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TEXAN Jordan Spieth, bidding to become the youngest-ever winner and first rookie to claim the Green Jacket since Fuzzy Zoeller in 1979, shares the lead with Bubba Watson heading into the final round of the 78th Masters.
At the end of an enthralling day - a hot one, too - the pair were locked together on five-under-par after Spieth signed for a 70 and Watson, the 2012 winner, a 74.
Another American, Matt Kuchar, who hasn't finished outside the top 20 in the last four years in this event, is in the hunt again after a 68 moved him to four-under alongside Swede Jonas Blixt (71).
Blixt is bidding to become the first European winner since Jose Maria Olazabal in 1999 and Spaniard Miguel Angel Jimenez also has his sights set on ending that drought.
The 50-year-old stormed into contention with a six-under 66 - the best of the week - and is tied for fifth on three-under with American Rickie Fowler (67).
England's Lee Westwood (70) and Dane Thomas Bjorn (73) are alongside American Jim Furyk (72) on two-under, with a group on one-under including US Open champion Justin Rose (69) and former winner Fred Couples (73).
Adam Scott's hopes of becoming just the fourth player in the event's history to record back-to-back wins now appear slim.
Australia's first winner 12 months ago and one off the lead after Thursday's first round, he slipped to a 76 and is tied for 16th on one-over.
No-one outside the top 10 heading into the final round has emerged as the winner since Art Wall in 1959 so Scott has history against him and Rory McIlroy, too.
Out with a marker after being the last man to scrape into the final two rounds, he shot a one-under 71 but trails the two leaders by eight shots with a round to go.
Spieth, last year's PGA Tour Rookie of the Year, is looking forward to his next date with destiny in the company of Watson. Tiger Woods was 21 years, three months and 15 days when he won The Masters by 12 shots in 1997. Spieth will be 20 years, eight months and 17 days old today.
"I'm very excited about it," he admitted. "To play in the final round here is a dream come true. I don't think I've ever had a round where I've been nervous on every single swing, shot, and putt.
"I'm sure that will happen tomorrow, but hopefully I can channel it positively and stay grounded, stay cool, and see what happens."
Watson, who started the day with a three-shot cushion, briefly saw that lead increase to five after he eagled the third but the left-hander was wayward thereafter.
He was pleased, though, to hole crucial par putts at both the 17th and 18th to secure his place in that final group.
"Jordan and I are good friends and our caddies are, too," he revealed. "It's going to be interesting but fun. Hopefully one of us wins."


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Dear Friends,
While we are only beginning our third year at Atlanta Jewish Academy, our combined roots exceed 100 years of providing a superior day school experience for the Atlanta Jewish community. The fruits of all that hard work are now being realized as our incredible new Upper School facility is being constructed on our current Greenfield campus on Northland Drive. Upon completion, we will have a state-of-the-art facility that will house our entire school family, from infants through twelfth grade.
While we are proud of our beautiful campus, we're most excited about the educational and overall experience that our students receive at AJA. We are deeply committed to providing excellent secular and Judaic studies in a nurturing, yet challenging environment. Additionally, we pride ourselves on the tradition of graduating outstanding students who are well-prepared to excel in the next stages of life.
At AJA, we embrace the belief in the unity of the Jewish people as part of our core mission. That welcoming focus, combined with our dedicated and highly-qualified faculty and administration, will lead to a unique learning experience for your children.
We welcome you to learn more about our special school!
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Autum was abandoned on an isolated road in SW Dallas that many dogs are abandoned on. She came running up to one of our volunteers that was going on to private property to tend to other dogs that were abandoned on the same road that we are trying to find homes for. She was so friendly and tried to jump in the volunteers car. We believe she is about a three year old, bulldog mix. She is super friendly to people but is choosy with dogs she considers friends. We think she might do best in an only dog household and would like her to go to a home where someone has plenty of time to work with her. She is an excitable girl who's tail wags almost constantly and loves to have her belly rubbed. She needs some etiquette and leash training for sure but she is such a happy, loving girl it will be well worth the effort. She is current on vaccines, spayed, micro chipped and on heart worm preventative. If you would like to meet Autum please email us for a pre adoption questionnaire. If your home looks like a good match for her we will schedule a meet and greet. A home visit is part of her adoption process therefore she is available for adoption in the immediate DFW area only. Her adoption fee is $150.
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This one is going to keep me from having kids.
Background Info
We have three fax machines. One fax machine has been reported as not working all the time. I have tested it out multiple times, left and right, every way to Sunday... but nothing indicates an error. The user is wondering aloud, "How can I be sure this is reliable? I need to get faxes from the field in."
I don't have an answer for him... yet.
The fax machine is an all-in-one machine (print/scan/fax/make money). It rings every time you call it and it print faxes when testing from another machine in the building or a free service online.
Where is the problem? Well, here is the problem... multiple vendors report that they are getting errors when trying to send. The only experience I have had is when trying to send it from a free online service it had to ring twice before working.
Any pointers on troubleshooting a fax? Meanwhile.... I'm looking into electronic faxing.
TLDR; Why does fax still exist at companies!?!?!
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Sep 7, 2011 at 10:28 UTC
Just checking, if it always works for you and not vendors, were they provided the right number to the machine? Dialing 1+area code when not needed will cause problems, too.
Sep 7, 2011 at 10:41 UTC
I have had some of the same issues with our ERP system. One of the things I have noticed is that coming from our fax servers we have more issues with line drops and time outs with the all in one machines. Seems that the fax modems in them are not as tolerable to line issues.
In our area the local telco has replaced most of the analog lines to our outlying little towns (where most of the ma and pa fax users are) with digital lines. It just plays havoc with our fax lines. They don't fully support the T.38 protocol.
I haven't found a solution yet, other than to get rid of the faxing and set the customer up with email or paper.
I feel your pain, I wish the faxing would go away, but just wanted to let you know about our issues with the All-In-Ones.
Sep 7, 2011 at 10:46 UTC
@Mechanicus Some vendors are able to send faxes successfully. I am starting to wonder if it only a few vendors and may call them to try to re-send what they wanted to send.
Still no sure how to get the peace-of-mind into the end-user. Time?
Sep 7, 2011 at 10:56 UTC
@Mechanicus Some vendors are able to send faxes successfully. I am starting to wonder if it only a few vendors and may call them to try to re-send what they wanted to send.
Still no sure how to get the peace-of-mind into the end-user. Time?
If it turns out that some of the vendors are using the wrong number, it's no fault of your machine.
Another thought, these aren't huge documents, right? Technically there may not be a page limit, but if they are sending novels it may have to do with memory limits.
Sep 7, 2011 at 9:39 UTC
Most carriers have a fax test line which you can Fax and they will faxback a test report of the line conditions.
Ask the senders for the failed log report it should include the error Eg E1 Hang up or line fail
If you swap the machines around does the fault go with the fax or the line (or if your really lucky both@!)
