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[Repost] Captain & First Officer Pilots – Nova Scotia
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|Cougar Helicopters, Inc
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|(709) 758-4934
|P.O. Box 21300
St. John's
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|Operating a helicopter service based in the midst of some of the world's worst flying weather has developed several strengths in Cougar Helicopters. Innovation, safety-consciousness, and flexibility have become the watchwords for our team of highly experienced flight crews and engineers. These strengths have come into play in supporting Canada's first offshore oil production and pioneering new methods and equipment for marine Search and Rescue. Every new contract is a challenge to do old things new ways - to continually improve every standard and every area of our service. In each new situation, we have committed ourselves and our resources to providing the highest level of service and cost-efficiency to our customers. It's just our way - a way that has paid off in strong, continual growth.
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|Captain & First Officer Pilots
|Newfoundland Nova Scotia Canada
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Positions are for Captains and First Officers on the passenger transportation service as well as the Search and Rescue service for the Newfoundland and Labrador offshore oil industry.
Qualifications for pilots are a Canadian Rotorcraft ATPL-H. A Group IV Instrument rating, a night rating and a SK92 endorsement are also a prerequisite. A foreign equivalent will be considered for candidates with relevant experience.
The specific requirements for the positions at this time are previous experience on large multi-crew helicopters with at least 3000 hours pilot in command on rotorcraft, 1500 hours in medium/heavy rotorcraft category with 1500 hours pilot in command on multi-engine helicopters and 250 hours instrument flight time. A Search and Rescue background as well as relocation to St. John's, Newfoundland & Labrador will be required.
Cougar offers a competitive compensation package and all benefits are listed on the Cougar website. See www.cougar.ca and follow the links to "careers". Resumes may be forwarded to Cougar Helicopters Inc. by email firstname.lastname@example.com and attach an MS Word or a PDF copy of the resume with supporting information for qualifications.
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Property Description
Almost Heaven !!!
It's not for everyone but if you are looking for privacy, peace and quiet and a great bass pond, it doesn't get much better than this. The living room has comfort written all over it with overstuffed sofas and chairs, an entertainment centre with TV / DVD and satellite dish and huge windows overlooking the woods, pond and deck. The kitchen comes equipped with a fridge, stove, microwave, toaster, coffee maker and dishwasher. There is a washer / dryer as well for all your laundry needs. Just off the kitchen there is a bright and comfortable dining area with seating for 6 and there are a couple of comfortable stools at the food preparation island where one can eat as well.
The cottage has 3 bedrooms including a superb master bedroom loft with queen size bed and en suite with Jacuzzi and stone vanity. The second and third bedrooms also have queen size beds and
there is another full 4 piece washroom for your convenience. In addition there is also a laundry room for all your laundering needs.
In the lower level there is a new rec room with comfortable sofa and chairs as well as another television for your viewing pleasure. The third bedroom is also on this level
and we guarantee that you will enjoy these new renovations.
Outside The Cottage
There is a dock at the shore with a canoe and paddleboat for your on water pleasure as well as a fire pit for those evening marshmallow roasts. This cottage is within 15 minutes of Haliburton Village where there are supplies, shops, entertainment and excellent restaurants. This agency and the owners of this cottage encourage catch and release to ensure good fishing for future generations.
Bedroom Description
Sleeps maximum 8 in 3 queens and a double hidabed.
Location Description
As stated previously, this cottage is on a large pond which is over 8 square acres in size. Being a private smaller body of water, it is understandably more shallow than a normal lake and the swimming is much better in a regular size lake but if swimming is important to you and your group, there is a public beach on Drag Lake which is a 2 minute walk from the cottage.
Bass fishing on the other hand is outstanding. As you exit the cottage there is a comfortable furnished deck with table, chairs, umbrella and a propane barbeque for the Chef de Golden Pond.+ More

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Data Migration – Do it the right way!
If you decided to move your data to a cloud environment, you've made a good decision. However, to do it successfully, you need to understand just how important the data migration process is. I can tell you from experience it is vitally important.
Data migration, as simple as it might sound, is a very complex process that requires time and, most of all, strategic planning. One of the key points you need to consider along the way is not losing your data quality! It's simple: if your data is not meeting the minimum quality requirements, then you will probably have a cascade of errors. To have a successful migration without losing the quality you need to ensure migration readiness of your data, and this is a 5-step process: Extract, validate, investigate, correct, and migrate. I will go into the details in my next article. In this article I will discuss the main challenges you might encounter while migrating your data to a new environment.
Big obstacles, big rewards!
Challenges are the ones that make success even sweeter.
Being a complex process, data migration has, of course, its own challenges. However, migration risks can be higher or lower depending on how you address them. Here are some of the challenges:
- Data quality – Just as I already mentioned, data quality is one of the main challenges that you might face while migrating your data to a new system or environment. Lack of legacy data standards, incomplete data, or dissimilar data structures are issues that might jeopardize the data migration process. How you solve it? Be sure your data is prepared for the migration, first!
- Data integration – Another data migration challenge, is having unique data, but from a different source, with different coding and no link between them. In this case, you might consider grouping data as single master data or keeping both master data and creating a hierarchy group
- Data loss – This is yet another risk that you need to consider. If, after the migration process, data doesn't appear on the target system, then, you might consider loss from the migration. However, you can prevent, or at least, minimize the risk, by performing data migration tests or reconciliation checks on both the source and the target system. This will provide a clear assessment of data loss during a migration.
