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Island Packet — Soooo everyone here would take their 10-year-olds to a Wednesday night rock concert in a far-away city, right? That's an acceptable parenting decision? Because I kinda sorta did this, and the response so far seems to be evenly split between "He'll remember it his whole life" and "You are a negligent monster and we're kicking you off the PTO."
I agree with them both, because I started out the night with a fifth-grader whom I wanted to expose to new experiences, but left the show carrying my sleepy baby because he fell stone-cold asleep in an arena chair.
There I was last night with my son at a Pearl Jam concert, a good two hours away from his night-night books, bed and the school he was required to attend at 7:40 a.m. the next morning. And there he was, sound asleep, curled up in the chair like a precious little angel, albeit one surrounded by guys carrying 60-ounce beers and shout-singing lyrics from college. Given the chance, the kid will tuck himself into bed under a bundle of blankets and stuffed bears and read Percy Jackson books until 11:30 each night, but take him to a concert and it's "Ohhh I'm sleepy at 9:30, did you bring a pillow?"


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St. John's vs. Georgetown College Basketball Pick/Preview
- Updated: February 10, 2012
St. John's Red Storm vs. Georgetown Hoyas College Basketball Betting Preview
NCAA Basketball Spread: Off
Over/Under: Off
Georgetown nearly knocked off Syracuse in the Carrier Dome earlier this week, but the Hoyas dropped that one in overtime. How will the Hoyas respond to a tough loss like that one? St. John's is an extremely young team, but they do have plenty of talent. The Hoyas beat the Red Storm by 20 on the road, so St. John's will be looking for some revenge here.
Malik Stith was the only player left from last year's St. John team, but he left the team citing personal reasons earlier this week. Stith's departure leaves St. John with a six-man rotation, and all of those six players are in their first year with the program. It has been a rough year for a program that looked to be quickly on the rise before the season started. Steve Lavin put together one of the best recruiting classes in the history of the school, but things turned south from there. Lavin has missed most of the year due to complications from prostate cancer. The team as a whole has shown glimpses of greatness, but as a whole they have been disappointing.
St. John's lacks an outside shooter, which really hurts their offense. The Red Storm are shooting a miserable 27.9% from beyond the arc as a team. Maurice Harkless, D'Angelo Harrison, and God'sgift Achiuwa are the leaders for this team. Defensively, St. John's allows opponents to score 70.3 points per game.
Georgetown has been better than most people expected this year. John Thompson III credits the team's success this year to their tough trip to China in the offseason. The Hoyas got in a fight in China when the local Chinese team went crazy, but in the end it might have turned out to be a good thing for this squad. The Hoyas are now a much closer knit unit, and team chemistry is great. Jason Clark gives the Hoyas a senior leader that St. John's is lacking. Clark averages 15 points per game, and he shoots 50.4% from the floor. Henry Sims barely saw the floor last year, but he is the Hoyas main post presence this season. Sims averages 11.6 points and 5.7 boards per game. Hollis Thompson is knocking down 48% of his three-point attempts this year, and he really helps stretch the defense.
Georgetown has always been known for their strong half court defense, and this year's unit fits that mold nicely. This is a team that plays very good defense and is quick to help out when one person gets beat off the dribble. Opponents shoot just 38.8% from the floor against this tough defense. Georgetown is giving up only 58.8 points per game.
St. John's has really been struggling lately, and it's hard to imagine them sticking around in this one. Look for Georgetown to cruise to a comfortable win.
Prediction: Georgetown 78 St. John's 60
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Newby Lewis Kaminski & Jones wants to congratulate attorneys Martin W. Kus, Mark A. Lienhoop, David P. Jones, Kristina J. Jacobucci, and Nicholas T. Otis for being selected by their peers for inclusion in the 2015 Indiana Super Lawyers Magazine.
You can read the 2015 Indiana Super Lawyer magazine here.
Attorneys are nominated by their peers, then independent research is conducted on each lawyer. Only the top 5% of attorneys are selected to Super Lawyers and the top 2.5% of attorneys are selected to Rising Stars.
Martin W. Kus was recognized as a Super Lawyer for White Collar criminal defense litigation.
Mark A. Lienhoop was recognized as a Super Lawyer for Personal Injury Defense: Medical Malpractice.
David P. Jones was recognized as a Super Lawyer for criminal defense litigation.
Kristina J. Jacobucci was recognized as a Rising Star in family law.
Nicholas T. Otis was recognized as a Rising Star in Plaintiff's personal injury litigation.
January 19, 2015 - On Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Newby Lewis Kaminski & Jones Attorneys, Nicholas Otis, Brad Adamsky, Anthony Novak, and Rebecca Berg, volunteered at the LaPorte County Public Library at "Talk to a Lawyer Day." This event was coordinated through the LaPorte County Bar Association and the Volunteer Lawyer Network. During this event attorneys provide free legal advice to LaPorte County residents on a variety of subjects.
Martin W. Kus and Mark A. Lienhoop were honored as "Lawyer of the Year" in the South Bend metropolitan area after an exhaustive peer-review assessment conducted by Best Lawyers.
Martin W. Kus was recognized for bet-the-company litigation and Mark A. Lienhoop for insurance law.
Only a single lawyer in each practice area and designated metropolitan area is honored as the "Lawyer of the Year." Receiving this designation reflects the high level of respect a lawyer has earned among other leading lawyers in the same communities and the same practice areas for their abilities, their professionalism, and their integrity.
Lawyers are not required, or allowed, to pay a fee to be honored as a "Lawyer of the Year."
For three decades, Best Lawyers has been regarded by the profession and the public as the most credible and definitive guide to legal excellence in the United States.
Corporate Counsel magazine has called Best Lawyers "the most respected referral list of attorneys in practice."
Attorneys Mark L. Phillips, Martin W. Kus, Mark A. Lienhoop and David P. Jones were selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America for their work in the following practice areas:
• Mark L. Phillips: Employment law – management, labor and employment litigation.
• Martin W. Kus: Bet-the-company, commercial, and personal injury– plaintiffs and defendants litigation; criminal defense – white collar and non-white collar; labor and employment law – management.
• Mark A. Lienhoop: Insurance law, medical malpractice law – defendants.
• David P. Jones: Commercial litigation, criminal defense – white collar.
For three decades, Best Lawyers has been regarded by the profession and the public as the most credible and definitive guide to legal excellence in the United States, according to a news release. Best Lawyers is based on an exhaustive peer-review survey. More than 50,000 leading attorneys cast more than 5.5 million votes on the legal abilities of other lawyers in their practice areas. Lawyers are not required or allowed to pay a fee to be listed.
Corporate Counsel magazine has called Best Lawyers "the most respected referral list of attorneys in practice."
April 2014
Partner Nick Otis will argue Corbin v. State at the Indiana Supreme Court on April 24th. Corbin, a teacher, sent messages to a student asking her to take care of his sexual arousal, to sneak out of the house so he could pick her up, etc. Corbin was charged with attempted child seduction, Indiana Code section 35-42-4-7. The Starke Circuit Court denied Corbin's motion to dismiss. In this interlocutory appeal, the Court of Appeals reversed, deciding that Corbin's internet-based solicitations did not constitute a substantial step toward the crime of child seduction. Corbin v. State, 999 N.E.2d 70 (Ind. Ct. App. 2013), vacated. The Supreme Court has granted a petition to transfer the case and has assumed jurisdiction over the appeal.
