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No. 62l,283.
Patented Mar. l4, I899. C. PULFRICH.
(Application filed Dec. 1, 1897.)
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CARL rULrEron, or JENA, GERMANY, ASSIGNOR TO THE FIRM CARL ZE'rss',
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V SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 621,283, dated March 14, 1899.
Applieatior filed December 1, 1897. Serial No. 660,384- (No model.)
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, CARL PULFRICH, doctor of philosophy, a subject of the King of Prussia, Emperor of Germany, residing at Jena,
5 in the Grand Duchy of SaXeeimar, German Empire, have invented a new and useful Terrestrial Telescope, (for which I have obtained patents in France, No. 263,997, dated February 12,1807; in Great Britain, No. 3,956,
[ dated February 13, 1897, and in Switzerland, No. 13,894, dated February 11, 1897,) of which the following is a specification.
Porro has substituted in the telescope named afterhim for the combination of lenses I which,in the so-called terrestrialtelescope,
restores the inverted image to an erect position a combination of prisms whereby the advantage of a considerably shorter telescope is obtained. This effect of Porros combination of prisms for inverting an image or erecting an inverted image is caused by the circumstance that the optical axis of the telescope is broken by the prisms four times, each time through an angle of ninety degrees, in such successive directions that fractions of it are parallel to each other and at the same time are arranged not behind one another, but one next to the other. For certain purposes, 110wever, Porros telescope cannot replace the ter- 0 restrial telescope, because its magnifying power can be altered only by the eyepiece being replaced by another of a different focal length, whereas in the ordinary terrestrial telescope the magnifying power can be altered simply by moving the combination of lenses used for erecting the image in the direction of the optical axis.
According to the present invention the lastnamed advantage of the ordinary terrestrial 4o telescope and the advantage of a more compact form of Porros telescope are combined in one instrument by adding to the optical elements of the first telescope a combination of four prisms, which, like Porros combina- 5 tion, by four times at angles of ninety degrees deflecting the optical axis causes parts of the said axis to lie parallel to and side by side with each other,but which,unlike Porros combination, does not invert the image.
Figures 1, 2, and 3 of the accompanying drawings illustrate the three combinations each of four prisms I, II, III and IV, which satisfy these requirements. Fig. t represents a single telescope. Figs. 5 and 6 represent a binocular telescope; and Fig. 7 represents another single telescope, each separate telescope being provided with a system of prisms of the above kind.
The systems of prisms shown in Figs. 1, 2, and 3 have the property, which is advanta- 6o geous in practice, that they leave the optical axis in one plane, which properly constitutes asecond difference between the three primary forms of the combination of prisms according to the present invention and the two primary forms of Porros combination. The primary forms (shown in Fig. 1) also have a third differ ent feature, which for some purposes is very advantageous, this third feature being that the direction of the axial ray entering the first 7o prism coincides with that of the axial ray coming out from the last prism, It is, however, sufficient to move in Fig. 1 one of the prisms I and 1V away from the double prism Ii III in the direction 2 1 or 3 4: for obtaining the lateral displacement (characteristic for Porros combination) of the rays coming out from the combination of prisms relatively to the entering rays-that is to say, to obtain a an eccentricity of the axis of the eyeglass 8o relatively to the axis of the object glass. This latter property can therefore be given to a terrestrial telescope with any of the three primary forms of the combination of prisms, and as the combination of two telescopes into 8 5 one double telescope having a greater distance between the object-glasses than between the eyeglasses, and by consequence having an increased stereoscopic effect, is dependent on this property it is possible to combine two terrestrial telescopes provided with either of the three primary forms of the new combination of prisms in such a double telescope.
. From each of the three primary forms indicated in Figs. 1, 2, and 3 new and diiferent 5 forms may be developed by moving separate prisms in the manner already described with reference to Fig. 1. Such adjacent elements of the combination which are in contact may be seen red to each other or made in one piece. roe
A single telescope of the new kind provided with a combination of prisms which is de sented in Fig. 2.
veloped from the primary form of Fig. 1 is illustrated in Fig. 4: in section taken in the plane of the optical axis. Adouble telescope in which the distance between the objectglasses is greater than between the eyeglasses, provided with a combination of prisms which is developed from the primary form of Fig. 2, is shown in'cen'tral section in Fig. 5 and in plan in Fig. 6. A single telescope provided with a combination of prisms which is developed from the primary form of Fig. 3 is shown in Fig. 7 in section through thevaxis.
