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Haha I love Jasper! Sorry, I'm a little obsessed with him, and it's a very good question why that is.
My name is Lucy. I'm 15. But the one thing you should know about me is that...
Haha sorry. If anyone of you who actually read this cause I'm not sure that any of you will have anything that has to do with Jasper, tell me! :P
also, my friend, BelovedMikura has some pretty damn good stories in my opinion. Read them!
"I understand that Scissors can beat Paper, and I get how Rock can beat Scissors, but there's no fucking way Paper can beat Rock. Paper is supposed to magically wrap around Rock leaving it immobile? Why the hell can't paper do this to scissors? Screw scissors, why can't paper do this to people? Why aren't sheets of college ruled notebook paper constantly suffocating student as they attempt to take notes in class? I'll tell you why, because paper can't beat anybody, a rock would tear that shit up in two seconds. When I play rock/ paper/ scissors, I always choose rock. Then when somebody claims to have beaten me with their paper I can punch them in the face with my already clenched fist and say, oh shit, I'm sorry, I thought paper would protect you, you asshole."
Bold are the best ;)
'Knowledge is power; power is the root of all evil. Therefore study to be evil.'
'I don't suffer from insanity... I enjoy every minute of it!'
'Damn you; damn the broccoli; DAMN CANADA
'Boys don't fall for me; I trip them.'
'They say guns don't kill people; people do. Well, I think guns help. I mean, if you stood there and yelled 'BANG' I don't think you'd kill many people.'
'I used to have super powers but my therapist took them away.'
When angry, count to ten, when very angry, swear.
The greatest challenge in life is to find someone who knows all your flaws, differences, and mistakes, and yet still sees the best in you.
I smile because I have no idea what's going on!
When life gives you lemons, make grape juice, then sit back and let the world wonder how you did it.
One day, your prince will come. Mine? Oh, he just took a wrong turn, got lost, and is too stubborn to ask for directions
Sorry I'm late. I got into a fight with my rice krispies. I distinctly heard, "Snap, Crackle, Fuck that Asshole."
Don't knock on death's door. Ring the bell and run. He hates that
Heaven doesn't want me and Hell is afraid I'll take over.
Whoever said nothing was impossible never tried slamming a revolving door...
You know you're stressed out when you can hear mimes.
Parents spend the first part of our lives teaching us to walk and talk, and the rest of it telling us to sit down and shut up.
If after reading this, and most/all of the things apply to you, copy & paste
Most people would be offeneded if someone asked them what was wrong with their mind. copy this into your pro if you would be one of the few people who answer "Where to begin?"
If you are a person who acts friendly but has an evil mind and is secretly plotting world domination, copy and paste this into your profile.
If you have ever just wanted to SLAP someone, copy this onto your profile.
If you have ever been so obsessed with something that now everyone is scared of you because of its effects copy this into your profile.
If you have ever forgotten what you were going to say, right before you say it, copy this into your profile
I used to be normal, until I met the freaks that I call my friends
If you are aware that so many people nowadays pretend to be someone they're not, copy this on your profile.
If you have ever felt the undeniable urge to slam your head into something, whether it is another person or not copy this into your profile.
A friend gives you their umbrella when it rains; a best friend takes your's and says "RUN, BEEP, RUN!"
A friend will bail you out of jail; a best friend will be in the room next to you saying "THAT WAS AWESOME, LETS DO IT AGAIN!!
A friend helps you up when you fall; a best friend continues walking while saying, "Walk much dumbass?"
Friends will always be like "well, you deserve better," but best friends will prank call him whispering "seven days..."
We're best friends. You laugh, I laugh. You cry, I cry. You hurt, I hurt. You jump off a brdge, damn, I'm gonna miss your dumb ass.
FRIENDS: Never ask for anything to eat or drink.
FRIENDS: Call your parents by Mr. and Mrs. and Grandpa, by Grandpa.
FRIENDS: Asks you to write down your number.
FRIENDS: Borrows your stuff for a few days then gives it back.
FRIENDS: Only know a few things about you.
FRIENDS: Will leave you behind if that is what the crowd is doing.
FRIENDS: Would knock on your front door.
FRIENDS: Will be there to take your drink away from you when they think you've had enough.
Evening news is where they say, "Good Evening" then proceed to tell you why it's not.
If you spend multiple hours each day reading or writing or a combination of both...copy and paste this on your profile.
If you or your best friend is insane copy and paste this onto your profile
If you are obsessed with fanfiction copy this into your profile
If you read people's profiles looking for things to copy and paste into your profile, copy and paste this into your profile.
93 percent of American teens would have a severe emotional breakdown if someone called them a freak. If you're a part of the 7 percent who would ask the person, "What was your first clue?", copy this into your profile and add your name to the list: Sunlit Goddess of the C.O.C.A., Moonlit Goddess of the C.O.C.A., Evil Genius of the COCA, Invader Miley Phantom, dAnnYsGiRl777, BloodySalvation, Lady Lost-A-Lot, bellabookworm9, Bella Masen Cullen, Vampire Scooby, Alannaswarrior, SpottedLilly, Alleyanna Cullen, hugs.4.all.the.emo.boyz, I'll have some stupid cliché, EdwardandFangdreams4life, This Sayuri-Sama, Mit-chan007,Ni-Chan, vampgirl8, BelovedMikura, iLOVEjasper138
Some day we'll look back on this, and plow into a parked car.
If you haven't died yet, copy and paste this into your profile.
Steroetypes, hate em (bold applies 2 me)
I'm BLACK, so I must be GANGSTA.
COMEBACKS to crappy pickup lines!
Man: "I know how to please a woman."
