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Embodiments are generally related to the field of color image/text printing and display systems. Additional embodiments are related to methods and systems for calibrating color output devices, such as color displays, color printers and other color rendering devices.
In modern business, economic, and scientific environments, color has become essential as a component of communication. Color facilitates the sharing of knowledge and ideas. Companies involved in the development of digital color document output devices are continuously searching for techniques, which can improve the accuracy and total image quality of their products.
Color images are commonly represented as one or more separations, each separation comprising a set of color density signals for a single primary or secondary color. Color density signals are commonly represented as digital pixels, which vary in magnitude from a minimum to a maximum, with a number of gradients corresponding to the bit density of the system. Thus, for example, a common 8-bit system can provide 256 shades of each primary color.
A color can therefore be considered as the combination of magnitudes of each pixel, which when viewed together present the combination color. Usually, printer signals include three subtractive primary color signals (i.e., Cyan, Magenta and Yellow) and a Black signal, which together can be considered the printer colorant signals. Each color signal forms a separation, and when combined together with the other separations forms the color image.
It is desirable to specify document properties in a device-independent fashion in order to facilitate the exchange and reuse of documents where possible. Colors are therefore preferably specified in a device-independent color space based on the characteristics of human vision. In order to print or display a given color, it is often necessary to determine the device control values corresponding to specified device-independent color values, because the native control spaces of output devices (e.g., a printer's CMYK values) do not constitute device-independent color spaces. This normally can be accomplished utilizing a three-step procedure.
First, a set of color patches with pre-determined device control values is output on the device and the color of each patch is measured in device-independent color coordinates. Second, utilizing the device control values and the corresponding measured device-independent color values, a "forward device-response function" can be estimated. Third, the "forward device-response function" can be "inverted" to obtain a "device-correction-function".
The "forward device-response function" of step two represents the mapping from device control values to the device independent color values produced by the device in response to the control values. The "device-correction-function" of step three maps each device-independent color to the device control values that produce the specified device-independent color value on the output device. The "device-correction-function" is typically pre-computed and stored in memory. In order to produce a given color on the output device, the corresponding device-independent color values are mapped through the "device correction-function" to obtain control values. When the device is driven with such control values, a desired color can be produced.
It is common practice to separate the "device correction-function" into two parts: a "calibration" function that immediately precedes the device and a "characterization" function, which addresses the device "through" the calibration function. This separation is illustrated in
A device independent color can be provided as input 110 to the characterization routine 102, whose output can be fed to a calibration unit 104. The output from calibration unit 104 can be provided in turn to an output device 106 as indicated by an output line 114. Additionally, line 112 indicates alternate CMYK (i.e., fast emulation). Data can be output from a reprint path unit 108 and fed to the calibration unit 104. In
Another example of a calibration system includes U.S. Pat. No. 5,305,119 to Rolleston et al, "Color Printer Calibration Architecture," which issued on Apr. 19, 1994 and is assigned to Xerox Corporation. U.S. Pat. No. 5,305,119 is generally directed toward a method of calibrating a response of a printer to an image described in terms of colorimetric values. A further example of a calibration method and system is described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,528,386 to Rolleston et al, "Color Printer Calibration Architecture," which issued on Jun. 18, 1996 and is also assigned to Xerox Corporation. U.S. Pat. No. 5,528,386 generally describes a conventional one-dimensional architecture. Both U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,305,119 and 5,528,386 are incorporated herein by reference.
The purpose of a "calibration transformation" is to facilitate a trade-off. Unlike the "full device-correction function," calibration transformation provides control of the output device in a limited and exclusive fashion. In comparison to the full device-correction function, however, the calibration transformation also offers significant advantages in that it requires substantially reduced measurement effort and also a substantially lower computational effort. The lower computational effort requirement allows it to be incorporated in high-speed real-time printing, image-processing chains for which the full device-correction function may be too computational and/or memory intensive. For color output devices, particularly those utilized in the printing arts, calibration can be performed for the Black (K) channel independently and for the Cyan (C), Magenta (M), and Yellow (Y) channels either independently or together.
As an illustrative example, consider the case of a 3-channel (CMY) printer is considered. The goal of calibration is to determine a calibration transform from CMY to C′M′Y′ that maintains a desired printer response in selected regions of color space. Additionally, the calibration transform can be required to be computationally efficient with a small memory requirement so that it can be incorporated in high-speed real-time printing paths.
Traditionally, the calibration transform has been applied in the form of one-dimensional correction to the individual channels for the device. For CMY, the calibration can be applied as tone-response corrections (TRCs) for each of the C, M, and Y channels.
C′=f 1(C), M′=f 2(M), Y′=f 3(Y) (1)
With traditional one-dimensional calibration, either a one-dimensional desired response in terms of delta-E from paper can be specified along the three primary axes, or a three-dimensional CIELAB response can be specified along a one-dimensional locus that satisfies certain monotonicity constraints. The transformation in the rest of CMY space is therefore generally an outcome of the calibration function over which no control is available.
For example, all input points with the same input C value (e.g., M vs. Y plane) can map to the same C′ value. The problem with such an approach is that the response in a large part of color space potentially can be compromised to obtain a desired response along a one-dimensional locus. For example, if the TRCs are gray balanced, this can sometimes result in undesirable hue shifts in the reproductions of sweeps from white to secondary device colors (e.g., those lying along the red axis where M=Y, and C=K=0, likewise for green and blue). Conversely, if the TRCs are independently linearized, this will generally not yield gray balance for C=M=Y.
TRCs are obviously very efficient for real-time image processing. Memory requirements are also very minor: for 8-bit processing, 256 bytes of memory are required for each separation's TRC for a total of 768 bytes of storage. Additionally, derivation of the calibration is generally a simple, well-understood process, which involves measuring step wedges of pure C, M, Y and possibly patches near C=M=Y if gray balance is desired.
As an alternative to control of each individual channel for calibration, calibration may be performed as a full three-dimensional function from input C, M, Y to output C′, M′, Y′. Such a process has traditionally been utilized for characterization in current color management architectures but can be applied to calibration as an option. In this case, equation (2) applies:
C′=f 1(C, M, Y), M′=f 2(C, M, Y), Y′=f 3(C, M, Y) (2)
The desired response can be specified at any point in three-dimensional CMY space. Thus it is possible to derive unique 1-1 calibration functions f1, f2, and f3 without any compromise in the desired response. Interactions with device drift may however require some degree of smoothness in the transformations.
If sparse three-dimensional LUTs are used with interpolation, the processing might be too computationally intensive for high speed printing applications. A full resolution LUT with direct lookup avoids interpolation, but might be prohibitively large, especially if several LUTs are required for different media, halftones, etc. For 8 bit processing, for instance, a full three-dimensional LUT would require 3*(256)3 bytes=48 MB of storage. Derivation of the calibration is similar to characterization, due to arbitrary three-dimensional control. Typically this involves a large number of measurements.
TRCs are appealing because of simplicity in derivation and processing. TRCs, however, are restrictive in the amount of control over the printer response. Three-dimensional LUTs offer tremendous control, but derivation and image processing are generally much more complex.
It is, therefore, a feature of the present invention to provide improved color printing and display methods and systems.
It is another feature of the present invention to provide improved methods and systems for calibrating color output devices, such as color printers, printing devices and color softcopy displays.
It is also a feature of the present invention to provide for color output device calibration methods and systems, which utilize two-dimensional calibration transforms for calibration thereof.
Aspects of the present invention relate to methods and systems for calibrating a color output device are disclosed herein. A pre-determined transformation can be applied to a plurality of uncalibrated control variables input to a color output device in order to obtain a plurality of intermediate variables. The color output device itself is generally driven by at least three independent control signals for control of the plurality of intermediate variables.
In accordance with embodiments, at least one control variable can be determined utilizing one or more intermediate variables among the plurality of intermediate variables, wherein at least one of the intermediate variables depends on more than one input variable. Thereafter, one or more output control variables from among the plurality of intermediate variables can be calculated for calibration of the color output device, such that at least one of the intermediate variables is generally dependent upon one or more uncalibrated control variables from among a group of uncalibrated control variables.
The pre-determined transformation can be configured with an architecture that includes a plurality of fixed transforms whose output can be respectively provided to a plurality of two-dimensional look-up tables (LUTs), which generates calibrated control values thereof for calibration of the color output device.
