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|Publication number
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|Publication date
|Jan 8, 1980
|Filing date
|Jan 19, 1978
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|Jan 19, 1978
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|Nicholas K. Sheridon
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|Xerox Corporation
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|Patent Citations (4), Referenced by (24), Classifications (13)
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In the early development of data display systems, it was customary to employ a cathode ray tube wherein a layer of phosphor material was made to luminesce by means of an electron beam that scanned across the layer of phosphor material. Although good quality images can be created in this manner, the physical size of the images that can be created by a cathode ray tube is severely limited by various factors, such as, for example, power required and distortion of the electron beam path. In order to provide images of greater size, numerous schemes have been proposed for optically enalrging an image created by cathode ray tube. Although an image of greater proportions can be obtained in this manner, the amount of light available from the phosphors present on the face of the tube is very limited. As a result, the quality of the enlarged image and particularly the brightness thereof has heretofore been very poor.
Cathode ray tubes have also been utilized in systems which employ a projection system having a light source which is independent of the cathode ray tube light emission. For example, in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,667,830; 3,701,586; 3,609,222; and 3,746,785, large scale displays are provided by utilizing a display structure having a deformable, light reflective metallic film supported by a support grid which is situated within a cathode ray tube. When an electron beam scans across the display structure, charge accumulates on areas of the display structure in accordance with the information content of the electron beam. This charge accumulation causes small deformations or dimples to form in the metal film at the areas of the charge accumulation. When light from a projection system is directed upon the metal film, only light which strikes the deformed areas reaches a display screen. Thus, a light image is formed on the display screen corresponding to the dimpled image formed in the metal film by the electron beam. A flood gun must be provided within the cathode ray tube to neutralize the charged areas to thereby allow the deformations in the metal film to relax to the non-deformed or normal position.
The size limitations of display systems using cathode ray tubes has led to the use of matrix addressed displays when large displays are required. In a matrix display, pairs of conductors in a two-dimensional array of such conductors are utilized to address each elemental area of the display to thereby initiate the emission of light at a selected elemental area when the pair of conductors associated with that selected elemental area are properly biased. In such a display system, as described in U.S. Pat. No. 3,091,876, when a selected elemental area is properly biased, a pressure valve is opened which forces a portion of a flexible membrane out past the end of a tubular support member. In this outer position, the reflective surface of the membrane refelcts incident light to provide a visible "bright spot" in the surface of the display to thereby provide a visible display. U.S. Pat. No. 3,091,876 also teaches using an electroluminescent panel in conjunction with the flexible membrane whereby when an elemental portion of the membrane is addressed, the membrane is forced by a pressure system into contact with an electrode of the electroluminescent panel whereby a voltage is applied across an elemental area of the electroluminescent panel to thereby cause it to emit visible light.
As noted, the display systems described which utilize cathode ray tubes suffer from size limitations and the expensive cathode ray tube component. Also, these systems do not use ambient light as the projection light source. The matrix display systems that utilize a pressure source also suffer from the requirement of expensive mechanical components and also, especially when using an electroluminescent panel, from the lack of a threshold behavior since the elemental areas adjacent a selected elemental area receive half the voltage applied across the selected elemental area and that voltage may be sufficient to initiate undesirable glow discharges and hence undesirable light output at areas adjacent the selected elemental area. Also, many of the display systems described do not have machine readable capabilities.
A display device which is an improvement on the above mentioned prior art devices and which provides a flat optical display device that uses ambient light, is addressed by existing electronics, has a threshold behavior and is machine readable is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,035,061, issued July 12, 1977 and assigned to the assignee of the present invention.
In particular, an array of focusable image elements in conjunction with a corresponding array of optical stops or filters, one optical stop or filter for each image element are utilized. Each of the focusable image elements is addressed in a matrix manner whereby a force can be created at selected image elements to change the focal point of the light reflected or transmitted by those selected image elements. The change in the focal point of the selected image elements causes some of the ambient light reflected or transmitted by those image elements to bypass the optical stops associated with those image elements which optical stops would otherwise absorb most, and desirable all, of the light reflected from or transmitted by those elemental areas had the focal point of those focusable image elements not be changed. Thus, the change in the focal point of selected image elements or areas of the display is used to provide a visible display which utilizes ambient light and existing switching technology. In addition, a sharp threshold behavior is exhibited which enables the number of peripheral address elements to be held to a manageable quantity. In one of the disclosed embodiments, the focusable image elements are light reflectors which are provided over a perforated support sheet having a perforation for each image element. The reflectors can be spherical or paraboloidal indentations in a flat sheet, suitably coated for optical reflectivity and electrical conductivity, and stretched over the perforations of the support sheet. The indentations are "popped" between concave and convex curvatures to provide the desired change in focal point required for selected image elements to provide a display.
It would be desirable if the basic display device disclosed in the aforementioned U.S. Pat. No. 4,035,061 could be modified to provide additional video display techniques while retaining the aforementioned advantages thereof.
The present invention provides an array of movable or deformable elements on a surface which may be switched from concave to convex or vice-versal under the action of an electric field, thereby providing optical convergence or divergence, respectively. When these elements pop from one state to another they change their distance with respect to a flat plane adjacent to the poppable surface. In a first embodiment, a glass surface is placed close to the poppable surface and a deformable material placed in the intervening space therebetween. The material is squeezed by the motion of the elements of the poppable surface when they are switched from concave to convex. In the case where the material is liquid, a contrast may be provided between those areas where the liquid is squeezed out between the poppable surface and the glass surface so that where the poppable element is in the convex configuration the liquid has been squeezed out and to the observer this area will appear as the color of the liquid or deformable substance residing under the poppable element, whereas in the concave configuration the area will appear to be the color of the surface of the element. Selectively applying a field across this device results in the desired display.
In an alternate embodiment, a conductive glass surface is placed adjacent to the poppable surface and an electric field is applied between the two surfaces, an electric field sensitive material being interposed therebetween. The electric field in the intervening space will change as the elements of the poppable surface are changed, changing the optical properties of the material. In a further embodiment, a glass surface is placed sufficiently close to the poppable surface such that actual contact will occur in one of the switched positions, the contact causing optical effects which can be utilized in a video display.