Man: "I want to give myself to you."
Man: "If I could see you naked, I'd die happy:
Man: "Your body is like a temple."
Man: "I'd go through anything for you."
Man: "I would go to the end of the world for you.
Man: "So, wanna go back to my place ?"
Man: "Your place or mine?"
Man: "I'd like to call you. What's your number?"
Man: "But I don't know your name."
Man: "So what do you do for a living?"
Man: "Hey, baby, what's your sign?"
Man: "Haven't I seen you someplace before?
Man: "Is this seat empty?"
Ways to make sure you're insane
-At lunch time, sit in your parked car with sunglasses on and point a hair dryer at passing cars. see if they slow down.
-Page yourself over the intercom. don't disguise your voice.
-Every time someone asks you to do something, ask if they want fries with that.
-Put decaf in the coffee maker for 3 weeks. once everyone has gotten over their caffeine addictions, switch to espresso.
-Finish all your sentences with "In accordance with the prophecy"
-Ask your dog if it's comfortable with it's name. Repeat with cat, until people ask if you're alright.
-As often as possible, skip rather than walk .
-Specify that your drive-through order is "to go"
-Sing along at the opera.
-Go to a poetry recital and ask why the poems don't rhyme.
-Five days in advance, tell your friends you can't attend their party because your not in the mood.
-When the money comes out of the ATM, scream "I WON! I WON!"
-When leaving the zoo, start running towards the parking lot yelling, "Run for your lives! they're loose!!"
Why America has some issues...
1. Only in America can a pizza get to your house faster than an ambulance.
2. Only in America are there handicap parking places in front of a skating rink.
3. Only in America do drugstores make the sick walk all the way to the back of the store to get their prescriptions while healthy people can buy cigarettes at the front.
4. Only in America do people order double cheeseburgers, large fries, and a diet coke.
5. Only in America do banks leave both doors open and then chain the pens to the counters.
6. Only in America are there people who leave cars worth thousands of dollars in the driveway and put our useless junk in the garage.
7. Only in America are there people who use answering machines to screen calls and then have call waiting so we won't miss a call from someone we didn't want to talk to in the first place.
8. Only in America are there people who buy hot dogs in packages of ten and buns in packages of eight.
9. Only in America are there people who use the word 'politics' to describe the process so well: 'Poli' in Latin meaning 'many' and 'tics' meaning 'bloodsucking creatures'
10. Only in America are there people who have drive-up ATM's with Braille lettering.
If you've ever burst out laughing in a quiet room, add this to your profile.
You know it's going to be a bad day when you fall out of bed and miss the floor.
One day, we will look back on this, laugh nervously, and change the subject.
I live in my own little world- but it's ok, they know me there.
Flying is simple. Just throw yourself at the ground and miss.
The white man said, "Colored people are not allowed here." The black man turned around and stood up. He then said: "Listen sir...when I was born I was BLACK, When I grew up I was BLACK, When I'm sick I'm BLACK, When I go in the sun I'm BLACK, When I'm cold I'm BLACK, When I die I'll be BLACK. But you sir, When you're born you're PINK, When you grow up you're WHITE, When you're sick, you're GREEN, When you go in the sun you turn RED, When you're cold you turn BLUE, And when you die you turn PURPLE. And you have the nerve to call me colored?" The black man then sat back down and the white man walked away...
Post this on your profile if you hate racism


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1932 · Paris
by [Stein, Gertrude]: Toklas, Alice B.
Paris, 1932. Two pages, on two quarto sheets of Plain Edition letterhead. Old folds from mailing, a few small nicks and soft creases, but very good. Two boilerplate typescript letters promoting to booksellers Gertrude Stein's HOW TO WRITE, published the preceding November as the third Plain Edition. Both are signed in ink "A.B. Toklas" in her distinctive hand. One has a date emendation and insertion of recipient's name and address in original typescript by Toklas, and a pencil highlight in the left margin next to the terms is likely the work of the recipient at "Rosengren's Nook [sic] Store" then still located in Chicago. The letters emphasize the book's positive reception, citing and quoting reviews by Marcel Brion and Ellen du Poy. While one might assume a number of such letters were posted at the time by Toklas and Stein, few appear to have survived. (Inventory #: WRCLIT76225)

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Yogo: The Great American Sapphire
Stephen M. Voynick
Summary: "To the surprise of many, the United States has emerged as a commercial source of what some gem experts consider the world's finest sapphire. Equally surprising is that the entire production of the gem comes from a little-known Montana mine named Yogo, which 60 years earlier had produced $25 million in fine-cut sapphires for the British. Yogo is a historical treasure, but the story of Yogo sapphires is really just a beginning, for only now are South American diamonds, Colombian emeralds, and Burmese rubies being belatedly joined by a native American precious gemstone that is every bit their equal the Montana sapphire. The colorful story of the Montana mine that produces the prized Yogo sapphires has been updated in this revised edition. Included is the demise of Intergem and the humble beginning of Vortex, Inc."


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This chuck is identical to our # 1040 self-centering chuck except that it has a 1″-8 TPI thread that accommodates most wood-working lathes. Because this chuck was initially designed for machine-lathe work, its accuracy far exceeds what is necessary for general wood turning. It has a clamping range of 3/32″ (2 mm) up to 1-3/16″ (30 mm) diameter with the jaws in the normal position. With the jaws in the reversed position, work up to 2-1/4″ (56 mm) can be gripped. The hole through the chuck is .687″ (17 mm). Rotating the knurled ring closes all three jaws simultaneously to quickly grip round or hexagonal stock. Tommy bars (provided) are used in the holes in the side to tighten and loosen the chuck for more leverage.