The accompanying figures, in which like reference numerals refer to identical or functionally-similar elements throughout the separate views and which are incorporated in and form part of the specification further illustrate embodiments of the present invention.
The particular values and configurations discussed in these non-limiting examples can be varied and are cited merely to illustrate embodiments of the present invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention.
The present invention is generally directed toward the utilization of two-dimensional calibration transforms in the calibration architecture for color devices. The two-dimensional calibration method and system described herein enables significantly more control than traditional one-dimensional calibration, while memory and computational requirements thereof are quite reasonable. The invention described herein can be readily embodied in real time image paths for high speed printing applications.
Throughout the description indicated herein, several definitions can consistently apply. The term "input control values" refers generally to values that are input to the calibration transform described herein. The term "output control values" refers to values that are output from the calibration transform and that directly drive the device. Additionally, the term "intermediate control values" can refer to intermediate variables computed from the input control variables in the process of computing output variables.
The present invention can also enable control of multiple aspects of the device characteristics. For example, one embodiment of the method and system described herein allows independent control of the device behavior along the individual C, M, and Y axes and along the device gray axis (C=M=Y, K=0) and along a secondary color, for instance a device-blue axis (C=M, Y=K=0). The additional control ability afforded by the present invention can be particularly useful in non-conventional imaging devices that are often required to emulate the characteristics for other devices. An example of such a device is a Xerox Docucolor IGen3 xerographic print engine that can emulate an offset (SWOP) press. Another example of such a device is a liquid crystal display (LCD) that emulates a cathode-ray-tube (CRT) display.
System 300 can permit the use of two-dimensional LUTs for printer control applications. Mathematically, the concept of two-dimensional LUTs for calibration transformation 320 is based on mapping input CMY control values to output C′M′Y′ control values, which is indicated respectively by arrows 326, 328, and 330. The calibration transformation 320 can be expressed in general terms, by utilizing two intermediate control variables for each output variable as a function of input CMY, such that the output C′, M′, and Y′ are determined by the corresponding two intermediate variables, as indicated by equations (3) to (8) below:
(s 1 , t 1)=v i1(C, M, Y) (3)
(s 2 , t 2)=v i2(C, M, Y) (4)
(s 3 , t 3)=v i3(C, M, Y) (5)
C′=f 1(s 1 , t 1) (6)
M′=f 2(s 2 , t 2) (7)
Y′=f 3(s 3 , t 3) (8)
where si, ti are intermediate control values that depend on the input CMY control values. Intermediate control values, which are depicted in
For the purpose of calibration, the desired response can be specified along multiple curves in color space with certain constraints, or along two-dimensional manifolds in CMY space with certain constraints. The response in the rest of color space is an outcome over which no control is directly exercised. In practice, the response over the remainder of color space is a by-product of the specified calibration response over the specified curves or manifolds. For example, all points in input CMY space that are mapped to the same (s1,t1) pair in the first stage pre-determined transformation will map to the same output C′ value.
The transformation from CMY to the intermediate variables {sk, tk} can impose constraints on the control that can be accomplished utilizing the calibration architecture described above. Some of these constraints are described in greater detail herein for specific embodiments of the present invention. Some examples of desirable control that can be achieved with two-dimensional LUTs are also illustrated herein with respect to preferred and alternative embodiments of the present invention.
One advantage of the approach described herein is that because the calibration can maintain the desired response at more points than was possible with traditional one-dimensional calibration, the device stability attained by means of the calibration can be significantly improved for most printers. Additionally, three two-dimensional LUTs can be utilized to implement the calibration transformation. For example, the use of full resolution lookup without interpolation can still result in reasonable storage and memory requirements for high end printing applications.
For the total processing and memory complexity to be low, the parameters sk, tk should be computationally simple transformations of input C, M, Y or be computable utilizing LUTs with a reasonable storage requirement. Additionally, it can be appreciated that the effort required for the derivation of the calibration lies somewhere between the one-dimensional and three-dimensional cases.
s 1 =M+Y (9)
s 2 =C+Y (10)
s 3 =C+M (11)
t1=C (12)
t2=M (13)
t3=Y (14)
The LUT f1 for the cyan mapping is a function of two variables: i) input C and ii) sum of M and Y. Analogous relationships hold for f2, f3, the LUTs for Magenta and Yellow mapping. As described in the equations above, the output control value M′ can be determined from the intermediate variables s2=(C+Y) and t2=M utilizing the LUT f2. Similarly, the output control value Y′ can be determined from the intermediate variables s3=(C+M) and t3=Y utilizing the LUT f3.
An aim curve may be thought of as a desired correspondence between a curve in the space of input control variables and a curve in device independent color space. The correspondence established by the aim curve represents the desired response required for input control variables and the goal of the calibration transform is typically to establish this correspondence. A single general curve could be parameterized with a single parameter t taking values over the range 0 to 1.
The aim curve can then be expressed, for example, as a correspondence of the curves established by a parameter t, according to relation (15) below:
For any given value of the parameter t, relation (15) specifies that the input control variables
Typically, the aim curve has been defined as the neutral axis in CIELAB space (a=b=0) and the corresponding curve in CMY space is the straight line defined by C=M=Y, or the curve for a standard such as SWOP or common industrially used version of SWOP (e.g. commercial SWOP). The approach, however, may be generalized and applied to arbitrary curves.
The correspondence for aim curves may be generally defined in any arbitrary device independent color space and is not limited to the CIELAB space. The goal of the calibration transform is to map the input control variables into output control variables in a manner that preserves the correspondence established by the aim curve: For each value of the parameter t, when an input control value
With reference to the example illustrated in
Note that it is possible utilizing this scheme to simultaneously accomplish some level of control along device-secondary axes (i.e. along device-blue C=M, Y=0; device green C=Y, M=0; and device red M=Y, C=0 axes respectively). Often the hue along the printer's native blue axis (C=M) is purple and not truly blue. In such a case, it may be desirable to utilize the calibration to produce a blue hue along the C=M axis. This approach may be particularly useful for saturation rendering paths for which a full three-dimensional characterization transform is often unnecessary. This approach can be achieved via the described embodiment. With some additional analysis, it is also be possible to define and control the response in a region corresponding to flesh tones. Independent control in these regions is often desired in color output devices, but is generally unachievable with the standard 1-D calibration architecture.
The calibration process for LUT f1 provides the C′ necessary to achieve the desired aims along these axes. These C′ are inserted in the appropriate locations in the two-dimensional LUT. The rest of the LUT can then be filled with some form of interpolation or mathematical fitting function. This process is repeated for the LUTs f2 and f3 to yield M′ and Y′ respectively. Appropriate constraints must be placed on the functions f1, f2, and f3. For example, f1 must be monotonic with respect to input C. Other constraints are normally required in practice.
Note that any given input point (p1, p2) in the two-dimensional LUT of
For 8-bit input CMY images, three two-dimensional LUTs (e.g., each LUT of size 256�511 bytes) can be utilized. Hence the overall size is just under 400 Kbytes, which should be an acceptable requirement in high-end systems. An architecture, which allows more than 8-bits of output to be utilized in conjunction with half toning, is also very feasible as the storage requirements for 16-bit output are also under 800 K bytes.
The computational processing comprises three additions to compute the si and three two-dimensional table lookups per pixel. This is substantially much more inexpensive than a three-dimensional tetrahedral interpolation, which generally requires three multiplications, three additions, and four three-dimensional table lookups per pixel. If the addition operations result in a bottleneck, such operations can always be pre-computed and stored within another set of three two-dimensional LUTs. Such an approach can provide a sequential two-dimensional LUT structure. The appropriate strategy depends on the platform utilized, and whether or not hardware assistance is also required.
It will also be apparent to those familiar with the art that for implementation purposes the two-dimensional LUTs may be "flattened out" into a one-dimensional LUT that is equivalent to the two-dimensional LUT (i.e., it represents the same transformation). For instance, for 8-bit input CMY images, a two-dimensional table indexed by C and (M+Y) may be flattened out into a single equivalent one-dimensional table indexed by the variable 512*C+(M+Y). This concept is generally applicable to any embodiment of the current invention and several different mappings are possible for the "flattening".