Data Migration expertise
Migrating your data to a new system or environment needs a well-planned strategy, and it shouldn't be difficult if you ask for an expert advice. They could help you not only avoid certain migration risks, but also come up with the best strategy to use according to your business requirements. I have been through many data migrations and recently consulted with several database experts and architects I know to compile a list of what to look for when searching for a data migration expert.
- Assist you in selecting the database and platforms
- Conducting proof of concept or POCs
- Expertise in Migrate on-premises databases to Cloud – Mysql, Oracle, SQL Server, Postgres, MongoDB, DB2, or Legacy
- Expertise in Migrate on-premises databases to AWS, Aurora, Azure and GCE
- Design scalable, robust physical and logical databases for Cloud or Datacenter based applications
- Create customer developer APIs for databases to isolate database access from the application layer – Python, Java, Scala, C
If you need recommendations, I know some experts that have high qualifications in data migration and would make a connection, just let me know.
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Sadly, even horrendous injuries are not the worst outcome of some truck accidents. Too many of these crashes involve the deaths of drivers and passengers. Here are some Illinois truck accident verdicts and settlements that involve fatalities.
This case was a complicated collision. The victim, a 61-year-old woman, was driving down an interstate in Kane County when a truck clipped her from behind but the incident did not stop there. Immediately after the truck rear-ended her, her vehicle was sent over the median and slammed into by a semi-truck. She died right after this Ping-Pong collision.
Representatives of the woman's estate sued both truck drivers for negligence and wrongful death damages. Specifically, the plaintiffs contended that the first truck driver did not maintain adequate brakes sufficient to avoid rear-ending her and that the second driver did not maintain requisite attention to avoiding hitting her head-on.
Neither defendant could conjure a decent explanation so they both sought to settle. The plaintiffs received $1,250,000- $250,000 from the first truck driver and $1,000,000 from the second truck driver.
This Illinois accident had a lot of drama and a sad ending. A middle-aged man was riding along a highway in Cook County when debris flew into his direction. The debris was actually two tires that fell off a truck driving in the opposite direction. The tires hit his car and killed him instantaneously.
The man was survived by his wife and children. They sued the truck driver not long after the accident for various damages arising out of his negligent conduct. The lawsuit alleged that the defendant did not properly maintain his vehicle's tires, did not keep proper control of his vehicle, and did not hold sufficient records of the vehicle (a statutory requirement for trucks of that size).
At first, the defendant denied any responsibility and claimed that the incident was beyond his control, but eventually he realized that his statutory violations and the decedent's death spelled defeat at trial. Thus, he was willing to compromise. The plaintiff's estate received a $4,640,000 settlement.
A truck driver was proceeding along the 90/94 highway on the south side of Chicago when his vehicle suddenly stalled. The car driver behind him could not respond fast enough and crashed right into him. He died upon impact. The decedent was survived by a wife, two girls, and one boy.
Representatives of the deceased man sued the truck driver in a wrongful death action under the Illinois Wrongful Death Act. They claimed that the defendant did not sufficiently keep his truck in a proper condition, left it stalled on the highway, and did not give the decedent enough space to slow down and avoid the accident. The defendant could not measurably combat any of these allegations so he agreed to the sizeable settlement amount of $1,000,000.
A truck driver was proceeding along Route 31 in McHenry County when he fell asleep and drifted into the opposite lane. At that exact moment, another car was passing him and the two ran smack into each other. The car driver died at the scene of the accident. The decedent was only 25 years old.
Apparently, the truck driver was on medication and had foolishly mixed that with alcohol earlier in the day. That combination likely impaired him and led to the accident. The victim's estate sued the truck driver for damages and the defendant admitted responsibility prior to trial so the only issue in court was the extent of non-economic damages.
The two sides were far apart: the plaintiffs claimed their damages were approximately $5,000,000 while the defendant contended they were closer to $100,000. The jury decided that $1,275,000 was appropriate-$62,000 for past and future services and $1,212,500 for loss of society.
A woman in her early seventies was driving through the Illinois countryside when she entered an uncontrolled intersection. Without signaling and without yielding to her, a truck driver also entered the crossing and ran right into her broadside. She died from injuries related to the crash almost two months later.
Her husband brought suit against the driver and the driver's employer for damages from the crash. He claimed the driver was negligent in the operation of the vehicle and that the employer was negligent in supervising him and entrusting the vehicle to him.
The defendants denied all liability so the matter proceeded to trial. Even though the woman was relatively old, the jury still awarded her estate a hefty compensation package as you can see below:
- Medical:
- Pain and Suffering:
- Punitive:
- Total:
- $503,743
- $2,000,000
- $1,700,000
- $4,203,743
This rear-end collision took the life of a 66-year-old man. He was driving his truck along a Will County interstate highway when a semi-truck hit him from behind and caused him to loose control of his vehicle. He died not long after from injuries related to the crash.
Representatives of the decedent, including his wife and two kids, sued the other driver and the other driver's boss for damages. They claimed that the defendants' negligence caused the victim's death and that they suffered damages because of it including loss of support and companionship. The defendants refused this rationale and the controversy went to trial where a sympathetic jury award the plaintiffs $7,250,000.
Need Help or Have Questions About an Illinois Truck Accident Case?
Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers is committed to representing individuals and families in Illinois truck accidents involving injury and death. Our office has experience settling and litigating significant trucking accidents and is familiar with both the companies involved and how these cases are typically defended.