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Eddie Scarf
Scarf in the 1930s
|Personal information
|Full name
|Edward Richard Scarf
|3 November 1908
Quirindi, New South Wales
|7 January 1980
(aged 71)
Camperdown, New South Wales
|Marist College North Shore
|180 cm (5 ft 11 in)
|99 kg (218 lb)
|Edna May Gale
|Wrestling, boxing
|Weight class
|middleweight, light heavyweight, heavyweight
Medal record
Edward Richard Scarf (3 November 1908 – 7 January 1980) was an Australian wrestler and boxer. He was Olympic bronze medalist in Freestyle wrestling in 1932,[1] and also competed at the 1936 Olympics.[1]
Early life[edit]
He was born in Quirindi in New South Wales.[1] He was the fourth child of Michael Eli Scarf and Amelia, née Zraysarty, who had both migrated from Lebanon. He attended Marist Brothers School in North Sydney.[2]
In February 1938, Scarf won the wrestling gold medal at the Empire Games in Sydney in the light heavyweight division.[3] His victory came in spite of pulling a muscle in his right thigh during the preliminary rounds.[4] In November that year he turned professional and moved up to the heavyweight class in order to compete in a competition sponsored by Stadiums Limited to determine the heavyweight professional champion of Australia.[5] He had been training with American wrestlers, Ray Steele, Dean Detton, and Bobby Roberts.[5] He was crowned professional champion by defeating Jim Bartlett of New Zealand one fall to nil in four rounds.[6] He retained hs title the following year.[7] In 1940, he famously beat Chief Little Wolf on points, using Little Wolf's signature move, the Indian deathlock against him.[8]
On 29 April 1941 Scarf enlisted in the Royal Australian Air Force as a storekeeper.[2] He served with the Parachute Training Unit from 1943 and in 1944 participated in an exhibition wrestling match with Jerry Visscher during a boxing tournament in Madang, New Guinea.[9] He was discharged from the R.A.A.F. on 7 February 1945.[2]
Personal life[edit]
In 1942, Scarf married Edna May Gale at the Church of Our Lady of Dolours in Chatswood.[2] They had one daughter and two sons. After the war, he focused on his butchery business, opening new shops across the Northern Beaches at North Narrabeen, Dee Why and Palm Beach.[2] He also became active in community and charity work. He was a founding member of the Warringah Rotary Club, member of the Dee Why Surf Life Saving Club and president and first patron of the House With No Steps.[2] He died on 7 January 1980 at Camperdown and is buried in Mona Vale cemetery.[2]
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- ^ a b c d e f g Sear, Tom. "Scarf, Edward Richard (1908–1980)". Australian Dictionary of Biography. National Centre of Biography, Australian National University. Retrieved 22 March 2016.
- ^ "AT THE GAMES.". Cairns Post (11,236). Queensland, Australia. 17 February 1938. p. 10. Retrieved 23 March 2016 – via National Library of Australia.
- ^ "EDDIE SCARF.". The Sydney Morning Herald (31,238). New South Wales, Australia. 14 February 1938. p. 15. Retrieved 23 March 2016 – via National Library of Australia.
- ^ a b "EDDIE SCARF.". The Sydney Morning Herald (31,465). New South Wales, Australia. 5 November 1938. p. 15. Retrieved 22 March 2016 – via National Library of Australia.
- ^ "SCARF WINS IN NEW CLASS". The Courier-mail (1653). Queensland, Australia. 19 December 1938. p. 9. Retrieved 23 March 2016 – via National Library of Australia.
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Our stay at the InterContinental in Milwaukee (3/7 thru 3/ 11) was one of the best hotel experiences that we have ever had. My wife is handicapped and the best way to summarize our feelings is to say that the staff there treated us like members of their own family. We had a number of unusual requests due to my wife's condition and everyone there was extremely responsive. I had a 50 year business career and did a lot of traveling and I cannot recall ever feeling as at home as this group of people made us feel. If and when we travel to Milwaukee again, the rate won't matter....we will stay at the InterContinental.
Conrad P.
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|May 5, 1998
|Filing date
|May 1, 1996
|Priority date
|May 1, 1996
|Fee status
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|Publication number
|Hal M. Harrison
|Original Assignee
|Harrison; Hal M.
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (9), Non-Patent Citations (5), Referenced by (18), Classifications (6), Legal Events (3)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
The object of this invention is to provide an easier way of telling the time.
We have timepieces which display revolving hands because historically clockmakers worked with motors and geared shafts. We learn to tell time fairly well on these analog faces, despite the requisite mental work of converting the angular positions of hands to numbers. Sometimes people even have to pause to decide which number the "little hand" is closer to.
More modern timepieces have digital displays because silicon devices keep time with integers; and their most efficient means of output is to 7-segment LED or LCD devices. Again we can tell time despite the requisite mental work of rounding numbers to the nearest multiple of five, fifteen, or whatever. But people rarely care whether it is ":31" or ":32" minutes past the hour.
Most new clock faces modify one of these two common displays with extra numbers, windows, colors, etc. Some are novelty displays, more for decoration than for telling time. A few redesign digital displays to resemble the hands of the traditional analog display. Some patents teach clocks with linear scales, perhaps because measuring time produces a point so easily marked on one or more number lines. But none reduces the requisite mental work described above; and many designs increase the mental work required to tell the time.