As alluded to earlier, measuring step wedges along the primary and secondary axes, as well as patches in the vicinity of the neutral axis can derive the calibration. Although the embodiment has been described with the assumption that a neutral response is desired along the C=M=Y axis, this is not considered a limiting feature of the present invention. The two-dimensional calibration scheme described generally herein therefore not only promotes enhanced emulation capabilities, but also ensures that the calibrated device is more stable than is possible with traditional one-dimensional calibration, because the calibration process "pins-down" the desired response at more locations.
s 1 =M+Y+K (16)
s 2 =C+Y+K (17)
s 3 =C+M+K (18)
t1=C (19)
t2=M (20)
t3=Y (21)
The LUT f1 for the cyan mapping is a function of two variables: i) input C and ii) sum of M, Y and K. Analogous relationships hold for f2, f3, the LUTs for Magenta and Yellow mapping. Graph 500 therefore illustrates the two-dimensional domain of the LUT f1, along with examples of certain paths along which the desired response characteristics can be maintained. Control along a pure C axis can be indicated by axis 504 (i.e., 0 to 255). Control along the device secondary axes (e.g., C=M, Y=0, K=0; C=Y, M=0, K=0; C=K, M=0, Y=0) is generally indicated by line 506. Control along the line from device MY or YK to black is indicated by line 502. Finally, control along neutrals for typical UCR/GCR is indicated by line 508
For graph 500, a typical UCR/GCR strategy is assumed along the neutral axis. The strategy assumes almost no K in the light grays (where the use of CMY composite black typically produces smoother grays) and gradually introduces K when approaching the darker colors. The C, M, and Y colors are reduced as K is increased beyond a certain limit to meet ink-limit constraints. The resulting curve in input CMYK space maps to a curve of the type shown as 508 in graph 500.
Subject to suitable constraints, desired response characteristics can be specified along each of these curves, which is often desirable. Note that with this architecture, the storage requirements may modestly increase (e.g., by a factor of approximately 2), but are still reasonable. Measurement and computation requirements are also reasonable for this scheme.
In accordance with a third and alternative embodiment of the present invention, it can be appreciated that the device-blue axis (C=M, Y=K=0) for printers often has a hue that is quite different from monitor blue hue and for saturation rendering intent. it is often desirable to compensate of this characteristic. As will be appreciated by those skilled in the art, saturation rendering intent attempts to capture desired rendition characteristics for synthetically generated graphics such as sweeps, blocks, etc.
In traditional one-dimensional calibration this cannot however be accomplished without compromising individual channel responses. The present embodiment is aimed at remedying this problem. For this embodiment, it can be assumed that both K and Y are handled by traditional one-dimensional trcs that allow independent channel linearization and two-dimensional LUTs used for C′ and M both and indexed by both C and M. The resulting architecture allows independent channel linearization for the C and M channels and a two-dimensional response specification along the device-blue axis (C=M, Y=K=0).
Note in general that calibration can be performed for color printers utilizing a front end with a user interface. Such an interface can allow for printing of targets, which can be subsequently measured. The resulting measurements can be utilized to determine the calibration transform, which is loaded into the printer.
The present invention can also be applied to the calibration of color display devices. Normally, display calibration is accomplished by correcting the tone response of the individual primary channels, red (R), green (G), and blue (B) with one-dimensional functions, and assuming that this correction applies for all possible mixtures of R, G, B. For some display technologies, notably LCDs, the display's response along the neutral (R=G=B) axis, and secondary axes (R=G, R=B, G=B) can be substantially different from that along the primary axes. In this case, the proposed 2-D calibration architecture can be utilized to apply different controls and correction functions along the different axes.
It is appreciated that various other alternatives, modifications, variations, improvements, equivalents, or substantial equivalents of the teachings herein that, for example, are or may be presently unforeseen, unappreciated, or subsequently arrived at by applicants or others are also intended to be encompassed by the claims and amendments thereto.
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Dr. Kirtly Jones reviews medical content for Healthwise, a nonprofit organization with a mission to help people make better health decisions. Dr. Jones specializes in infertility, menopause, and reproductive hormones. She has been a faculty member in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Utah School of Medicine since 1983 and was appointed Professor in 2000. Dr. Jones also serves as Vice Chair of the department and was appointed Vice Chair for Academic Affairs in 1997. Dr. Jones served as Medical Director of Planned Parenthood of Utah and as the Chair of the Board of the Association of Reproductive Health Professionals. She has participated in a number of research projects and is the author or coauthor of numerous journal articles on gynecological topics and fertility.
Education and Training
MD: University of Colorado School of Medicine, Denver, CO, 1977
Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology: Boston Hospital for Women, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA, 1977–1981
Fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility: Harvard Medical School, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA, 1981–1983
American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Academic Appointments
University of Utah School of Medicine, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Salt Lake City, UT:
- Professor, 2000–present
- Associate Professor, 1990–2000
- Assistant Professor, 1983–1990
Gynecological Consultant, Wrentham State School, Wrentham, MA, 1981–1983
Instructor, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Harvard Medical School, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA, 1981–1983
Current as of: January 10, 2014
Author: Healthwise Staff
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Issue date: Friday, July 18, 1952
Pages available: 8
Previous edition: Thursday, July 17, 1952
Next edition: Saturday, July 19, 1952
Publication name: Northwest Arkansas Times
Location: Fayetteville, Arkansas
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Northwest Arkansas Times (Newspaper) - July 18, 1952, Fayetteville, Arkansas 8 PAGES TODAY RMd by over Daily 10CA1 ,nfl vlcln irmijht ana tomo r no Im i Huh 71 noon lortay Jo, 70 Sunru. j is. 7.32. VOLUME 90, NUMBER 305 Tfce Public fefertsf It The firtt Concern Of Tfcii Newspoptr Wlra MKANSAS. fHIDAY JUIY H, 1952 AP, Kinf NCA Fcatum Truman May Seize Steel Under Draft Law Trio Missing, May Be Captives Of Hunted Men i i 11 I I InfiAr I _ i i ------............_.. Search Under Way In Hills Of Oklahoma Brothers Of Leflore County Sought By Sizable Posse Poteau, Three men Prize Winner, But Stumped On Next Step Springfield, Kamp a radio official, won a prize at a picnic tons of rocks. I" Kamp wants the prize he'll have to haul them a-.vay from thc Athens Stone Company which do- nated the rocks. "It's the first thing I ever won in my said Kamp, who i added he's open to suggestions on ire missing today and Oklahoma V state highway patrolmen believe whal to do the they may be hostages of two men who beat up a patrolman near here yesterday. A posse of Oklahoma and Ar- kansas officers are searching the rain-drenched Poteau Mountains of Eastern Oklahoma for the men who beat and escaped from Trooper Otto Rauch. Road blocks have been thrown up at Fort Smith and border roads are be- ing searched. Sought in the beating are two LeFlore County brothers, Denver and Henry R. Baker. Sheriff Jack witness to the Craig said the men had been identified by beating. Highway Patrol at Oklahoma City said Morgan, 21, no address given, rented a car in Tulsa yesterday to take his sister to a Poteau hos- pital. Two men, one a cripple, v.'erc with Morgan and his sister They were not identified. Storm Whaley To MakeNomination Will Offer Name Of Sen. Fulbright Newport, Ark. Pick- ens of Newport today said Storm Whaley of Siloam Springs will make the speech nominating Sen. McNaih Asserts July 29 Ballot Ready "Power Trust" Out To Beat Him Murry Charges Payroll Padded In One Department Absentee ballots for voting in ney McMath. Ike Murry, Francis the July 29 preferential Demo- j Cherry. Boyd Tnrkoit. cratic primary in Washington I For County, are now available. Coun- ty Clerk Roy Scott announced to- day. The ballots may be obtained at the county clerk's office in the coui (house. Scott .said they may he obtain- ed by calling at the office and voting there; by a written request to have such a ballot mailed; or In Case of illness, a pcr.son can send for the ballot which will be delivered to a husband or wife, father or mother, or sister or bro- ther of the applicant. The ballot will include offices, with names of candidates in order: After the sister was left at the hospital the men said they were going to a show at nearby Bok- chito. They have not been seen since about p. m., and the car, a maroon-colored 1952 coach, has not been located. Patrol headquarters said they are working under the assump- tion the brothers are holding the three. Rau.ch underwent surgery at a hospital here today for facial in- juries. He was reported out of danger and- recovering. The posse. led by Lt. Andy Bid- well of McAlester. searched the I rugged mountains throughout the night, guided by bloodhounds and walkie-talkie radios. Sheriff Craig said Poteau Cattle- man Kennelh Williairs, who ncssed the fight and brought Hauch to the hospital, gave this account of the incident: Williams was driving toward Poteau when he saw the men fighting in Rauch's patrol car. He stopped and ran to aid the orricer, but one of the Bakers turned a pistol on him and order- ed him to leave. Williams started for Poteau to get help, but turned back when he saw the Bakers flee. J. William Fulbright as the Demo- Headquarters! eratic candidate for president at Mickey j national convention in Chi- cago next week. Pickens said other members of the Arkansas delegation to make seconding speeches would be chosen while the group is en route to Chicago by special train. The Little Sid Mc- Math says the "power trust" in Rcneral and Arkansas Power and Light Company in particular are out to beat him for a third term. And, he declared in North Little Rock last night, AP L is willing I to "spend two million dollars" to do the job. McMath said he incurred the op- wsition of the power companies ror several reasons. Among them he said, were his support of the proposed co-operative electric steam generating plant at Ozark and his stand against an existing law which allows a utility to ob- tain a rate increase by posting an Chicago today determined to have _ mdemnitj bond. a dominant voice in next week's GOOQ At Helena last night, A'.ty. Gen. I choice of a Democratic presidential Ike Murry, one of McMath's four nominee. opponents for the Democratic i CIO President Philip Murray lanrl com miss nude A. Rankin, Ira J. Golden. C. C. Smith. For attorney general C i h Barton, Bernard Rectl. W. I. Pur- ifoy, T. .1. Gentry. For national cnrnmiltrrm.-m Noble Rabie Rhodes. Dan Cowlinp. Jr., Paul Chambors. For county A. Scott, William Bush, Richard B. Greer. The Democratic Cnunly Com- mittee is to nifc-t at the court- house in Fayetteville tomorrow lo name judges and clerks and con- duct other business. Time set for Poultrymen In Session At The University Banquet Held At Student Union; Caldwell Speaks Appointed For Holt, Sid-! the session to start is 1 Labor Aims At Big Voice In Convention Chicago (XP) -Labor leaders special will leave Little Hock to- morrow. Whaley is an alternate delegate from the Third congressional dis- trict. He is manager of Radio Sta- tion KUOA, and an executive of the John Brown schools. Pickens is slated to be elected chairman of the Arkansas delega- tion. The election will take place on the train. c iuajuuiii i limp jviun'fly nomination, charged that "payroll Janivcri as candidates were bid- padding was going on in at least ding for union support Theie one slate department and possibly were reports the CIO and the others. Its only purpose, he said, AFL might get together to back a to aid the McMath campaign. single Sen Murry pointed to tht Highway i Estes Kefauvcr of Tennessee Department's maintenance divi- For Marching Asked A banquet, attended by about persons from all parts of ihej! slate, v.-as held last niqht at thc. University KItitlcnt Union j.i iof j lo opening officially today of thc annual session of the Arkansas I'oultry Improvement Association. I President KirN Hale of Favctle- villc presided, introduced a 'num- bcr of guests, members of Ihe i Uoa'-rl Directors of ihe Assoc- I ialion. and Dr. John Tyler Cald- well, president of lhc University. In a short talk welcoming Ihe visitors to the i-.-impus, Dr. Cald- pninled to lhc need f "cen- leis of initiativp" I-, make sure belter ways lo do everything are sought. An hour's program was by Corky's Corral Gang of Grows Over Impact On Arms Production Murray Declines Comment On Secret Settlement Report Washington The White was rcnorled today to be scrinuslv considering -i plan to part of the steel industry under the re-U.eiive rcrvii-e art. j This word t-arne from a high adrninKtrative source who said ,f u s t i c e Department attorneys were Inr.trurted vestcrday altcr- j noon to prenarp papers leadine to i possible partial seizure of the in- dustry. The critical situation which has resulted from the 47-dav steel strike was disclosed veslcrday at White House meeting, nrcridcd Miss Lou named assistant home VYlmc mn for Washington hv v nKicuIUmiIntension Scnlco; john n. Ktcelma on icia is jinn County Judrjc Will TH fit'- fT" ln only IL., ii'" "'.pianis which Mil In produce un- cisiv W1, 1 ,1 Direct contract with procure- will become effective mpnt Ancles. The act Ays that VIMI.U Liang ol Wichlla IVHSS tjaKer Is being Kan., made up of TV and motlnn. lo Yell County as Washington An Army Red Bloc In India's Parliament Walks Out New Delhi. India-OT-The 27-1 Woulr1 mean savings to the tay- Averell Harriman of New York sion, where he said thit in June I son n.vhnrrf n n, u t r- June 195] lalt-tiartlcy act he helped enact fracture of bones of the ,'orefoot. Although among sol- liam Green of thc AFL. dicrs, it is sometimes seen Aides said Russell hopes to man Communist bloc in the lower house of India's Parliament walk- ed out today after the House speaker ordered one of the left- wingers to shut up or leave. The walkout, first such by the local Reds, climaxed chaotic de- bate over extension of a preven- tive detention bill used by the government to curb Communist and communal violence. The walkout came after parlia- mentary police attempted to re- move a Communist challenging the speaker's right to silence him. proposed organization of a State Hospital Council, to include heads of State Hospital, the Stale Tuberculosii Sanatorium, the Ar- kansas Crippled Children's hos- pital and the University of Arkan- sas Medical School. Closer co-operation among the hospitals and the Medical School payers and improvement in care of the indigent ill. Tackett said. Chancellor Francis Cherry gave another "talkathon" yesterday, this time over a four-station net' held with John L. Lewis of thc United Mine Workers and Wil- i picture entertainers. Thc prmrra featured vocalists, an accordionist, a ninlc tr.o, and n comic. Thc Ki'iup has appeared with Gene doctor today recommended "easier h 13urnc" Co- marches for youilR soldiers "n 'CtUres' Iraining-to help savc their feet meeting got from injury. I.t. Col Francis D lhls at thr 'of the Army's Fort University Ord, Calif., hospital reported evi-, Mi lnskn- hc'ld denee that long road marches civ- of the Uni- Yprsily of Kentucky, Dr O H AiiRusl I. I'atterson're- places Miss Mary Jane who has served as assistant home dcmonsirntinn a (rent for Ihe past Miss Baker Is being Iranr- home of en before proper conditioning of p_, new men helped cause -march iionoit M. Smith of live Unlv certain have open support from organiz- ed labor quarters in the nomina- tion battle. Some of the Georgian's barkers said they .regard Vice President Alben Barklcy as the Georgian's chief Gov. Ad- lai E. Stevenson should he brought into the race unexpected- ly. Stevenson, who probably could have the nomination at the 31st waitresses, postmen who walk a great deal, the colonel said. Asserting that in actual combat the foot soldier is seldom called upon to do long-lasting marching without let-up. Thrcadsill said. "It would appear unwise to cause march fractures by cresting con- ditions which will not be met in the field." and President Hale were heard Ihis afternoon a panel discuss-nn "S, manage- demonstration agenl. Miss Patter- son, a graduate of the College of AKricullun- ut the University, Is a native of lioonc County. Truman Soon To Return Home Political Plans Remain Unknown President Hofel In Washington Robbed; Taken "if nny such producer of sine! the responsible head or hearts thereof refuses to comply with such requirement, the president, through the secretary of defense, is authorized to take immediate possession of the plants of such producer." First Seliure Lacked Authority President Truman seized the entire steel industry last April but on June 2 the Supreme Court j ruled he lacked authority to do i and ordered the mills returned to i private ownership. The April R seizure was based on no specific law but rather on what the Justice Department said were the presi- dent's inherent constitutional powers. Former Solicitor General Philip Pcrlman told both the district and supreme courts in thp seizure case the government" had considered neizure under the selective ser- vice hut had decided the method too cumbersome and too difficult to pursue. At yesterday's White House Washington -n hunled for twn opening Sheriff Craig said Williams per- sonally knew both of the Bakers and identified them as Rauch's at- i The sheriff said a pistol and a: The Reds Womi shotgun were missing from the patrol car. and Williams said he i Berlin The Communists i saw one of the Bakers carrying i urged unmarried women today to the pistol when the brothers fled. kiss with caution. Craig said Denver Baker was under a four-year susncnded sen- tence for assaulting Police Chief Bill Cupp of Poteau. .