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Kazenga Lua Lua one of Albion's longest serving players has been loaned out to Queens Park Rangers, until the end of the season.
Lua Lua intially joined Albion on loan from Newcastle in February 2010. And then signed permenantly in November 2011.
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Forget colonies in space, one construction company says in the future humans could live in huge underwater complexes that corkscrew deep into the ocean.
Five thousand people would live and work in a modern-day Atlantis, a sphere 500 meters in diameter housing hotels, residential spaces and commercial complexes, in the blueprint by Shimizu Inc.
The vast globe would float on the surface but could submerge in bad weather, moving down a gigantic spiral structure that reaches depths of up to 4,000 meters.
The spiral would form a 15-km path to a module on the ocean floor which could serve as a resource development factory, mining rare earths and other metals.
"The company and many other organizations have spent two years designing the project, working with technologies we think will be plausible in the future," said a Shimizu spokesman.
The project is the result of collaboration with researchers from institutions such as the University of Tokyo and the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology, better known as JAMSTEC.
The company's visionaries say microorganisms called methanogens could be used to convert carbon dioxide from the air above into methane, and they envisage using the wide difference in water temperature between the surface and lower depths to generate power. Shimizu says the Ocean Spiral would cost ¥3 trillion in present-day terms, and the technology could be available by 2030.
It is the company's third project that turns fantasy into figures.
Earlier blueprints were for a floating metropolis and a solar-power ring around the moon. In 2012, fellow construction firm Obayashi Corp., proposed putting tourists in space within 40 years by building an elevator a quarter of the way to the moon.
Obayashi said it could use carbon nanotube technology, which is more than 20 times stronger than steel, to build a lift shaft 96,000 km above the Earth.


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Jeremy Gibson is a lecturer teaching computer game design for the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science department at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor and is the founder of ExNinja Interactive, LLC. From 2009 to 2013, he was an Assistant Professor teaching game design and protyping for the Interactive Media and Games Division of the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts, which was the number one game design school in North America throughout his tenure there. Jeremy serves the IndieCade independent game festival as the Chair for Education and Advancement, where he is responsible for the IndieXchange and GameU conference tracks, and he has spoken at the Game Developers Conference every year since 2009.
Jeremy earned a Master of Entertainment Technology degree from Carnegie Mellon University's Entertainment Technology Center in 2007 and a Bachelor of Science degree in Radio, Television, and Film from the University of Texas at Austin in 1999. Jeremy has worked as a programmer and prototyper for companies such as Human Code and frog design, has taught classes for Great Northern Way Campus (in Vancouver, BC), Texas State University, the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Austin Community College, and the University of Texas at Austin, and has worked for Walt Disney Imagineering, Maxis, and Electronic Arts/Pogo.com, among others. While in graduate school, his team created the game Skyrates, which won the Silver Gleemax Award at the 2008 Independent Games Festival. Jeremy also apparently has the distinction of being the first person to ever teach game design in Costa Rica.


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Introduction to cancer
Cancer is an 'abnormal growth of cells'. The cancer cells continuously multiply in spite of lack of 'space' and 'nutrition'. Cancer cells can be differentiated from the other healthy cells in being different in shape, improper function and the capacity to spread to other parts of the body. The study of cancer and tumors is called as 'Oncology'. Cancer is not a single disease but is a group of diseases.
Occurance of Cancer in different groups (Epidemiology)
Prevalence of cancer in different regions of the world varies depending on the type of cancer occurring in that particular region. Epidemiological studies suggest that breast cancer and prostrate cancer are common in the developed countries of the world, whereas cervical cancer and stomach cancer occur more frequently in developing countries. Lung cancers seem to have high incidence in both developed and developing countries.1
Classification of cancer
Cancer is named based on the part of the body from where it originates.
Cancers can be classified based on its location and origin as:
Sarcoma: These are malignant tumors growing from the 'connective tissues' like fat, muscles, tendons and bones.
Lymphoma: This originates from the 'lymph nodes' of the lymphatic system. Lymphomas are further divided into Hodgkin's and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Myeloma: This kind of cancer grows on the 'bone marrow'. Sometimes, the myeloma cells get collected in one bone marrow and form single tumor called 'plasm
acytoma' or the myeloma cells get collected in numerous bones forming 'multiple myeloma'.
Apart from this, cancers are of mixed types also.
Signs and symptoms of cancer
The signs and symptoms of cancer depend on the particular type of cancer affecting the person.
Causes and risk factors of cancer
There are many causes for cancer, and many factors remain unknown.
Following are some of the risk factors causing cancer.
Carcinogens: Mutagens are substances, which bring about mutations of the DNA. The mutagens, which cause cancer are called carcinogens. Carcinogens like tobacco and alcohol cause lung cancer.
Radiations: Radiations of radioactive substances and prolonged exposure to ultra violet radiations causes skin cancer.
Viral and Bacterial infections: Chronic infections of hepatatis viruses like hepatitis B and hepatitis C can cause liver cancer.20 Chronic bacterial infection of Helicobacter pylori, which infects the walls of the stomach can cause gastric cancer.21
Hormonal imbalance: Hormonal imbalances are also known to cause cancer. Higher levels of estrogen can cause endometrial cancer.
Diagnosis of of cancer
Confirmatory tests are done through biopsy which involves microscopic examination of the samples from the suspected area. Biopsies are painful and are conducted in the presence of local anesthesia. Biopsies involve cutting out a piece of tissue from the suspected area with the help of a scalpel.23 Pathological examination of the biopsy helps us to know whether the tumor is 'benign' or 'malignant'.
After the diagnosis, staging tests are done to know the location, growth of cancerous cell to the nearby structures and spread to different parts of the body. CT scan is done to detect cancer in different parts of the body like liver, lungs, brain, lymph nodes etc. MRI scan is done to detect cancer of the brain, bone and spinal cord. BRCA gene test
Tumor marker test
Tumor markers
BRCA gene test
Treatment of cancer
Treatment of cancer
As cancer refers to a class of diseases, treatment of cancer depends on the type of cancer, location and the stage of cancer.
How to cope up with chemotherapy side effects
Side-effects are closely associated with all chemotherapy treatments. However, the severity of side-effects vary from the fact kind of chemotherapy being taken.
Prevention of cancer
Prevention of cancer
Prevention is the best way to reduce the risk of cancer. Risk factors can be prevented depending on the specific kind of cancer.
Natural wonder for prevention of cancer
Cancer is one of the most dreaded diseases all over the world because once it progresses to a certain stage, it cannot be cured.
Management of cancer
Management of pain in the cancer
Cancer is associated with a lot of pain. Hence, symptomatic pain relief is very essential in cancer.