Prior art also shows the time at multiple display stations or sections, leaving the user to combine the two readings to get a single expression of the time. For example, in U.S. Pat. No. 4,752,919, issued Jun. 21, 1988, Lloyd Clark places hour digits to the left of a straight line of "discrete" or "binary" lights counting five-minute intervals of the hour. Enlarging the hour digits is good, but ascertaining the minutes requires some additional mental work. Either the user must (1) count from the first to the most recently activated light, or (2) he or she must find the end point of all the lights, on or off, and estimate the portion of that line which is activated (and it is a broken line at that). Using a straight line to represent minutes instead of an area also makes Clark's display unsuitable for a watch.
The present invention combines digital and graphic elements at a single location. The hour digits are easier to read because they are as large as the total size of the display, clock or watch, will allow. The minute indicator can be read in the same glance at the same location because it is an area superimposed in the same space as the digits. This display represents time to the degree of accuracy people generally use in their time expressions without the added complexity and inconvenience of unneeded accuracy.
This timepiece design improves the way we tell time by reducing the mental work required to convert the appearance of a display into an expression of the time. The display is achieved by using existing manfacturing techniques in a new layout. The usual display of digits is improved by superimposing a graphic upon the digits. Further objects and advantages will become apparent from a consideration of the following description.
Since the hour number is always wanted in any expression of time, this invention shows the hour as one or more large digits in the center of the display. The remainder of a time expression concerns the fraction of the current hour which has elapsed. We nearly always say, "A little before . . . " or "quarter past . . . ", or we round to the clock dial's historic numbers, 5, 10, . . . 55.
This display represents fractions of an hour as the fractional shading of a familiar or regular figure. When a greater fraction of the hour has passed, a greater fraction of the figure is shaded. The fractional shading is done in segments or divisions, each division representing the numerical increment to which the user would wish to round off the minutes-part of his or her expression of the time. For instance, FIG. 5(d) represents both "12:31" and "12:32". The display is the same because usually both times would be rounded to a single expression, such as "half-past 12" or "12:30".
Two features of the familiar or regular figure are important:
(1) The figure contains some area which may be partially shaded so that the actual "weight" or quantity of "color" present represents the desired fraction. In other words, the figure must have more than one dimension.
(2) The figure must be familiar or regular so that a partially shaded figures is easily completed in the user's mind and the ratio of the shaded versus unshaded areas is quickly perceived.
The hour number and the fraction of an hour together constitute the expression of a single time instant. These embodiments superimpose the number and the shading, making maximum use of the area available for the timepiece display and increasing readability over other timepiece faces of the same size. Because the numbers are larger than with a normal digital time piece and because the segments are of comprable size with the numbers, no fine detail is employed to show the time. This display is more easily read when the ambient light level is low or may be fitted with a less power-consuming back light.
Two models will be described, the 5-10-20 model which divides the hour into twelfths (5 minutes per division), and the 8-23 model which divides the hour into eighths (7.5 minutes per division). Both show quarters of an hour identically. The 5-10-20 model divides the quarter into three division (5, 10, 15, 20, etc.), showing the time more exactly. The 8-23 model divides the quarter into two segments (7.5, 15, 22.5, etc.), being read by some users a little more quickly and certainly. Of course models with different numbers of division per hour are readily made with these same techniques.
FIG. 1 Layout of electro-optical display for superimposing digits and segments, 5-10-20 model. H3, H6, and H11 are three runners requiring special comment. Portions of runners H2 and H9 also require special comment. The words "Set seconds . . . " etc. indicate setting modes.
FIG. 2 Wiring diagram for electro-optical display of FIG. 1 showing all twenty-four runners.
FIG. 3 Template for drawing superimposed digits and divisions on an all-points addressable graphic display, 8-23 model. RL0-RL7 are eight Radial Lines dividing the figure into eight increments.
FIG. 4 Examples of telling time, 5-10-20 model, showing the times: (a) 1:05, (b) 1:10, (c) 1:15, (d) 1:20, (e) 8:45, (f) 8:50, (g) 8:55, (h) 9:00.
FIG. 5 Examples of telling time, 8-23 model with indicia (IND) shown. The times are: (a) 12:07.5, (b) 12:15, (c) 12:22.5, (d) 12:30.
Some electro-optical displays are called "7-segment" displays because any digit may be formed by lighting two or more of seven predetermined areas of the display. When referring to such electro-optical devices, I will call these areas "members" and the display a "7-member" display. I reserve the word "segment" for an area of any type display showing part of a familiar or regular figure. If all the "segments" were lit, the total figure would be visible. If all the "members" are lit, the digit 8 appears.
A "familiar or regular figure" is a simple form or symbol that is familiar to the user. For purposes of partial display, it is divided into two or more divisions. When only a few of the divisions are filled, the familiarity and regularity of the figure allow the user to easily complete the figure in his or her mind. This figure may be selected from the group consisting of circles, ellipses, polygons, stars, crosses, crescents, hearts, shields, airplanes, ships, cars, building, hour-glasses, flowers, humans, animals, cartoon figures, or cartoon heads, etc. My drawings use a rectangle and a circle as the familiar or regular figure.
At any instant my embodiments display one or two digits and zero or more segments surrounding and superimposed with the digit(s). I show the hours as Arabic numerals, but my invention could as easily employ Roman numerals, binary digits. Chinese characters, or some other means of counting to show the hour number. The following descriptions will show anyone skilled in LCD fabrication or in microprocessor programming how to make an example of this new display.
Two embodiments will be described:
(1) the layout of electro-optical hardware to produce a 5-10-20 display, and
(2) an algorithm used to drive an all-points-addressable display to produce the 8-23 display.