We have a team of accident investigators and reconstructionists who can quickly get to the scene of a collision to secure information necessary to your case. Frankly, this is what sets our office apart from other attorneys who may only 'dabble' with trucking collision cases.
We invite you to contact our office and speak to an attorney about your case—without any cost or obligation. Only if we are successful securing a financial recovery for you, will a legal fee be charged. Put another way, you have nothing to lose by contacting our office.


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We were so excited to be back at Kinkell Byre for the first time this year – it's no secret that it's one of our absolute favourite venues in Scotland! And from the minute we met Katie and Craig, it felt like we were spending the day with old friends. And what a beautiful day it was! The byre was looking incredible, the love & laughter was contagious, and the music was just brilliant too (in particular a hilarious song written by Craig, played during the speeches, will never leave us!). With days like these, it's little wonder we love our job so much…
To comment on the photos, or leave a message for Katie & Craig, click on the link below.
See something you love? Katie & Craig's wedding team included:
- Venue – Kinkell Byre, near St Andrews, Fife
- Hair – Sophie Butler Salon; Makeup – Karen Bowen
- Wedding dress – Avorio Bridal
- Groom's outfit – Georgian Kilt Hire
- Flowers – The Ladybirds Florist
- Cake – M&S
- Transport – High Society
- Catering – Scott's Catering Services
- Band – Belvidere & Dave Mackay Band
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BOA Marching Championships
Bands Of America Marching Championships
The Trojan Pride has a rich history of competing in BOA Marching Events. The Trojan Pride has been a consistent Regional and Super-Regional finalist since 2002, as well as a Grand National Semi-Finalist. We are pleased to announce that the band will return to the Super-Regional Marching Contest in St. Louis in mid-October.
Opt In/Opt Out Contract
The anticipated cost for the trip is $360.00. Payments begin in June and continue through August. All information, payment deadlines, and criteria were included on the form (a copy of the form may still be downloaded for reference). Parents and students should be thoroughly familiar with all information included in the contract. Parents and students should understand that if payments are not made on time, the trip WILL be cancelled. Any fees or penalties received from cancelling reservations will be applied to student trip accounts.
To download a copy of the Opt In/Opt Out Form - click HERE.
Payment Schedule
Students and families should save and financially plan to insure their participation in this important event. Each payment listed in the Opt In contract will be required to be in full and on time in order for students to participate in summer rehearsals, pre-band, and school rehearsals. Students and parents should be thoroughly familiar with the Trip Fund and High School Band Handbook Policies.
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|Trip Balance
$120.00 of $360.00
$240.00 of $360.00
$360.00 of $360.00
Payments may be made at band parent meetings, on Money Fridays, Online (under categories, choose trip payments) or mailed check to:
Jenks Band Parents
P.O. Box 425
Jenks, OK 74037-0425
St. Louis Preliminary Information
Thursday - extended morning rehearsal, travel to St. Louis
Friday - extended morning rehearsal, watch bands compete a good portion of the day, group meeting
Saturday - lighter morning rehearsal, preliminary competition in the afternoon, finals
Sunday - hotel check out, return to Jenks
Chaperone Information
Parents wishing to serve as chaperones for this trip will be required to go through the application process with the Jenks Band Parents Organization. Applications may be downloaded HERE. Applications are due on or before Friday, September 8th.
Make sure you are signed up for the HS eNewsletter and follow us on Facebook and Twitter so you can receive the latest information and be a part of these events, activities, and campaigns.
For more information, families should refer to the high school band handbook and trip fund policy. Students and parents who have questions about this may also email Mr. Hillock.


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Warner Bros have been trying to get this one moving for at least 15 years, hiring writers and directors including Alex Garland (Ex Machina), Will Beal (Gangster Squad), Christopher McQuarrie (Jack Reacher), Bryan Singer (X-Men: Days Of Future Past) and Nicolas Winding Refn (Drive) to work on scripts and develop ideas, with the latter bringing Ryan Gosling (Drive) aboard for one of the efforts that came closest to being realised. But try as they might, none of them managed to get the project into production.
Nolan and Johnson's book – famously adapted for the screen in 1976 starring Michael York and Jenny Agutter – imagines a future society that appears idyllic, but is organised according to one tough rule – those reaching a certain age (21 in the book, 30 in the film) must report to execution chambers. Runners are those who refuse to surrender to the authorities, with officers known as Sandmen sent to track them down. York's Logan is one such law keeper, who discovers that all is not quite what it seems. The film also spawned a short lived (pun entirely intended) TV series.
Kinberg has developed a reputation for shepherding complicated projects to the screen, parlaying writing success into his current status as a major writer/producer on at least two huge franchises including 20th Century Fox's X-Men films and their fellow Marvel outings, plus Walt Disney Pictures' continuing Star Wars universe, which includes his work on the animated Star Wars Rebels TV series. For Logan's Run, he will write a story and treatment for the new film, and produce alongside long-time trustee Joel Silver (Sherlock Holmes). Whether the pair can actually get the movie made is another matter, but Kinberg's involvement could conceivably see regular collaborator Bryan Singer back on the Logan train.


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*Here's some photos taken with my Sony Ericsson phone on the (birthday) trip to KL, last week.
Taken from our hotel room Swiss-Garden Hotel
Malaysia, KL
Petronas Twin Towers ( oh! no no not the one from LOTR.)