The single telescope in Fig. 4 comprises an object-glass A and an eyeglass B, with a lens 0 for erecting the image, and a condenser D. Of the four elements of the combination of prisms in Fig. 1 the prism I is arranged in front of the object'glass A, the prisms II and III, made in one piece, are placed between the object-glass and the condenser D, and the prism IV is placed between the erectinglens 0 and the eyeglass B. The arrangement of the series of prisms relatively to the series of lenses, as shown in Fig. 4, presents practical advantages; but of course if the consecutive order of the lenses and the consecutive order of the prisms be maintained the order in which these optical elements are arranged in the telescope may be variously altered without aifecting the object of the invention. The same applies to the two other constructions hereinafter described. The condenser D is cemented unto the adjoining surface of the prism .III; but of course it may be mounted separately. The instrument is held to the eye in the vertical position indicated in the drawings, its lower end being used as a handle and its upper end resting, with its pad P, against the forehead.
Bymeans of a stud 0, secured to the mounting of the lens 0 and guided in a slot 0 of the casing, said lens 0 may be moved in the direction of the optical axis for the purpose of altering the magnifying power.
The binocular telescope, Figs. 5 and 6, has in each member the same lenses as the telescope just described, the series of prisms used corresponding to the primary form repre- The prisms I and II and also the prisms III and IV are made as double prisms, and the former of these double prisms I II is placed between the object-glass A and the condenser D and the second prism is placed between the condenser-lens D and the erecting-lens C. The condenser D is shown as being cemented unto the double prism III IV. The observer can alter the distance between the eyeglasses to make it equal to the distance between his eyes by turning the tubes or telescopes about their common hinge-bolt 6. By this hinge the instrument is also capable of being folded like a book. The hinge-bolt is further provided with a (1e Vice for simultaneously moving both erecting-lenses O, which consists of the nut 0 screwed on a threaded part of the bolt and having a circular groove 0 which engages the two studs 0 secured to the mountings of the said erecting-lenses C.
vThe single telescope represented in Fig. 7 combines the usual lenses, the object=glass A, the eyeglass B, the erecting-lens O, and the condenser D, with a combination offour prisms which is developed from the primary form illustrated in Fig. 3. The prism I is placed between the object-glass A and the condenser D, the prisms II and III, which are combined into a double prism, between the condenser D and the erecting-lens O, and the prism IV between the lens 0 and the eyeglass B. The mounting 0. of the object-glass A acts as a shade in consequence of the great distance of its outer aperture from the lens.
What I claim as my invention, and desire to secure by Letters Patent of the United States, is
The combination with a terrestrial telescope a telescope provided with a lens system for erecting the inverted image having means for altering the magnifying power by moving the erecting-lens system, of four reflecting-prisms adapted to deflect the optical axis four times at angles of ninety degrees in the same plane and in such a way, that parts of the broken axis are situated side by side, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand in the presence of two subscribing witnesses.
RUDOLPH FRIcKE, B. H. WARNER, Jr.
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In conclusion, it's a very good movie. Catchy funny charming. BUT they could've, should've, done much much better.
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West Penn health system CEO leaves
After just 19 months on the job as CEO of West Penn and Allegheny General hospitals, Gregory Burfitt is leaving.
Burfitt, hired in February 2010, is the latest in a string of top officials to depart the financially struggling West Penn Allegheny Health System.
The health system told its employees on Wednesday afternoon that Burfitt was stepping down as CEO of the two hospitals immediately and would leave the organization in October.
The internal message, signed by health system President and CEO Dianne Dismukes, said Burfitt was leaving to "pursue other opportunities."
Burfitt, reached at home, declined to comment.
Duke Rupert was named president and CEO of West Penn Hospital, effective immediately, Dismukes said. Rupert was the chief operating officer of Allegheny General and West Penn hospitals.
West Penn Allegheny Health System will start a national search for a new CEO of Allegheny General Hospital, Dismukes said. In the meantime, Judy Zedreck, the hospital's chief nursing officer, will handle day-to-day operations.
Burfitt came to West Penn Allegheny from BDC Advisors LLC, a health care consulting firm in Miami. He had also been the CEO of a large integrated hospital system in Colorado and the chief operating officer of a health system in Virginia.
His departure follows several resignations of top executives in the West Penn Allegheny system in the last year.
The health system's former president and CEO, Dr. Christopher Olivia, stepped down in June when it was announced that health insurer Highmark Inc. intends to acquire the health system for $475 million.
Judy Hlafcsak, the health system's chief legal counsel, left in September 2010. Dawn Gideon, executive vice president and chief of hospital operations for the health system, stepped down in October 2010. And Chief Medical Officer Dr. Sanford Kurtz resigned in June.