It is an object of the present invention to provide an optical display which utilizes the optical effects produced by moving a movable or deformable element from one position to another with respect to an adjacent flat plane.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide an optical display which utilizes the optical effects produced by selectively moving a movable or deformable element formed on a substrate from one position to another with respect to an adjacent flat plane, the variation in distance between the element and the flat plane modulating incident ambient light or generating light to form a desired display.
For a better understanding of the invention as well as other objects and further features thereof, reference is made to the following description which is to be read in conjunction with the following figures wherein:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of one embodiment of a display in accordance with the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a side view of the display of FIG. 1 showing operation of that display.
FIG. 3 is a side view of another embodiment of the display of the present invention.
FIG. 4 is a side view of another embodiment of a display in accordance with the present invention.
FIG. 5 is still a side view of another embodiment of a display in accordance with the present invention.
Referring now to FIG. 1, there is shown a perspective view of a display system in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention including displaced electrically insulating substrates 2 and 4 which support electrically conductive matrix switching electrodes 6 and 8, respectively. Electrodes 6 run in one direction and electrodes 8, which preferably are optically transparent, run in a transverse direction, as shown in FIG. 1, to provide a plurality of matrix cross-over points to provide for matrix addressing. A perforated electrically insulating sheet or grid 10 is disposed between the substrates 2 and 4 with a perforation 12 aligned with each matrix cross-over point.
The insulating sheet 10 supports on one surface thereof a thin electrically conductive surface layer 14 which has a poppable (movable) or deformable portion 16 over each of the perforations 12. Layer 14 can be a layer of metallic material suitably deposited to have good light reflecting properties or can be a laminated elastic structure having a light reflective surface oriented toward substrate 4. In the embodiment illustrated further in FIG. 2, a substrate 30, such as glass, is positioned adjacent poppable surface 14 and a deformable material 32 is enclosed in the intervening space between substrate 30 and poppable surface 14. Typical deformable materials which can be utilized include silicone oil, such as Dow Corning Series 200 oil; hydrocarbon oil such as white mineral oil, refined petroleum oil or caster oil,; and soft transparent elastromers such as silicone elastomers, plasticized dimethyl polysiloxane being an example thereof. The deformable portions 16 of layer 14, which can be, for example, spherical or paraboloidal indentations in the otherwise flat plane of layer 14, can exist in two stable states, that is, concave away from substrate 4 or convex towards substrate 4. For purposes of illustration, the portions 16 are shown in FIG. 2 as concave away from substrate 4.
When properly constructed, all the deformable portions 16 will initially be in either the concave away or convex toward substrate 4 configuration, depending upon the type of display desired as set forth hereinbelow. In the convex state, material 32 will be squeezed by the motion of the elements 16 of the poppable surface 14. The deformable material 32 is first densely dyed or pigmented and is substantially translucent. Typical dyes which may be utilized include the Calco Oil Red A-1700 and Calco Oil Blue N made by the American Cyanamid Corporation. Typical pigments which can be utilized include phthalocyanine, carbon black and titium dioxide. The dyes or pigments are mixed with the liquid deformable material and the elastomer deformable material, the latter prior to curing. The hydrocarbon oil is preferred as the deformable medium since the dyes and pigments are easily dissolvable therein. If the surfaces of the poppable elements are made either reflective (the normal configuration) or painted white, then in the convex switch state of a given element 16 (surface 14 towards glass surface 30) the area occupied by that element will appear to have the color or reflectivity of the surface of the element 16 when exposed to ambient light, and in the concave switch state of the element as illustrated in FIG. 2, the area will appear to have nearly the color of the dyed or pigmented material. The areas of the display corresponding to the non-movable portions of element 16 will also appear to have the color of the dye or pigmented material 32.
If the deformable material is a liquid crystal wherein a mechanical force, such as that when element 16 is popped toward the surface of the glass substrate, creates shear forces in the liquid crystal which in turn causes the optical properties of the liquid crystal to change upon being deformed, imagewise addressing of the poppable surface will therefor also result in a directly viewable image. Liquid crystal materials which can be utilized can be the chlorestic, nemetic or smectic types, typical examples of such liquid crystals being disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 3,666,947, the teachings of which that are necessary for an understanding of the invention being incorporated herein by reference. If very soft elastomers such as the plasticized dimethyl polysiloxane or other transparent elastomers, are utilized as the deformable material 32 to take advantage of the strain birefringence thereof, an ambient light-readable image would be obtained if a sheet of polarizing material (not shown) would be placed adjacent to the surface 33 of substrate 30. This occurs because deformation of strain birefringent materials, including liquid crystals, changes their optical character such that they polarize transmitted light. The polarized sheet would constitute a partially crossed polarizer with respect to either the deformed or the undeformed portion of layer 32, resulting in either increased or decreased attenuation of the reflected light and hence a viewable image. With deformable portions 16 convex towards substrate 4, the changed optical characteristics of the deformable material 32 allows sufficient optical contrast in response to the ambient light to provide a display. In the convex switch state of a given element, the area occupied by that element will take on the optical characteristics of the changed caused by the deformation (i.e. color and birefrigence if liquid crystal is used) when exposed to ambient light and in the concave switch state of the element the area will appear to have normal optical characteristics of the material. The dimensional relationship between the size of perforations 12 and hence the size of deformable portions 16, and the distance between substrate 8 and glass surface 33, is such that a viewer would be able to ascertain the difference in optical densities at glass surface 33 due to movement of movable portions 16. Substrate 30 is positioned adjacent surface 14, typically 25 microns therefrom.