Various Christmas Tree from different Shopping malls located in the area around Jalan Bukit Bintang and Jalan Sultan Ismail. Can really feel the atmosphere of the season coming. ~Jingle bell , Jingle bell~
Times Square , amazing indoor amusement park.
Orkibal's work in a railway station , kind of forget the place where i took this photo.
"An Advance Merry Christmas to you"


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This application is the US national phase of international application PCT/GB03/00430, filed 31 Jan. 2003, which designated the US and claims priority to GB Application No. 0202506.2 filed 2 Feb. 2002. The entire contents of these applications are incorporated herein by reference.
This invention relates to a reconfigurable detector array, specifically but not exclusively an x, y array of thermal detectors each detector forming a pixel.
Such an array is usefully arranged in the focal plane of an imaging system to provide a thermal Image of a scene of interest, e.g. the monitoring of rooms, paths or parking areas. Thermal imagers are useful because they can use natural radiation without addition illumination: this is particularly useful at night. Thermal imaging normally operates in the radiation bands between 3-14 μm. Other infra red wavelengths, and visible wavelengths arrays may be used by the present invention.
Some applications of infrared imaging can call for changes in frame rate or sensitivity in real time. An example of this is in the detection of head position for the correct deployment of vehicle airbags in an accident. In the time leading up to the accident, it is important to locate the head of the occupant in three dimensions and, during the accident, it is important to track the motion of the head. The acquisition task can be a relatively slow one, but may require a high sensitivity to ensure that the boundaries of the head are properly acquired. Conversely, during the accident, the position of the head must be tracked fast to ensure that the correct air bag is fired at the correct time.
Current thermal imagers usually have fixed readout rates and numbers of pixels. Averaging of succeeding frames of data is a common method of improving the signal-to-noise ratio (in an ideal system, the ratio improves with the square root of the number of frames added). Some visible band camcorders also allow adjacent pixels to be added, trading spatial resolution for sensitivity. Random access is also possible in some devices to enable smaller sub-sets of the focal plane to be read out in a faster time. Other arrangements for connecting individual elements together are described in GB-2332585A, WO-97/21080-A1. U.S. Pat. No. -5229609, WO-00/51345-A1, U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,129,595, and 5,541,554.
In currently available devices, the adding of successive frames of data and adjacent pixels is achieved in the camera processing rather than on the focal plane.
Air bag control systems currently in the market use accelerometers to control as many as six air bags to protect the occupants in an accident. The optimum timing and degree of inflation of each bag must be varied to ensure the best protection. Relying on acceleration readings alone does not take into account the position of the occupants and errors can occur. The bags may inflate too close the person, or the bag may have deflated before the person reaches it. Failure to inflate the correct bag may also leave the person vulnerable.
A visible imager will require a wide dynamic range to allow for both full tropical sunlight through an open sunroof and twilight. It will require an active illumination system at night.
A thermal imager will operate by day or by night as the human head emits radiation that it can image. However, there will be times when the apparent temperature of the interior parts of the car close to the occupant (headrest, seatback etc) are close to or the same as the temperature of the occupant's head. In this latter case, the sensitivity of the imager may have to be increased to be certain of acquiring the head position correctly.
The above problem is solved, according to this invention, by connecting several separate detectors together as required and keeping each detector separate at other times.
According to this invention a reconfigurable detector array comprises an array of detectors (4, 14, 15), characterised in that the detector array comprises a plurality of switchable connections (S, a, b, c, d) capable of connecting together separate detectors therein into at least one larger group of detectors, wherein, in use, the plurality of switchable connections are configurable such that the number of detectors comprising the at least one larger group is variable, and so as to enable separate detectors to be read individually or the at least one larger group of detectors to be read.
Preferably, the plurality of switchable connections are configured so as to ensure that, in use, the electrical impedance of the at least one larger group of detectors is the same as that of a single detector.
Advantageously, the at least one larger group of detectors comprises a plurality of sub-groups of detectors, the switchable connections being configured such that, in use, each sub-group comprises a plurality of detectors connected together electrically in series and the plurality of sub-groups are connected together electrically in parallel.
Preferably the array is arranged on a substrate. The substrate may carry electronic circuitry, amplifiers, switches etc, for processing the outputs of each detector and for reconfiguring the array into e.g. groups of four (2×2), nine (3×3), or sixteen (4×4) etc. detectors without changing the effective impedance.
The array may include optical means for directing a scene onto the detectors. The array may comprise an x by y array of detectors; the values of x or y may be in the range 24 to 96 inclusive.
For an array of thermal detectors e.g. resistance bolometers, the array and substrate with electronic circuitry is preferably encapsulated to isolate the detectors from ambient conditions.
A 64×64 pixel focal plans might provide 100 mK sensitivity at standard frame rate, e.g. 30 Hz. The detectors are small resistors and the readout circuit is optimised to work with a given input impedance.
If the focal plane array is reconfigured by joining up sets of 4 detectors to make a 32×32 array, by connecting 2 detectors in parallel and two pairs of paralleled detectors in series, then the resistance of the quad of detectors remains the same as far as the readout amplifier is concerned, and the thermal time constant of the bridges remains the same as before. However, as 4 signals have been averaged, the noise reduces by the square root of 4, i.e. by 2. The sensitivity is thereby improved to 50 mK. It will be appreciated that the bias power to the individual detectors must be maintained to avoid a loss in response. Conveniently this may be achieved by increasing the overall bias voltage supplied to the array.
