hrs ago
Florida State quarterback De'Andre Johnson has formally been charged with misdemeanor battery, according to ESPN.com.
The state attorney's office has reportedly issued a warrant for the arrest of Johnson, who is accused of punching a 21-year-old woman at a bar in Tallahassee on June 24. Assistant state attorney Georgia Cappleman told ESPN that state attorney Willie Meggs decided to charge Johnson after reviewing security footage of the incident from inside the bar.
The incident reportedly occurred after the woman cut in front of Johnson.
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According to the sources, Johnson was involved in an argument with the woman after she cut in front of him while they were waiting to order drinks at a bar near the FSU campus. Witnesses told police the woman raised her arms and then Johnson grabbed them and punched her in the face.
Jim Harbaugh once played chess and drank milk with now-recruitNick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday16 hrs ago
We doubt Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh and defensive coordinator D.J. Durkin had any idea they could have been recruiting for many years into the future when they stopped by the Murphy household on a recruiting trip for Stanford.
Yes, this is another random Harbaugh story.
While the two were coaching the Cardinal they were recruiting Trent Murphy, a defensive end in the class of 2009. When they stopped by the Murphy household for a visit, Trent's parents weren't there. They were at the hospital as Laurie Murphy was pregnant with their seventh child and was having labor pains.
"It was either go home, get ready for Jim Harbaugh or get my wife to the hospital," Jerry Murphy told Sports 360. "Well my wife's going to win. We went to the hospital. We thought it was going to be a routine visit, just go there and leave … by the time we left, we were at the hospital for a good five hours."
Akron president says he would not have built football stadiumNick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday17 hrs ago
Akron struggled getting fans into the seats of InfoCision Stadium in 2014. And those attendance struggles are making the president of the school second guess the decision to build the new stadium a handful of years ago.
The Zips attracted just over 55,000 fans last year. Yes, that's for an entire season. In case you were wondering, each of the top 30 teams in FBS attendance in 2014 each averaged more than Akron's season total per game.
InfoCision Stadium seats 30,000.
In an interview with the Akron Beacon-Journal, the president of the university was pretty straightforward when asked about the stadium built in 2009.
Even UA President Scott Scarborough, who took over last year, is lukewarm on InfoCision Stadium.
"I would not have built that stadium," he said, putting extra emphasis on the word "that" during a recent interview with the Beacon Journal editorial board.
LSU DT Trey Lealaimatafao dismissed after arrestSam Cooper at Dr. Saturday1 day ago
A little more than a week after LSU defensive tackle Trey Lealaimatafao was arrested, Tigers head coach Les Miles dismissed him from the program on Monday.
"Trey is no longer a member of our football team," Miles said in a statement. "We have gathered information on this incident and we feel it's best for us to part ways."
Lealaimatafao, a redshirt freshman from San Antonio, Texas, was arrested June 19 for simple battery and simple robbery stemming from a fight in the parking lot of a Baton Rouge bar.
Police said Lealaimatafao "dug through the pockets" of a man who had been beaten unconscious and then "punched the victim's girlfriend in the face with a closed fist" when she tried to stop him. After continuing to "dig through the male victim's pockets," witnesses said Lealaimatafao, 18, "fled the scene when authorities arrived."
Ex-UCLA QB Asiantii Woulard says he's transferring to South FloridaSam Cooper at Dr. Saturday1 day ago
Asiantii Woulard is headed back to Florida.
Nearly a month after Woulard announced his decision to leave UCLA, the redshirt sophomore quarterback said Monday that he's transferring to South Florida.
Decided to come home & play at the University of South Florida. No past regrets at all but looking forward to a new beginning in Tampa! #USF
Thank you UCLA for everything, forever grateful & appreciate everyone there. Excited for this new opportunity! #Bulls pic.twitter.com/cdj2XX69wp
"I am very familiar with the team already, it's close to home and it's a great situation to come in and compete," Woulard told ESPN's Joe Schad. "USF is a program that has been waiting for something special and I want to help build that."


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Values of color component densities for Red(R), Green(G) and Blue(B), the primary colors of a light image, are used to provide data for each of a number of printing inks, such as Cyan(C), Magenta(M), Yellow(Y) and Black(BK), used for producing multi-color prints. The data, obtained by applying the so-called "density-saturation theory", are retrieved from a memory device and added selectively for all the ink colors to obtain total density signals representative of the color components. After processing, these signals control a color cathode ray tube (CRT) to display a color image simulating the multi-color prints.