The layer 14 is sufficiently thin and lacking in thickness so that the application of a high voltage at one of the matrix cross-over points provides sufficient electrostatic attraction to cause the deformable portion 16 associated with that matrix cross-over point to "pop" from a configuration concave away from substrate 4 to convex toward substrate 4. The magnitude of the applied volrage required to "pop" a selected deformable portion 16 is, of course, controlled by the geometry of the portions 16 and their spacing from the electrodes 6 and 8. These voltage requirements will be readily apparent to one skilled in the art. The operation of causing the deformable portion 16 to "pop" from one stable state to the other requires three electrodes. These are the electrodes 6 and 8 and the conducting portion of the layer 14. The fields between these electrodes would be normally so constitutred that there would be an attractive force between the layer 14 and one set of electrodes, toward which the portions 16 are initially "popped." There would be no attractive fields between the conductive deformable layer 14 and the second set of electrodes. The electrical field normally maintained between the layer 14 and the first set of electrodes would be less than that required to "pop" the elements 16 from one state to another. To cause an element 16 to "pop" to its opposite state, the voltage between it and the corresponding row of first electrodes would be substantially reduced or removed. At the same time, the electrical field between it and the corresponding column of the second set of electrodes would be increased to a value slightly greater than the threshold field required to "pop" an element into the other state. Only the element 16 at the intersection of the row of first electrodes and the column of second electrodes will experience a greater-than-threshold net field and "pop". To erase, the field with respect to the first electrodes is raised above the threshold level. It should be noted that the conductive deformable layer 14 may be a single conductor or a plurality of conductive strips. The latter configuration allows some simplifications in the address electronics. Also, the individual row or column electrodes of electrode sets 6 and 8 may be comprised of a plurality of two or more electrodes independently accessed, thereby allowing still further simplifications in the address electronics.
Referring now to FIG. 3, the central matrix cross-over point of the one matrix row shown has been addressed with sufficient voltage applied to electrodes 6 and 8 to "pop" the central deformable portion 16 from concave away from substrate 4 to convex toward substrate 4 causing the display area associated with the central deformable portion 16 to have the color due to the "squeezing" effect of the popped element 16 on material 32. In the case wherein dye or pigmented material is utilized as material 32, the display area will be the color of layer 14.
The perforated electrically insulating sheet 10 can be comprised of an array of parallel glass capillary tubes fused toegether in a uniform and mechanically rigid matrix. The tubes can have a circular or square cross seciton, although other shapes will also produce satisfactory results. In lieu of fused tubes, sheet 10 can be a glass or plastic sheet which, after being metallized on one surface to provide layer 14, is etched through from the other surface using standard photolithographic techniques and selective etchants to provide the perforations 12. Alternatively, the metal layer 14 can be applied after the glass or plastic sheet is etched.
Any suitable light reflecting material is preferred to be utilized for layer 14. Desirably, the material of layer 14 will be capable of many flexings or "poppings" without fatigue. While any suitable layer thickness can be used for layer 14, good results will be obtained in the case of a solid metal layer with a layer thickness between one tenth and ten microns. Substantially thinner layers lack mechanical strength, while substantially thicker layers do not have the desired flexure characteristics at reasonable potentials. Typical materials for layer 14 include silver, aluminum, copper, nickel and gold/indium alloys. These materials, and especially gold/indium alloys, can be deposited in such a manner that they tend to expand their surface area upon deposition and hence will provide deformable portions concave away from their support surface as shown in FIG. 2. The layer 14 may also be formed from a metallized elastomer membrane. Upon the perforated support 10 is laid a thin sheet of elastomer material, such as a plasticized dimethyl polysiloxane. This sheet would be one of twentyfive microns thick, and preferably 3 microns thick, and it will tend to adhere to the solid portions of the surface of perforated sheet 10. The surface of the layer 14 would next be metallized with a metal or metal alloy, mentioned above, which tends to expand its surface area upon application creating the deformable spheroidal sections on unsupported areas of layer 14. Alternatively, the elastomer layer might be plasticized by, for example, immersion in a suitable liquid, after application to the perforated support 10. This will cause the elastomer to swell, generally resulting mainly in a thickness change where supported and an area and thickness change adjacent to the perforations 12, creating the desired spheroidal indentations. This structure would be subsequently metallized, for example, by vacuum evaporation, to obtain electrical conductivity and optical reflectivity.
The display described in relation to FIGS. 1, 2 and 3 operates in a light reflection mode with light being reflected from deformable portions 16 or the material 32 enclosed therein. In FIG. 4, wherein parts corresponding to the like parts of the display of FIGS. 1-3 have the same reference numerals, an embodiment of the invention is illustrated which operates in a light reflection mode but with the optical effects caused by an electrical field. A substrate 44, such as glass, having a transparent conductive layer 46, such as tin oxide, formed thereon, is placed adjacent to the poppable surface 14 and an electric field is placed therebetween via a voltage source (not shown) connected between surface 14 and layer 46.
It should be noted that in this embodiment substrate 4 and electrode 8 are not required, since layer 46 will be formed in an electroded pattern corresponding to that of electrode 8 and will therefor provide for selective addressing of the poppable elements while simultaneously creating the aforementioned optical effects. The electric field in the intervening space will change as the elements of the poppable surface are popped in and out. If a liquid crystal material 48 is placed in the enclosed intervening space between surface 14 and layer 46, it will undergo a change in optical properties as the field is increased due to a change in the poppable surface, i.e., with an element 16 popping towards substrate 44 such as to reduce the intervening space therebetween, the electric field increases in that area and effects the optical properties of the liquid crystal material. It should be noted that the force of the poppable member 16 on the liquid crystal also effects its optical characteristics, the electric field enhancing the optical contrast effects. This effect will disappear with element 16 popped in the reverse direction. The liquid crystal material need not fill the intervening space, but could be, for example, simply coated on the conductive glass surface 46. In this situation, only the increase in the electrical field in the area of the poppable element 16 effects the optical properties of the liquid crystal material.