-----...ULJU1I flriyp uns? fpok or U j from an. automobile showroom in 7T Hot Springs in dav He sluck Jack Holt indicated that he hc is running only for would lower state taxes on Indus- I "'IT w tries if he's elected, in a speech i Blrkl" last night Holt Barkley literally walked into "When I'm elected, I not only town, with home state admirers will go out of the state to bring j anrt Perspiring reporters trailing i Car And Truck Collide On Devil's Den Road lhs" rom a hole! a fvn ,lne White House after piling on Jhcir three holdup iman'j doctor fiive him the last of a series of medical tests today while Democratic politicians wait- i I ed impatiently for his dismissal from the hospital. He is expected-! ____..................... lo return to the While House to- meeting, in addition to Steclman, morrow, but has no dates to see wprc Munitions Board Chairman anybody. j John Small, National Production 1 After nearly a week's bout with j Authority Chief Henry H. Fowler, a virus Infection, the piesidcnt's Steclman's manpower chief Ar- tompcratuto had returned to nor- thur Fleming and other high offi- new industries to Arkansas, but I will help those already here bv lowering taxes." OPS Order To Boost Price Of Some Meat the 74-year-old vice president in the several-block trudge from a railway station to his hotel. His admirers sang "My Old Kentucky Home." Barkley has had organized lab- or support in his political races. fi.'rnttinc victims. I The daylight robbery occurred' du-mg the noon hour yesterday. r.-mr jusl the week's pnvrcill c-ish n- A West Fork man v.'as taken for the Roger Smith Vlotel lo Ihe Elizabeth Hospital in ployes had been brought from i IS Prairie Grove following a two-c.-r bank, frank M Kolcy f h collision on the Devil's Den road auditor, said ,nc w- shortly before B p. m.. yesterdav. unmasked Negrees about 30 The man. Loyd Crovley, was ic-! "Id- The pair, with guns en- tered the olficc from a servi-e 'trance and ordered Folcy. his and a bookkeeper in the- floor. Then they piled l-'ble and chairs on thc trio. mal Most of thc people around Tru- man profess to be in the dark about his favorite presidential c.-mrlidale. Truman's own alter- leased after his injuries v.-cie dc- tcrmined not to be serious. i Crov.-ley's piikup truck and an! automobile collided. Crov.-lev will n's appear before Municipal Judge V llr James Ptak Monday charges of, mnn w -a.-.t his SOI> lht> Donnelly Is Appointed To Succeed McCloy OPS Works. Out Ways To Dismiss Washington -M> The govern- ment has laid out details of how Anna Welch, leader of the worn- i en's committee of the Soviet zone. Washington The Office railway system, told a Commu- j of Price StabiliaHon has Sued an order expected lo boost thc ciijin nist women's meeting: "Our unmarried c- o i .o nirtijH me trio, w.'ishincton homa sr.H I T "'C "f lhc "'C nin i "amed ifeer homa, self-piodalmed front run- and having four persons m thc steps and out a l.imat Walter 1 Iv ner in second choice votes for the front seal. i uonriclly as Uni- top nomination, arrived with .1 The sheriff'.' off prediction that hc will have ISO troopers investigate votes on thc first block. Kerr bid wilh thp Tht Weother and state the Red nest. w Records blight1 Earth Shocks bilization. This came shortly after Economic Stabilizer Roger L. Put- nam told his anti-inflation agcn- Two slight earth shocks were re- cies yesterday to do the best they corded night before last on the CMild with the million dollars' Congress gave him. He had re- quested 103 million. Putnam said OPS would get a 45 per cent cut. Thc remainder v.-ill go to enforce rsnt inri wage controls. OPS said dismissal slips were being sent nut and its staff would Wednesday be cut to budget size by Scptcm- her 1. ll's The Law That any person who shall keep or use, or be in any way con- nected with or interested in man- agement of, or shall receive rroney for tdmission of any such person seismograph at the University, it was learned today. Jim Case, in charge of the seismograph, said to- day he felt they recorded "slight readjustments" of thc earth which followed a severe tremor felt some v.ceks ago in Oklahoma. The first movement recorded came at o'clock, and this was followed by a similar '.ecording at The shocks ap- parently occurred about 209 miles I toward the west from Fayettcvillc. would continue to support pVopos- tnis tmucht and effective July 23 als tn amend it tomorrow; scattered, rnoMlv day- ceilings of veal Kcrr said he is spending less timo showcrs "'lrt per hundred I moncy on campaign than m P r prime and choice Kcfauver, Russell or Harriman. "crs' _ _ With platform drafters stiug- gling to arrive at iomc son of compromise on the explosive civil rights issue, Texans traded blows before the Democratic National Committee's contest panel. Fifty- two nominating votes were at stake. Gov. Allan Shivers fought lo sent a delegation not pledged to support the party nominee. For- mer liep. Mary Maverick headed a iiv.il "loyalist" group. hindquarters pounds for grades and for good grade. Ceilings on forequarters will be lowered per hundred on prime and choice grades and 60 on good. Translated for the housewife thc OPS saW she probably will have to pay about 4Vj rents a pound for cutlets and steaks and about six cents a pound less for rib chops, shoulder cuts and breast of veal. Flairrs Destroy l.umlx-r Hot Springs. Ark -tyPj-Kifteen Ihmisand feet of lumber was de- Arkansas Brothers Lumber Company's saw- mill. Jde iVt.oncr, a partner in the firm, estimated damage at and ted States high commissioner for Germany. At Ihe same time. I.lcw- K. Thompson Jr, was ap- pointed to succeed Donnelly as American ambassador and high commissioner for Austria. Also .1 career diplomat. Thompson has been minister-counselor at Rome thc past two vears. clals. The official who told of the nrw seizure plan declined to be quoted by name. The report came as officials elined either lo confirm or deny reports a secret settlement had been reached to the dispute. Steel- workers' President Philip Murray left Pittsburgh for Chicago on business for the CIO, which he also heads, without commenting on thc report a steel agreement would be announced Monday. Negotia- tors broke off their talks last Mon- day vhen they wer" unable to reach a settlement. Murray is due back In Pitts- h rgh Monday tn address a steel i union Wage Policy Committee. Concerned Over Production Laff Military authorities are so con- cverncd over the growing impact of the strike on arms production they pian to urge strongly to in- 1 dus'.ry. organized labor and the government that the mills reopen. An airplane expert said yesterday if th? s'.nke U nnt settle-! soon Teachers College Gets Ready For Ford Plan Poultry Market The poultrj mirkrt todty >i n- portw by the Univerjity of Ar- Institute Technology and the Dairy tnd 10 any such place'kept or used j Poultry Neil for thc purpose of (ighund or iht U. S. Department of bating any bull, bear dog, lure. or other creatures, nnri every per- j NorthwW Arkansas m a r k r t son who shall encourage or assist stcndy, oltcrings sllrhtly lm tharein, or who shall permit any place to he so used will upon con- viction be guilty ol I Savings Of Americans Increase In Period misdemeanor fined not thin or more thin Ordinance Nn. passed by "ir Kayettevllle City Council iftofl. Conway, Arkansas i m e r I c a n s Stale Teachers College has com- ?Yert 'mrc lh' pleted a reorganization of j'ls mnnlhs nf lhis "'ear rlculum based on a policy of Ben- i eral education "nrl') Wiir reports Ihe Semri- The reorganization was the out-, come of several years study The 00.000.000 rep- general education plan 'TW this year to facililalc: the OOOM i" and loan IORe lhlj{ I other consurnrr dohls. proved on liRhl sixes, but heavy I sizes continues short at all points. fair on sizei, on heavy blrcts. Tratlinf light lo moderate. Prices f.o.h farm up lo J p. m., broilers or fryers ill weirhl.1, (2 to .1 ibs.) pound, moslly ,1J. Drifl Sft Berlin Berlin crews- Little Rock Drnmelly surccods John f Mr il W1" hrini; lhc industry t.ff lhc JU.SK was nnl ct.vcrcj Cloy, who is ictiro'fi for persona'! j Rn'e ;'nrl Pcrhan5 frasons alter thico" years1 I hetwcrn AURUSI 1 and Scp'ember 1.5, v.-hcn jot engine production mny s'.np A ficht was nn I.- Prc.'jflent Trumati's official family over a government offer of a SVfiS per [-.rice bniit fof sterl if the strike is selt'ed. High nffkiMs Pnc" Chef Klhs Ar- is the offer be hut Acting Mobilizer Dogjalchej At Mine JMl-Wofkerj Look For Reason m mine shaft near this tiny Si.uth- weacrn Missouri town Rciicipnii of the aica speculate lhat pcrh.