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Another Happy Accident
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
The giant wheel of brie above is what remains of the third time we've accidentally ordered more than we'd intended from Winter Harvest. The first time brought us a 5 pound tub of Pequea Valley yogurt, the second a 20 pound bag of Daisy Flour. It took some work and planning, but we used every bit of both of them, and learned some new recipes in the process. The Buttercup Brie from Cherry Grove Farm shouldn't require much work to polish off. It's rich and creamy with a pleasantly edible rind that made a perfect lunch with pickles and crackers and a lovely dessert with some fig jam. Bob Pierson of Farm To City tells us it can be frozen, but I don't think it will last that long.
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A Midwinter's Day in the Lehigh Valley
Sunday, February 07, 2016
Between the melting mounds of old, dirty snow and the perpetual construction in the neighborhood, we had a strong urge to get out of the city yesterday. So, we made a return trip to of our favorite local wineries: Pinnacle Ridge and Galen Glen, both in the Lehigh Valley. As Craig Laban noted in his 2014 article, Lehigh Valley white wines are remarkable, but Pinot Noir is also served well by the cooler climate. On this trip, however, we weren't so much sampling recent vintages as a stocking our wine cellar. (Please note that by "wine cellar," I simply mean a cleared out space space on the floor and shelves of our basement pantry, which remains a fairly steady temperature year-round.) Tasting the wines with that specific intent altered the experience. Rather than deciding which wines I liked best, I was deciding which wines I liked that were also most versatile.
From Pinnacle Ridge, we brought back the Cabernet Franc and Chardonnay. The Cabernet Franc has a nice, light mouthfeel and herbal, peppery taste that is slightly tannic. While the tannins could soften over time, I don't think it will be hanging around that long. Unusual for us, we also picked up two bottles of the Chardonnay - the oaked one, mind you, and not the one fermented in stainless steel tanks. Over the winter, I found myself wanting a glass of oaked Chardonnay along with roasted whitefish or chicken. It may be the presence of butter in those dishes, or my own association of butter and oaked Chardonnay, but eating them without the wine was feeling incomplete.
From Galen Glen, we brought home a full case, eight bottles of which are the Stone Cellar Gruner Veltliner. I've written about this wine on several occasions before, so there isn't much new that I can say about it. It's delicious, fragrant, and beautifully balanced, and I can't imagine it not improving any food it's paired with. It's also complex enough that I can imagine drinking eight bottles without tiring of it. We also brought home two bottles of the Stone Cellar Gewurztraminer and two of the Stone Cellar Riesling. The Gewurztraminer has a heavily floral nose and tastes of tropical fruit. I imagine pairing it with curries or spicy food quite easily. The Riesling is bracingly acidic, and it somehow manages to evoke most of the citrus fruits in a single glass. If I could ever convince the relatives to come here for Thanksgiving, this would be the wine I would serve, but this wine is so refreshing, it will work with just about anything.
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Garden Visit: Longwood Gardens
Wednesday, February 03, 2016
Last Saturday, as the snow in town grew increasingly dirty and slushy, we decided to take a drive out to visit Longwood Gardens. This time of year the garden features a huge orchid display in their greenhouses, but we skipped all that, as we've done in visits in every season, and headed straight for the Meadow Garden. Opened in June 2014, the Meadow Garden covers 86 acres with native plants, trails and scenic vistas. It was a virtual winter wonderland, still covered in snow and bordered by a small frozen lake and wetlands. In previous visits, we've seen a succession of native blooms, vibrant fall leaves and evidence of attention to pollinators and native bird habitat everywhere. In a garden known for its formality and pageantry, the Meadow Garden is an unexpectedly beautiful change of course.
For those of you who, like us, still need a little bit of green around this time of year, the garden shop had an impressive stock of succulents and small indoor plants grown by Gary's Specialty Plants in nearby Lancaster County. Each one was labelled with light and moisture requirements, so I'm hoping these little guys have a better shot than my previous attempts at succulent planting.
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Sunday, January 31, 2016
A heads up for those readers who had asked where to find Cape May Sea Salt here in Philly - both Green Aisle Grocery and Ippolito's Seafood now carry it. Green Aisle, of course, is full of local and regional goodness, but it was also terrific to see it in a place like Ippolito's that doesn't focus exclusively on locality.
Posted by Donna on 01/31 at 02:21 PM
When There's Fire, There Should Be Smoke
Monday, January 11, 2016
Now that the weather finally resembles winter, I smell fires going in fireplaces nearly every night. I, in turn, light our fireplace every chance I get, and settle onto the couch with something comforting and steaming. It's safe to say that if I am in the house, I am in front of the fireplace.
It is, perhaps, all of that time around a fire that makes me crave smokiness in my food. Coupling that with a strong desire to ease off of meat after the holidays, I opted for this frittata from Yotam Ottolenghi as breakfast one recent morning.
In this case, the smokiness comes from the scamorza and paprika. Be sure to sufficiently brown the cauliflower before adding the egg mixture; it makes all the difference in the flavor. Neither should you eliminate the chives if you can help it; they provide a nice contrast both in taste and appearance. It was easy to make with local ingredients: I substituted smoked gouda for the scamorza and cheddar and yogurt for the creme fraiche. Since this was only for the two of us, I cut everything in half (but used four smallish eggs) and split everything between two small cast-iron skillets. Consequently, I cut the cooking time in the oven to approximately six minutes.
Eat This Baby For Breakfast
Wednesday, January 06, 2016
I'm almost two years late to the Dutch Baby Craze, and I have no idea why I waited so long to try one after seeing these skillet size pancakes puffing up all over food blogs and in the NYT Food section. They couldn't be easier to make, and the popover effect both looks cool and creates lovely browned edges and pools of melted butter. I followed this recipe from The Kitchn, swapping out the all purpose flour with whole wheat from Daisy Organic Flours. It was still light and wonderfully chewy - I wouldn't have known it was whole wheat flour if I hadn't made it myself.
Locally Made Traditional Bangers
Sunday, January 03, 2016
We found Stryker Farm's Irish Style Bangers at the Fair Food Farmstand, and made them here as God intended them - with mashed potatoes and onion gravy, along with the remaining bottles of Troeg's Mad Elf and Victory Winter Cheers left over from a recent holiday party. It was a very Happy New Year.
Posted by Donna on 01/03 at 03:23 PM
Local Bitters for the Holidays
Friday, December 04, 2015
We just got back from the member preview of Bartram's Garden's Holiday Greens Sale, where we picked up armfuls of lovely holly and other evergreens along with a jar of Bartram's Bitters. The bitters are made locally from John Bartram's own recipe by Philadelphia Distilling and Fair Food Philly. The Greens Sale runs tomorrow from 10-3, promising wreaths and centerpieces as well, along with various artisan vendors.