If a low pressure inert gas, such as neon, helium, or argon, at pressures in the range from 1 to 100 mm of mercury, is placed in the intervening space between the poppable surface and the conductive glass surface when an element 16 is popped toward the glass substrate 46, the local electrical field will increase, causing the gas to ionize and thereby initiating a light emitting glow discharge limited to the area of that element. This glow will be extinguished when the element is popped in the opposite direction away from glass substrate 44. In this mode of operation ambient light is not required since the glow will generate the required display light.
Electro-optic materials, such as potassium dihydrogen phosphide, lithium niobate and liquid crystals, when placed in the intervening space, or placed directly on the conductive glass surface 46, will undergo a change in birefrigence when exposed to the electric field changes associated with the motion of the elements 16 of the poppable surface adjacent thereto. With these a directly viewable image will be visible through substrate 44 by placing a polarizing sheet directly on the opposite surface 50 of glass substrate 44 and exposing the material to ambient light as shown.
FIG. 5 shows a further embodiment of the present invention. In particular, glass surface 60 is placed at a distance from poppable surface 14 such that deformable elements 16, when popped toward glass surface 60, actually contact the surface 62. The figure shows a selected element in contact with the glass surface 60. If one of the surfaces, such as the surface of the elements 16, are roughened by vacuum deposition of a material that tends to form isolated crystals, such as indium, so as to be light scattering and the other surface (glass surface 62) is made mechanically soft and light absorbing by depositing a thin dyed elastomer thereon, contact between the two surfaces will produce a light absorbing condition when exposed to ambient light, whereas the absence of contact will produce a light scattering (diffuse reflection) condition, the former appearing as a dark area when viewed through substrate 4, the latter appearing as a light area when similarly viewed. The opposite situation results if the surface of elements 16 is made mechanically soft and light absorbing and the surface of substrate 62 is made light scattering.
If the conductive surface is formed on the glass substrate 60, the surface not being modified to being light scattering or light absorbing, the contact of the poppable elements 16 with the conductive surface can be used as a high current switch (a direct current path from the voltage thereby being provided) to effect the optical properties of materials interposed between the two surfaces by current generated heat. For example, heating a wax, such as paraffin, past its sharply defined melting point changes its optical properties from scattering, or reflecting, to non-scattering, or absorbing. Further, the non-light scattering characteristics of liquid crystals (such as the nematic type) will be changed to dynamic scattering with the passage of current therethrough.
It should be noted that the teachings of the aforementioned U.S. Patent 4,035,061 necessary for the understanding of the present invention are incorporated herein by reference.
The display system shown in the figures utilizes only ambient light (except for one of the embodiments utilizing the FIG. 4 structure wherein an inert gas is utilized to generate light), is flat and is theoretically unlimited in size, and requires no external optics for viewing. In addition, the display is easily addressable by standard matrix switching techniques, and is machine readable since the change in shape of portions 16 will change the capacitance between portions 16 and the electrodes 6 and 8, (6 and 46 in the FIG. 4 embodiment) with the change in capacitance being monitored by conventional apparatus to provide the desired machine readability.
While the invention has been described with reference to its preferred embodiments, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes may be made and equivalents may be substituted for elements thereof without departing from the true spirit and scope of the invention. In addition, many modifications may be made to adapt a particular situation or material to the teachings of the invention without departing from its essential teachings.
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Jafar Panahi's Taxi (2015) also known as Taxi Tehran, winner of the Golden Bear at the 2015 Berlin Film Festival, triumphs as a delightfully inventive and brilliant piece of heartfelt humanist cinema by one of Iran's most outspoken filmmakers. Banned from making films in his own country, Panahi made this bold film after spending six years under house arrest by the Iranian government.
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Grandma & The Grump
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2015 was an exceptionally rich and diverse year in film for big Hollywood films, and for smaller budget Indie and foreign films by first time or new directors.
We saw a new Star Wars film reach box office heights not seen since Avatar (2009). We also saw terrific small budget films by new directors like Alfonso Gomez-Rejon's Me and Earl and the Dying Girl and Deniz Gamze Erguven's Mustang.
We saw a new Star Wars film reach box office heights not seen since Avatar (2009). We also saw terrific small budget films by new directors like Alfonso Gomez-Rejon's Me and Earl and the Dying Girl and Deniz Gamze Erguven's Mustang.
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Clouds of Sils Maria Olivier Assayas France/US
Brooklyn John Crowley UK/Ireland
Mustang Deniz Gamze Ergüven Turkey/France
Dheepan Jacques Audiard France
As I Open My Eyes Leyla Bouzid Tunisia/France
El Clan (The Clan) Pablo Trapero Argentina/Spain
Rams Grímur Hákonarson Iceland
Neon Bull Gabriel Mascaro Brazil
Truman Cesc Gay Spain/Argentina
Taxi Tehran Jafar Panahi Iran
Room Lenny Abrahamson Ireland/Canada
Room Lenny Abrahamson Ireland/Canada
Spotlight Tom McCarthy
The Big Short Adam McKay
Son of Saul László Nemes Hungary
While We're Young Noah Baumbach
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl Alfonso Gomez-Rejon
Tangerine Sean Baker
The Second Mother Anna Muylaert Brazil
Northern Soul Elaine Constantine UK
The Grump Dome Karukoski Finland
Mad Max: Fury Road George Miller Australia/US
American Ultra Nima Nourizadeh
Sicario Denis Villeneuve
The Revenant Alejandro González Iñárritu
Ex Machina Alex Garland UK
The Martian Ridley Scott
Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens J.J. Abrams
When Marnie Was There Hiromasa Yonebayashi Studio Ghibli
Inside Out Pete Docter, Ronaldo del Carmen Pixar/Disney
Boy & the World Alê Abreu Brazil
Cartel Land Matthew Heineman
He Named Me Malala Davis Guggenheim
This Changes Everything Avi Lewis
Meet the Patels Geeta Patel, Ravi Patel
AMY Asif Kapadia
The Music of Strangers: Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble Morgan Neville