Also, as the number of nodes to be read out is now only 32×32, rather than 64×64, yet the clocking rate remains the same (as the time constants have not changed), it is possible to take 4 sets of readings of the 32×32 array in the same time as it would have taken to read out a single 64×64 array.
The four 32×32 images can thus be averaged digitally in the associated electronics, providing another factor of 2 in terms of improved noise performance. This takes the sensitivity down to 25 mK and maintains the original frame rate. Reconfiguring the focal plane minimises the signal/image processing overhead, and enables frame rate to be maintained. Alternatively, the 32×32 array has a potential 50 mK performance at 120 Hz frame rate which may allow improved head tracking speed.
If the frame rate were then reduced by a factor of 4, a further improvement of a factor of two would be obtained, providing a 12.5 mK sensitivity at 7.5 Hz in this example. This would be very useful in an airbag head-position sensing application.
The above quoted improvements are dependent on careful design of the signal processing electronics and represent the best improvement obtainable.
One form of the invention will now be described, by way of example only, with reference to the accompanying drawings in which:
One detector array to which the present invention may be applied is shown in
Each detector 4 may be made as described in WO/GB00/03243. In such a device a micro bolometer 14 is formed as a micro-bridge 15 in which a layer of e.g. titanium is spaced about 1 to 4 μm, typically 2.5 μm, from a substrate surface 16 by thin legs 17, 18. Typically the titanium is about 0.1 to 0.25 μm thick in a range of 0.05 to 0.3 μm with a sheet resistance of about 3.3 Ω/sq in a range of 1.5 to 6 Ω/sq. The titanium detector microbridge 15 is supported under a layer 19 of silicon oxide having a thickness of about λ/4 where λ is the wavelength of radiation to be detected. Such a titanium detector can be adapted to detect a variety of wavelengths which include those in the infra red radiation band between 8 and 14 μm. The infrared energy is absorbed by the combination of layers 15 and 19, and the subsequent change in temperature causes the resistance of the titanium to change. Hence measuring the detector resistance provides a value of the incident radiation amplitude.
The detectors are all contained within an airtight container with walls 20 and a lid 21 forming a window or a lens. The walls 20 may be of silicon oxide and the window 21 of germanium, silicon, or a chalcogenide glass. Typically the pressure inside the container is less than 10 Pa.
The resistor array is biased by a voltage (+Vbias). Each detector can be read out sequentially by switching on S1 to activate the top row, and sequentially switching on Sa, Sb for the required integration time.
A balancing resistor Rref of equal nominal value to the array resistors is connected to a negative bias voltage (−Vbias) which is equal in magnitude to +Vbias.
If the array resistor, e.g. Ra, and Rref are at the same temperature, then no current is available to charge the integrating capacitor and the signal is zero. Any difference in resistance, however, is integrated over a chosen time period and represents, ideally, the temperature difference between an array resistor and the reference resistor.
The array resistors have a fixed thermal time constant which is a function of their thermal capacitance and thermal conductance. The operational amplifier will be optimised for a given input impedance, bandwidth and dynamic range.
Similarly, the second line of detectors has resistances R2-1 to R2-64 connected via switch S5 to the +V bias, and via switches S2-1 to S2-64, and S2 to an integrating capacitor amplifier 34, and reference resistance R2. Further switches S3 and S5 allow different combinations of connections as described below.
A relatively high definition thermal image is achieved by allowing each detector 4 to be illuminated by the scene through the window or lens 21 and reading each detector 4 separately. This thermal radiation alters the temperature of each detector and hence varying its resistance value. Each detector in the first line is then connected in turn, via switches S1-1-S1-64, to the amplifier 35 for an integration time. The amplifier 34 output voltage is thus proportional to the temperature of each detector. Similarly all other lines are read out. The collective output of all 64×64 detectors gives an electrical picture of the thermal scene to a good standard of detail. An example of such a 64×64 array is shown in
In order to change the focal plane array to effectively contain a quarter of the number of pixels, four array resistors can be connected in a serial/parallel fashion by introducing additional switches S3 and S5 as shown in
If S1 and S5 are kept open circuit and S2, S3, and S4 are closed, then the array can be scanned by closing groups of four pixel level switches at once—i.e., close S1-1, S1-2, S2-1 and S2-2 to read a "super pixel" composed of the four resistors R1-1, R1-2, R2-1 and R2-2, whose combined resistance is nominally equal to Rref, and whose thermal time constant is unchanged.
The result is reduced noise in the "super pixel" by a factor of 2 (noise improved by square root of 4), and an increased frame rate by a factor of 4 (as there are only a quarter of the number of pixels to read out at the same sampling rate).
In order to maintain the performance of the array using pulse bias method, it may be necessary to increase the bias voltages by a factor of 2 to achieve a similar current flow through the each element. This may require the row amplifier to have sufficient dynamic range.
S3 introduces a small but and additional resistance in the "superpixel" and this could be corrected for by adjusting the bias voltages accordingly, for example, increasing +Vbias slightly, or by introducing a matching switch in series with Rref.