-.ps the doic's owner met with foul Play "r accidentally tumbled into John fi. Steclman standing hy I.H.IIIII iivws MOCK hammered tht last spike today In- i August draft quota has been 'set to 1S7 harrier, blocking off es-, at 400 men, Maj. Carl D. Well. SiTt ik crim--fhicf of manpower for the .Male tnais seeking the safely of surrounding Soviet Zone. llodney five, of Neosho. Mo. feed, homeless collie which gu.nd an abandoned mine shall near Joplm, Mo. the .shaft. Hut no one has been reported missing. County (ieurgc Hen- ry said he was voiumccd soulc- Ihmg of importance will be found. The latesl effort hy volunteer woikcrs tn delve into the mine is a pumpmi; operation. They hope I to pump out water'to un. I cover a platform that sjians the shaft ir> furl below the surface Thc pl.ilform picsumably would slop any objrrl that have fallen into the mine. j I IhaKyiriK npciatiftns c.irried on' father pimed fruitless. The dog is stranger in thr! community. Nearliv icsidenls and the Humane Society pmudeil i In- collie with food and a doghouse. Knrlier this week Ihe animal< Ihe pronojal. which he reportedly made Saturday States Steel C'orporation executives. Arnall Mid he always has main- tained thc steel industry ij cn- titlerl lo n price increase "and no more." Negotiator! were reportedly agreed on certain wage Increases for the stcclworkers, but stymied over industry's refusal to grant a compulsory union shop, which would require all workers to be- long to thc union. Liberal Parry Supports Franklin Roostvtlr, Jr. the Stlertlve Service system said yes- lerday. Sprlnjt Cily, Mo (aunt Scolch colhe dog stood watch nt an ahandoncrl mine Illlh day of Us strange vigil. And as thc clog wnlrhert, volun- N'c-.v Liberal party afler balking al first, has an- nounced its support of Rep. Frank- ...................i lin n. Roosevelt, Jr., for rwlec- collapsed. A rcnnit it hart lion to Congress. Archer Scherl ;


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Colsen is situated in Hulst (The Netherlands). Our customer base is in the food-processing industry and in the communal & industrial waste water area. Colsen is specialized in the execution of projects in the area of water treatment and energy production via (anaerobic) digestion. The Colsen activities range from problem solving, design and engineering, project ...
SIMPEC S.r.l.
based in Nova Milanese (MB), ITALY
Simpec works in the design, construction, installation and service of industrial water and wastewater treatment plants. Main sector of the company is metal and plastic surface finishing treatments. Simpec works for all the industries that use and consume water in their different production processes. Simpec realizes also plants for landfills (leachate treatment), plants ...
Shand & Jurs (L&J Technologies & L&J Engineering)
based in Hillside, ILLINOIS (USA)
For over 90 years, the Shand & Jurs Biogas product line has provided equipment that handles biogas, like methane, which is generated from fermentation processes such as Anaerobic Digestion. Biogas is produced form the biological breakdown of organic matter. Shand & Jurs Biogas, an L&J Technologies company, manufactures products for wastewater anaerobic digesters with ...
Environomics LLC
based in Salt Point, NEW YORK (USA)
Environomics had become an independent consultant to anyone wishing an unbiased opinion on manure and organic waste digestion.
based in nagpur, EAST TIMOR
Ours is Environmental Engineering company based in Nagpur, India. We offer Design & Engineering Services for construction of Biogas Plant for Distilleries and other wastewaters. Company specialises in CSTR technology based digesters. Till date we have supplied 50+ digesters for various applications
Airx Laboratories
based in Folcroft, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Airx Laboratories have been solving odor problems for over 28 years in hospitals, schools, office buildings and municipal facilities. For the odor control in waste disposal, Airx Laboratories offers the RX66 Bio-Enzymatic Odor Digester. Live, yet safe bacteria produce enzymes to digest odor causing matter.
Valley Air Solutions LLC
based in Stockton, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Biogas Purification: We can clean your digester gas to protect your equipment and reduce operating costs or get gas purified to meet utility pipeline standards with H2S removal and CO2 filtering. Biogas Meter/GHG Gas Meter: What ever you call it -- Methane, Biogas, Greenhouse Gas (GHG) it is ALL worth money. Our Biogas / Greenhouse Gas meter is easy to use and gives ...


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During World War II, Switzerland severely limited refugees: "Our boat is full." A train from Germany halts briefly in an isolated corner of Switzerland. Six people jump off seeking asylum: four Jews, a French child, and a German soldier. They seek temporary refuge with a couple who run a village inn. They pose as a family: the deserter as husband, Judith as his wife, an old man from Vienna as her father, his granddaughter and the French lad, whom they beg to keep silent, as their children. Judith's teenage brother poses as a soldier. The fabrication unravels through chance and the local constable's exact investigation. Whom will the Swiss allow to stay? Who gets deported?
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Jay Ahr RTW Fall 2014
Jonathan Riss focused on a sexy silhouette, working the brand's signature trompe l'oeil effects on denim and leather.
— March 1, 2014
Jay Ahr Pre-Fall 2014
Over the past few years, creative director Jonathan Riss has carved a niche for youthful, sexy dressing with a focus on embroidery techniques.
— January 21, 2014
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Flouncy miniskirts — a favorite silhouette of designer Jonathan Riss — set the tone for a showy and sexy collection.
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Designer Jonathan Riss made a runway debut that was about breaking down dress codes.
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glamournoun [U]UK US glamor uk /ˈɡlæm.ər/ us /ˈɡlæm.ɚ/
C1 the special exciting and attractive quality of a person, place, or activity: Who can resist the glamour of Hollywood?
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- Compared to the extravagance and glamour of last winter's clothes, this season's collection look simple, almost workaday.
- Modern luxury ships are a pale imitation of the glamour and style of the early ocean liners.
- The party's electoral message may be obscured by the glitz and glamour of its presentation.
- He was drawn to the metropolitan glamour and excitement of Paris.
- Some people are attracted by the glamour of working in television.
Attracting and tempting
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Search results for "Ocean Foam Out Of Control"
Out of Control: The New Biology of Machines, Social Systems and the Economic World
Kevin Kelly, a founding editor of Wired, wrote this seminal book 11 years ago and it still remains one of the most forward-looking and world-altering books I have ever read. Kelly brilliantly explains the then leading edge thinking behind complexity science and applied adaptive systems theory using references to Borges, chameleons caught between mirrors, and group intelligence. The core Big Idea: More is Different, not just more of the same. What he means there is that when you have lots and lots of things interacting, you tend to get unexpected- or emergent- behavior. This emergent behavior, Kelly argues, is the basis for life, civilization, and consciousness. While many of his ideas and insights have popped up in watered down ways in the mainstream pop and biz press, as well as on the Net, if you really want to understand the origins of much applied systems theory w/out having to wade thru dense math, I recommend Out of Control.
Ocean Foam Out of Control
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The Limits of Control: Jim Jarmusch
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At first glance I thought "The Limits of Control" to be in homage of Jean-Pierre Melville's "Le Samourai", but then it is also possibly a art house re-imagining of James Bond seen through a post modern lends. Still, in a more subtle way "The Limits of Control" might be a tripped out political journey nodding and winking to films like Michelangelo Antonioni's Zabriskie Point, but this time under the influence of a Bush administration hangover. Or is it a sly satire on Manga? Remote Viewing? Or all of the above? Whatever it is about, Jim Jarmusch did make sure to fill the screen with many of my favorite actors, including an irresistible Paz de la Huerta (as Nude), whose character seems to be drawn from Dorothy Parker's famous quote; "Men seldom make passes at girls who wear glasses." Oh, and the soundtrack is magnetic, featuring Carmen Linares, Boris, Sunn O))), The Black Angels, Ensemble Villa Musica, Michio Kurihara, LCD Soundsystem and Manuel el Sevillano.