Winter on Fire: Ukraine's Fight for Freedom Evgeny Afineevsky UK/Ukraine
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10/1: Art By Bike, Chilson Center
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10/14-16: 307 Wyoming Appreciation Weekend, Downtown
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10/22: Zombie Crawl, Downtown
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10/29: Erth's Dinosaur Zoo Live, Lincoln Center
10/31: Tiny Tot Halloween, Downtown
10/31: Halloween Organ Extravaganza, CSU-UCA
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10/5: How To Compost Workshop, Rec Center
10/7: Weld on Web, History Museum
10/7: First Friday: Night Of Art, Downtown
10/13: Imagine Greeley, Aims Community College
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10/15: Aven's Village Dedication, Island Grove
10/20: Imagine Greeley, Rec Center
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10/21: Teens Night Out, Rec Center
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10/28: Driving Miss Daisy, UCCC
10/29: Cosmic Costume Skate, Ice Haus
10/29: Wayne Brady, UCCC
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10/1-2: Front Range Glass Show
10/7: Sparks & Spirits
10/7: Jeff Foxworthy & Larry the Cable Guy
10/8-9: NoCo Mini Maker Faire
10/15: Specialty Auto Auction
10/22: Fall Train Show
10/27-29: PRCA Ram Mountain States Circuit Finals
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10/1: Dixie Swim Club, WCP
10/5: Annual Flu Shots, Rec Center
10/7-9: Dixie Swim Club, WCP
10/11: All About Fall Bulbs, WSL
10/12-11/12: REFLECTION: Art Exhibition, Art & Heritage Center
10/14-15: Dixie Swim Club, WCP
10/15: Coffee with the Mayor, Bungalow
10/21: Pumpkin Plunge, Rec Center Pool
10/28: Teen Poetry Slam, WSL
10/28-29: S.A.L.T. Haunted House, Boardwalk Park Museum
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- WSL: Windsor-Severance Library
- WCP: Windsor Community Playhouse
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10/1: Farmer Day, ML
10/6: Color Me Happy-Adult Coloring Group, ML
10/8: Fall Clean-Up, Milliken Public Works
10/9-22: Food for Fines Food Drive, ML
10/13: Thursday Evening Book Club, ML
10/22: Saturday Morning Book Club, ML
10/27: War Hawks Book Club, ML
10/29: Cook Book Critique Club, ML
10/29: Trick-or-Treat St, Downtown Milliken
10/31: Monster Storytime, ML
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10/1-2: Elk Fest, Bond Park
10/1-15: Elk Expeditions, RMNA-FC
10/8: Pumpkins & Pilsners Festival, Bond Park
10/8-9: Fall Celebration Sidewalk Sale, Downtown
10/15: Reel Rock 11, Mountain Shop
10/21: RedRum Mystery Dinner, Stanley Hotel
10/22: The Shining Ball, Stanley Hotel
10/26-29: ArtFusion, Emerald Lodge
10/28: iHeart Media Boo Bash, Stanley Hotel
10/29: Halloween Masquerade Party, Stanley Hotel
- Thursday: Weekly Farmers Market
- EPEC: Estes Park Events Complex
- RMNP: Rocky Mountain National Park
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Oh man, looking back I can see myself when I was 11 and I first played this game.... memories..
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This job involves one on one interaction with customers. Whether it be a business to company campaigns or a company to consumer project, the obligations vary only a little. Both methods require an individual to meet with people face to deal with. Veritas Inc teaches and coaches employees how to do this effectively, a person needs to normally feel comfortable speaking with other people.
The personnel of Veritas Inc is dedicated to enhancing long-term brand commitment and not simply making the fast sale. Account Managers invest as little or as much as time as required with each customer.
One of the benefits of the Account Manager position, is the sense of freedom throughout the work hours. Veritas Inc does not install cams in an individuals' automobile nor do they check up on staff members a number of times throughout the day.
After teams have actually had their meetings with goals and consumers have been attacked, it's time to return to the office. As Account Managers return to the workplace, trainees get a majority of the attention.
Day-to-day office duties are fulfilled and the entry level trainees have been coached, the trainers hang back for a few minutes to prepare for the next day's occasions. Although much of the clinics and workshops are planned early in the week, this time serves to fine-tune and upgrade whatever the next day's training requires.
Account Manager Training
While the above day-to-day activities apply to everybody in the company, Account Managers receive additional training in management and little group management. There is an emphasis on sales and marketing, but the genuine reason that Veritas Inc continues to provide leading results is in management training.
Management training includes proper interviewing methods, holding employee liable, performing performance evaluations, delivering correct praise, leading from the front, coaching techniques, constructing expert relationships, and efficient time management.
Every effective business has some sort of a management development program in which the next generation of managers is trained. Veritas Inc Account Manager's focus is primarily on establishing their management ability.
Account Manager Work Environment
The environment at Veritas Inc is fun and exciting, yet difficult. Every Account Manager is concentrated on profession development and delivering the finest outcomes to the client. Since the company just employs effort individuals with fantastic attitudes, it makes the office really enjoyable.
When a week, everyone from the company gets together to do something outside of the office. People develop comradery which leads to a more intense commitment to assisting them reach their objectives. It permits the human resources and management group to get to understand everybody on a more individual level.
For more information, check out their main company website at veritasatlanta.com.
On the weekends, you can find a number of Account Managers having gatherings on their own accord. From hanging out at the swimming pool and barbequing in the summer, to viewing football in the winter, employee establish meaningful relationships that last a life time. Thanks for scrolling down and reading about the Veritas Inc Atlanta Account Management position!


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Mass times for All Saints Day, Tuesday, November 1st, will be at:
"You are not alone!"
Cornerstone is a 24 hour Men's retreat that provides an opportunity to strengthen your faith, move closer to Christ and develop a greater connection to the OLL Community.
Registration for the retreat is now open!
For more information, go to the Men's Cornerstone page or email email@example.com
Marines of the Slattery Detachment Marine Corp. League will be selling Marine Roses at the doors of the Church after all Masses on November 5-6. Proceeds from this annual fundraiser go to support wounded veterans.