1. A method for displaying a color image, simulating a multi-color print on a color picture displaying device by using density signals of separated colors obtained from an original color picture, comprising the steps of:
(a) retrieving from a memory device a value--log (1-Di/k) (where k is a constant of density-saturation point) corresponding to a density Di of each of the separated color components relative to said density signals;
(b) selectively summing said values of step (a) to obtain a total density signal for each color component; and
(c) controlling said color picture displaying device by using said total density signal for each decomposed color.
2. A method according to claim 1 comprising the further step of converting digital signals representing the summed values obtained in step (b) into analogue signals to be utilized for an analogue circuit which produces control signals for a display device.
3. A method according to claim 1 in which control signals for a display device, stored in a further memory, are retrieved from the memory to the display device by using digital signals corresponding to the summed values obtained in said step (b), the retrieved signals being input to the display device after undergoing a digital-analogue conversion.
4. A method as recited in claim 1 comprising the step of inputting to the memory device color density data representing said density of each seperated color component in each ink to be used in said multi-color print.
5. A method as recited in claim 1 wherein said retrieving step further comprises the step of inputting to said memory device data representative of specified ink quantities in order to retrieve said color component densities in the specified ink.
6. A system for displaying a color image simulating a multi-color print on a color picture display device by using density signals of separated colors obtained from an original color picture, comprising:
(a) table memory means loaded with symbol values -log (1-Di/k) corresponding to a density Di for each separated color component relative to said density signal;
(b) adding means for selectively summing said symbol values retrieved from said table memory to obtain a total density signal for each color component; and
(c) a converting means for obtaining control signals to be input to a display device by utilizing said summed values.
7. A system according to claim 6 in which said converting means comprises a digital/analogue converter which converts the digital signals of the summed values into analogue signals, and an analogue calculating circuit which produces the control signals to be input to a display device by using said analogue signals.
8. A system according to claim 6 in which said converting means comprises a further table memory which stores control signals corresponding to the summed values obtained in said adding means and a digital/analogue converter which converts the digital signals retrieved from said further table memory into analogue signals which are input to a display device.
9. A system for displaying on a color picture display device a color image simulating a multi-color print by using color separation density signals obtained from an original picture comprising:
(a) table memory means for storing symbol values--log (1-Di/k) corresponding to a density Di of each of the separated color components in each of a plurality of inks used to print said color picture;
(b) means for applying color separation signals representative of said original picture to said table memory means to provide output signals representative of an image to be printed;
(c) adding means for summing the output signals from said table memory means to obtain a total signal for each separated color components; and
(d) converting means for converting said total signal to a control signal for input to said color picture display device.
10. A system as recited in claim 9 wherein said table memory means is operable for outputting said signals representative of said image in accordance with quantities of said inks used to print said color picture.
The present invention relates to a color proof means, such as an electronic color simulation system, which determines the correctness of color separation work in a color plate producing process prior to final printing by simulating a color image on a color cathode ray tube (CRT) screen identical to the final prints.
On producing color prints, a variety of colors and tones is normally obtained by successively applying inks of Cyan(C), Magenta(M) and Yellow(Y) (primary colors in subtractive mixture) as well as Black-(BK) ink, which mainly compensates dark part density graduation at desired proportions. The amount of each ink to be applied is directly controlled by a corresponding color separation plate which, therefore, defines the final color tone of the printed matter. Prior to final printing, test prints or proofs are made to check the final color tone expected to result from use of the color separation plates, the plates being modified or reproduced if necessary. This procedure is known as color proofing.
A conventional color proofing process consists of making printing plates from each of a plurality of color separation films Y, M, C, BK, test printing with the printing plates and corresponding printing inks to obtain a proof and, if deemed necessary either from the proof or from the conditions of the original color film and/or each color separation film Y, M, C, BK, modifying the separated color films (hand retouching) or, after adjusting tone and/or color separation conditions, reproducing new color plates and producing a new proof. This means that after the color plates are modified or reproduced, each printing plate corresponding to the separated color films must be made and a test printing with the printing plates must be done with a proof-printing press. Therefore, the conventional proofing method is a trial and error process and involves expenditures of much time and cost.