West Penn Allegheny posted an operating loss of more than $48 million for the nine months ended March 31, according to its most recent financial filing. Officials have said the system would have been forced to close West Penn Hospital without an immediate cash infusion of $50 million provided by Highmark as part of the acquisition deal.
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Ashley Hethke Awarded GAHHS Employee of the Month for March
March 14, 2012
Ashley Hethke has been awarded the Gibson Area Hospital & Health Services (GAHHS) March Employee of the Month. Ashley grew up in Gilman until she attended the Mennonite College of Nursing at Illinois State University in Normal, IL.
Ashley is a registered nurse in the Post-Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) and while she has only been a member of the GAHHS family for a year-and-a-half she has a wealth of experience from Provena Covenant Hospital, OSF St. Joseph Medical Center, and Riverside Medical Center. Ashley said GAHHS maybe smaller, but working here gives her opportunities she never had at a larger hospital.
"After working at larger hospitals, I really appreciate the small community atmosphere of GAH," said Ashley. "I think GAH gives me the opportunity to give my patients the time and nursing care that they deserve."
It is this ability to provide the very best care to her patients that Ashley really enjoys about her job.
"Nursing is a difficult but rewarding profession. I like that I can make frightening and difficult situations even the slightest bit easier for my patients, said Ashley.
Ashley and her husband Keith currently live in Buckley with their dogs, Jerry Tucker and Mollie Mae. In her free time she enjoys being with her family and friends. When not with them, you can find Ashley running, reading, cooking, or digging in her garden.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Relais de Paris Eiffel Cambronne
Great location, overall very good
We stayed at this hotel at the end of May '05 and for one night in June and I can honestly say I was expecting less and was pleasantly surprised at the cleanliness and the location of the hotel. I would stay there again when I go back.
Good Clean Hotel, With a Great Location !!!!!
Me & my girlfriend have just got back from spending 5 nights at the "relais de Paris Cambronne" (7th April - 12th of April), and I have to say that overall we were very happy with the hotel.
Firstly the location for this hotel is great, its right near a road crossing where about 6 or 7 roads meet & cross (but dont let that put you off, as we couldn't hear any traffic from our room). In this "square" and roads near by you will find a number of different bars/restaurants that serve good food at good prices, I would recommend the "Royal Cambronne", we ate there on more than one occation's, and its only a stones throw from the hotel. Also in this little square you have a "paper store" which sell's french, english and american papers, and a lovely "Patisserie", I would like to recommend the chicken salad baguette, the bread is amazing.
Another great point about this square is that you have the "Cambronne" Metro stop in it aswell, which is great, i would recommend to anyone to use the metro to get around the city, it is cheap, quick and reliable.
The hotel is quite cheap in Paris terms to stay at, and it is very clean, you have all the basic's you need and the staff are very helpful. If I did have to give any negatives, I would say that the rooms are quite small, but you will find this a lot in Paris unless you spend good money to stay at a big name hotel, and I would also recommend you skip breakfast in the hotel and by your morning food from the local Patisserie, that will save you a few euro's, and the food is better too.
So all round I would say for the price you are paying and the location you get, you cant really go wrong with this lovely little Paris hotel.
A good location, not the Ritz, but enjoyable overall
My wife and I stayed here for 3 nights (March 12/13/14, 2005). The staff here were excellent and helpful, the breakfast in the morning was quite sufficient for our needs (juices, coffee, pastries, cheeses, etc). True, the room was a tad small, but hey, all you do is sleep in it anyway...what more do you want. The Metro is very close. The Seine and the Eiffel Tower about a 15-20 minute walk. Lots of little cafe's and restaurants a few minutes walk from the hotel, ATM's are in the area. Overall, an enjoyable little stay in a quiet little area.
Good budget hotel
Good location (away from tour groups) - You can walk to the Eiffel tower. Metro (train) stop is a couple of blocks away. Laundromat is around the corner. Nice location if you wish to see Parisians who live in the area coming home from work, going to the local bars, post office, grocery, etc... Located in a more residential area. Not on any main strips with shops, restaurants or tourist attractions. The area is relatively quiet, but unfortunately some of the hotel guests were not (luck of the draw!). My husband and I quite liked it (for a budget hotel). Breakfast was basic but good (yogurt, some of our hotel guests were not (I guess you take your chances). We went in July and the room had air conditioning (it wasn't the greatest, but better than nothing - thank God!). The reception area is teeny tiny. The elevators are teeny tiny. The room was teeny tiny. The bathroom was teeny tiny - but this is NOT UNUSUAL for a Paris hotel. For the price, I would go back again. There is no night life in the immediate vacinity - a few local restaurants. But get on the Metro (subway train) and you are in the heart of it all. Paris has a TERRIFIC train system. You only sleep in your room anyway, get out and enjoy one of the world's greatest cities!