Watch, read, and learn more about the case and the argument HERE.
On February 20, 2014, the LaPorte County Bar Association President, Nicholas Otis, announced that the LaPorte County Bar will team up with Goodwill Industries of Michiana, Inc. to donate business clothing.
Newby Lewis Kaminski and Jones attorney William Kaminski has been elected Secretary to the Michigan City Chamber of Commerce.
Mr. Kaminski earned both his undergraduate and law degrees at Creighton University (B.S., 1988; J.D., 1991). Click here to read more about Mr. Kaminski and his practice.
Newby, Lewis, Kaminski & Jones attorney Bradley Adamsky will be a panel speaker at an upcoming seminar on property taxes in Indiana. The seminar is entitled "Property Tax in Indiana" and will be presented in South Bend on February 25, 2014. The panel of local professionals will provide practical answers to pressing questions about property tax assessments, appeals, and exemptions.
Mr. Adamsky will address the tax appeal process and recent legal updates. As part of his practice in real estate and transaction law, he has appeared for taxpayers in front of local tax boards in Lake, LaPorte, Porter, Starke, and St. Joseph counties, as well as appearing before the Indiana Board of Tax Review and the Indiana Tax Court. He represents homeowners as well as large and small business owners in property tax appeals.
The seminar is tailored towards accountants, controllers, tax managers and officers, real estate professional, and CFO's. However, all are welcome to attend. For more information and to register, visit the website at www.lorman.com
Mr. Adamsky focuses primarily on transactional law. He represents clients in real estate and commercial transactions as well as related litigation matters such as mortgage foreclosures and loan modifications. He counsels creditors and debtors on bankruptcy issues. Mr. Adamsky also assists clients with estate planning and guardianship concerns for elderly or incapacitated family members.
Mr. Adamsky earned both his undergraduate and law degrees at the University of Notre Dame (B.A., 1999; J.D., 2003).
On January 21, 2014, Newby Lewis Kaminski & Jones partner Mark Phillips participated as a presenter and speaker at a seminar sponsored by General Insurance Services on the subject of employment practices liability insurance. Mr. Phillips spoke to a crowd of more than 100 persons representing employers in Northern Indiana about the risks of and types of claims that can be made by employees against employers in Indiana in an at-will employment setting. Mr. Phillips also offered guidance on the issues employers are likely to encounter when determining whether to procure employment practices liability insurance.
Click here to read more about Mark Phillips and his practice.
For the 4th year in a row NLKJ Attorney Bradley Adamsky will present at Landlord-Tenant Law: How to Prosper in the New Market seminar in South Bend on Wednesday, March 26th, 2014.
Attorney Adamsky focuses his practice on transactional law. He represents clients in real estate and commercial transactions as well as related litigation matters such as mortgage foreclosures and loan modifications. He counsels creditors and debtors on bankruptcy issues. Mr. Adamsky also assists clients with estate planning and guardianship concerns for elderly or incapacitated family members.
In uncertain economic times, no issue is too small and no detail too insignificant to cause tension between a landlord and their tenant. Being proactive by drafting airtight leases and utilizing stringent screening processes, while knowing what options are available when a tenancy goes bad, can reduce the damage caused by defaults and evictions and help avoid problems before they start. See more about the seminar here.
January 1, 2014
Newby, Lewis, Kaminski & Jones, LLP is proud to announce that Nicholas T. Otis became a partner of the law firm on January 1, 2014.
Mr. Otis is a La Porte High School graduate and received a full athletic scholarship to play basketball at Belmont University. He graduated from Belmont University, cum laude, receiving a degree in Accounting. Mr. Otis received a full academic scholarship to Valparaiso University School of Law where he received his Law Degree, graduating magna cum laude. He has been a lawyer at the law firm since 2008.
Mr. Otis represents civil and criminal clients in state and federal court. His practice includes representation of personal injury clients, insurance companies, employers, and schools.
Additionally, Mr. Otis argued before the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit and the Indiana Court of Appeals. He is currently a deputy public defender for LaPorte County and a federal public defender under the Criminal Justice Act for the Northern District of Indiana.
Mr. Otis regularly contributes to our Criminal Defense Blog.
While in law school, Mr. Otis clerked for Federal District Court Judge Rebecca Pallmeyer, Northern District of Illinois and the United States Attorney's Office in Hammond, Indiana. Additionally, Mr. Otis worked for private law firms in Chicago, Illinois and Merrillville, Indiana while in law school.
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It's a world filled with big gambles, terrible odds and elusive jackpots. CNBC's Maria Bartiromo pulls back the curtain on Broadway revealing high risk, big drama, and mountains of money. It's an all or nothing business where investors can make a killing or lose it all. From high-rolling producers to power wielding theatre owners, meet Broadway's venture capitalists, with tons of money on the line, will they win big or lose everything?
Betting Big on Broadway takes viewers backstage with the mega-producers behind the biggest BET ever made in Broadway history, Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark. Will the $75 million musical turn a profit? Bartiromo speaks candidly about all the money and drama surrounding Spider-Man with original Director Julie Taymor and the show's lead producers Jeremiah Harris and Michael Cohl. Get a sneak peek at the program below!
Plus Bartiromo takes us inside Disney Theatricals to meet the one man who consistently beats the odds on Broadway, Thomas Schumacher. From Lion King's more than $5.2 billion gross to the Disney productions that lost millions, Schumacher covers it all, including Newsies and his big-bet to turn a Disney film that flopped into a Broadway show that hits big.
The half-hour documentary includes a revealing look at 37-year old Jordan Roth, who runs Jujamcyn Theatres home to two of Broadway's biggest hits: Book of Mormon, and Jersey Boys. His willingness to take risks and embrace innovation is changing the game on Broadway, and pushing ticket prices to record-breaking heights.
CNBC's Betting Big on Broadway also follows the journey of Broadway producer Debbie Bisno to see if she can beat the odds as she raises over $2.5 million to bring the play Grace starring Paul Rudd, Michael Shannon, Ed Asner, and Kate Arrington to Broadway.
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Tributes to mum who died after son born
Last updated at 09:46, Saturday, 02 June 2012
THE heartbroken family of a woman who died of a brain tumour hours after her son was born have paid tribute to their "gorgeous Rosie".
Rosie Kremer, 24, died on Tuesday in Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary (RVI) six hours after her baby son, Bobby Peter, was born by caesarean section.
Bobby was born at 29 weeks and weighed 2lb 15oz. He is being cared for in the special care baby unit at the RVI.
Throughout her pregnancy Rosie had been violently sick and doctors thought she was suffering from labyrinthitis, an inflammation of the inner ear.
She slipped into a coma on Monday in Carlisle's Cumberland Infirmary and was transferred to the RVI where she died the following morning.
A CT scan showed Rosie had a brain tumour.
Her mum Lesley told the News & Star: "Rosie didn't do things by halves.
"She was gorgeous and beautiful – a very loving and caring girl. She was fit and bright."
Rosie, of Graham Street, Penrith, was a former Queen Elizabeth Grammar School pupil. She also attended sixth form at Ullswater School and did her GNVQ at Newton Rigg.
Her dad Peter Kremer, who died of cancer in 2002, was the former head of PE at QEGS.