To overcome these difficulties, several electronic color proofing systems have been realized. One such system records each video signal obtained from each separated color film Y, M, C, BK through a TV camera, retrieves the recorded video signals synchronously, performs necessary calculations with the signals in an electronic circuit for generating color tones identical to those of a print to be produced, and displays the result of the calculations on a color monitoring screen. Another system employs flying-spot scanners which scan a set of separated color films synchronously to display a color image without recording any video signal. Another new system, known as a layout scanner system, records on a memory device such as a magnetic disc each color density signal obtained from color components by a color scanner. The system transfers each color density signal to a refresh memory to display color tone simulating that of a print to be produced.
However, it should be noted that there exists a recognizable gap between the spectral characteristics of ideal inks and those of actual printing inks which contain unwanted color absorbing factors which are usually expressed as ink impurities. Therefore, when displaying a color image on a color monitoring screen by using video signals obtained from each film of separated color through a TV camera, a circuit is required to calculate how much each monochromatic color printed with a relevant color plate will be affected by the impurity of the corresponding ink. Additionally, a circuit is also required to calculate how discolored a final multi-color print will be, printed with all the color plates and corresponding inks.
In this connection, several methods of performing these color calculations are already disclosed.
One of the methods is described as follows. That is, at first, preliminarily digitizing density signals of separated colors corresponding to printing inks, normally Cyan(C), Magenta(M), Yellow(Y) and Black (BK), on a necessary density graduation for expressing desired color tone, secondly preparing a look-up-table memory loaded with values which, verified by actual test printing and subsequent comparison, correspond to all the possible combinations of every density graduation level of each color separation film. Thereafter, Red(R), Green(G) and Blue(B) signals which will embody color tone identical to that of a print to be produced can be directly retrieved from the look-up-table memory, by using address signals utilizing the separated color density signals.
In the above method, if an equation is available which is based on fundamental characteristic values and is capable of predicting the color tone to be produced by actual printing, the equation may be applied instead of said digitized signals.
On the other hand, when digitizing each color density signal, maintaining of natural color tone normally requires a density graduation of about 256 levels for each of the C, M, Y and BK color plates. This means that the number of combinations of every density level of each color plate is (256)4 ≈4�109, which requires too large a memory capacity. For this reason, as disclosed in Japanese Patent Application No. 56-93013, U.S. Ser. No. 378,792, by the same applicant, preparation of a conveniently thinned out look-up-table memory along with the interpolation (in the above case, fourth-degree-calculations) is proposed.
With this improved method, the actual equation to be used for interpolation is rather simplified. However, an application of the equation to hardware still involves some problems such as complexity of multiplying circuits and requirements of comparison circuits for adapting to various situations. All of these problems will be multiplied, especially when more than four printing inks are used, resulting in complex and expensive hardware.
Another method of performing the aforesaid calculations replaces the look-up-table memory with real time calculation which predicts the color tone to be printed from each color density signal.
To embody the real time calculation, several methods have been previously suggested. One of them utilizes Neugebauer's equation or its derivative equation, as disclosed in Japanese Patent laid open No. 49-12910, U.S. Ser. No. 235,296). This method includes the steps of determining quantities of inks to be used from each of the separated color signals Y, M, C, BK, calculating area rates for every possible combination of inks, multiplying the area rates by each specific reflex factor and summing these values to predict the mean color tone to be printed with a plurality of inks.
With this method, the more printing inks are used, the more terms are needed in the calculations to obtain the area rates. This inevitably involves complicated settings of factor data for the terms in the equations and consequently requires a complex and expensive system.
Though the Neugebauer's equation is comparatively clear, it is also well known that, when the equation is applied for prediction of color tone to be printed with a typical halftone dot density of about 150 lines per inch, the equation gives little success.
Modification and correction of the Neugebauer's equation in an attempt to obtain successful application would lead to introduction of exponential terms in equations, as seen in said Japanese Patent laid open No. 49-12910, resulting in still more complicated calculations.
There are other methods for real time calculation, as disclosed in Japanese Patent Publication Nos. 54-38921, 54-38922 and 56-26015. The method of said Japanese Patent Publication Nos. 54-38921 or 54-38922 include the steps of determining the quantities of inks to be used from each density signal of separated colors and summing the values of density signal of R, G, B of each printing ink selectively to obtain the total value of each separated color component density wherein it is assumed that the values of density signal of R, G, B of an ink increases proportionally with the amount of the ink. However, in the printing process there is a characteristic known as additivity-law failure, owing to a characteristic whereby a portion of a print with multiple inks is seen too thick of its color factor on a CRT monitor provided that a higher performance of realization of color scanning for a portion of a printed matter with one ink is achieved. Therefore, practically, an approach of under-color-removal as used in color scanners is introduced into the above method to rectify the signals of color components R, G, B of the portion printed with multiple colors.