Posted by Donna on 12/04 at 07:53 PM
A Bumper Crop .... of Limes
Monday, November 30, 2015
So these limes above are ripe - picked straight off our little indoor/outdoor tree just yesterday. Before this crop of eight beautiful limes, we thought a ripe lime was green. Only after picking the first one when it seemed a perfect size and still a lovely dark green, but nonetheless under ripe, and doing a bit of research, did we learn that most lime varieties are yellowish when ripe but are harvested before ripening and do not continue to do so once picked. It reminded me once again of the compromises we accept when we purchase produce that is packed and shipped long distances. We may not all be able to grow limes in our homes, although I would highly recommend it, but we can refuse to accept far flung inferior imports of those crops we can and do grow here.
Posted by Donna on 11/30 at 04:13 PM
A Panful of Broiled Goodness
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
All of the ingredients for this Crusty Broiled Cod with Littlenecks and Chouriço can be found at the Headhouse Farmers' Market, so there's no excuse not to make this right away. I was excited when I first saw the recipe in the Times Food section, as we've been underwhelmed with other baked fish recipes and I thought the broiler might solve the persistent problem of wet, mushy fillets. The cod came succulent and flavorful with the addition of the parsley, garlic and panko topping, along with the lovely pan juices created by just a bit of wine, the juice of the clams and the lemons. Since La Divisa Meats was out of their two sausages closest to the Portuguese Chouriço called for, we used Mexican Chorizo from Talula's Table and were thrilled with the way they crisped up slightly and added smoke and spice to the dish. We'll be making this every week Shore Catch doesn't run out of fish. Don't forget a baguette.
Posted by Donna on 11/18 at 04:55 PM
Philly Food Swap and Thanksgiving Turkeys
Thursday, November 05, 2015
Now that Halloween is behind us we can tactfully discuss that other holiday that comes before Christmas. If you haven't ordered your turkey yet, there is still time. The Fair Food Farmstand, once again, is offering a range of choices: naturally raised broad-breasted whites from Howe Farms; Griggstown Farm's heritage breed Red Bourbons; Bronze heirloom and certified-organic broad-breasted whites from Koch's Turkey Farm; and organically fed pastured turkeys from Bendybrook Farm. The order form can be found here. Griggstown Farm turkeys can also be ordered directly from Griggstown but must be picked up at the Headhouse Square Farmers Market on Wednesday. Finally, Green Aisle Grocery is offering turkeys from Green Meadow. It's also worth noting that all three also offer Thanksgiving sides in case cooking the turkey consumes your kitchen.
Prior to Thanksgiving, however, the Philly Swappers are holding another Food Swap. It's been some time since the last Food Swap, so we are particularly eager this time. There are still a few spots open, so sign up quickly. As if you needed even more reason, the event will be held in the Free Library's Culinary Literacy Center.
Posted by Kevin on 11/05 at 06:47 AM
Just Add Water
Sunday, November 01, 2015
Savoie Organic Farm is now growing these beautiful little Mexican black turtle beans, a wonderful addition to the variety of dried beans to be found at Headhouse Farmers' Market this time of year. I love turtle beans both for their texture and versatility, so we bought plenty to last until the next harvest.
A Spanish Dish From the East Coast
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Even if I had made bacon-wrapped scallops, like, a hundred times, I don't think I would have ever arrived at the combination of scallops and chorizo on my own. It makes perfect sense in retrospect. The spicy, paprika-flavored oil rendered from the chorizo, in turn, infuses the scallops. The soft and creamy texture of the scallops plays off the crispy and brittle chorizo. Then, everything is accented by the bright flavors of lemon juice and fresh parsley. It is a very nice study in contrasts, actually. As Nigella says, it comes together quite rapidly, so make sure that all of the ingredients are prepped and that anything else you are serving it with is ready before you start.
The scallops, as fresh as could be, came from Shore Catch, and the chorizo from La Divisa, a very welcome addition to the Headhouse Market this season. I've raved about both before, but this combination gives me a new reason to do so.
The Whole Hog
Wednesday, October 07, 2015
If you haven't been to the Headhouse Farmers Market recently, then you may not know about La Divisa Meats. Chef Nick Macri, using sustainably raised meats, turns out some of the best charcuterie in the City. They've been a welcome addition to the Market, and have more than made up for the sorely missed PorcSalt.
Now, La Divisa is doing its own version of Philly Cow Share, offering a pig "share" (naturally), but with a twist: this share offers sausage, carnitas, head cheese, and a brining kit in addition to various cuts of pork. At $150, it is an outstanding value. See below for more information.
Posted by Kevin on 10/07 at 05:48 PM
Cheerful Weather for the Mash
Saturday, October 03, 2015
The chilly wind and rain of the last few days sent us straight to brand new British Pie and Mash shop Stargazy's Facebook page in the hopes they hadn't sold out yet for the day. They hadn't, and in addition to shots of the daily menu and the pies themselves we also noticed something that's always a good sign to us: a proud picture of their weekly farm delivery, this one from nearby Wuillermin Farms in Hammonton, NJ.
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GOLD Coast ruckman Zac Smith will play his first game in 12 months, after the Suns selected him to take on St Kilda at Etihad Stadium on Sunday.
Smith, who has not played since Round 8 last season after rupturing his ACL against the Western Bulldogs, has been rushed back into the Suns' line-up, with fellow ruckman Tom Nicholls out with a knee injury and St Kilda currently short on talls.
"I'm fit, strong and feel ready to play, I've known for a while now that I would be returning to play footy this coming weekend and that has really helped with my training," Smith said.
Dashing Gold Coast defender Kade Koladjashnij (knee) will join Nicholls on the sidelines.
St Kilda has replaced the injured James Gwilt (hamstring) with Terry Milera.
RICHMOND has named top draft pick Ben Lennon for his debut and promoted Nathan Foley and Ben Griffiths to face Melbourne in a game that will serve as a tribute to legendary coach Tom Hafey.
MELBOURNE lost James Frawley (hamstring) and Shannon Byrnes (foot) to injury, promoting Max Gawn and Aidan Riley.
NORTH MELBOURNE regains skipper Andrew Swallow for his first game in almost 300 days and also included Robin Nahas and Sam Wright. Nathan Grima is out with a foot injury and Michael Firrito and Brad McKenzie were omitted.
Injury-cursed midfielder Claye Beams one of three inclusions for Brisbane, who dropped Nick Robertson.
GEELONG has named father-son recruit Jed Bews and regained Andrew Mackie. Mathew Stokes (suspension) and George Burbury (groin) are out.
FREMANTLE named Zac Dawson and Tom Sheridan at the expense of Clancee Pearce and Hayden Crozier.