Lesley said: "Rosie was a very bright girl who lost her way a bit when her dad died. Her two older sisters went off to university but Rosie would not leave me. I will miss her. I don't know what I will do without her. She was my little shadow and we did everything together."
Rosie trained as a nursery nurse but had recently been working at a tanning salon in Penrith. She had also been a cocktail waitress at The Lounge in Penrith.
Lesley said: "She loved her jobs but hadn't worked since she became pregnant because she was so ill. She rarely complained."
Lesley, a teacher at Beaconside Infants School in Penrith, said during her younger years Rosie was a good swimmer and was "very sporty".
She said: "When she was younger her dad was always pushing her at athletics and bringing home javelins for her to practice with in the garden.
"They would go on bike rides and she would sit at the side of the road and refuse to move because he had about 10 gears on his bike and she had one!
"She also played the part of Annie in a Penrith Players production which she really enjoyed.
"She owned a silver Honda Civic Import that was 25 years old. It was a sports car and she absolutely loved it."
Rosie's former partner Mark Davies, who is Bobby's father, said: "Rosie loved dancing and we used to go away to festivals and nightclubs together."
A private family burial will be held on Friday, June 8 at 10am at Penrith Methodist Church. A memorial service, for friends, family and colleagues, will be held on Friday afternoon. The time of this service has yet to be confirmed.
Rosie also leaves her sisters Ruth, 28, and 26-year-old Joanne.
First published at 08:58, Saturday, 02 June 2012
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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Neighborhood: Downtown
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Monday through Sunday, 24 hours
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Price Range: Moderate
Reservations: Recommended
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Appetizers $6-$11. Entrees $9-$25.
In this mega-dining room's spacious, subterranean concert hall, a rotating lineup of musical acts, such as Howard University's gospel choir or Patrick Lundy & the Ministers of Music, belts out joyful tunes. Meanwhile, brunchgoers pile their plates from the all-you-can-eat Southern spread, which—when you factor in the show and a complimentary mimosa or Bloody Mary—is a deal at $30. Go for such down-home options as crumbly buttermilk biscuits, glazed ham, and chicken-and-andouille gumbo, and book the early seating to avoid the crowds. Seatings Sunday at 10 and 12:30.


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A colorimeter capable of calibrating color monitors, whether having cathode ray tube or liquid crystal (LCD) displays, is provided by a photometric array of photodetector and optical filter pairs. The filters include long-pass, edge filters which cover overlapping regions at the upper end of the visible spectrum and a filter which covers the entire visible spectrum. The outputs of the photodetectors are digitally synthesized to provide a response which mimics the response established by the Commission Internationale de l'Eclairage (CIE) xyz (bar) functions almost perfectly. The response which is mimicked may be represented by the CIE color matching functions. The pairs and the associated components are mounted on a printed circuit board captured in a clamshell housing and having an array of apertures which define angularly constrained fields of view of a surface from which the light, to be colormetrically analyzed, emanates. The colorimeter is capable generally of measuring the color characteristics, especially the color temperatures of radiation radiating and reflecting bodies (sources), including so-called black bodies.
1. A colorimeter comprising a plurality of optical filter/photodetector pairs, each having a responsivity which extends over different overlapping wavelength regions at longer wavelength ends of the visible spectrum, a translator converting the responsivity of said pairs into a responsivity mimicking a color matching function from which a tri-stimulus value can be provided when said pairs are exposed to light to be colormetrically measured.
2. The colorimeter according to claim 1 wherein said pairs provide a plurality of long-wavelength-pass electro-optical filters.
3. The colorimeter according to claim 2 wherein said pairs are disposed in an array.
4. The colorimeter according to claim 3 wherein there are at least three of said pairs.
5. The colorimeter according to claim 4 wherein one of said pairs has a responsivity extending over the entire visible spectrum.
6. The colorimeter according to claim 5 wherein said pairs are eight in number.
7. The colorimeter according to claim 4 wherein said pairs have fields of view along intersecting X-Y coordinates.
8. The colorimeter according to claim 6 wherein said pairs have fields of view along intersecting X-Y coordinates.
9. The colorimeter according to claim 7 wherein said fields of view are longer along one of said coordinates than along the other of said coordinates.
10. The colorimeter according to claim 9 wherein said fields of view are defined by apertures which are oblong in shape.
11. The colorimeter according to claim 10 wherein said shape has generally parallel sides and generally semi-circular ends.
12. The colorimeter according to claim 3, further comprising a housing having a wall, said apertures passing through said wall, a plate in said housing spaced from said plate, said plate having opposite sides, one facing toward said wall and the other facing away from said wall, passages in said plate in alignment with said apertures, the filters of said pairs being mounted on said one side of said plate, each over a different one of said passages, and the photodetectors of said pairs being mounted on said other side of said plate, also over said passages, said apertures defining fields of view for said photodetectors.
13. The colorimeter according to claim 12 wherein said apertures are shaped to subtend different solid angles in directions transverse to each other through said fields of view.
14. The colorimeter according to claim 13 wherein said angles are about +/-15� in one of said transverse directions, with respect to paths central of said fields of view and perpendicular to said plate and said angles being +/- about 22� along said path in the other of said transverse directions.
15. The colorimeter according to claim 12 wherein said housing has another wall facing said other side of said plate, members extending from said other wall to said plate and defining light blocking compartments encompassing said photodetectors.
16. The colorimeter according to claim 2 wherein said filters have skirts defining the lower wavelength ends of said passbands of said filters, said skirts having different slopes related to the shape of said function.
17. The colorimeter according to claim 2 wherein said function is one of said CIE color matching functions x (λ), y (λ), and z (λ).
18. The colorimeter according to claim 17 wherein said translator converts said responsivity of said pairs into responsivities mimicking all of said CIE color matching functions.
19. The colorimeter according to claim 12 wherein said housing has feet adjacent said wall thereof having said apertures therein, for removably attaching said colorimeter to a surface from which said light emanates.
20. The colorimeter according to claim 12 wherein said surface is presented by a luminous or emissive display.
21. The colorimeter according to claim 19 wherein said display is a rear projection or electro-luminescent display.
22. The colorimeter according to claim 19 wherein said surface is the screen of a color display selected from the group consisting of a cathode ray tube display and an LCD display.
23. The colorimeter according to claim 12 wherein said housing has a pair of shells which, when assembled together, define an enclosure closed to light except via said apertures.
24. The colorimeter according to claim 23 wherein said shells capture and hold said plate with said passages in alignment with said apertures.
25. The colorimeter according to claim 24 wherein said plate is a PC board having printed wiring and components mounted thereon and connected to said detectors.
26. The colorimeter according to claim 25 wherein said light emanates from a monitor and said detectors provide digital outputs, and wherein said components include a multiplexor connected to said detectors and a microprocessor to which said digital outputs are successively applied from said multiplexor and which microprocessor provides CIE tri-stimulus values X, Y and Z useful in calibrating said monitor when conditioned to display red, blue and green screens.
27. The colorimeter according to claim 17 wherein said light emanates from a color monitor and said detectors provide digital outputs and further comprising a multiplexor connected to said detectors and a microprocessor to which said digital outputs are successively applied via said multiplexor and which microprocessor provides CIE tri-stimulus values, X, Y and Z useful in calibrating said monitor when conditioned to display red, blue and green screens.