Setting the Time
Though the time shown by this display is approximate, its setting must be exact. As the user is instructed:
"You may find that setting your new timepiece 15-45 seconds fast is most suitable. The concept of showing time in increments falters when there is perceived slowness in the new increment appearing. Other clocks you will encounter during the day are usually a little fast or a little slow. The easiest way to compensate is to set yours 15-45 seconds fast. You can determine through use exactly how fast you want to set your new watch."
Of course some users may want to set the timepiece an entire division (5 or 7.5 minutes) fast.
Two or three common buttons or controls are provided on the case for setting this display to the nearest second. The "settings" control sequences the timepiece from run mode through the three setting modes of set-hour, set-minute, and set-second. When so switched, the two digits, which normally show the hour, now show minutes or seconds. The "increment" or "decrement" controls change the numbers as desired.
While in one of the settings modes, the regular figure is not filled, and an indicator to identify the settings mode appears ("Set Seconds", etc. FIG. 1). The obvious order of setting modes is hour, minutes, then seconds. But one improvement is to repeat some modes in this order: hour, minutes, seconds, minutes, then hour. This eliminates some users' confusion about, "Was the watch running while I was setting it?" The clear indication of setting modes, whether by words as in FIG. 1 or by the traditional indicator under a word printed on the case, makes this improvement possible.
Any model of this timepiece may be fitted with an audio component such as a chime, piezo buzzer, or music-synthesis electronics. The timepiece can be set, at the user's option, to produce an audio signal when the number of divisions displayed changes.
When designing an electro-optical display incorporating this invention, the 5-10-20 model is the more difficult because it contains more members and segments. Therefore, that model is shown here. The 8-23 model may be constructed in the same way but is less complex because it uses fewer members and segments and therefore has fewer runners.
Transparent electrode patterns for the hour digits are coated on the transparent substrate in the common way, except for the number of members. Instead of seven, each digit contains 16 members, a0-g10 in FIG. 1. To form the regular figure of a rectangle, additional electrode patterns are coated in the areas labeled 1-30 in FIG. 1. The selective activation or distortion of these areas, along with the selective activation of the members forming the digits, creates the appearance of filled segments and digits being superimposed as shown in FIG. 4(a)-(h).
The segments numbered 1-11 in FIG. 1 also identify the eleven divisions into which the hour is divided in the 5-10-20 model. The segments labeled 12-30 identify additional electrodes, each of which is logically part of one of the first 11 divisions. For instance, whenever segment 1 is activated, then segment 12 must also be on. If segment 2 is on, then segments 13 and 14 must also switch on; and so forth until segments 29 and 30 follow segment 11.
To describe the members comprising the digits, I start with the standard nomenclature for 7-member LED devices where "a" through "f" identify 6 areas clockwise from the top, and "g" the center area. Subdivisions of the standard areas are further named with a number to show in which of the 11 divisions the member appears. That is, a1 names the portion of "a" lying in division 1 and a2 the portion in division 2. The two parts of "b" are NOT called b1 and b2, but rather b2 and b3 because they lie in divisions 2 and 3. Naming continues in the same way all around the face. Members a0 and b0 are the portions of the tens-position "a" and "b" which accompany no segment, the area between segments 11 and 1 never being filled.
The 62 segments and members in the display of FIG. 1 are driven by time-division multiplexing means from common digital time-keeping electronics (MX-CLK) as wired in FIG. 2. That is, a strobe signal is sequentially applied to the scan rows (H1-14), and data signals are applied to the vertical runners (V1-10). Activation of a single segment or member occurs when its data signal is "on" and its scan signal is high. Conversely, a segment or member not receiving both data and scan signals is "off". With two exceptions, runners are wired to the segments and members so as to isolate individual areas for individual control. The exceptions are segments 12 and 21 which are never activated independently. When H2 is strobed and V6 is on, both segment 1 and segment 12 activate, and strobe H9 and data V9 activate both 6 and 21, as shown in FIG. 2.
For example, to show any time between 1:05 and 1:10, members b2, b3, c4, and c5 and segments 1 and 12 are energized, as shown in FIG. 4(a). The multiplexer shown in in FIG. 2 accomplishes this with selective activation of certain runners. With V6 on, H2 is strobed; and with V8 on, H4, H5, H7, and H8 are strobed.
To show 12:30 (as in FIG. 5(d)), the members in FIG. 1 labeled b0, b11, b10, c9, c8, c7, segments 1-6, 12-21, and members f1, f2, f3, c4, and c5 must be on--27 total. The multiplexer of FIG. 2 achieves this by
setting V4 on and strobing H1;
setting V4 and V6, with H2;
setting V6, V7, and V9, with H4;
setting V5, V6, V7, and V9 with H5;
setting V4 and V5 with H6;
setting V5, V6, V7, and V8 with H7;
setting V6, V7, and V8 with H8;
setting V9 with H9;
setting V10 with H10;
setting V4, V5, and V9 with H11; and
finally V4 with H13.
This leaves members a1, a2, b2, b3, g3, g4, e4, e5, e6, d6, and d5 "off" so that the digit "2" appears superimposed on the fractionally shaded figure (as in FIG. 5(d)).
As in designing conventional 7-member LCD displays, attention must be paid to the exact physical distance between adjacent segments. This distance must be great enough to achieve electrical isolation, but near enough to simulate visual continuity.
In my display the distance between segments 1 and 2 must be great enough to allow passage of runner H3. Runner H6 divides segment 3 from 4 and member b3 from c4. The same is true for segments adjacent to the portions of H2 and H9 shown and for those next to H11. (These runners are shown as wavy lines so they will stand out on the drawing. On the substrate they are actually very straight to conserve space and not touch the unintended segments.) Therefore these distances are the minimum required between adjacent electrode areas; and the distances between other adjacent areas are increased somewhat to give the whole display an appearance of uniformity. Portions of runners H6 and H11 are shown at the center of the display. The segments of this embodiment appear to meet at a point in the center of the display, but the presence of these two runners requires tempering the pointed-ness and the proximity of segments 1, 6, and 7 at that location.