Beginning November 7th and every first Monday of the month (12/5, 1/2/17, 2/6, 3/6, 4/3), we will be holding Eucharistic Adoration/Exposition and Benediction (Holy Hour) at 7:00 PM in the Pastoral Center Chapel.
What is Eucharistic Adoration/Holy Hour?
It is adoring and honoring the Eucharistic Presence of Christ. It involves the contemplation of the Mystery of Christ truly present before us. During Eucharistic Adoration, we watch and wait and remain silent in Jesus' Presence and open ourselves to His Graces which flows from the Eucharist. In its fullest essence, Eucharistic Adoration is God and Man reaching out for each other at the same time!
Jesus is calling us: "Could you not watch one hour with Me?" St. John Paul II said, "Your hour with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament will repair the evils of the world and bring about peace on earth. Let us be generous with our time in going to meet Jesus and be ready to make reparation for the great evils of the world. Let your adoration never cease."
Jesus is waiting for you in the Blessed Sacrament. Please join us on Monday, November 7th in the Pastoral Center Chapel at 7:00 PM to reach out to Christ while He reaches out to you!
This life saving project is coming to communities around the world starting September 28 through November 6.
Get involved in this peaceful, prayerful vigil in Montclair. We gather across the street from the Pilgrim Abortuary (at the site of the old Social Security bldg. - 396 Bloomfield Ave) from 7am to 7pm during these 40 days, praying the rosary for the mothers that they will change their hearts & give Life to their babies.
To sign up for a time & day, contact Lisa Hart @ 973-769-4422 or go to lifeneteducation.org. It would only be a one hour a week commitment. Please call today and set up your schedule. Your presence will, and has, made a difference, and has saved the lives of the babies and the lives of mothers who are injured during the procedure.
Rutgers University – Newark will be running the Scarlet Raiders Basketball Clinic for boys and girls from ages 6-17 on Thursday Nov 10 and Friday Nov 11, 2016. The clinic will run each day from 9am-3pm. We offer early drop off from 8-9am, free of charge.
The clinic is held on the two days that the New Jersey public school system have off from school due to teacher conferences. The cost is $70 for the two day clinic.
For more information please call Joe Loughran at 973-353-1483 or email at email@example.com.
All parishioners are cordially invited to the annual Mass of Remembrance to be celebrated on Sunday, October 30th at 12 noon. All those who have been buried from OLL during the last year will be remembered in a special way at this liturgy. If you would like a loved one who was buried elsewhere to be remembered at this Mass, please call the parish office, 973-239-5696.
In addition, this Mass is for all our loved ones who have died over the years. We remember them with great affection and pray they will continue to intercede for us as we continue our pilgrimage to Eternal Life.
All Souls envelopes are available, at the doors of the Church, for you to list those loved ones who you would like to be remembered at every Mass during the month of November. The parish "Book of Names of the Dead" will be just outside the Sanctuary where you may inscribe the names of your beloved dead.
Our thanks to the members of the Bereavement Ministry who so faithfully comfort those who mourn. The parish appreciates all that you do.
Our Knights of Columbus Council, together with other parishioners, will be selling chances for a new 2017 Volvo XC60 SUV valued at $42,000 for New Jersey Right to Life. You can give a Life a chance by purchasing a $10 ticket. Your support of this major annual fundraiser for New Jersey Right to Life would be greatly appreciated.
You can be a part of protecting all human Life, from conception to natural death.
Honoring and in memory of Law Enforcement Personnel
Thursday, November 10, 10am
Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Newark
Luncheon to follow Branch Brook Park, Newark
$20 per ticket
Call 1-800-427-7651 or email@example.com
Attention families of 8th grade students wanting to attend Catholic High School in the fall of 2017. The Catholic High School entrance exam (COOP) will be given on November 11, 2016. Students need to register for this exam starting September 1 by going to www.coopexam.org, calling 1-888-921-2667, or emailing email@example.com.
In addition, the Catholic High Schools are holding their annual admissions fair called HS EXPO. At HS EXPO, parents and students can see many schools at once, college fair style, from 7-8:30pm on the following dates and places:
Sept. 26 - Archdiocesan Center in Newark
Sept. 28 - Visitation Academy in Paramus
Sept. 29 - Primary Prep/St. Aeden in Jersey City
For directions and more information visit: Catholicschoolsnj.org or call 973-497-4258.
Notre Dame RC Church, North Caldwell, NJ would like to announce a healing ministry being offered entitled, "The Catholic's Divorce Survival Guide", a program for divorced and/or separated Catholics. For more information about the program, visit www.catholicsdivorce.com
Wednesday evenings, 7-8:30pm, September 14-November 16, 2016. Pre-registration is mandatory. Suggested donation is $15.00 to cover the cost of course book. Please contact Lauren Egan 973-903-5294 or email email@example.com.
The following message is from Rev. Timothy Graff, Director, Office of Human Concerns:
As our nation moves toward the national conventions and elections this November for President and other important elected posts, we wish to remind you that the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops offers "Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship" as our teaching document on the political responsibility of Catholics.
All materials are available easily and comprehensively at:
We have people coming to the rectory office on a regular basis who need a form of some kind filled out and when we check our records, we find that they are not registered parishioners. ARE YOUR REGISTERED AS A PARISHIONER OF OUR LADY OF THE LAKE? If you are not, it becomes more complicated if you need some kind of form to be filled out stating that you are a parishioner of our parish.
Parish policy require registration to participate in Baptism, Marriage and religion classes. The best way for you to know if you are registered is if you receive our parish mailing at Easter and Christmas.
PLEASE save yourselves and parish staff a great deal of time and trouble—sign up at a welcome weekend at the doors of the church or come to the rectory office and complete our simple form.
All are welcome!
Our RCIA inquirers and candidates have embarked on a journey to discover a deeper understanding of God as they grow in an intimate relationship with Jesus. We welcome their presence here at Our Lady of the Lake. As a worshipping community, let us pray for them each week, provide love and support, and share in their joy when they finally become one with us during Easter.