28. The colorimeter according to claim 27 further comprising means responsive to one of said photodetectors having a responsivity which extends over the entire visible spectrum for providing an output of controlling said multiplexor at a rate related to the refresh rate of said monitor.
29. The colorimeter according to claim 2 wherein said filters are provided by a plurality of layers in laminated relationship, one of said layers containing bodies of filter material of different transmisivity which defines the transmisivity of said filters.
30. The colorimeter according to claim 1 wherein said translator comprises means for multiplying outputs from said detector by different coefficients selected in accordance with said functions to provide product outputs, and means for summing said product outputs.
31. A colorimeter which comprises a plurality of photodetectors responsive to illumination from a surface segregated into different wavelength ranges, said photodetectors being disposed in side-by-side generally in the same plane, apertures in an array in alignment with said photodetectors, said apertures being of dimensions and spacing from said surface to define ray paths for said illumination from said surface which are at angles to said surface sufficiently steep to prevent illumination outside the range segregated for particular ones of said photodetectors from reaching other of said photodectors than said particular ones.
32. A colorimeter for measuring color temperature which comprises a plurality of filter/photodetector pairs, each having a responsivity which extends over different overlapping wavelength regions at longer wavelength ends of a spectrum the color temperature of which is to be measured by said colorimeter, a translator converting the responsivity of said pairs into a responsivity mimicking a color matching function from which values can be provided representing said color temperature.
33. The colorimeter according to claim 32 wherein said spectrum is that of an emissive source.
34. The colorimeter according to claim 33 wherein said emissive source is from the group consisting of a light source, a video display, a radiating body or black body.
35. A colorimeter for measuring color characteristics of an object comprising:
a plurality of photodetectors for receiving optical signals from the object and generating output signals representative of the optical signals and the color characteristics of the object; and
a plurality of filters, each filter being paired with oneof the plurality of photodetectors to filter the optical signals received thereby, the plurality of filters each having an optical transmission response that varies for a selected optical wavelength range, and the optical transmission response for all the plurality of filters overlapping at longer wavelengths of a visible spectrum.
36. The colorimeter as set forth in claim 35 wherein the optical transmission response of the plurality of filters provides output signals that substantially mimic a CIE color matching function.
37. The colorimeter as set forth in claim 35 wherein the optical transmission response of each of the plurality of filters increases toward the longer wavelengths of the visible spectrum and each filter allowing transmission of the longer wavelengths.
38. The colorimeter as set forth in claim 35 wherein the optical transmission responses of each of the plurality of filters are non-uniformly distributed across the visible spectrum to provide a colorimeter response that mimics CIE xyz bar functions.
39. The colorimeter as set forth in claim 35 further including a plurality of apertures for limiting a field of view of each of the plurality of photodetector and filter pairs reducing cross-talk therebetween.
40. The colorimeter as set forth in claim 35 further including an unfiltered photodetector that transmits substantially the visible spectrum.
41. A process for measuring a color of an object comprising the steps of:
filtering light from the object with a plurality of filters, each filter having a light transmission response being non-uniformly distributed across a visible spectrum and each overlapping at longer wavelengths of the visible spectrum;
detecting the filtered light; and
generating output signals based on the detected filtered light which represent the color of the object.
42. The process of measuring a color as set forth in claim 41 further including calibrating the object based on the output signals.
43. The process of measuring a color as set forth in claim 41 wherein the generating includes synthesizing a color matching function that mimics a CIE color matching function.
44. The process of measuring a color as set forth in claim 41 wherein the filtering includes transmitting, by each of the plurality of filters, light having the longer wavelengths of the visible spectrum.
The present invention relates to colorimeters for measuring the color content of light and has a response mimicking the response to color of the human eye, as may be represented by the CIE color matching functions. The invention is especially suitable for calibrating color monitors and color video displays, whether of the cathode ray tube or LCD type. The invention is also applicable generally for measuring the color characteristics of other sources (emissive or reflective) of illumination, such as the color temperature thereof.
It has been discovered in accordance with the invention that a colormetric response which accurately mimics the response to color of the human eye can be modeled with edge filters which pass the upper end of the visible spectrum and which are in overlapping relationship, when such filters are paired with photodetectors. The response can be digitally synthesized from the output of the photodetectors. The measurements made with the colorimeter may be used to calibrate a color monitor or display, utilizing techniques known in the art. The mechanical and electrical design makes the inventive colorimeter readily manufacturable at cost competitive with contemporary colorimeters, and also usable in a way compatible with the use of such contemporary colorimeters.
Accurate colorimetry has not been provided by contemporary colorimeters suitable for use by non-technical users and outside of a laboratory environment. As discussed in the text Measuring Colour, Second Edition by R. W. G. Hunt (published by Ellis Horwood Limited, 1991), contemporary colorimeters using filtered photo cells have not provided accurate colorimetry in that " . . . it is usually impossible to find filters that, when combined with the spectral sensitivity of the unfiltered photo cell, result in a perfect match to the x (λ), y (λ), and z (λ) functions." Also as discussed in the Hunt text, even with narrow intervals over the visible spectrum and even with the use of optimized weights to minimize errors, accurate colorimetry has not been achieved. (See, pages 178-181 of the Hunt text). Such colorimeters as discussed by Hunt are represented by Vincent, U.S. Pat. No. 5,272,518, issued Dec. 21, 1993, Suga, U.S. Pat. No. 4,150,898, issued Apr. 24, 1979, and Lutz, et al., U.S. Pat. No. 5,168,320, issued Dec. 1, 1992.
The present invention provides an improved filter colorimeter which utilizes edge filters as well as digital processing and enhancement to provide a response which mimics the human eye response so as to obtain accurate colorimetry.
The colorimeter provided by the invention also improves accuracy of colorimetry through the use of apertures which baffle the light being measured and limit off color, high angle emissions, which are common from LCD displays.
The mechanical and electro-optical structure of the colorimeter provided by the invention enables it to be used in a manner compatible with contemporary colorimeters, as well as to be manufacturable at a sufficiently low cost to be priced competitively with such colorimeters.
Briefly described, a colorimeter embodying the invention has a plurality of optical filter/photodetector pairs, preferably in an array in which each pair receives light over a field of view which is limited. Generally, the field of view is angularly constrained so as to prevent color-distorted, higher angle rays or emissions from the emissive surface from reaching the photodetectors. The pairs have a responsivity which extends over a different overlapping wavelength region at long wavelength ends of the visible spectrum. Edge filters may be used together with photodetectors, preferably providing digital outputs to obtain this responsivity. A translator which digitally processes the photodetector outputs converts the responsivity of the pairs into a responsivity mimicking the color matching functions representing the responsivity of the human eye. These may be the CE Commission Internationale de l'Eclairage x, y, and z functions from which the CIE tri-stimulus values, X, Y, Z, may be obtained by conventional processing of the functions (See, for example, the Vincent patent cited above and McLaughlin, U.S. Pat. No. 5,499,040, issued Mar. 12, 1996), thereby facilitating the use of the colorimeter for calibrating color monitors and color video and other displays.