Very good value for money
Having booked this hotel within a package, we didn't expect much, but everything was of very good quality.
The rooms were fine, bathrooms always very clean and modern, whilst the breakfast was very nice.
Location-wise, the hotel was perfect, being only 5 minutes from the Eiffel Tower and 2 minutes from a m�tro station.
Overall, if you're looking for a nice hotel on a budget, choose here!
I know that budget hotels in Europe usually provide small rooms, but this was ridiculous! Absolutely no room to move - no place to put a suitcase (not even floor space)! We had to climb over the bed to get from the bathroom to the door. The showers are so small - about 30 inches square - and unless you're a size 2, it's impossible! Buffet breakfast was slightly more expensive than local restaurants, and offered less. The location was alright, but I'm sure I could have done better at another hotel.
Great cost/location combo!!!
My wife and I just returned from a 2-week trip to Europe where we spent time visiting London, Paris and Rome. While in Paris we stayed at the Relais De Paris Cambronne, and I have to say that we were very pleased with the accomodations. We paid approx. $105 a night (before taxes) for the stay, so obviously we weren't expecting a 5 star hotel. The front desk attendants and staff were all very pleasant to work with and the room was very decent and clean. It was close to the Metro, and there are lots of restaurants, shops and Patissarie's in the general area to visit.
What do you get @ the Cambronne - great location (not that far from Le Tour Eiffel), somewhat small but very decent room, 13" television, nice and clean bathroom.
What don't you get @ the Cambronne - 5 star accomodations, a great view from your room (we had no view).
Suggestion - set up your accomodations through Hotels. They gave us the best price on all of our hotels and we had no problems once we arrived there!
Walking to the Eiffel Tower
We stayed at the hotel in July 2004, we were pleased with their location. It's located in the middle of 3 metro stations and it's within walking distance to the Eiffel Tower. Room although is very small, it's got everything you need inside like TV, phone, hair-dryer, and coffee maker. The shower is small even to my standard (I am wearing size 2) but overall it's very clean. Breakfast was decent. I would recommend it if you are travelling on a budget.
Great budget hotel in great location
This was my 4th stay at the Relais de Paris Cambronne. The previous 3 visits were under the old Hotel de la Paix name, and the changes made are brilliant. Although the rooms are small, they are spotlessly clean including the bathrooms. The staff are efficient. The breakfasts are quite adequate, although I do miss Le Tahar restaurant with its huge leather banquettes, where breakfast was served in the past.
I always stay here because of the great location, within walking distance of the Eiffel Tower and the Seine, and La Motte Piquet Grenelle station practically outside the door, with choice of 3 metro lines. All of Paris is within easy reach. For the money, this hotel is perfect for a budget stay in Paris. I hope to return in the not too distant future.
A really Tiny Shower!
We stayed at this hotel for five days and overall it was OK. The breakfast is great and the location is wonderful in relation to the metro, three stops within a block. Even though the train passes in front of the hotel, the sound insulation works perfectly and we were not disturbed.
The size of the room was small even for Paris but the shower was miniscule. Neither one of us could turn around in it without getting the curtain stuck to us. We are average sized people (I wear a size 8 dress) so I would hate to think of anyone really large trying to use the shower.
Lots of good restaurants in the neighborhood. Swiss Village nearby with great antique stores.
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... be fine for our three night stay. Claude was most helpful and explained 'everything' to us and said to call her if there were any issues or concerns. She has a detailed booklet including transport, restaurants etc.
We were meeting the son of friends of ours at Place des Voges for 3:00pm so we needed to move quickly to get there. Claude estimated about 800m - no, it was 2km. Luckily he was a little late as well so we met around 3:15pm. We had a few goodies ...
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LES CATACOMBES (Paris' most gruesome sight) For a little different flavor, we visited the Les Catacombes. But as usual, with a 90 minute wait in line. From the very beginning, this was not Karyn's favorite place, even before she saw any bones or skulls. Narrow, low, damp, ...
Hop on hop off
... ignore calls and keep walking.. Much fewer gypos but still a few milking the clipboard scam. They got the stiff arm when they came near. Darn chilly out and dropped further into the evening. We ended up back by Notre Dam, had a bite to eat and enjoyed the cathedral and tree in the evening light. So Knackered were we I woke some time after 7pm I'd crashed in my clothes on the bed...oops. The other two already tucked in and lights ...