The result of connecting detector pixels into groups of four is a 32×32 array; one example of this is shown in
To operate at maximum resolution output is taken from each resistor R individually as shown in
To operate at Ľth resolution, the resistors are connected together in groups of 4 in a serial and parallel arrangement so that their combined impedance is about that of a single resistor. This is shown in
To operate at 1/9th resolution, the resistors are connected together in groups of 9 in a serial and parallel arrangement so that their combined impedance is about that of a single resistor. This is shown in
In a similar manner, the resistors may be connected together in groups of 4 by 4, 8 by 8, 16 by 16, and 32 by 32; which each group having the same nominal impedance as a single resistor. The resistors may also be arranged in groups of e.g. 5 by 5 or 6 by 6 etc. but this results in some pixels not being used, as is the case with the 3 by 3 array of
In the different arrangements shown, the resistors are grouped with adjacent resistors connected together. It is also possible to form groups but without connecting adjacent resistors. For example a 4 element group could be formed by connecting together resistors R1-1, R1-3, R3-1, R3-3 with other resistors connected together in a similar manner and the complete array read out. Such an arrangement could interleaf, with a different grouping of 4 elements. For example groups formed by R1-2, R1-4, R3-2, R3-4, and/or formed by R2-1, R2-3, R4-1, R4-3 etc.
To increase sensitivity using off-chip techniques, digital image processing could be used to digitally average groups of four pixels. This would improve the noise by a factor of 2 but would not increase the frame rate. The present invention provides in addition to this improved noise value a faster frame rate (if required), or using digital averaging of the 4 frames obtained a further improvement of a factor of 2 in signal to noise. Off chip temporal averaging of frames means that the increase in effective time constant creates blurring in the image which is undesirable.
The technique of the present invention is twice as good in terms of noise, and permits the option of a four-fold increase in frame rate over the competing off-chip digital techniques. These are very useful advantages that allow lens system costs to be reduced and rapid information gathered when needed for fast moving events.
An example of the steps useful in processing the output of the detector array is shown in
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The Conservatives won the Suffolk Coastal constituency at the 2010 General Election with a majority of more than 9,000 votes.Read the full story ›
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Southwold beach in Suffolk rated excellent in Good Beach Guide
More of our beaches than ever before have been praised for their water quality.
All of our beaches met the minimum standard required by the Marine Conservation Society in this year's Good Beach Guide.
All but seven achieved the highest rating.
Last summer's dry weather's been credited for the figures.
One of the 32 resorts judged to have excellent water quality was Southwold in Suffolk.
The town's mayor hopes it will help attract more visitors to the area.
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Waveney District Council urges residents in threatened homes to vacate as soon as possible
Waveney District Council is urging residents in threatened properties to vacate as soon as possible.
Reports suggest that the tide is far higher, far earlier than expected and residents should not presume to wait until immediately before the predicted surge peak at around 11pm.
The rest centres in Lowestoft, Kessingland, Southwold and Carlton Colville are now open and receiving people.
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Kerry: 'We have lost the notion of responsible capitalism'
Sen. John Kerry addresses a scrum of reporters during the United Nations climate talks in Copenhagen in 2009. Since those talks, Kerry has seen little but frustration and defeat in efforts to craft a federal policy on climate change. Photo © DailyClimate.org.
March 26, 2012
Venting frustration at the lack of progress on environmental issues, U.S. Sen. John Kerry voices the exasperation of a core constituency in President Obama's re-election bid.
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By Doug Struck
For the Daily Climate
BOSTON – Massachusetts Democrat Sen. John Kerry, exasperated at what he called "the flat-earth caucus," on Sunday described the frustrations of working on environmental issues in the U.S. Senate.
Even amid the "Tuesday Group" – a bi-partisan bloc of lawmakers, mostly Democrats, who are interested in energy issues – "you can't talk about climate now," Kerry said. "People just turn off. It's extraordinary. Only for national security and jobs will they open their minds."
Kerry, in a dinner speech at Tufts University Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, voiced the exasperation of an environmental movement that had high hopes with the election of President Obama in 2008 but has been disappointed by the administration and largely shut out after the Republican takeover of the House in 2010.
"The irony is that we used to be a nation that valued science. We have become a nation that is now discarding science," Kerry said. He spoke at a conference on the challenges facing the Arctic, attended by Iceland's president, Olafur Grimsson.
Kerry and Connecticut Sen. Joseph Lieberman, an independent, toiled through eight months of negotiation to draft a 2010 bill that would have capped carbon emissions and allowed trading of carbon credits, only to see it stymied in the Senate.
Opponents to the legislation "made up their own science. They made up their own arguments," Kerry said. "The Republicans created this idea of (carbon credit) trading because it avoided command and control by the federal government." Then, "they just decided to pick up and brand this a negative."
Kerry blamed brothers David and Charles Koch, oil billionaires who have bankrolled attempts to discredit climate change, as well as opposition from energy companies. "You have Peabody Coal. You have MidAmerican. They have these big old cash cows, these old coal-powered plants. It's just cash coming in, and they want to keep it that way.
"This is unrestrained, least-ethical, bottom-line capitalism," said Kerry, who ran unsuccessfully against George W. Bush for president in 2004 and now chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. "We have lost the notion of responsible capitalism."
State and local governments have attempted to push ahead on efforts to minimize climate change. Without federal leadership, he said, the effort will struggle.
Failure to adopt a federal strategy is "unconscionable and tragic for the nation," he said. "Only by adopting a national policy can you create the kinds of jobs that are waiting or us."
"We are going to have to find a way to price carbon. Price carbon, and the market place will move forward very rapidly."