The foregoing and other features and advantages of the invention will become more apparent from a reading of the following description in connection with the accompanying drawings in which:
FIG. 1 is an exploded view in perspective showing the principal components of a colorimeter in accordance with the presently preferred embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 1a is a plan view of the printed circuit board component shown in FIG. 1;
FIG. 2 is a bottom view of the colorimeter shown in FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the colorimeter shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the section being taken along the line 3--3 in FIG. 4;
FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the colorimeter shown in FIG. 1, the section being taken along the line 4--4 in FIG. 2;
FIG. 5 is a sectional view of the colorimeter show in the preceding figures, the section being taken along the line 5--5 in FIG. 2;
FIGS. 6 and 7 are ray diagrams illustrating how the apertures in the wall of the colorimeter through which light passes masks and restricts the field of view of the filter/photodetector pairs;
FIG. 8 is an exploded view in perspective of the filter unit used in the colorimeter shown in the preceding figures;
FIG. 9 is a sectional view of the filter unit illustrating the laminated relationship of the layers thereof;
FIG. 10 is a block diagram schematically showing the circuitry of the colorimeter and the system for calibrating a monitor utilizing the outputs from the colorimeter;
FIG. 11 is a flow chart illustrating programming of the microprocessor shown in FIG. 10 to obtain refresh rate probes;
FIG. 12 is a flow chart illustrating the programming of the microprocessor to synthesize the response of the colorimeter and provide a response mimicking the CIE color matching functions;
FIGS. 13, 14 and 15 are curves illustrating the filter transmisivity over the spectrum, the detector filter pair responsivity over the spectrum and the accuracy of mimicking the responsivity to the color matching functions.
Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, there is shown a colorimeter embodying the invention, the colorimeter is a unitary assembly of a housing 10 made up of a front shell 12 and a rear shell 14 which are joined at a tongue and groove connection 16. A generally rectangular recessed wall 18 has a matrix of apertures 20 which may be evenly spaced from each other by the same distances along X and Y coordinates paralleling perpendicular edges of the wall 18. In the illustrated embodiment, the shape of the apertures is oblong and their longitudinal axes are at approximately 45� to the X and Y coordinates, that is to the edges of the wall 18. The longitudinal axis is arranged, when the colorimeter is in use in making colormetric measurements of a color monitor screen, at approximately 45� from horizontal. This enables sufficient light (photons) to pass through the apertures even with limited fields of view. Such limitation in the field of view is discussed in connection with FIGS. 6 and 7 below. Generally, the fields of view of each of the apertures 20 are designed to avoid cross-talk between different photodetector 38 and filters 50 (discussed in greater detail below). The constrained fields of view avoid the effect of color changes with angle, especially in the vertical direction which occurs with LCD screens. It has been found that oblong apertures with parallel sides and circular ends in the orientation discussed above, suitably restrict the fields of view.
The front shell 12 has features 22 projecting inwardly at each of the four corners of the shell 12. These features have circular tongues 24 which capture retaining grooves in soft, rubber suction cups 26. The suction cups provide light pressure against the screen of color monitor or display, from which light enters the colorimeter via the apertures 20.
Tubular posts 28 are molded of the same plastic material as the shell 16 and have axes extending generally perpendicular to the wall 18 and are parallel to the optical axes through the apertures 20. These posts receive complimentary posts 30 which fit inside the posts 28 at the ends thereof. A plate provided by a printed circuit board 32 has circular holes 34 through which the posts 28 enter and capture the board 32 between the shells 12 and 14 when the shells are assembled together. Blind holes 34 in the posts 30 may be threaded and screws (not shown) which enter through the holes in the posts 28 are received in the threaded holes 34 for holding the colorimeter components assembled. A transparent film or sheet 36 is disposed over the front side of the wall 18 and closes the apertures 20. The tongue and groove connection 16 and the sheet 36 thus provide a closed body which is light-tight, except for light which passes through the sheet 36 and apertures 20 for measurement by the colorimeter.
The printed circuit board has an array of photodetectors 38 matching the array of apertures 20 in number and positional relationship. Extending from the back wall of the shell 14 are a matrix of ribs 40, some of which, 42, extend a distance sufficient to bring these ribs 42 into contact with the backside of the printed circuit board 32. These ribs 42 form generally rectangular compartments which enclose the photodetectors 38 and prevent leakage of light therebetween, thereby further eliminating crosstalk between light passing through the apertures 20 and reaching the photodetectors 38. The ribs 40 also serve to strengthen the shell 14.
The photodetectors 38 are preferably light-to-frequency converters which combine a photodiode and a current-to-frequency converter on a single chip. Such devices are available from Texas Instruments of Dallas, Tex., under such part numbers as TSL 235. They provide digital outputs (pulse trains), the repetition rate or frequency of which is proportional to light level.
The printed circuit board 32 has an array of openings 44 which are in the same spatial relationship as the apertures 20 and are disposed along optical axes through the center of the apertures 20, as may be observed in FIG. 2 as well as in FIG. 4. The board 32 has printed wiring and electrical components, such as resistors and integrated circuit (IC) chips 48, mounted on the side of the board 32 facing the apertures 20. The photodetectors 38 are mounted on the opposite side of the board. An optical filter pack 50 is mounted on the side of the board 32 facing the apertured wall 18. The filter pack is a laminated, layered structure which is illustrated in FIGS. 8 and 9. There are 7 sheets of filter material, A to G. These may be composed of gelatin and each provides a different long-pass or edge-type optical filter. Such gelatin filters are much lower in cost than thin-film filters which are used in most contemporary colorimeters. Filters employing transmissive colored inks may also be used. The filters are retained in a layered structure having openings in like positional relationship to the apertures 18 and the holes 44 so that when the filter 50 is mounted on the board 32, the filter elements A through G are aligned with different ones of the holes. One of the holes in the layers laminated with the elements A to G is over an unmasked area M. This is the area and the hole 44 in aperture 20 approximately in the middle of the filter array. In one of the layers H, the notch 52 provides edges which facilitate placement and alignment of the filter pack 50 on the board 32.
The layers, which constitute the pack, are opaque (e.g., are black) layers H of a material such as polycarbonate sheet which are on the outside of the pack. One of these layers faces downwardly and the other may be covered by an adhesive layer L on the outside of the back. The adhesive may be a pressure-sensitive adhesive, which itself may be covered by release material so as to facilitate assembly of the filter pack 50 on the board 32. There is another adhesive layer which holds the filter elements A through G assembled with the front opaque layer H. There is a transparent layer K and an additional adhesive layer L in back of the transparent layer K and in front of the rear opaque layer H. With a suitable alignment tool, the layers may be laid up and pressed together so as to provide the filter pack 50. The filter pack may be reproduced in quantity, reliably and with accurate spacings and tolerances.
Referring to FIGS. 6 and 7, it will be observed that the photodetectors have lens elements 56 in front of the photodiodes thereof which enhance the amount of light collected (i.e., passing via the filter elements in the filter pack 50). By virtue of the shapes and spatial relationship of the board 32 and the wall 18, when the colorimeter is held on the screen of the monitor, or other source, from which light emanates and the apertures have their longitudinal axes approximately 45� to the horizontal, the apertures 20 subtend arcs of 30� (plus or minus 15�) along the vertical and 44� (plus or minus 22�) along the horizontal. The light from vertically spaced regions is therefore masked as shown by the curve 58 in FIG. 6 so as to prevent, not only crosstalk between light passing through different ones of the apertures, but also passing of light of modified color due to vertical spacing to the photodetectors 38. This is an advantage when screens of the type which exhibit color changes, such as of LCD displays, are being measured and/or calibrated.