ADELAIDE v COLLINGWOOD
Adelaide Oval, Thursday 7.50pm
Adelaide Crows
B: K. Hartigan, B. Rutten, L. Brown
HB: B. Smith, D. Talia, M. Jaensch
C: R. Sloane, S. Thompson, D. Mackay
HF: M. Crouch, J. Jenkins, M. Wright
F: J. Podsiadly, T. Walker, E. Betts
Foll: S. Jacobs, P. Dangerfield, R. Douglas
Int: B. Martin, S. Kerridge, R. Laird, C. Cameron
Emg: J. Petrenko, M. Grigg, S. Shaw
IN: B. Rutten, R. Douglas, B. Martin, T. Walker, C. Cameron
OUT: B. Reilly, J. Petrenko, T. Lynch (jaw), S. Shaw, M. Grigg
B: N. Maxwell, J. Frost, M. Williams
HB: A. Toovey, L. Keeffe, T. Langdon
C: H. Lumumba, B. Macaffer, D. Swan
HF: S. Dwyer, J. White, S. Sidebottom
F: J. Elliott, T. Cloke, T. Goldsack
Foll: B. Grundy, D. Beams, S. Pendlebury
Int: J. Blair, J. Witts, C. Young, L. Ball
Emg: N. Brown, A. Fasolo, J. Thomas
IN: N. Maxwell, A. Toovey, C. Young
OUT: J. Thomas, T. Adams, B. Kennedy
ESSENDON v SYDNEY
Etihad Stadium, Friday 7.50pm
B: C.Dempsey, M.Hurley, D.Fletcher
HB: M.Baguley, C.Hooker, D.Heppell
C: B.Stanton, J.Watson, M.Hibberd
HF: J.Merrett, J.Daniher, B.Goddard
F: P.Ambrose, P.Ryder, D.Zaharakis
Foll: T.Bellchambers, H.Hocking, D.Myers
IC: K.Aylett, J.Melksham, Z.Merrett, J.Carlisle
Emg: K.Hardingham, T.Colyer, J.Ashby
IN: D.Myers, T.Bellchambers
OUT: P.Chapman (suspension), M.Gleeson
Sydney Swans
B: J.Laidler, T.Richards, N.Smith
HB: R.Shaw, H.Grundy, N.Malceski
C: K.Jack, C.Bird, D.Rampe
HF: L.Jetta, K.Tippett, D.Hannebery
F: S.Reid, L.Franklin, L.Parker
Foll: T.Derickx, JP.Kennedy, J.McVeigh
IC: J.Lloyd, A.Goodes, B.Jack, H.Cunningham
Emg: G.Rohan, D.Towers, L.Roberts-Thomson
IN: B.Jack
OUT: B.McGlynn (ill)
MELBOURNE v RICHMOND
MCG, Saturday 1.40pm
B: N.Jetta, T.McDonald, C.Garland
HB: D.Terlich, L.Dunn, J.Grimes
C: B.Vince, J.Viney, D.Cross
HF: J.Watts, M.Gawn, J.Howe
F: C.Pedersen, C.Dawes, R.Bail
Foll: M.Jamar, N.Jones, D.Tyson
IC: M.Jones, J.Kennedy-Harris, C.Salem, A.Riley
Emg: J.McKenzie, A.Georgiou, J.Toumpas
IN: M.Gawn, A.Riley
OUT: S.Byrnes (foot), J.Frawley (hamstring)
B: T.Chaplin, D.Astbury, A.Rance
HB: B.Houli, B.Lennon, S.Morris
C: S.Grigg, D.Jackson, R.Conca
HF: D.Martin, B.Griffiths, B.Deledio
F: S.Edwards, J.Riewoldt, T.Vickery
Foll: S.Hampson, B.Ellis, T.Cotchin
IC: N.Vlastuin, M.McDonough, N.Foley, S.Lloyd
Emg: J.Batchelor, R.Petterd, N.Gordon
IN: N.Foley, B.Griffiths, B.Lennon
OUT: C.Newman (calf), A.Edwards, N.Gordon
NORTH MELBOURNE v BRISBANE
Etihad Stadium, Saturday 4.40pm
North Melbourne
B: L.McDonald, J.Tippett, A.Mullett
HB: N.Dal Santo, S.Thompson, S.Atley
C: S.Gibson, A.Swallow, L.Adams
HF: L.Thomas, A.Black, B.Harvey
F: M.Daw, D.Petrie, L.Hansen
Foll: T.Goldstein, J.Ziebell, B.Cunnington
IC: R.Nahas, R.Bastinac, L.Greenwood, S.Wright
Emg: B.McKenzie, S.McMahon, L.Anthony
IN: A.Swallow, R.Nahas, S.Wright
OUT: N.Grima (foot), M.Firrito, B.McKenzie
Brisbane Lions
B: D.Gardiner, J.Clarke, J.Patfull
HB: P.Hanley, J.Adcock, T.Cutler
C: M.Paparone, J.Redden, A.Raines
HF: T.Rockliff, J.Paine, L.Taylor
F:J.Green, D.Merrett, J.Brown
Foll: T.West, J.Aish, D.Zorko
IC: C.Beams, R.Lester, J.Lisle, M.Golby
Emg: J.Crisp, M.Close, N.Robertson
IN: J.Lisle, M.Golby, C.Beams
OUT: M.Maguire (suspension), S.Mayes (concussion), N.Robertson
FREMANTLE v GEELONG
Patersons Stadium, Saturday 7.40pm
B: P.Duffield, Z.Dawson, L.Spurr
HB: D.Pearce, M.Johnson, N.Suban
C: S.Hill, R.Crowley, C.Sutcliffe
HF: N.Fyfe, M.Pavlich, M.Barlow
F: C.Mayne, Z.Clarke, H.Ballantyne
Foll: A.Sandilands, T.Mzungu, D.Mundy
IC: L.Neale, A.Silvagni, T.Sheridan, M.de Boer
Emg: C.Pearce, M.Taberner, G.Ibbotson
IN: Z.Dawson, T.Sheridan
OUT: C.Pearce, H.Crozier
Geelong Cats
B: A.Mackie, T.Lonergan, H.Taylor
HB: C.Enright, J.Rivers, C.Guthrie
C: M.Duncan, J.Selwood, J.Kelly
HF: T.Varcoe, H.McIntosh, S.Johnson
F: J.Murdoch, T.Hawkins, S.Motlop
Foll: D.Simpson, J.Bartel, G.Horlin-Smith
IC: J.Bews, T.Hunt, J.Sheringham, M.Blicavs
Emg: J.Schroder, J.Walker, J.Jansen
In: A.Mackie, J.Bews
OUT: M.Stokes (suspension), G.Burbury (groin)
ST KILDA v GOLD COAST
Etihad Stadium, Sunday 4.40pm
St Kilda
B: S.Dempster, J.Bruce, C.Shenton
HB: L.Webster, L.Delaney, T.Milera
C: J.Newnes, L.Hayes, F.Ray
HF: C.Jones, N.Riewoldt, A.Schneider
F: A.Siposs, R.Stanley, J.Billings
Foll: B.Longer, L.Montagna, T.Curren
IC: J.Steven, L.Dunstan, B.Acres, M.Weller
Emg: T.Simpkin, J.Saunders, S.Dunell
In: T.Milera
OUT: J.Gwilt (hamstring)
Gold Coast Suns
B: J.Harbrow, S.May, G.Broughton
HB: S.Lemmens, R.Thompson, T.McKenzie
C: M.Shaw, G.Ablett, M.Rischitelli
HF: A.Hall, TJ.Lynch, D.Stanley
F: H.Bennell, S.Day, B.Matera
Foll: C.Dixon, J.O'Meara, D.Swallow
IC: Z.Smith, A.Sexton, L.Russell, D.Prestia
Emg: T.Sumner, T.Murphy, M.Warnock
IN: Z.Smith, A.Sexton
OUT: T.Nicholls (knee), K.Kolodjashnij (knee)
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ASHBURN, Va. The black bunting draped over the glass entrance doors to Redskins Park is becoming a tad frayed at the bottom. No wonder, for it has been more than a month since it was hung in honor of Washington safety Sean Taylor, murdered in his Miami home during a botched burglary attempt.