The method of the said Japanese Patent Publication No. 56-26015 includes the steps of selectively summing the values of density signals of R, G, B, calculated from the amount of each ink to be used to obtain the total value of each color component density, calculating correcting terms against additivity-law failure by multiplication and adding the obtained values to the total value of each composed color density to predict the color tone of a print to be produced.
All these aforesaid methods for real time calculation, however, require circuits for detecting portions with multiple separated colors on a print and circuits for multiplications of each density value of color components. In addition, an exact prediction of the color tone to be printed requires an appropriate selection of factors for every term used in the equations and, when more than four printing inks are used, the increased number of combinations of separated colors would render these methods impracticable.
In particular, with the method using correcting terms against additivity-law failure, those correcting terms in equations which have been found relatively small through taking the amount of impurity of ink into account are neglected while this omission could be better avoided for correctness.
It is, accordingly, an object of the present invention to overcome the disadvantages in the prior methods by providing a method and system that will utilize simpler calculations leading to simpler calculating circuits and realize the display of a better color image of a color printed matter on a screen.
The calculations used in the present invention rely upon the so-called density-saturation theory. By applying the theory, each R, G, and B color signal to be input to a color picture tube can be obtained through selective summing of Value L=-log (1-Di/k) for each value of color component density as shown in equations (3), (4) and (5) below, wherein k is a constant of density-saturation point; Di is each value of color component density signal contained in a color density signal corresponding to the amount of a printing ink, such as C, M, Y or BK ; and L is a common term used in the equations (3), (4) and (5) which are derived from the density-saturation theory.
More specifically, the system of the present invention will have a memory loaded with the Value L=-log(1-Di/k) corresponding to one of the color components corresponding to a printing ink to be used and the values will be retrieved from the memory to be summed for each total density of color components, which will finally control a color picture tube.
An embodiment of the present invention will now be described by way of example and will reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is an illustration explaining the general concept of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a graph showing a typical characteristic curve of -log (1-Di/k) as a function of Di ;
FIGS. 3 to 6 are graphs showing the typical characteristic curves stored in a memory device; and
FIG. 7 is a graph showing a typical characteristic curve of a characteristics transforming circuit.
As previously noted, the present invention is based on the density-saturation theory. According to the theory, there exists a phenomenon that, owing to first surface reflection, internal multiple reflections, ink opacity, trapping, reverse transition effect, color separation characteristic, half tone structure, scattering of light inside of paper and the like, the sum of each color component density always exceeds the actual color density of a printed matter or, in other words, applying more inks cannot increase a value of color density (D) of a printed matter proportionally. Instead, the density, which only converges to the density-saturation point (k), can be expressed by the following equation (1): ##EQU1## wherein D1, D2, . . . Dn are graduated values of color separation density of each density signal of color components.
For example, in a case where four color inks of C, M, Y and BK are used and total density value D of R color is being calculated, D1, D2, D3 and D4 will correspond to the density value of the R element of each of the separated colors, that is Yr, Mr, Cr, Kr. In a case where more or less than four printing inks are used, an expected value of total color density (D) can be obtained by determining the specific density (Di) of each of the color components of R, G and B of every printing ink. The good applicability of the density-saturation theory is reconfirmed by the applicant of the present invention.
Equation (1) is, however, still too complex and difficult to be applied to real time color calculation necessary for meeting the displaying speed of a color monitoring device.
To overcome this problem, the present invention transforms equation (1) into equation (2) below and performs a calculation by using equation (2). ##EQU2##
The present invention, therefore, uses log (1-Di/k) as a basic unit itself or as data representative of the amount of ink in a calculation.
FIG. 1 shows a typical configuration for embodying the present invention. In FIG. 1, 1 (1a, 1b, . . . 1l is a look-up-table memory which, for each quantity of ink, is loaded with values of L=log (1-Di/k), calculated from the density value Di of color components instead of the value Di itself (also seen in FIGS. 3 to 6).
This look-up-table memory for the separated colors is loaded with the value L calculated by using the values of each separated color density corresponding to the amount of each ink determined by measuring the values of separated color density of each proof.
When the ink amount has a density graduation of 256 levels, the same number of memory addresses to store said value L for each of color components R, G, B, are required. For example, when four inks are used and a graduation of 256 levels is also required for the Value L, a memory device having a capacity of about 3K bytes (4�3�256=3072) is necessary.
FIG. 2 shows a curve of L=-log (1-Di/k), wherein k is 2.5.