The colorimetry system is shown in FIG. 10. This figure also shows how the colorimeter is used for calibrating a monitor so as to provide accurate color and gamma, in accordance with the CIE XYZ color system. The colorimeter system may be adapted to utilize other color systems such as the CIE L*a*b* and the CIE Luv color systems, if desired. The monitor under test may be a cathode ray tube monitor or an LCD monitor or display. In the event that a cathode ray tube monitor is used, it is desirable to make measurements over a large number, say 40 or more, refresh cycles or frames of the image. To that end, the refresh rate is detected in a microprocessor 60 of the system which may be programmed as shown in the flowchart of FIG. 11. An area or patch of the monitor screen equal to the area of the wall 18 carrying the apertures 20 (for example 1 inch square) is exposed to light from the monitor. The light passes through the edge filters of the pack 50 into the detectors 38. The detectors provide a digital output in the form of a pulse train of rate which depends upon the light intensity. By collecting or counting the pulses over intervals of time which may be related to the refresh rate, in the case of cathode ray tube monitors, digital outputs representing the light passing through each edge filter, as well as the unfiltered light, is obtained. The detectors 38 have their outputs multiplexed by a multiplexer 62 which provide trains of pulses sequentially over like intervals as provided for by the channel selector output from the microprocessor 60. The unfiltered light from the 8th detector 38 provides an output which is used for detecting refresh rate, as well as an effective edge filter output, which is used in synthesizing the response mimicking the CIE color system, namely the color matching functions. The microprocessor is connected to a host computer and particularly the CPU 64 thereof by a communications link such as the USB (Universal Serial Bus) or other communications link, for example an RS232 bus. The CPU 64 may communicate with the microprocessor 60 in order to retrieve the color measurements.
In calibrating the monitor, the CPU may first flash an all-red screen and instruct the microprocessor to extract spectral data. The CPU may then present entirely green, then blue screens, as well as multiple levels of a gray screen, varying from completely dark (red, green and blue controls at maximum).
Referring to FIG. 11, the refresh rate is obtained from the 8th detector output. The frequency or pulse repetition rate of the detector output is measured. When the rate reaches a maximum (when the first dip in the rate occurs), a counter A is started. The frequency continues to be measured until there is a rise in count rate, indicating a frequency or rate minimum. Then the counter is stopped. The refresh rate is thus detected at the high and low luminosity from the screen. This refresh rate may be used to control the sampling window of the multiplexer as well as to collect counts from each of the detectors during the colorimetry process.
FIG. 12 shows how the microprocessor 60 is programmed to mimic the z color matching function. The other color matching functions may be obtained by a similar program. The program uses different coefficients for the x, y and z functions. The computations carry out the equations set forth below for each filter detector pair, including the filter detector pair F/D0 which passes essentially the entire visible spectrum, while the other filter detector pairs pass successively smaller wavelength regions at the upper end of the spectrum. The regions are overlapping in that the portion of the spectrum passed by the upper edge filter detector pair of the 7th band (channel CHN-7) is overlapped, while only the first band (channel CHN-1) is overlapped by the unfiltered band or channel (CHN-0), that is the output from the F/D0 filter detector pair. The table of coefficients is, in general, set forth as the following table. It is a two-dimensional array of numbers stored in the microprocessor 60. These numbers are used as the coefficients in the algorithm set forth in the equations given below.
A two-dimensional array of numbers is stored in the microprocessor. These numbers are to be used as coefficients, Can * in the algorithm. They are:
The co-efficients are derived by a least mean square fit to the color matching functions. The methodology which is used is described in a paper by D. O. Wharmby, entitled "Improvements in the Use of Filter Colorimeters" which appeared in the Journal of Physics, E. Scientific Instruments, 1975, Vol. 8, pages 41-44. In the Wharmby article, an attempt was made to mimic the functions using only six band pass filters. In accordance with the present invention, long pass or edge filters are used, which not only make the response which is precisely mimicked, but also enables the use of low cost edge filters, rather than band pass filters to pass the red, green and blue portions of the spectrum, respectively. The use of long-pass filters allows the freedom to select individual filters to match individual slopes of the CIE x y z (bar) curves. In contrast, a band-pass filter set forces one to make compromises on one slope to try to match a different slope of the same function.
The following table indicates the coefficients which have been found suitable for filter detector pairs having the responsivities shown in FIG. 14.
______________________________________Example of CoefficientsCX0 = -0.00097 CY0 = -0.00049 CZ0 = -0.0109CX1 = 0.00961 CY1 = 0.00019 CZ1 = 0.07038CX2 = 0.03507 CY2 = 0.0036 CZ2 = 0.15586CX3 = -0.044 CY3 = 0.00214 CZ3 = -0.15754CX4 = -0.01173 CY4 = 0.07195 CZ4 = -0.07174CX5 = 0.13641 CY5 = -0.05846 CZ5 = 0.03593CX6 = -0.06319 CY6 = -0.01143 CZ6 = -0.01658CX7 = -0.05372 CY7 = -0.0134 CZ7 = 0.0009______________________________________
The response of the edge filters is shown in FIG. 13 for the unfiltered band and the band passed through the various filters in the filter pack 50. The slope of the skirts (rising edges) particularly for band 4 and 5, have been selected to facilitate the derivation of the coefficients to accurately mimic the color matching functions. The color matching functions are shown in FIG. 15 and the accuracy of the synthesized color matching functions (that is, how they compare to the ideal color matching functions) is shown in FIG. 15.
FIG. 14 illustrates the responsivity of the filter detector pairs. The detector imposes its own responsivity on the output which is obtained via the filters. The affect of the detector responsivity is that the filter/detector pair responsivity is the product of the detector responsivity with the filter transmission characteristics.
From the foregoing description, it will be apparent that there has been provided improved technology in colorimetry and particularly and improved digital colorimeter. Variations and modifications in the herein described colorimeter and its method of operation will undoubtedly suggest themselves to those skilled in the art. Accordingly, the foregoing description should be taken as illustrative and not in a limiting sense.
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|Fresh breadcrumbs
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Heavy cream
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1) Preheat the oven to 400° F (200° C).
2) In a pan, gently stew the finely shredded young and tender sorrel in 3 tablespoons butter.
3) For an older sorrel, blanch the leaves in boiling water and drain immediately when it comes to the boil.
4) In a pan, stew the sorrel in 3 tablespoons of butter, stirring frequently, for about 20 minutes, or until all the liquid has evaporated and the sorrel is a puree.
5) Gradually stir in the cream, to absorb the sorrel, then season with the salt and pepper to taste.
6) In a pan, saute the bread crumbs in the 5 tablespoons butter over a low heat, stirring or tossing until lightly golden.
7) In a suitable butted gratin dish, arrange the eggs, with the cut side upin a single layer.
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April 30th, 2013 #1
Corey Kamezis...sketchbook ?
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Very nice paintings! Your quick rendering skills are amazing! Are you only interested in learning rendering or also in composition or design?
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May 2nd, 2013 #3
Hey Manuel, thanks !
I'm interested in concept design, but i don't know where to begin.
Here an antoher quick study, i'm kind of busy by an illustration this time..
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Hey Manuel, thanks !
I'm intersted in concept and rendering illustration, but i don't know where to begin, so if you have advice..
Another quick study, i'm busy with an illustration that i'll show here.