In its setting modes, this display lights no segments but only members. Runners V3, V4, V5 and H14, FIG. 2, are multiplexed with other members' runners to display the numbers and the appropriate mode indicator ("Set hour", "Set minute", or "Set seconds" in FIG. 1).
An additional run mode is possible with this same display in which hours are shown in Military time format, 0-23. However, in normal run mode (showing the time in non-Military format) only the b0, b11, b10 and c9, c8, c7 members of the left digit are used. The remaining members are only lit independently during one of the setting modes; this is, the nine members d7 through all usually follow the state of segments 7 through 11.
Obviously, additional information may be displayed (for instance am, pm, alarm indicators) by adding additional electrodes and adding more runners and connections to the external electronic circuitry. Indicia may be displayed in the same way, or shown on the containing case.
Since this display changes less frequently than a traditional digital timepiece, the rise time of the electro-optical elements (milliseconds required to switch from "off" to "on") is not as critical. This makes it possible to develop new types of displays that provide better appearance with lower power consumption. Areas to explore include (1) alternate formulas for the mixture of liquid crystal and less commonly used materials, (2) other techniques, such as electro-chronic displays (tungsten oxide for example), and (3) slower scan rates where more power is initially delivered to each segment which then requires less frequent refreshing.
This timepiece may also be implemented using a microprocessor and a conventional, all-points-addressable electro-optical display (such as a clock face produced on a graphic computer screen). The pseudo-code given in Appendix A produces a display equivalent to the hardware implementation already described, except showing the 8-23 model. Appendix A references FIG. 3. Code for the 5-10-20 model may easily be extrapolated from this pseudo-code by adding more coordinates to define additional divisions (in the Radial-Lines-Table. Appendix A) and adding more conditions to the function which displays figure segments.
The program contains a main procedure which calls three subroutines. The main procedure continually queries the system for the current time. If multi-tasking were available, a timer interrupt handler could replace this polling. When an appropriate increment (not necessarily one minute) has passed, the main procedure calls subroutines to display different elements of the timepiece face. In a messaging operating system, these calls would be made under the processing of a Timer message.
One subroutine displays any indicia desired around the circumference of said figure (for instance, IND in FIG. 5.), another subroutine outlines the hour digits, and a third the partially filled familiar or regular figure. The actual code for some basic steps (for instance, clearing the screen, drawing and filling areas with color) will depend upon the basic functions provided by the supporting hardware. If not provided by the target system, they are easily written using commonly known algorithms.
In this embodiment, the portion of the regular figure to be filled is drawn with the minimum number of lines. That is, only two of the radial lines shown in FIG. 3 are actually drawn at any one time (RL0 and the RL line showing maximum advance clockwise). Any two adjacent members, if drawn, actually touch. Therefore, all the areas needing filling are discretely outlined. This is in contrast to FIG. 1 where all the lines shown are always present in the display. Also, where FIG. 1 has up to 30 segments for filling the figure, FIG. 3 usually has only one at any given time: the area bounded by RLO, the current radial line, the perimeter of the regular figure, and the outside edges of any members drawn. When certain members are all drawn, forming loops in the digits 6, 8, or 9, then those additional segments must be explicitly filled.
This implementation uses a common Fill function which, given any point inside an already drawn closed outline, fills that area with color up to the outline.
The subroutine "Display figure-segments" (see Appendix A) creates the impression of superimposition by choosing which discrete areas to fill. Consider the current radial line as the advancing edge of the minutes indicator. Behind the line, segments must be filled and members left empty. Segment(s) are filled starting from a first-fill-point (FFP, FIG. 3). Ahead of the line, segments are empty and members filled. Therefore, ahead of the line members are filled starting from the end of the member always ahead of any line which splits the member. In this way the current radial line always delimits the fill action in segments to the rear and members to the front, and the fill subroutine is not concerned with exactly which radial line is currently displayed.
The Map variable specifies which members are outlined and the variable Secs-past-hour specifies how advanced the current radial line is. Superimposition is key to the embodiment and the code for "Display figure-segments" is shown in detail for the 8-23 model.
When this device is dedicated to the timepiece, then setting is accomplished with common buttons or controlls as previously described. When in a setting mode, additional calls are made to draw any of the five additional members not shown in FIG. 3 for the left digit. If this device is also used for other processing, then a means of setting the system clock will already be provided.
I have described two embodiments of this display. Two others are immediately apparent; an electro-optical display of the 8-23 model, and an all-points addressable display of the 5-10-20 model. Other embodiments may be made with this same art using various light sources or light-modifying materials to form these same types of members and segments. Also I have illustrated the hour divided into eights and twelfths. A similar display could be made dividing the hour into as few parts as halves or thirds, or into as many parts as sixteenths, thirty-seconds, or some number in between. Additionally, I have already listed some of the variety of shapes the regular or familiar figure may take and point out here that for some embodiments a sub-area of the regular figure comprising its center may be left always unfilled.
In other embodiments, the hour digits may be shown in different characters (Roman numerals) as already mentioned. The hour could be shown in Military time format (numbers 0 to 23). Another way of distinguishing between a.m. and p.m. (or alternately daylight hours vs. night hours) is to reverse foreground and background colors for half the 24-hour period. For example, if the presence of color is taken to means the portion of the hour which has elaspsed (FIGS. 4 and 5) during daylight hours, then the reverse--regular figure begins filled, portion of the hour which has elapsed is cleared--could represent night time hours. In this case, the last segment would be operable. Therefore the scope of this invention should not be determined by the embodiments illustrated but by the following claims and their legal equivalents.