If you or anyone you know is interested in the Catholic faith, please have them contact John Rachel by phone (973-239-2629) leave a message, email (firstname.lastname@example.com) or leave their name and number at the Fr. Michael Hanly Pastoral Center (239-5696).
Please come to the 20/20 Vision Conference on Saturday, October 1, 2016 from 8:30AM to 5:00PM at Evangel Church, 1251 Terrill Road, Scotch Plains, NJ.This historic, non-denominational event is designed to incrementally end abortion by collaborating with churches and educating the public about humanity of the babies in the womb. World-class pro-life speakers will be there. Preregistration is required. Please call 973-497-4500 or visit BabiesintheWombFeelPain.com for more information. This initiative has the support of the NJ Catholic Conference of Bishops.
St. Peter's Prep, Jersey City - Oct. 2 1-4pm
Call 201-547-6389 for more information.
Mt. St. Dominic Academy, Caldwell - Sept. 25 12pm,
Oct. 26 6:30pm Call 973-226-0660, ext. 1122 for info.
Mother Seton Regional H.S., Clark - Sept. 25 1-3pm
For girls grades 5-8. Call 732-382-1952.
Oratory Prep, Summit - Oct. 2 1-3pm, Oct. 20 6:45-8pm
Call 908-273-5771 for more information.
Mary Help of Christians Academy, North Haledon - Sept. 25 1pm.
Call 973-790-6200 ext 148 for more info.
Saint Vincent Academy, Newark - Oct. 12 6-8pm, Oct. 18 6-8pm, Nov. 6 2-4pm.
Call 973-622-1613 for more info.
Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child, Summit - grades 7-12 all girls. Oct. 1 9:30-11:30am, Nov. 5 9:30-11:30am, Dec. 7 4:30-5:30pm.
Call 908-522-8109 for more information.
The Children's Liturgy of the Word team is looking forward to another fun and faith filled season. It will be held each Sunday at the 9am Mass during the school year unless there is a Family Mass (the first Sunday of each month).
Children's Liturgy of the Word gathers children to celebrate the Liturgy using simplified readings and homilies to help them understand God's Word. Children are called to the sanctuary by the presider, after the greeting, and led by the lay presider to the St. Joseph's Chapel. The music, environment, reading, Gospel and homily of the day are presented in images that are familiar to the children. The children offer prayers and join voices in joyful singing before returning to the church just before the offertory, to continue the celebration of the Eucharist with their families.
All children are welcomed and encouraged to participate.
The Archdiocese of Newark has introduced a short video highlighting the significance of the Church's meaningful funeral rituals to guide our Catholic community. The six minute video, titled "Many Travelers, One Journey," weaves together the stories of multiple individuals describing how family, friends and the Church community come together to pray and comfort each other, celebrate the faith and life of their loved one, and share in the three principal parts of the Catholic funeral liturgy - the Vigil, Funeral Mass and Committal Service - known as the Order of Christian Funerals.
Produced by Catholic Cemeteries, a ministry of the Archdiocese of Newark, the video accompanies a comprehensive planning guide, titled "Continuing the Journey, Preparing a Catholic Funeral," to assist Catholics during their time of loss or when pre-planning. All the above is available online at www.rcancem.org/ocf
For well over a century, the Catholic Church in NJ has provided adoption services. Throughout all those years, the Church promised to honor the privacy of birth parents and adoptees. That promise of privacy also was assured by law and affirmed by the State Superior Court. Those promises can no longer be kept. On May 27, 2014, a new law took effect that will allow adoptees and certain relatives to request and obtain the names of their biological parents beginning January 1, 2017.
Any birth parents who wish to preserve their privacy must submit a Redaction Request Form to NJ Dept. of Health no later than December 31, 2016. By filing this form, birth parents will be able to keep their names off any documents provided by the State to adoptees or anyone else. The form can be downloaded at http://nj.gov/health/forsm/reg-36c.pdf
If you know a person who placed a child in adoption, please tell them that if they do not file a Redaction Request Form, their name and other information could be given to the adoptee. Anyone needing assistance can call a HELPLINE at 609-989-4809.
Come join other Dads who understand the joys and struggles you live with as the father of sons and daughters with special needs. Typically 3rd Wednesday of the month, 7:30-9pm.
The meetings alternate location each month:
Nov 18, Jan 17, Mar 16, May 18
All Dads of children with special needs welcome. Refreshments are provided.
Any questions contact Deacon Jim Detura 201-747-0713 firstname.lastname@example.com or Anne Masters 973-639-6536 email@example.com
These Masses are adapted for individuals with special needs (developmental, intellectual and/or other disabilities) and their families and friends. They are particularly welcome to attend these Masses and celebrate the Eucharist with other members of the surrounding communities.
St. John the Evangelist: 29 N Washington Ave, Bergenfield. Nov 1, Dec 6, Jan 3, Feb 7, Mar 6, Apr 3, May 1, Jun 5, at 1:30pm. Contact Rosemarie Flood 201-384-3601
San Agustin: 3900 New York Ave., Union City. In Spanish. Nov 14, Dec 12, Jan 9, Feb 13, Mar 12, Apr 9, May 14, Jun 11, at 5pm.
Church of the Nativity: 315 Prospect St, Midland Park. Oct 11, Nov 8, Dec 24 (5:30pm), Jan 10, Feb 14, Mar 13, Apr 10, May 8, at 9am.
Our Lady of the Lake: 32 Lakeside Ave, Verona. Nov 1, Dec 6, Jan 3, Feb 7, Mar 6, Apr 10, May 1, at 9am
St. Therese of Lisieux: 120 Monroe Ave, Cresskill. Oct 18, Nov 15, Dec 20, Jan 17, Feb 21, Mar 20, Apr 17, May 15, at 1:30pm. Archdiocese of Newark Pastoral Ministry with Persons with Disabilities 973-639-6536 or www.rcan.org/disabilities
Relevant Radio has been helping people bridge the gap between faith and everyday life through informative, entertaining, and interactive programming twenty-four hours per day, seven days per week. This station in the Archdiocese of Newark seeks to bring to all listeners a clear and consistent Catholic message and to share the Truth, Beauty, and Goodness of our Faith.