Yet the Redskins' memories of Taylor and what happened to him are both pristine and stark, especially for a couple of fellow alums from "The U," former Miami Hurricanes wide receiver Santana Moss and running back Clinton Portis.
As far as they're concerned, Taylor will be right there with them at Seattle this weekend when the Redskins visit the Seahawks in the first round of the playoffs.
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In spirit, anyway.
That's how Moss talks to Taylor these days. He says he does it before, during and after games.
He did so again this past Sunday when Washington thumped the Dallas Cowboys to secure playoff inclusion. This time, though, Moss didn't feel the need to chat with Taylor after the game.
"I talked so much in the game that I really didn't have to say nothing after the game," he says. "… I'm just letting him know, man, that we're playing with him and we want him to play with us."
Taylor's two locker stalls remain, now sealed in Plexiglas, at Redskins Park and FedEx Field.
While everything has been going right for the Redskins during the four-game winning streak that vaulted them into the postseason, they're never far from the place where everything went so wrong.
"Sometimes," Moss says, "I just see myself stare off into space, just not believing it. And I think this football thing is helping us be able to deal with that.
"But it's a tough situation."
Portis, Taylor's closest friend on the team, speaks regularly with Taylor's father, Pedro Taylor, and Taylor's girlfriend, Jackie, mother of his infant daughter.
He did so again the morning after the Redskins' playoff-clinching win vs. Dallas, a game in which Portis ran for 104 yards and two touchdowns and Moss had eight catches for 115 yards and a touchdown.
"They're fine," Portis says, adding that Taylor's family has been moved by the respectful tributes accorded Taylor by the team. "They always say 'Thanks,' you know?" he says. "I think they're appreciative and enjoying what we're doing here in just keeping Sean in our hearts and prayers."
Moss sometimes hears Taylor chirping in his ear to this day.
"What he left us with," Moss says, "(is) keep doing what we been doing these last few weeks."
His approach to the game, he says, has changed since Taylor's death.
He doesn't so much credit the momentum during the four-game winning streak to Taylor being something of a rallying point but simply points out that he was reminded never to take anything for granted.
"You learn a lot," Moss says. "And when something like that happens, close to home … the way it happened, unexpectedly, you kind of just say, 'Oh, look,' pump your brakes a little bit and realize that this life that we live, man, it ain't gonna be guaranteed.
"Tomorrow ain't guaranteed.
"So you see things differently. You try to, you know, approach things differently (and) take care of your business while you got that chance."
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Well looks whos back everyone! The VS BLOGS! Now ik I said they'd begin again in 2014 and yes they will but this is a little taste on how the VS Blogs will look like in 2014 but non the less this is another VS Blog.
So last time we had the all Female Special and we only had 6 badass girls against each other but now we have 10!!! Now remember this will be a battle to the end (Death)!
Here will be each characters weapons:
Alisha: Assault Rifle, Handgun and Grenade
Michonne: Katanna, Assault Rifle and Knife
Molly: Icepick, Semi Auto Rifle, and Throwing Knife
Rosita: Rifle, Duel Handguns, Grenade
Sasha: Sniper Rifle, Assault Rifle, Knife
Alice: Sniper Rifle, Handgun, Knife
Maggie: Semi Auto Rifle, Tomahawk, Grenade
Beth: Knife, Semi Auto Rifle, Handgun, Singing
Carol: Her Knife Collection, Assault Rifle, Handgun, Gasoline
Shiva: Claws, Teeth, Being a Tiger
Sorry I had to redo the polls I forgot to add Maggie
Next Time in 2014 for The VS Blogs!
Woodbury Army vs. The Saviors 2!
Also anyone find it weird that in December they kill off 3 fan fav characters in each canon?
Hershel (TV)
Omid (Video Game)
Shiva (Comics)
Yea kinda weird when you think about it....
Hope you guys enjoy please leave a comment below about who you think would win.
P.S please dont think I'm sexist for saying all female special. I'm not.


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Herculine Barbin (1838–1868) was a French intersex person who was treated as a female at birth but was later re-designated a male after an affair and physical examination.
Most of what we know about Barbin comes from her later memoirs. Herculine Adélaîde Barbin was born in Saint-Jean-d'Angély in France in 1838. She was regarded as a girl and raised as such but later renamed herself Alexina. Her family was poor but she gained a charity scholarship to study in the school of an Ursuline convent.
According to her account, she had a crush on an aristocratic female friend in school. She regarded herself as unattractive but sometimes slipped into her friend's room at night and was sometimes punished for that. However, her studies were successful and in 1856, at the age of seventeen she was sent to Le Chateau to study to become a teacher. There she fell in love with one of the teachers.
Although Barbin was in puberty, she had not begun to menstruate and remained flat chested. She shaved her upper lip, cheeks and arms.
In 1857 Barbin received a post of an assistant teacher in a girl's school. She fell in love with another teacher, Sara, and Barbin demanded that only she should dress her. Her ministrations turned into caresses and they became lovers. Eventually rumors about their affair begun to circulate.
Barbin began to suffer unexpected pains. When a doctor examined her, he was shocked and asked that she should be sent away but she stayed.
Eventually devoutly Catholic Barbin confessed to Jean-François-Anne Landriot, the Bishop of La Rochelle. He asked her permission to break the confessional silence in order to send for a doctor to examine her. When Dr. Chesnet did so in 1860, he discovered that even if Barbin had a small vagina, she was bodily masculine and had a very small penis with the testicles inside her body. In modern terms, she had "male pseudohermaphroditism".
Later legal decision determined that Barbin became officially male. He left his lover and his job, changed his name to Abel Barbin and was briefly mentioned in the press. He moved to Paris where he lived in poverty and wrote his memoirs, reputedly as a part of a therapy.