Correction (Mar 26, 2012): An earlier version of this story mischaracterized the "Tuesday Group," a bipartisan bloc of lawmakers, mostly Democrats, who are interested in energy issues. The story has been corrected.
Photo of Sen. Kerry at a green jobs forum courtesy Ralph Alswang/Center for American Progress Action Fund.
© Doug Struck 2012. All rights reserved.
Doug Struck covered climate change issues for The Washington Post and is a freelance writer and associate chair of journalism at Emerson College in Boston. DailyClimate.org is a nonprofit news service that covers climate change.
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Vol: 8 Issue: 6
Bashans 1730 / Jun 2014
The Second Monastic Encyclical By: Pope Tawadrous II My pious sons and daughters, Monks and nuns of our Coptic Orthodox monasteries on our land Egypt and the various continents of the world. The peace of the Lord that exceeds every mind may protect your hearts and thoughts in Christ Jesus. I am writing to you my annual monastic message for the second time, in the occasion of the remembrance of the departure of the great saint Abba Anthony, the father of all the monks and nuns. (30th January/ 22 Toba). And he was the one who chose his disciples and made them monks in this blessed life, and before him was Abba Paula who started the solitary life in the wilderness, and after him Abba Bakhomious organised the life of community in the monastery. In addition to the great fathers that established the monastic life, saint Abba Makarious, saint Abba Amonious, saint Abba Pesnatious and many others… Monasticism is the faithful daughter of Christianity, it's the glory of the church, the pride of Christ's church, the advancement of the church and a symbol of its Christian message. It is the way of angelic life, a glorious and honourable life in the purity of the soul and body and unceasing spiritual prayer. Monasteries are the spiritual communities dedicated to prayer and worship and serving people, and that's our first and important goal. That's what we taught and received from our spiritual fathers those whom we know face to face and lived with, or those whom we heard of through the books and learnt from their sayings and their life's experiences. Let's remember the basics of the monastic life and how that Godly love that works in the person's life is what drew each one of us to this angelic way out of love and free choice in a certain time that God choses.
The monk or nun, is a person who longs for virtue and a witness to the world in many ways: Obedience: the monk lives this life because he is in a spiritual battle exactly the same way as a soldier in a war because "everyone who competes for the prize is temperate in all things" (1 Cor 9:15). "Behold, to obey is better than to sacrifice" (1 Sam 15:22). Chastity: the monk loves it even if it is hard, because it's not impossible, and with God's grace it becomes pleasant and easy to cope with. It's a scale for the hearts (as in sheheet's wilderness is the scale of the heart) that always rejoices and says "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." (Philippians 4:13) Poverty: the monk practices with internal satisfaction, because it's obvious that "we brought nothing into this world, and it is certain we can carry nothing out. And having food and clothing, with these we shall be content. But those who desire to be rich fall into temptation and a snare, and into many foolish and harmful lusts which drown men in destruction and perdition. For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil, for which some have strayed from the faith in their greediness, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows." (1 Tim 6:7-10). And we recall with Saint Peter in truth "see we have left all and followed you." (Mark 10:28) And about this said Isaac the syrian: "The monk is the person who stays outside the world and deeply pleads to God to receive blessings." And human beings whatever rank they have, they can't take the flower unless they scratch their fingers by the thorns, "we must through many tribulations to enter the kingdom of God." (Acts 14:22) My beloved sons and daughters, those whom I really love, you are my pleasure and crown, you are the guards of the church by your prayers and your praises to God. Your prayers are the strong support to my weakness and to all the church's fathers and servants. You strive every day to get the precious jewel (Matt 13:46) and I mean the kingdom of heaven. You strive spiritually by being alert so that no one steals your crown. You stay away from every comfort or worldly leisure or sensual pleasure because you are striving for the spiritual richness and the pureness of the heart and the initial joy. This is by practicing the commandments of Christ from repentance, simplicity, humility, obedience and living and applying the monastic teachings that make you at the right hand of our Lord Jesus Christ on judgement day who invites you with all your brothers and sisters "come, you blessed of my father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world." (Matt 25:34). And you can't be a true monk unless you become like "an inflamed fire" as was said by the great desert fathers. With the grace of God throughout the last year 2013 we had some important events that concerns monasticism; such as holding the first conference for the monks of the Coptic monasteries; establishing five new monasteries which were acknowledged by the holy synod, which are three for monks (St Anthony's monastery in Austria, monastery of St Matthias elfakhoury in Luxor, St Mark and Anba Samuel monastery in South Africa), and two for the nuns (mother Sara's monastery in El Menia, and the virgin's monastery in malaoy).