LifeNet is working together with pro-life groups throughout NJ and surrounding areas to achieve equal rights for babies in the womb. To that end, we all know all our efforts to save unborn children from abortion must be strengthened by prayer.
A goal was set by LifeNet to have 2,400 Masses offered for the "Protection of unborn babies and their mothers" by December 31, 2016. This is a very doable and powerful project. To accomplish this project, one can simply visit our church office, or call us at 973-239-5696, and request Masses be offered for the "Protection of unborn babies and their mothers."
The traditional Mass offering to the church is $10 per Mass. It is optimal the Masses be offered on Sundays to be heard by the most parishioners, however, any Mass is wonderful!! Please consider making a mass offering for these babies and their mothers.
In Service to One. In Service to All.
Did you ever think about joining a group of Catholic men who share your values and beliefs?
Then take a look at the Knights of Columbus.
We welcome new members ready to roll up their sleeves and work to make Our Lady of the Lake and our surrounding communities better places to live, work and share our faith-filled values. We work, pray and socialize together!
Join us…
For information, please contact Gary Wilczewski, Grand Knight, at 973-432-0923 or Chuck Collins at 973-809-5580.
Cards are so handy to use once you get in the habit and you will l be helping OLL too. Cards are available in $50 and $100 denominations for Shop Rite, Foodtown and Kings. They can be purchased after all weekend masses at the Ramp door entrance or during the week at the rectory office.
Did you ever wonder:
Check out the free new mobile app Newark Evangelization at your App Store. This free app found on the App Store at "Newark Evangelization" will be the resource in the palm of your hand which will allow you to answer these questions and many more. It will be a fountain of information and inspiration for anyone interested in the Catholic faith. The site also offers helpful information to inquiring non-Catholics or inactive Catholics.
Have you ever thought about joining the Music Ministry of Our Lady of the Lake Church as a singer or instrumentalist? Our Adult and Children's Choirs and Youth Band are now recruiting new members. Please read on to see where you can fit in.
The Parish Choir
Open to all individuals high school age and older. The ability to read music is not a requirement.
The Praiseful Youth Band (Grades 6-12)
Open to all band students. Students must be able to read music. We are particularly in need of upper woodwind, low brass, and percussion players.
The Joyful Voices Children's Choir (Grades 3-8)
Open to all students. The ability to read music is not a requirement.
If you are interested in joining any of these musical groups, please contact music director Henry Gehman at 973-513-3192 or see him after any weekend mass.
Because of privacy laws, we are no longer advised by the hospital when our parishioners have been admitted.
If you or a loved one would like to be visited by a priest while in the hospital, please contact the rectory.
In addition, if before leaving for the hospital, you would like to be anointed or receive a blessing, please contact the rectory at 973-239-5696 and arrange for a time to stop in and receive an anointing from one of the priest.
Archdiocese takes very seriously any and all allegations of sexual misconduct by members of the clergy, religious and lay staff of the Archdiocese. We encourage anyone with knowledge of an act of sexual misconduct to inform us immediately so that we may take appropriate action to protect others and provide support to victims of sexual abuse.
Individuals who wish to report an allegation of sexual misconduct may do so by calling the Archdiocesan Office of Child and Youth Protection 902-407-3256.


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Sponsored Projects Administration
Budget Development
When developing a budget for a proposal, PIs must be aware of four primary issues: direct costs, indirect costs, cost sharing, and effort. The following is a primer on these topics. Further questions should be addressed to your Sponsored Projects Administration (SPA) team.
Direct Costs
Indirect (or F&A) Costs
Cost Sharing
Direct Costs
Direct costs are costs attributable to essential project activities or specific items with ease and a high degree of accuracy. These cover personnel (salaries and fringe benefits), supplies, equipment, travel, and other expenses necessary for the conduct of sponsored activities. Certain direct cost expenses are "allowable," while others are "unallowable" and may not be charged to a sponsored project. Before defining your project budget, please review the University's Direct Cost Policy.
Indirect (or F&A) Costs
Indirect Costs (also known as Facilities & Administration costs, or F&A) are reflected in budget items that are difficult to identify easily with a particular project. Examples include costs to heat and cool the project work space, building depreciation costs covering specific labs or rooms, general office supplies and office equipment (including desk-top or lap-top computers), library books and journals, and personnel expenses associated with department and central office administrative help who provide services to individuals not involved in a funded project.
See current F&A Rates.
Additional information:
Policy on Facility and Administrative Costs
For a more detailed explanation of F&A costs, see:
F&A Primer: Facilities & Administrative Reimbursement at UGA
Task Force on Sharing of Facilities & Administrative Income Returned to Units
Recovery of Administrative Costs Associated With State Contracts and Grants
Cost Sharing
The terms "cost sharing," "matching," and "in-kind" refer to that portion of the total project costs not borne by the sponsor. These terms are often used interchangeably. Attention should be given to sponsor definitions of these terms.
It is essential that the use of cost sharing not overburden University and departmental resources. Cost share in awarded proposals must be independently tracked, monitored and reported to the sponsoring agency. Excessive or unnecessary cost sharing can result in the future limitation of scarce departmental resources, and it negatively impacts UGA's facilities and administration rates.
Please review the University's Cost Share Policy and keep in mind the following:
- Cost sharing must be approved by the Department Head and Dean via the eResearch Portal.
- A separate cost share budget is required whenever cost-sharing is included in a funded proposal.
- Cost sharing of UGA personnel is not allowed on industry-funded projects.
- All effort documented anywhere within the proposal must be posted on the Transmittal Form.
- Third-party matching commitments must be agreed to in writing prior to proposal submission.
Any time committed by UGA personnel to a project must be tracked and verified, either as a direct cost or as cost-share. Please review the University's Committed Effort Policy and be sure you understand the policy's requirements before committing effort within a proposal.