The Overachievers: The Secret Lives of Driven Kids
Book description: "High school isnt what it used to be. With record numbers of students competing fiercely to get into college, schools are no longer primarily places of learning. Theyre dog-eat-dog battlegrounds in which kids must set aside interests and passions in order to strategize over how to game the system. In this increasingly stressful environment, kids arent defined by their character or hunger for knowledge, but by often arbitrary scores and statistics." "In The Overachievers, journalist Alexandra Robbins delivers a poignant, funny, riveting narrative that explores how our high-stakes educational culture has spiraled out of control. During the year of her ten-year reunion, Robbins returns to her high school, where she follows students. Robbins tackles hard-hitting issues such as the student and teacher cheating epidemic, over-testing, sports rage, the black market for study drugs, and a college admissions process so cutthroat that some students are driven to depression and suicide because of a B. " I appreciated Robbins style of using real student's stories and backing them up with expert opinion, studies, and facts. Unforntunately, following a group of students' stories from beginning to end slowed the book down. I would have preferred a few stories about each student as a real world example of stress, pressure, suicide, crazy parents, kindergarten admissions, and so on. Maybe too much detail was too much of a good thing. Still it's a good read for any parent of a future high schooler, especially one considering applying for an Ivy League (or West Coast equivalent) school.
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Out Of The Box Publishing: Party Games
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This is a great game - for 4 or more people is best.
A Matter of Taste
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A dark and twisted tale of a young waiter who is befriended by a wealthy middle-aged businessman seeking to hire a personal food taster. A close friendship develops quickly but things quickly spiral out of control as both play a dangerous game of deceit and obsession. A good movie for a foodie. French with English subtitles
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Shawn Mortensen: Out of Mind
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Out of the box california makes cute baby items and has very intersting, unusal characters...
Snap Out of It Bag by Versace
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Medusa used her mesmerizing looks to capture the hearts of admirers, toyed with their fantasies. . .and then turned them into stone. Versace's tribute to the mythological character morphs into this metallic eye-catcher, rightly named the Snap Out of It Bag. Decked out in a geometric jacquard-embossed pattern and Medusa emblems, this isn't one for the average garden party. A mirrored nameplate and gold accents offer additional opportunities to dazzle and gleam. Careful there.
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For those panicky parents, the ones that want to let their child go out of their own, but really not that ready, here is a product for you. The Bosieboo Child Out Of Distance is a monitor that they child wears when they leave the house, and you carry the other end. Once your child has gone out of range, an alarm sounds alerting you. Although you can not GPS the child, you do know that they are some where around 50 meters or so; however which way do you go??
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"Let's Get Out of This Country" plays like a lost Scottish Mowtown collection of early 1970's AM Radio pop songs that would fit perfectly with in a mix of, The Ronettes, The Bay City Rollers, and The Zombies. Stand Out Tracks: Lloyd, I'm Ready to be Heartbroken Dory Previn If Looks Could Kill Let's Get Out of This Country I Need All the Friends I Can Get
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|iBowSight (The Bow Sight for the iPhone Age)
iBowSight Bracket
An eight point bracket system has been engineered to quickly mount the iPhone 4/4S securely to a bow. This bracket system allows the user to mount and remove the iPhone from the bracket in less than 15 seconds while maintaining the same position with high precision +/- 0.003" and under wide temperatures ranging from -4F to +120F. Archers can purchase brackets for every bow that they own and simply remove and install their iPhone from one bow to another bow of their choice. The iBowSight App allows users to create multiple profiles to meet the needs of the bow in use. This means there is no need to reset the iBowSight App or to readjust your bracket as each profile can also be configured to the specific brand and length of arrow being shot. The beauty of the profile system is that users have the ability to build and tune their specific profiles to within < 0.003" of an inch even under extreme temperatures and each saved profile can be recalled instantly time after time. Simply, users just need to put the iPhone in the bracket, recall the specific profile, and the iBowSight is set for the particular bow.
The iBowSight bracket has 5 vertical positions and 4 horizontal positions to allow the sight to be installed centered on almost any bow (depending on the precision of the bow). The mounting bracket is pre-drilled to allow up to 3 bow mounting positions and has pre-tapped holes for a bow quiver. Fine position adjustments are done within the iBowSight App (more details can be found in the iBowSight App section). For future upgrades, the back of the bracket is also pre-drilled to accommodate future accessories and a removable accessory mounting bar comes standard with the iBowSight bracket too.
To ensure durability, light weight, and good looks, the decision was made to have all fasteners of the iBowSight made of GR2 titanium, just like AeroRest. All titanium fasteners will also be Torx. Additionally, all titanium screws will be metric instead of SAE thread except the bow mounting screw which will be (10-24 T20). The above decision proves again Firenock's commitment to our customers to provide the finest archery equipment technically possible.
The iBowSight bracket is available now and can be purchased via our web store or our authorized Pro Shop. The iBowSight bracket has been shipping since the middle of summer 2012 and is available at selected Firenock dealers.
iBowSight Bracket
iBowSight Lens
For ultimate compatibility, the iBowSight bracket is pre-tapped to accept a standard screw mount lens system. With this feature, iBowSight owners can pick and choose a wide variety of lenses such as: wide angle, fish eye, telephoto, optical correction, and even fully customized optics according to their preferences. In the near future, Firenock will offer a one correction lens for both the iPhone 4 / 4S. The lenses will be 5-layer, dual reflective Keplerian designed lenses which are typical refraction telescope lenses. A Keplerian designed lens is chosen as a single focal plane producing a much better image quality at a low cost.
One may worry that a single focal plane lens may provide a flipped, upside down and reversed left to right image on the screen. This effect is corrected by the iBowSight App. At present, a Galilean designed lens is offered as an interim solution. The down side of the Galilean design is that it has no focal plane, thus these lenses cannot provide the highest quality images, but they are still good quality images provided at a very competitive price. In order to balance the cost vs. performance and for your convenience, Firenock has sourced a budget correction lens (standard 8x telephoto lens) for $29.95 as a stand- alone product or as part of your iBowSight bracket purchase.
iBowSight Basic Lens
iBowSight App
As planned and promised, the iBowSight App has been available on the iTunes AppStore since December 24th, 2011. Here is the link to purchase the iBowSight App at the iTunes store [iBowSight]. The iBowSight App transforms the iPhone into a high precision bow sight. It also leverages the iPhone's advanced electronics and iOS 5 to make the iBowSight a hunting video camera which allows the archer to film every shot and store them into the internal memory of the iPhone. The video is recorded in 720p and 1080p when using the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S respectively.
A free update to iBowSight is available via download for current iBowSight users. Due to the fact that v1.15 is significantly different from the previous version, please delete your old App and down load and install the new version. The new features of v1.15 are described below:


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Winners are Clemsongirl & Machka - tied with 6 votes each. Congrats on your beautiful photos!!!
Please PM me with your choices for February's theme. Thank you!
I've got your restraining order right here. [grabs crotch] Restrain this!
congrats to clemsongirl and Machka -
great entries !
"When I see an adult on a bicycle, I do not despair for the future of the human race"
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I'll defer the theme selection to Machka…..great image!
thanks macfred, everyone who shared an image and MP for taking the time to run this monthly thread!!!!
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Does anyone know how to make the header image show up in the Hybrid Theme (using child theme)?
Site is here: http://lastshredsofsanity.com/ThisIsATest/
Hybrid's support forum kind of sucks as all good answers are hidden unless you pay a $25 yearly fee to be able to post.
I did find this in the community forum, but it did not work:
#header-container {
overflow: hidden;
height: 90px;
border-bottom: 1px solid #021f32;
#header {
overflow: hidden;
width: 960px;
height: 90px;
margin: 0 auto;
#site-title {
float: left;
width: 450px;
height: 90px
#site-title a {
display: block;
width: 460px;
height: 90px;
background: url(images/f1ezine-brand.png) no-repeat 0 0;
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#site-description {
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I have tried adding this to both the header.php and the hybrid hook plugin...nothing. Although the tagline finally did show up. But still no image/logo.