APPENDIX A______________________________________Main routine to display timeInitialize a two-color pallet and set coordinate originto point on screen where center of regular figure isdesired.Get current hour, minute, and second from real timeclock converting hours to the range 1-12. (Alwaysnormalize new time numbers however acquired.)Calculate Seconds-past-hour.LOOP FOREVERIF run mode THENCALL Display indicia around circumferenceof regular figure.CALL Display hour digits (argument: Currenthour, return: Bit-map identifyingsegments drawn).Calculate Number of figure-Segments todisplay (Secs-past-hour /seconds-per-segment).CALL Display figure-segments (arguments:Secs-past-hour, Num-segs, Bit-map ofmembers drawn)ELSE IF a settings mode THENDisplay mode indicator ("Set hour . . .")CALL Display hour digits (argument: Currenthour, Current minute, or Currentsecond--depending on which settings mode,return: Bit-map of segments drawn).CALL Display figure-segments (arguments: 0,0, Bit-map)END ifPOLLING LOOP/* Remain inside this loop until *//* something occurs requiring a change *//* of the dispaly--the time or a *//* command from the user to change *//* settings mode or to increment or *//* decrement a number being set. */IF "set" button hit THEN Step Setings mode to next stateEND ifGet Test hour, minute, second from realtime clock./* Test time is tested against Current/* time to see if display needs *//* changing. */Reset change and clock flagsSWITCH on Settings-modeCASE run mode IF Secs-past-hour advanced to next division THEN /* change display */ Set change flag END ifCASE set hours or minutes IF "+" or "-" button hit THEN IF Test minute wraps to next hour THEN /* User is probably */ /* using a short */ /* cut between 55 */ /* and 5. */ Do not wrap hour, only minutes END if Increment or decrement Test hour or minute Set change and clock flags /* also set clock */ END ifCASE set seconds counting, first buttonpress IF "+" or "-" button hit THEN Frozen time = Test time Increase or decrease Frozen second by modulo amount to required �0 or �5 number Set Settings-mode for frozen state Curent time = Frozen time Exit polling loop END ifCASE set seconds frozen, subsequent buttonpresses IF Frozen minute |= Test minute THEN /* Keep time at the minutes */ /* level even while seconds */ /* appear frozen. */ Advance Frozen time by one minute END if IF "+" or "-" button hit THEN Increase or decrease Frozen second by multiples of five IF Test seconds wraps to another minute THEN /* User is probably */ /* using a short */ /* cut between 55 */ /* and 5. */ Do not wrap minute, only seconds END if Curent time = Frozen time Exit polling loop END ifCASE "s" hit from set seconds frozen state Test time = Frozen time Set Settings-mode for seconds counting state Set change and clock flagEND switchIF change flag THEN IF clock flag THEN Set system clock from Test time END if Current time = Test time /* what gets displayed */ Exit polling loopEND ifEND polling loopClear the screen.END loop foreverEND main routine.DEFINE STORAGE: Radial-Lines-Table. An array of points, oneentry for each division of the regular figure plus astarting entry (12 entries for the 11 divisions of the5-10-20 model, 8 entries for the 7 divisions of the8-23 model). (RL0-RL7 in FIG. 3) Each entry holds thecoordinates of a point through which a line may bedrawn to the origin (center of the regular figure).The collection of these radial lines defines the edgesof the divisions of the regular figure.SUBROUTINE: Display indicia around circumference of regularfigureLOOP once for each possible figure division.SWITCH on the loop counter.Include the cases where indicia appear (cases 1, 3, 5, and 7 are shown in FIG. 5) At each case, calculate location of indicator from Radial-Lines-Table and value for perimeter of figure. Draw the indicator.END switchEND of loopEND display indicia subroutineSUBROUTINE: Display hour digits (parameter: Number)./* This embodiment imitates character font of *//* 7-member LCD-s. */Reset Map = 0, a variable containing bit flags.Isolate low order digit of Number.Point to low order byte of MapWHILE another digit LOOPSWITCH on digit.At each case, for each member composing the digit, CALL Make vertical member, or CALL Make horizontal member, and Set appropriate bit in Map variable. For instance . . .CASE 2: CALL Make horizontal member with locations for members "a", "g", and "d". CALL Make vertical member with locations for members "b" and "e". Set bits in Map for "a", "b", "d", "e", and "g".END of switchIsolate next digit of Number, point to next byte of Map, and bump member locations to next digit position.END loopRETURN Map variable.END display hour subroutineSUBROUTINE: Make horizontal member (parameter: Point)/* Static offsets from given point determining sizeand shape of the horizontal members. In this case(see FIG. 3) these offsets are Horizontal Length(distance from point 1 to point 2, FIG. 3), HorizontalHeight (distance from point 2 to point 4), andHorizontal Triangle Length (distance from point 3 toa line joining points 2 and 4). */Move to given Point.Draw line to first vertex (Point.x - HorizontalTriangle Length, Point.y - (Horizontal height / 2)).Draw line to other vertices using similar calculation.Finally,Draw line to Point.END make horizontal member subroutineSUBROUTINE: Make vertical member (parameter: Point)/* Static offsets from given point determining sizeand shape of the vertical members. In this case (seeFIG. 3.) these offsets are Vertical Height (distancefrom point 5 to point 6, FIG. 3.), Vertical Width(distance from point 6 to point 8), and VerticalTriangle Height (distance from point 7 to a linebetween points 6 and 8). */Move to given Point.Draw line to first vertex (Point.x, Point.y - VerticalHeight)).Draw line to other vertices using similar calculation.Finally,Draw line to Point.END make horizontal member subroutineSUBROUTINE: Display figure-segments (parameters:Secs-past-hour, Num-segs, Map)IF Secs-past-hour >= 450 THEN /* at least 7.5 min has passed */ /* Draw everything needed for X:07.5, or more.