May 14th, 2013 #5
I am definitely no pro-concept-artist, but maybe you can find something on http://ctrlpaint.com/library/ ... there are some great resources, also on conceptart. If you want to get better at concept-design you could narrow your area of interest to something that interest you, like cars or guns or hats or gloves or ... and then draw some of them, mutate them by including imaginary parts, combining them, ... Maybe this would be start. Maybe do this with another area each week or so and after a while you will be able to come up with designs of all sorts.
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July 2nd, 2013 #6
Thanks for the website, i saw one video, and it seems to be very instructive !
So i'm back since the day yhe site freeze out because of the maintenance.
I draw a lot since that day.
And now that the site is stable, i will post often.
So, this is a wip concept of a soldier that i made for fun.
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Thank you so much for stopping by at my sketchbook. You've got very badass works. Keep it up!
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New concept, about 4hours.
Now, it's time for studying !
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Thankx Kamisa !
Quick sketch
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Again, really quick study.
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5.0 - High priority. This is a position that is a glaring weakness and there is the likelihood that this team cannot compete next year without making a major addition here.
4.0 - Medium Priority. This is an area that is an obvious weakness, but the team isn't quite desperate to make a major move here possibly because they have some young potential. But this is an area that if the team cannot fix via free agency, will definitely use one of their picks in the first three or four rounds to supplement.
3.0 - Upgrade Potential. This is a position that isn't a weakness per se, but there is significant room for an upgrade. If the right player comes along they will certainly snag him, but if they don't fix this position with a major free agent addition or early round pick, then it's not the end of the world.
2.0 - Depth Need. An area where there is a need to add depth. Perhaps there is an aging veteran and they might want to start to look at grooming his heir apparent or replacement. Not likely to be a high priority and a position that more than likely will be address in the middle and late rounds rather than with a top pick.
1.0 - Future Need. This is an area that is not a priority, and doesn't initially appear as a need. But there is some room to develop some depth for perhaps two or more years down the line. This is usually an area that a team will look at in the late rounds if at all.
0.0 - Non-need. This is a position that is a strength of their team, they have a solid starter, capable depth, and/or a young player at the position that they like and want to develop. Very little possibility this area is addressed and would be the equivalent of a wasted draft pick.
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Quarterback - Getting Romo back healthy next year should alleviate concerns at this position. Kitna had his moments this year as a fill-in and should be back as well. McGee is still developing as the No. 3. They might put a higher priority on adding a fourth arm into the mix than they normally would to push him, but this is not a need. NEED: 0.5
Running Back - The ground attack suffered this year, although production did pick up some, particularly from Felix Jones once Jason Garrett took over as interim coach. It would be a shock if Barber is back next year, and Choice will likely replace him. But Choice is an impending free agent after the 2011 season, so the team has signfiicant room to add more depth in this year's draft, particularly a big back that can fill some of that role that Barber previously provided. NEED: 2.0
Fullback - Gronkowski earned some infamy for missing the block that led to Romo's injury, but truth be told he played well this year for a rookie. The team will probably look at adding some depth, but it won't be a huge priority. NEED: 1.0
Wide Receiver - Austin had a disappointing year in comparison to last year, but the emergence of Dez Bryant as a good playmaker for a full season in 2011 should mean more positive things. The team will need to decide whether they should bring back Roy Williams for another year. He had his moments this year, but overall has just been underwhelming. The team likes the potential of Kevin Ogletree. If Williams is dumped however, the team likely will use a mid-to-late round pick on depth to replace him. If not, then they are fine here. NEED: 1.0
Tight End - WItten is still their go-to option in the passing game. They got some production from Martellus Bennett, and if John Phillips can come back next year, they should be fine here. NEED: 1.0
Offensive Tackle - There is talk that the team will dump right tackle Marc Colombo. His lack of durability and declining play is a cause for concern. Doug Free wasn't spectacular on the left side, but relative to the rest of the group is probably a strength. The Alex Barron experiment went nowhere, although the team could bring him back for another year as a cheap replacement for Colombo. But they would much rather prefer to bring in someone new and better. That could be a free agent. Even if Colombo is kept, expect that finding a bookend right tackle will be a priority in the draft. NEED: 3.0
Offensive Guard - There is also talk of a shake-up at this position as well. Kosier is a free agent, and while good, he's not been great, and also has missed time due to injuries over the years. Leonard Davis has seen declining play on the right side. The team has Montrae Holland, who is a capable reserve if they choose not to retain Kosier. But either way, expect them to draft somebody to help push the pile. NEED: 2.5
Center - Like Free, Gurode is very likely to retain his starting position. BUt if the team is going for a major shakeup up front, at the very least expect them to look at adding a backup center that can eventually push him as well. NEED: 1.0
Defensive Tackle - Ratliff wasn't his usual dominant self this year, but the team shouldn't be overly concerned about this position. They saw some bright spots from rookie Josh Brent, enough that they should feel pretty confident here going forward. NEED: 0.0
Defensive End - Olshanksy should be back. He isn't a big time player, but he's a good run defender. BUt the team will have to make decisions about the future of three free agents: Marcus Spears, Stephen Bowen, and Jason Hatcher. Spears has been a perennial disappointment, but has played better the past two years. But with him coming off injury, he'll probably be the most likely to go. Bowen is probably the most likely to return, and should fill Spears vacated starting spot if that proves to be the case. Hatcher will probably be the cheapest of the three. But even if the team keeps two, expect them to try and find some depth this April in the draft. NEED: 2.0
Linebacker - The team got some late season production from Sean Lee, which means they are pretty solid with their starting four: Spencer, James, and Ware included. This is the contract year for both James and Spencer, along with Keith Brooking. They will have to make a decision whether they want to keep Brooking for his price tag as a reserve. Spencer should get an extension, and James has also played well enough to merit a long-term contract. They've spent quite a few picks here, adding depth like Victor Butler, but they will continue to be on the lookout for good, young playmakers, especially if it proves to save them some money in the near future. NEED: 1.5
Cornerback - Jenkins and Newman struggled throughout the year, and were two of the bigger reasons for the team's drop-off in production on defense. But both should be back, along with Orlando Scandrick. But their drop in production likely will have the team use a relatively high pick here for depth and insurance in case they don't have a rebound season in 2011. NEED: 3.0
Safety - This is an area of concern. Alan Ball struggled as a starter and if he returns it will likely be to return to a role in their nickel or dime packages, such as before. Sensabaugh is a free agent, and could come back, but it likely won't be without some competition to push him. The Cowboys would love to find a dual threat here that can be a factor vs. the run and pass. NEED: 4.0
Kicker - Buehler has a big leg and is one of the best kickoff guys in the biz, but his accuracy is erratic. The team signed Kris Brown at the end of the season and the pair will compete next year. NEED: 0.0
Punter - McBriar has one of the strongest legs in the league, and is entering a contract year. But he's given little cause for concern that he won't be here for a number of more seasons. NEED: 0.5
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Walmart didn't feel that its Black Friday deals were enough, so it decided to add in some pre-Black Friday deals to blow away its rivals.
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Where there's smoke, there's fire, especially when it comes to the iPhone 6.
To no surprise, Apple's latest iPhone is selling incredibly well. So much that it broke the company's previous sales records.
Tuesday morning, Apple CEO Tim Cook unveiled several new upcoming products, including the latest iPhone, a brand-new smart watch, a way to make payments using your phone, the latest update to the company's operating system and more.