Fall Tour In France
... stingy with buying things here so we have been used to some really cheap champagne. We were so excited to be able try the good stuff. We went in and they showed us a movie to give us the background information. It was the weirdest thing I have ever seen. The cellar was connected to a church so the monks helped make the champagne. They tried to connect religion with the champagne. It honestly seemed like they were worshipping it. I hated it haha when finally got to try it ...
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Stourhead Whitesheet Hill walk
Stourhead, Stourton, Warminster, Wiltshire, BA12 6QDRoute details and mapDownload as a print friendly PDF
Route overview
Take in the panoramic views over the Stourhead estate and surrounding countryside. Whitesheet Hill is of considerable archaeological interest. With a Neolithic enclosure dating from around 3000 BC, a circular earthwork, Bronze Age barrows and an Iron Age hill fort to the south. The downlands are a rich habitat for wild flowers, including several species of orchid, butterflies such as chalkhill blues and birds including golden plover in the winter.
If you are starting your walk from Whitesheet Hill car park, then please begin from the end of point 2.
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Start: Visitor Reception, grid ref: ST 77838 34024
From the main car park, go through visitor reception. Follow the zig zag path, go over the bridge in to the walled garden and follow signs to Stourhead House. Join the main driveway towards the house and go through the metal kissing gate diagonally to the right. Following the waymarkers, head for the stile on the right of Drove Lodge, a 19th century building which may have been used by drovers before the creation of parkland around the House. Go over the stile and through the woodland path to the main road. Carefully turn left along the road towards Drove Lodge.
Being mindful of traffic, cross the road and go through the gate opposite Drove Lodge. Go along the 18th century drove track lined with beech trees. Follow the path to the top of the hill into Beech Clump. Continue straight ahead to Whitesheet Hill car park. In the car park go over the furthest stile by the National Trust sign and ascend. Please keep to the main path as the area is a sensitive butterfly habitat. Continue through a disused chalk quarry and make your way to the top. From here head for the hill fort, which is to the right of the radio mast, along the escarpment edge. The hill fort is Iron Age and dates from about 500 BC, lying at 800 feet above sea level.
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When you reach beech clump you will see a memorial dedicated to the airmen who lost their lives here when their Dakota plane crashed after taking off from RAF Zeals in 1945.
From the hill fort return along the fence, passing the reservoir and radio mast on your right. Keeping the fence on your right, take time to admire the views of the Estate, with King Alfred's Tower on the skyline. Go over the stile by the information panel and onto the byway, where you turn left. Walk down the hill, passing the 18th century milestone on your right and back to Whitesheet Hill car park.
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The hill fort is Iron Age, with high rampart and deep ditches. It dates from around 500BC, lying at 800 feet above sea level. The causewayed enclosure (camp) consists of a ring of short lengths of bank and ditch and was built about 5,500 years ago.
Retrace your steps back to the Beech Clump and continue downhill for approximately 300 yards. Go over the stile and then turn left through a gate in to a field, opposite Jimmy's Pits. This area is specifically managed for tree sparrows. Walk along the edge of the field towards the farm buildings. On reaching Search Farmhouse, turn right onto the track.
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Search Farm is home to a thriving population of rare Tree Sparrows. Numbers of these farmland birds have declined by 95% since the 1970s. With special feeding points and nest boxes, National Trust rangers and volunteers are working with tenants at Search Farm, which is in the Higher Level Stewardship Scheme, to ensure their survival.
Continue along the track, then carefully cross the main road on to Stourton High Street. Going straight ahead follow this road back to the main visitor car park.
End: Visitor Reception, grid ref: ST 77838 34024
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- Trail: Walking
- Grade: Hard
- Distance: 6 miles (9.7km)
- Time: 3 hours 30 minutes
- OS Map: Landranger 183, Explorer 142
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Footpaths across farmland and chalkdown, crossing roads and narrow lanes used by vehicles. The smaller paths can be boggy in wet weather so sturdy footwear is advisable. The ground is mostly flat, but with a steep ascent to the top of Whitesheet Hill. Please keep to footpaths - you'll be walking on working farmland where cattle may be grazing. Dogs are allowed on this walk, but must be kept under close control. Due to steep ascents, this route is not suitable for wheelchair users.
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By bike: Wiltshire Cycle Way runs through estate
By train: Gillingham 6½ miles; Bruton 7 miles
By car: At Stourton, off B3092, 3 miles north-west of Mere (A303), 8 miles south of Frome (A361)
By bus: Frome Minibuses 82 Warminster to Mere; First 58/158 Shaftesbury to Wincanton (passing Gillingham train station), alight Zeals, 1¼ mile
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- Website: http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/stourhead/