<img src="<?php bloginfo('template_directory') ?>/images/logo_agile.gif" id="logo" />

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I put this under

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I am completely stumped on this one. I have tried all my tricks.


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- Burkina FasoRetailFunding via Agence Communautaire pour le Financement de la Micro Entreprise (ACFIME)
Wezenidibam...Burkina FasoFoodFunding via Agence Communautaire pour le Financement de la Micro Entreprise (ACFIME)
Ambi Alata ...Burkina FasoFoodFunding via Agence Communautaire pour le Financement de la Micro Entreprise (ACFIME)
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Mme vend friperies depuis 03ans. Elle s'approvisionne chez les grossistes Italiens et dans le marché de son quartier. Ses clients sont les hommes, les femmes et enfants.
Elle veut s'acheter une (01) balle de friperies.
Mme veut ouvrir un compte d'épargne afin d'épargner ses bénéfices. Elle ambitionne ouvrir une boutique de friperies et acquérir sa propre cour d'habitation car elle est en location.
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About Micro Start/AFDThis loan is administered by Micro Start/AFD, Kiva's first Field Partner in Burkina Faso. Micro Start/AFD's mission is to improve families' living conditions in general, and those of women in particular, by facilitating access to financial and non-financial services.
Micro Start/AFD is a professional microfinance institution offering financial services, advice, and training. One of the organization's principal aims is to collect obligatory and voluntary savings that foster clients' financial independence. Micro Start/AFD also focuses on building female entrepreneurs' skills in management and business administration and improving the living conditions in its clients' communities. More information can be found on Micro Start's Kiva Field Partner Page.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 6 months (Additional Information)
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- Jun 14, 2013
- Listed
- Jun 28, 2013
- Currency Exchange Loss:
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Stop Apologizing For Who You Are
Posted on04. Mar, 2010 by Jeffrey Platts.
Do you have traits that you feel bad about? Are you bald? Have a Megan Fox thumb? Rocking out with a beer belly? Tell corny jokes? Can't dance for crap? Small boobs? Big boobs? I'll tell you right now that for every so-called "fault" or "defect" you think you may have, there is someone out […]
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Is Your Dating Story Serving You?
Posted on23. Feb, 2010 by Jeffrey Platts.
What's your dating story? "Men are pigs." "All women are crazy." "Guys don't want to date older women like me." "That girl is out of my league." The thoughts we think will create the lens through which we view the world. If I see the world as a happy and hopeful place, then I will […]
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Your Soulmate WANTS You To Be Single
Posted on01. Feb, 2010 by Jeffrey Platts.
A shift in perspective is a powerful thing. Every now and then I'll hear someone complain about being single. Usually a story about how they're some kind of social pariah or less of a person because they're still single while all their friends are getting married and popping out babies. I've heard it from both […]


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Metin Üstündağ is a Turkish cartoonist and comic artist, who is especially popular among younger readers. He was a pupil of Oguz Aral, and has contributed to such magazines as Gırgır, Leman, Hayvan and Penguen. Most of his work deals with the relationships between men and women. Among his best-known characters are 'Oris ile Vonti' and 'Pazar sevisgenleri'.
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Remington Park hosting Ducks Unlimited fundraiser Friday
DU fundraiser at Remington Park
Ducks Unlimited annual "Premigration Event" will be Friday at Remington Park in the Eclipse Suite.
Tickets are $50 per person or $80 for couples. Price includes a DU membership plus food and drinks.
There will be a silent and live auction for hunts and gear, including new decoys from Flambeau and Avery and guns such as DU's 75th anniversary gun.
Tickets may be bought at http://ducks.org/oklahoma or call Jack Mitchell at 285-4232 or Paul Fincher at 850-0275.
Final day of Summer Boat Show
Sunday (July 29) is the final day of the Oklahoma City Summer Boat Show and Clearance Sale at State Fair Park.
Admission is $7 for adults and $10 for couples. Ages 12 and younger receive free admission.
The boat show opens at 11 a.m. and closes at 5 p.m. For more information visit www.okcboats.com
Traditional bow shoot in McAlester
Backwood Bowhunters is holding a traditional 3D archery shoot at the McAlester Army Ammunition Depot on Aug. 4-5.
The Southern Plains Traditional Archery Championships normally draw between 450 and 600 entries.
The Aug. 4 shoot is for longbows and recurves and the Aug. 5 shoot is for selfbows.
Competition is divided by men, women, youth and seniors (age 60 and older). All rounds are $15.
Vendors will be selling bows and accessories.
For more information, call Chuck Witte at 354-1639 or Johnny Pappan at 350-1551.
Beast Feast at Crossings
Crossings Community Church in Oklahoma City is holding its annual "Beast Feast" on Aug. 7.
David Blanton, who can be seen on the Outdoor Channel, ESPN2, Sportsman's Channel and Realtree Outdoors, will be the featured speaker at the event.
Doors open at 5:30 p.m. for the hunting and fishing expo at the church. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m.
Tickets are $15 per person. For more information, visit http://crossingsokc.org/events/beastfeast/ or call Courtney Cartwright at 302-1257.
Take your credit card to Arbuckle Lake
Fee machines at the Guy Sandy and Buckhorn boat ramps on Arbuckle Lake now only accept credit cards.
All boat ramp and campground fee machines at the lake will be replaced or modified to accept credit cards only in the near future.
Chickasaw National Recreation Area officials say the credit card machines are more reliable and will deter vandalism and theft.
Cards such as pre-paid Visa cards also can be used, said Dan Winings of the Chickasaw National Recreation Area.
Blue-green algae confirmed on Arbuckle Lake
Potentially harmful blue-green algae has been confirmed in remote areas of the Lake of the Arbuckles, according to Chickasaw National Recreation Area officials.
Blue-green algae can produce toxins that can cause humans and animals to become ill.
Boaters, swimmers and anglers at Arbuckle Lake are advised to be cautious and shower after having contact with the water.


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A federal judge says a civil-rights lawsuit against three Seattle police officers can go to trial next month, ruling that the officers used...
A federal judge says a civil-rights lawsuit against three Seattle police officers can go to trial next month, ruling that the officers used excessive force when they Tasered a pregnant woman who refused to sign a traffic ticket in 2004.
U.S. District Judge Richard Jones ruled that a lawsuit filed against the officers by Malaika Brooks can go to trial July 7. The judge, however, dismissed the city, the Police Department and Chief Gil Kerlikowske from the lawsuit, saying there is insufficient evidence to show the incident sprang from improper training or the negligence of policymakers.
Jones noted in his ruling that he must consider the evidence in a light most favorable to Brooks but points out that there is little dispute about the facts surrounding the November 2004 traffic stop that led to the incident: Brooks, 34, was stopped for speeding in a school zone. When she refused to sign the citation the officers decided to arrest her.
When voice commands didn't work, court documents show, they used a "pain compliance" hold on her arm. When that didn't work, Officer Donald Jones jolted the woman with a Taser three times "in rapid succession." Brooks was seven months pregnant at the time.
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"Any reasonable officer would have acknowledged numerous factors limiting the degree of force he could use against Ms. Brooks," the judge wrote. Court documents show Brooks did not threaten the officers or otherwise resist except by clutching the steering wheel and refusing to leave the car.
Ted Buck, one of the attorneys representing the officers, said he had not read the decision and could not comment. However, he did say that a judge or jury would have to address the issue of what an officer should do in such situations — use a Taser, which causes no permanent injuries, or risk an officer or suspect being hurt "trying to drag someone from a car."
Brooks, he said, "weighs something like 240 pounds."
"How long are the officers supposed to wait around?" he asked.
In their court filings, the officers argued they were concerned that Brooks might drive away and injure the officers or others.
The judge pointed out, however, that one of the officers swore in a declaration that he had reached into the car and taken the keys from the ignition.
"In the face of this admission, Defendants' repeated insistence that Ms. Brooks might have hurt someone with her car is wholly unconvincing, at best, and a misrepresentation to the court at worst," the judge wrote in an order issued late Thursday. "The facts before this court show that Ms. Brooks posed no threat to anyone."
Moreover, the officers were not in a life-and-death situation where they had to make a split-second decision. "Using a Taser to inflict extreme pain to effect the arrest … of a nonviolent pregnant woman already under police control is a Fourth Amendment violation," the judge wrote.
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