Invitations have been issued to members of the media proclaiming Sept. 9th as the date for a big new announcement from Apple.
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Some people are just not dealing well with Apple's upgrade to iOS 7.
Apple unveiled two new iPhones, the 5S and the 5C, on Tuesday afternoon, in addition updates to iTunes and its mobile operating system, iOS. Here's what's new (updated with pictures from the presentation below):
Do you have a problem with the iPhone 5? Apparently a lot of Apple users do. But thanks to last night's 'Saturday Night Live,' we've been gently reminded that most of us simply love complaining.
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When Sony announced that PlayStation 4 would be priced at $399 to an uproar of applause from the audience at its E3 press conference, it secured a critical edge over the Xbox One. But the advantage came at a cost: the PlayStation 4 camera (formerly known as the PlayStation 4 Eye). According to multiple sources, in the months leading up to E3, Sony nixed plans to include the camera add-on with every system and shave $100 off its originally planned price of $499. Most importantly, it did so quietly, informing its retail partners only of the removal of the camera, not specifying the lower price so as not to tip its hand to Microsoft.
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LOMBARD – The Lombard Public Works Department's planned Garfield Maintenance Facility will hence be known as the "Keith J. Surges Center."
The Lombard Village Board of Trustees at Thursday's regular meeting voted unanimously to approve a request to rename the facility, located at 1135 N. Garfield St. The renaming honors former Lombard Public Works Operations Superintendent Keith Surges, who served as a department employee for 37 years.
"I regard Keith as a man of high integrity who embodies the true meaning of what a public servant is," said Lombard Public Works Director Carl Goldsmith, as he stood with Surges in front of the village board.
Surges, who began his career with the village as a maintenance man in 1973, served in almost every capacity within the department before retiring for medical reasons in 2011, Goldsmith said.
"He has left a mark on Lombard that will not be forgotten," Goldsmith said.
Surges was given a standing ovation from village officials, staff and those in attendance.
"It means so much to me," Surges said. "I've worked with most of you here through the years and I enjoyed my job."
For roughly 20 years, Surges lobbied for the construction of a facility to improve snow operations, Goldsmith said. The village's new salt dome opened in November, and construction of the new maintenance center is slated to begin this spring.
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London police use super recognizers to fight crime
Paul Hyland almost never forgets a face. He's a "super recognizer," and that's giving an unusual kind of help to his employer: Scotland Yard.
Paul Hyland almost never forgets a face. He's a "super recognizer," and that's giving an unusual kind of help to his employer: Scotland Yard.
Thieves stole a horde of exotic reptiles from an Australian zoo, including a baby alligator, leaving their keepers fearing they could be destined for the black market.
U.S. law enforcement officials are demanding the creation of a "kill switch" that would render smartphones inoperable after they are stolen, New York's top prosecutor said in a clear warning to the world's ...
The top prosecutors in San Francisco and New York say they are reserving judgment of Apple's new iOS7 security feature designed to make it harder to reactivate a stolen iPhone.
Sexual assault has almost as much to do with age as it does with gender, according to Penn State criminologists.
Disturbed by the nationwide epidemic of cellphone robberies and thefts, law enforcement officials are looking to the wireless industry for help.
The influence of ICT on traditional crimes such as burglary, robbery, intimidation and fraud is on the rise. Researchers from the University of Twente examined a large number of crimes in the east of the Netherlands on behalf ...
New York City experienced a historic decline in crime rates during the 1990s, but it was not due to the implementation of CompStat or enhanced enforcement of misdemeanor offenses, according to an analysis by New York University ...
US and Mexican officials signed a bilateral agreement on Tuesday aimed at blocking the cross-border use of stolen mobile telephones.
Contrary to images of unimaginable wealth in the movies, the takings from the average bank robbery are small, according to a report published today in Significance, the magazine of the Royal Statistical Society and the Am ...
(PhysOrg.com) -- Compelling new evidence of a link between inequality and crime in England invites reconsideration of the individualistic 'tough on crime' stances of recent New Labour and Conservative governments - according ...
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German police officers in the northern city of Hanover are using Facebook to catch criminals in an experiment that might be expanded to other forces in the country.
Imagine your city isn't as safe as it used to be. Robberies are on the rise, home invasions are increasing and murder rates have nearly doubled in the past three years.
The government on Tuesday launched a new crime mapping website for England and Wales, giving residents information on offences in their neighbourhood and exposing areas where crime has brought misery.


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Princess Merridy Dolorin finds herself a prisoner in her political marriage to cruel and ambitious Lord Dommiel Rhindal. Yet with her brother Chalix's lethal secret and her scheming cousin Jupiter's plots to take the throne, Merridy finds herself playing on desire to find the answers she seeks. Can she save the King? Can she save herself? Maddie Rose https://www.fictionpress.com/u/670352/Maddie-Rose 2013-08-26T19:18:06-08:00 2013-08-26T19:18:06-08:00 Temptation tag:fictionpress.com,2013-01-09:story.3090569 Author: Maddie Rose
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Callie Price craved something new. Caprus Academy is different - but in ways that creep her out. She's starting to change, too - but her newfound powers are dark, frightening. Then there's the secret that she and her stepbrother, Blake Remington, are struggling to keep hidden. The closer Callie comes to finding out the truth, the more she wants to run... Maddie Rose https://www.fictionpress.com/u/670352/Maddie-Rose 2013-04-14T16:53:48-08:00 2013-04-14T16:53:48-08:00 Ace of Spades tag:fictionpress.com,2013-04-01:story.3113873 Author: Maddie Rose
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Things are not well in the City. Ruby Thorn struggles as the teenage Queen of Hearts. Prince Adrian Darke of Spades plots revolution. A lethal assassin known only as The Cat looms ever closer. Tensions between the four ruling houses are higher than ever. A young girl named Alix must accept her destiny - and her frightening powers - if they are to prevent war. Maddie Rose https://www.fictionpress.com/u/670352/Maddie-Rose 2013-02-08T17:14:31-08:00 2013-02-08T17:14:31-08:00 Wild Hearts tag:fictionpress.com,2013-01-17:story.3092765 Author: Maddie Rose
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After being bitten by a vampire, Isarna Patterson is sent to stay with the enigmatic Harley Garou, for her own protection. Yet there are things people aren't telling her. How is her blood addictive? Why can't she tell lies? Then there's Orion Sanguini, the vampire who bit her, who's interested in more than just Isarna's blood...and determined to make her his.


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hello all, hope you don't mind me asking a couple of questions about the real trailers.
(btw I just bought the Moebius Prostar, and what a kit! I really can't wait to get stuck into it!)
Just wondering with the length (53ft), why do they only have 2 axles? how much weight can they carry?
In Australia we are limited to certain trailer lengths, mainly 44ft, and the majority of those trailers have 3 axles.
just wondering as i'm now planning on getting one of these trailers to stick behind the prostar.
Depending on how the reefer is equipped - multiple zones/cooling units vs. single zone cooling unit (meaning you can separate the trailer by insulated bulkheads and operate it at separate temperatures vs. there being a uniform temperature for the entire trailer) you can put somewhere between 40,000 and 45,500lbs worth of cargo into it. Part of the equation also is how heavy the tractor is, as the entire vehicle's gross weight can't exceed 80,000lbs.
The multiple zone trailers haul less cargo weight due to the additional weight of the internal cooling units and insulated bulkheads.