In February 1868, concierge of Barbin's house in rue de l'École-de-Médecine found him dead in his home. He had committed suicide by gas of his coal stove. His memoirs were found beside his bed.
Memoirs and modern commentariesEdit
Dr. Regnier reported the death, recovered the memoirs and performed an autopsy. Later he gave the memoirs to Auguste Ambroise Tardieu who later published excerpts of it. The excerpts were translated to English in 1980.
Michel Foucault discovered the memoirs in the French Department of Public Hygiene. He had the journals republished with his commentary in Herculine Barbin: Being the Recently Discovered Memoirs of a Nineteenth-century French Hermaphrodite. Judith Butler refers to the Foucault's work and the journals in Gender Trouble and Jeffrey Eugenides in his book Middlesex treats concurrent themes, as does Virginia Woolf in her book, Orlando: A Biography.
Barbin appears as a character in the play A Mouthful of Birds by Caryl Churchill and David Lan. Barbin also appears as a character in the play Hidden: A Gender by Kate Bornstein. Herculine, a full length play based on the memoirs of Barbin, is by Garrett Heater.
Sources and further reading Edit
- Barbin, Herculine (1980). Herculine Barbin: Being the Recently Discovered Memoirs of a Nineteenth-century French Hermaphrodite, introd. Michel Foucault, trans. Richard McDougall, New York: Pantheon Books. ISBN 0-394-50821-1.
- Dreger, Alice Domurat (Spring 1995). "Doubtful Sex: The Fate of the Hermaphrodite in Victorian Medicine". Victorian Studies 38 (3): 335–370. ISSN 0042-5222.
- Lafrance, Mélisse (2002). "Uncertain Erotic: A Foucauldian Reading of Herculine Barbin dite Alexina B". SITES: the Journal of Contemporary French Studies 6 (1): 119–131. doi:10.1080/10260210290021815. ISSN 1026-0218.
- Leroi, Armand Marie (2003). Mutants: On Genetic Variety and the Human Body. New York: Viking, 217–222. ISBN 0-670-03110-0.


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This application is a continuation of, and claims priority to, U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/542,491 filed on Jul. 15, 2005 now U.S. Pat. No. 7,470,028 as a U.S. national phase application of PCT/GB2004/000224 filed on Jan. 19, 2004, which designated the U.S. and claims priority to GB Application Number 0301317.4 filed on Jan. 21, 2003; the specifications of which are herein incorporated by reference in their entirety.
This invention relates to an image projection device, and in particular to an image projection device for forming a two dimensional image on a screen.
Image projection devices, such as those used in lecture theatres etc, are well known. Typically, an image is written to an electrically addressed spatial light modulator (EASLM) and an optical arrangement projects a magnified image of the EASLM to a screen. Color images can be readily formed using three EASLM channels to project red, green and blue images to the screen.
Although conventional projection techniques are adequate to display television pictures and the like, the total number of pixels that can be displayed is limited to the number of EASLM pixels. Previously, images having a higher pixel count have been produced by using a number of separate projectors to build up sub-regions of an overall image. For example, the Department of Energy of the United State of America has developed a "high precision power wall" that uses a four-by-four array of projectors to produce a twenty-million color pixel display that operates at video rate.
The disadvantages of producing images by blending the outputs of a number of separate projector devices are numerous. For example, multi-projector systems typically produce noticeable artifacts at the boundaries of each projector's imaging area. Although attempts have been made to develop various software and hardware tools to minimize these unwanted artifacts, they have not proved particularly effective. Adjustment of the relative alignment of the projectors can also prove time consuming, and distortion introduced by the lenses will limit the degree of correction that is ultimately achievable. Furthermore, the color balance of projectors will vary with time and ensuring color uniformity across the image thus requires frequent re-calibration of the color output of the projectors.
WO00/40018 demonstrates how a high complexity image may be sequentially written to an optically addressed spatial light modulator (OASLM) using a so-called active tiling system. The high complexity two dimensional image stored by the OASLM can then be projected to a screen. Alternatively, a computer generated hologram may be written to the OASLM and used to provide a three dimensional (also termed volumetric) image. A number of computational methods used to calculate CGHs are described in Cameron et. al., "Computational challenges of emerging novel true 3D holographic displays", paper 4109-23, presented at the SPIE conference on "Critical technologies for the future of computing", August, San Diego, USA. Published in proc. SPIE vol. 4109.
Systems of the type described in WO00/40018 are particularly advantageous when massive pixel counts are required from a spatial light modulator in order to form volumetric images. However, the multiple active tiling projection channels coupled with the need for an OASLM make such devices complex and costly making them unsuitable for use as two-dimensional image projectors.
According to a first aspect of the present invention a device for forming an image on a screen comprises a coherent illumination means, an electrically addressed spatial light modulator means located in the path of light from the coherent illumination means, means for producing computer generated hologram images for display on the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means, and optics to direct light diffracted by the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means to the screen, wherein the computer generated image or images displayed by the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means result in a two dimensional image being formed at the screen.
A device of the present invention thus writes a CGH pattern to the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means, and diffraction therefrom forms an image on the projection screen. The present invention thus uses diffraction from the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means to build up the required image at the screen. It should be noted that this effect is quite distinct to prior art two dimensional projection systems where a copy of the image formed on an EASLM is projected (usually with some degree of magnification) to the screen.
A person skilled in the art would recognize that the term computer generated hologram (CGH) image means an image that produces a required diffraction pattern when illuminated with coherent radiation. In effect a CGH image is a highly complex diffraction grating that is calculated using standard techniques in order to provide the required interference pattern at the screen.
An advantage of devices of the present invention is the ability to tile multiple images without the unwanted blending effects and artifacts that are associated with typical prior art multiple projector devices. This benefit arises from producing and displaying computer generated hologram (CGH) images that can diffract light to any point on the two dimensional screen. Any non-uniformities or misalignment of the optical components making up the device can thus be compensated for by appropriate design of the CGH image.
In particular, it has been found that the present invention does not require precise alignment of the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means with respect to the projection optics. The optical quality of the components making up the system may also be lower than those required in standard projection systems. In prior art devices, incoherent white light sources were typically employed as illumination means and coherent sources were avoided as they introduced unwanted interference effects. In contrast, the present invention uses diffraction to actually build up the required image at the screen.
The present invention also has advantages over the active tiling systems described in WO00/40018. In particular, there is no requirement to provide an OASLM which reduces the overall cost of the device.
Conveniently, the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means comprises a plurality of electrically addressed spatial light modulators.
Forming the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means using a plurality of EASLMs enables a high pixel count to be attained. Unlike prior art systems, the present invention does not require each EASLM to be in precise alignment with the illumination and projection optics and with any adjacent EASLMs. The CGH image written to each EASLM can simply be adjusted so as to form the desired image or part of an image at the screen. For example, it would be possible to perform a calibration process prior to use of the system so that edge alignment effects are eliminated. The required pixel count may be provided by a small number of high complexity (e.g. 8 Megapixel) displays or by a larger number of lower complexity displays.