*/ Draw outline portion of regular figure subtended by angle Radial-Line-Table 0! and Radial-Line-Table Nun-segs!. Fill portion of regular figure lying outside any members drawn starting from point FFP in FIG. 3. IF Map shows Upper Cavity drawn THEN /* digits 8, 9 */ Fill from point just inside intersection of members "a" and "f". END ifEND if/* Fill individual polygons to complete superim- *//* position, depending upon which of seven divi- *//* sions is being drawn. If the left "b" is drawn,*//* at least its top portion is always filled. */IF Map shows left "b" member drawn THEN fill it fromits top.IF Secs-past-hour < 900 THEN /* not yet 15 min */ /* Fill the members which would be split by */ /* the 7.5 min radial line from their */ /* uncovered ends. */ IF Map shows "a" member drawn THEN fill it from right end. IF Map shows "b" member drawn THEN fill it from bottom. IF Map shows "f" member drawn THEN fill it from bottom. /* At X:00, the whole member, if drawn, */ /* is filled. While at X:07.5, only the */ /* uncovered portion, up to the radial */ /* line is filled. */END ifIF Secs-past-hour < 1350 THEN /* not yet 22.5 min */ Do the same for members "c" and "g".END ifIF Secs-past-hour < 1800 THEN /* not yet 30 min */ Do the same for members "d" and "e".END ifIF Secs-past-hour < 2700 THEN /* not yet 45 min */ Do the same for left "c" member.END ifIF Secs-past-hour >= 1350 THEN /* 22.5 min or past */ IF Map shows Lower Cavity drawn THEN /* digits 6 or 8 */ Fill it from just inside intersection of "g" and "c". END ifEND ifEND display figure-segment subroutine______________________________________
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"It wasn't a recommendation that was entered into lightly." Brownlee read from the FBO RFPR's memo, which cited fears that both proposals would cost the county money and lock it into lengthy lease agreements. JCP's Kevin Scott said those fears were unfounded. "We question the analysis that determined through privatization there would be a substantial loss of revenue for the county," he said. JCP substituted the actual dollars it would pay in place of figures provided in a consultant's comparison of cash flow between a county-operated and a private FBO operated by JCP. "The net result of that is a net gain to the county of $193,000," over a six-year period, Scott said, adding that the consultant's analysis didn't take into account increases in property tax revenues and potential land rates. "This is by any measure the most conservative possible set of numbers we could give in this projection." JCP also wanted the county to justify its report that the current FBO, MTJ Services, generated $600,000 per year, claiming the county hadn't factored depreciation and numerous other costs into the figure. "It's the equivalent of owning a car, putting gas in the tank and saying: 'All it costs me to operate this is gas,' and then one day you need brakes and tires. I think what's right for your constituents is that you accept or reject this proposal based on what we are offering," Scott said. JetAway owner Steve Stuhmer also said the county would gain, rather than lose revenue by privatizing the FBO. "The memoŠincluded no substantiation whatsoever for the assertion (that) privatization of the FBO would cost the county millions of dollars," he said, reading from a prepared letter. "JetAway clearly demonstrated the county's net revenue would increase from FBO-related operations by privatizing, not decrease by millions of dollars as suggested." Stuhmer also said the committee had misrepresented JetAway's proposal by not referring to "material facts that negate any perceived violation of the TABOR amendment." The committee had said JetAway's proposal to deed its ground to the airport and lease it back would create a multiple fiscal year in violation of the Taxpayers Bill of Rights legislation. Stuhmer said both his and JCP's proposals would provide services the county could not, which would in turn attract more business; a belief echoed later by Montrose County Economic Development Corp. Director Sandy Head and restauranteer Don Wagner. He criticized the committee's memo statement that continued county operation of the FBO was the best financial alternative. "That's paramount (sic) to leaving all the county roads dirt if you don't mind the dust," Stuhmer said. Head pointed to several letters from business and civic organizations that supported a private FBO. "They (JCP or JetAway) are going to market to a bigger picture," Head said. "Montrose is on the direct flight path to areas such as Los Angeles. If you privatize the FBO, these entities are going to be marketing the facility so we have much greater air traffic coming into the community." Wagner agreed, imploring the commissioners to consider the "trickle down effect." "If you support privatization, you support free enterprise," he said. At least two pilots, Tom Cheney and Pat Blackwelder, also spoke in favor of privatization. As to the committee's lease-length concerns, Stuhmer said it wasn't unreasonable to seek a 40-year agreement with the county. "There's not an FBO business in the country that would invest the capital required for a lease period of only five years," he said. Real estate agent Dave Kienholz later said leases usually come with performance clauses that would protect the county if the FBO didn't keep its promises. Audience members also criticized of the makeup of the review board, which included seven county or airport employees. "It seems to me that many of them are employees of the airport, so I'm wondering how objective they could be in their reports," Vitella said. No committee members other than Brownlee spoke at the Monday meeting. Commissioner Bill Patterson serves the committee in only an advisory capacity. After hearing more than an hour of discussion, the commission moved to slate its vote Aug. 15. "We want to take time to consider all the information," Commissioner Dave Ubell said. 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Terra Firma Realty
Terra Firma Realty
5008 Linde Lane
Deforest, WI 53532
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