We also appointed four bishops as abbots to the monasteries, (bishop Epiphanious for St Macarius monastery, bishop Ologios for the monastery of St Shenouda the Archimandrite in Sohag, bishop Selwanis for St Bakhomious monastery which is known as Elshayeb's monastery in Luxor, and bishop Mishaeel for St Anthony's monastery in Germany). And two abbesses for the nunneries (Tamav Takla for St George's monastery-old Cairo, and Tamav Athnasia for the monastery of St George in Harat Zoeila) and by that those monasteries were stabilized into monastic life. We also sent five monks in educational missions, (three of which are in Greece, and one in England and the other in Italy), and throughout the last year I have visited a couple of monasteries for both monks and nuns and I spent enjoyable time with them through praying and praising and teaching. And that's how the monastic life prospers both vertically and horizontally, and let your slogan that you repeat everyday be "I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me." (Galatians 2:20). Conserve your five senses so that you may enjoy the personal experiences with the person of our Lord, God and Saviour Jesus Christ. May you be preserved in Christ enjoying your monastic life under the shade of the spiritual fathers. And may your life be steadfast in Christ and His holy church to Him the glory, honour and dominion now and forever and unto the ages of all ages amen Signed: pope Tawadrous II
Years 3-6 from St Bishoy's Coptic College during their trip to the monastery
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St Anthony's Church Sunday School group
St Abanoub boys spending a retreat
St Anthony's Church Youth
Year 6 class from St Mark's Church
St Marks Year 10 class spending the day at the monastery Page 4
Monasticism is a Perpetuation of the Fire of Pentecostal By: Fr Matthew the Poor Two significant events in the history of the church, the first is the descent of the Holy Spirit on the apostles who were gathered on the Day of Pentecost, according to God's promise. The second is the founding of monasticism in the Church. At first it may seem that there is hardly a connection between the two, but if we look back to the circumstances, reasons and consequences that accompanied each, we may come to realise that we can neatly tie the two events, thus revealing a single continuous event. The power of witnessing to Christ, from Judea to the ends of the world, was based on the descent of the Holy Spirit. As for the immediate influence on the believers, this was in the form of an abrupt change toward the establishment of a communal life, thus making the individual family solvent within the body of the church, and so individual assets and possessions were sold and the proceeds openly given over to the apostles. Consequently, or perhaps this was in fact the motive, life was entirely consecrated for the service of the church, and so was the formation of the early church; a group of voluntarily deprived consecrated believers living a communal life. Hence if we contemplate on what has happened, it is astounding how money and possession-loving Jews, who greatly valued trade, profit and personal credit, were able to forego, sell and lay down all their possessions at the feet of the apostles. In an instant they accepted to become underprivileged poor! In addition to material wealth, they were also willing to give up the traditional family entity with all its associated Jewish traditions. Concern with tribes, preserving lineage, the sovereignty of the father and the right of inheritance to the firstborn, were all dissipated with the new church structure. This new structure brought with it a new model of fatherhood, a new spiritual lineage where all are brothers, and where the earthly inheritance is replaced by hope in the things which are not seen. If we contemplate on all of this, we realise that it was the work of a power extraordinary to the human nature, this which Christ bestowed ten days after his ascension in the person of the Holy Spirit: "But you shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you" (Acts 1:8). So now we ought to know that the very first work of this new spiritual power which the believers received was the deep-rooted transformation of human nature, transforming its affiliation with money, family and worldly social organisations. And which nature exactly? The stubborn Jewish nature, that previously exhausted all of God's
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means for spiritual improvement, whether by love, affection, security and a multitude of earthly blessings, or by witnessed miracles, austerity, sternness, exile and misfortune. These means were all unable to promote the Jewish nature even one step further toward sincere spiritual conduct. This nature was made subject to the Holy Spirit in an instant, and became an astounding example of modesty, sincerity, somberness and consecration of body, heart and mind to God. However, what we would like to contemplate on thoroughly is the state of the early church. What transpired on and following the Day of Pentecost was initiated by the work of the Holy Spirit in the hearts of the believers. The structure of the early church was formed without any human planning or direction. As the Holy Spirit initially worked in the hearts of believers, each person that accepted the work of the Holy Spirit sold everything they owned, including themselves, and become a member of the church... The era of martyrdom had not yet ceased before a new response to the exact same call of the Holy Spirit had begun in a different manner, one that was virtually identical to martyrdom, except it was practiced daily and during the course of an entire life! This of course refers to monasticism, which is a complete desertion of everything and carrying the cross every day. Nevertheless if we consider the matter objectively, we find that monasticism is only a response, merely a response to the simple flicker of faith that is driven by the hidden flare of the Holy Spirit, and so one leaves everything behind and surges alone to fulfil his faith, hope and love to God. Monasticism then is a continuation of the early faith without alteration.
The above is an excerpt from our latest book "St Anthony a Biblical Ascetic� The life of St. Anthony is a life that is precisely in accordance with the Bible, one which was aided by tremendous power from the Holy Spirit. His going out into the wilderness as an eighteen year old to live in the mountains and parched deserts was an expression of the measure of intense faith that filled the heart of Anthony, the young teen who was accustomed to living a lavish lifestyle. This book by Fr Matthew the Poor, on of the twentieth century prolific writers explores the Biblical basis of the monastic life through the By: Fr Matthew the Poor lens of the life of the founder of the monastic life himself. Page 6
The Eucharist in the Orthodox Church is the true body and the true blood of Jesus Christ. There are many names given to this sacrament such as bread of life, living bread, true manna, etc. what is common in all these names is that it gives life to those who partake of it. This CD is the fruit of hard work of many talented young people who presented the orthodox understanding of the sacrament of the Eucharist in these great songs. These songs not only present an entertaining music but also the Orthodox teaching about this sacrament.
Asaph Tunes, is a new St Shenouda initiative that aims to encourage young Orthodox Christian artists to write, compose and sing new songs using contemporary music. A very important aspect of a song is its educational value that it offers to listeners. In other words the lyrics must present a substantial theological teaching about the Orthodox Church teaching and theology. Asaph Tunes role is to encourage and present the work of those artists to the best quality and provide it in the most common media available such as iTunes and sound cloud and various other internet radios. Page 7
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