Advantageously, the coherent illumination means illuminates the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means with red, green and blue light. The use of red, green and blue illumination allows a color image to be formed at the screen. The use of more than these three colors of light would advantageously allow further extension of the color gamut.
Conveniently, the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means is sequentially illuminated by the coherent illumination means with red, green and blue light. In other words, a field sequential color technique could be employed to build up the two dimensional color image formed at the screen.
Alternatively, separate portions of the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means are simultaneously illuminated by the coherent illumination means with red, green and blue light. In other words, different portions of the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means could be continuously illuminated with the different colors of light. For example, if the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means comprised three EASLMs it would be possible to illuminate each EASLM with light of a different color. In this manner, a resultant two dimensional color image could be formed.
Preferably, the frame rate of the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means is greater than the frame rate of the two dimensional image formed at the screen. The high update speeds of an electrically addressed spatial light modulator means can be used to build up a higher complexity image at the two dimensional screen.
As described above, the CGH may be calculated in many ways. Conveniently, the means for producing computer generated hologram images comprises a store of a plurality of pre-calculated computer generated holographic elements or so-called "hogels". Each of these "hogels" is a diffraction pattern that generates a single pixel on the projection screen. These hogels can then be combined to create the required projected pattern. This greatly enhances the computation speed.
Advantageously, the means for producing computer generated hologram images is configured to produce computer generated hologram images for display on the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means that provide a regular array of pixels on the screen.
Although the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means may be written with a CGH image that provides diffraction to any point on the screen, it is preferred to form the two dimensional image from an array of pixels. For example, the two dimensional image may be constructed as a rectangular array of pixels. It would also be possible to provide certain areas of the screen having a higher pixel density than other. The use of such pixel arrays is especially advantageous when used in combination with pre-calculated CGH images.
Preferably, the array of pixels on the screen is sub-divided into blocks and the image at the screen is formed by sequentially writing one or more blocks to the screen. In this manner, the two dimensional image may be readily formed.
Conveniently, the coherent illumination means comprises at least one laser. The use of a laser ensures color uniformity across the display and a wide color gamut.
This provides significant advantages over prior art systems that employ white light sources.
Advantageously, additional magnification optics are provided such that a magnified two dimensional image may be formed at the screen.
According to a second aspect of the present invention, a method of forming a two dimensional image on a screen comprising the steps of; (i) illuminating an electrically addressed spatial light modulator means with coherent light, (ii) displaying a computer generated hologram image on the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means so as to diffract light therefrom, and (iii) using optics to direct light diffracted by the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means to a screen, whereby the electrically addressed spatial light modulator means is arranged to display an image or images that produce a two dimensional image at the screen.
The invention will now be described, by way of example only, with reference to the following drawings in which;
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The example described with reference to
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An array of color "pixels" can be generated at the projection screen 50 by writing suitable computer generated hologram (CGH) images to the appropriate EASLM. In other words, diffraction from each pixel of each EASLM is used to produce the required arrangement of pixel(s) at the projection screen 50. For a given color (i.e. for light of a given wavelength), each pixel on the projection screen is generated by displaying a unique CGH pattern formed on the associated EASLM.
It should be emphasized that writing a CGH pattern to the EASLM, and using diffraction therefrom to form an image on the projection screen, is quite distinct to prior art two dimensional projection systems where a copy of the image formed on the EASLM is projected (usually with some degree of magnification) to the screen. The CGH image displayed by the EASLM in the present invention is very different to the two dimensional image that is formed at the screen. In fact, the skilled person would not be able to predict the particular image that will be produced at the screen by visual inspection of an image that has been written to the EASLM.
The control means 48 calculates the CGH pattern that is written to the EASLM. The CGH pattern for specific projected pixels is commonly termed a 'hogel' and can be pre-computed and stored in a look up table. The hogel patterns that produce individual pixels at the projection screen can be combined to build up a resultant CGH pattern. The resultant CGH pattern provides a plurality of pixels at the screen in the desired pattern. More detail on the computation of appropriate CGH patterns can be found elsewhere, for example see Cameron et. al., "Computational challenges of emerging novel true 3D holographic displays", paper 4109-23, presented at the SPIE conference on "Critical technologies for the future of computing", August, San Diego, USA. Published in proc. SPIE vol. 4109.
In the system shown in
To construct the required image, each of the color blocks is displayed for a fraction of the frame time. The pattern on the EASLM is then changed to illuminate another part of the projection screen. In this way, all of the screen is illuminated with all of the colors over one frame time. It is possible for one block of the screen to be illuminated by all three color channels simultaneously. The pattern on each of the three EASLMs could then be re-written such that the illuminated block moves down the projection screen in steps until the whole frame image is built up. Alternatively, and as shown in
It is clear that each EASLM and associated control means must be capable of generating the required diffraction patterns in rapid succession. The type of update speed required can be estimated by considering the case of a system comprising a single EASLM. To obtain a color image from such a system requires the use of field sequential color techniques.
Let us say that the final desired display resolution is N pixels broken up into b blocks. Then each block has N/b pixels and N/b hogels must be combined to create the CGH pattern. Each block is illuminated in sequence to build up a frame, hence each frame must be fast in order to give the viewer a perception that the whole display is being illuminated. If the number of frames produced each second is f then the number of EASLM frames per second is given by f*b. This means that the total number of hogels that must be combined in each second is f*N. This result is independent of the block size and suggests that the only way to bypass the computational burden is to run computations in parallel. A typical field sequential color frame rate is around two hundred frames per second, and thus for a ten million pixel image produced using a single EASLM around 2�109 hogels must be combined per second.
In a system with red, green and blue EASLM channels, each channel may act independently thereby cutting the frame rate per channel by a third and also reducing the computational burden per channel by one third. It is also possible to consider a number of channels per color, each dedicated to its own area of the projection screen. This allows alignment of the sections to occur in software rather than hardware and also enables the hogel combination to occur in parallel thereby reducing further the computational burden per channel. If we consider three channels per color, giving a total of nine EASLMs, then in the above example the number of hogel combination operations per channel would be about 2�108.
A system of the present invention also permits EASLMs that provide greyscale to be exploited to give a high diffraction efficiency, reduced computational load and lower power laser. An example of a fast greyscale liquid crystal EASLM is an electro-clinic device. Assuming that the EASLM device runs at a frame rate of 105 Hertz and that the overall device frame rate is 66 Hz, then the number of blocks per image can be as high as fifteen-hundred. This is around two to three lines of a ten million pixel image.
Referring to
Alternatively, the whole projected image could be projected simultaneously using a plurality of EASLMs. These could be conventional projection EASLMs running at a 60 Hz frame rate and split into three or more groups to give full color. This has the advantage of allowing the use of commercial off the shelf components.
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