FIGS. 3, 4, 5 and 6 show typical characteristic curves L for each of R, G and B color components contained in inks of C, M, Y and BK respectively. In these figures, Cr, Cg and Cb are density values of color components R, G, B of C ink respectively; Mr, Mg and Mb are density values of color components R, G, B of M ink respectively; Yr, Yg and Yb are density values of color components R, G, B of Y ink respectively; and Br, Bg and Bb are density values of color components R, G, B of BK ink respectively.
With a memory device having such a capacity as to store these data, log (1-Cr/k), log (1-Cg/k) and log (1-Cb/k) can be retrieved for the ink quantities of the C color plate; log (1-Mr/k), log (1-Mg/k) and log (1-Mb/k) can be retrieved for the ink quantity of the M color plate; log (1-Yr/k), log (1-Yg/k) and log (1-Yb/k) can be retrieved for the ink quantity of the Y color plate; and log (1-Br/k), log (1-Bg/k) and log (1-Bb/k) are retrieved for the ink quantity of the BK color plate without a complicated calculation of interpolation.
These values are selectively summed as to each of three primary colors of R, G and B in respective adder devices 2 (2r, 2g and 2b) as follows: ##EQU3## Note: log (1-Di/k), instead of -log (1-Di/k), is used for convenience. Lr, Lg and Lb signals are converted into analogue signals by respective D/A converters 3 (3r, 3g and 3b) and then converted into input signals for a color CRT by respective characteristic transforming circuits 4 (4r, 4g and 4b).
The circuit 4 for transforming characteristic has three functions (see FIG. 7). The first is to convert the L=log (1-D/k) signal into a density signal D as follows:
D=k�(1-10-L) (6)
Note: In equations (3), (4) and (5), L has a negative value.
The second is to convert the density signal into a brightness signal as follows:
I=Io �10-D (7)
wherein Io is a brightness equivalent to D=0.
The third is to convert the brightness signal into an input voltage for a color CRT as follows:
V=Vo �(I/Io)1/2.2 (8)
This invention may be practiced or embodied in still other ways without departing from the spirit or essential character thereof. For instance, while in FIG. 1 the three converting functions are achieved in a single stage, these functions may alternately be achieved separately in two or three stages.
Also, while in FIG. 1 the circuit 4 for transforming characteristic (4r, 4g and 4b) is arranged behind the D/A converter 3 (3r, 3g and 3b), all or part of the converting functions of the circuit 4 for transforming characteristic may alternately be achieved by digital processing using a set of digital table memories before being converted from digital to analogue.
Additionally, the total system including color component table memories may alternately be embodied as an analogue circuit to output signals to the color CRT 5.
As described hereinbefore, the present invention uses the equation of the density-saturation theory, though it is transformed, without any approximation or omission. Therefore, the present invention provides the highest reliability in correction of the additivity-law failure.
Moreover as values of log (1-D/k) calculated from density values of color components and density-saturation point are stored in memory tables beforehand, if color calculation is performed in digital circuits, the only calculation necessary is addition in the adder 2 (2r, 2g and 2b), and real time conversion is possible.
Still another feature is that, when more than four inks, such as five or six inks are used, the look-up-table memory (aa, 1b, . . . 1l) will be kept intact, new look-up-table memory of R, G and B for each added ink will be equipped, and each color component signal retrieved from the new memories will be selectively introduced to the adder 2 without the difficulties as would be encountered with the prior methods.
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The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) announced Wednesday that it has launched a pilot program offering parties in simplified cases pro bono or reduced-fee telephone mediation.
Participation in the pilot program, which began on Jan.15, is voluntary and open to cases involving claims of $50,000 or less, FINRA says.
"Telephone mediation is a lower-cost alternative, and would benefit dispute resolution forum users in many ways," said Linda Fienberg, president of FINRA Dispute Resolution, in a statement. "Besides eliminating the travel and preparation costs typically associated with in-person mediation, telephonic mediation offers greater convenience and flexibility, and is a practical alternative for all parties involved."
Parties interested in participating in the pilot can notify FINRA by visiting www.finra.org/arbitrationmediation/smallclaims. Also, FINRA says staff will notify eligible parties about the pilot program.
Mediators would serve on a pro bono basis on cases involving claims of $25,000 or less in damages. Reduced-fee mediation ($50 per hour) would be available on cases with damage claims between $25,000.01 and $50,000. FINRA says it will not charge any administrative fee for these cases.