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Lindfield Village Day - Saturday 30th May 2015
Photos courtesy of Clare New Photograhy & Neil Giles
We are very excited about this year's Village Day - over 120 stalls on the common, a caribbean themed procession down Lindfield High Street, loads of fun games on the Common, a beer tent, food stalls to satisfy your hunger, a pet show and a traditional village summer event where thousands of residents and visitors enjoy and fab day out!
Order of Events:
1300-1330 Procession arrives on Lindfield Common
1330-1345 Firing of the Anvil
1345-1415 Zumba with Esther Featherstone
1420-1435 Tug of War (adults)
1440-1455 Adults and Kids Wheel Barrow races
1500-1515 Welly Wanging
1520-1535 Adults and kids 3-legged race
1600-1610 Final Tug of War (adults)
(You must register on the day in order to participate in these events)
This year the annual Village Day procession will take place between 12.15pm and 1.15pm and will have a Caribbean theme and we have even booked a the fantastic Euphoria Steel Band to lead the procession. Anyone and everyone, including local organisations, are invited to join the parade in fancy dress, in a group and/or with a float. As usual there will be a competition - this year the categories are:
• Best Float
• Best Walking Group
• Judges’ Award for Best Carnival Theme (float, group or individual)
Or just come along as you are – fancy dress is not essential!
Please gather at Hickmans Lane Playing Fields at 12.15pm, for judging at 12.30pm and departure for Lindfield Common (via the High Street) at 12.45pm.
Children's Pet Show
Children – come along and bring your pets for this fun competition on the Common. Register your pet at The King Edward Hall main gazebo from midday; no forms need be filled in, it costs £1 per class. Last entry 2.45pm. Pets may only be entered into a maximum of three of the following classes. Judging will take place from 3pm.
Fancy Dress Pair (optional for owner!)
Best Veteran Dog (over 7 years)
Best Junior Handler (can you show that your dog listens to you?)
Best Small Pet
Pet the judges would most like to take home!
Best in Show
Lindfield Village Day is completely manned by volunteers - thanks to all who made this years event happen. This video shows how the common gets setup on the day.
Please feel free to contact us!

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Member: Rogers, Mrs. Wilbur H. '32
1928 Treasurer Book April 15th $5.00 (Listed as Mrs. Wilbur Rogers) Is Mrs. Rogers' join date incorrect? To be an Associate one must be a member five years.
1929 Treasurer Book Associate $10.00 April
1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936 Treasurer Book Associate
1932 - 1942 Address: 990 Central Avenue
1937 Treasurer Book, under Associate: Mrs. Wilbur H. Rogers 4/19/37 Pd.
1938 Treasurer Book, Associate: Mrs. Wilbur H. Rogers 3/4/38 Pd 4/15/39 Pd. 2/19/40 Pd. 1/28/41 Pd. 1/8/42 Pd. 12/29/ 42 Pd. 1/5/44 Pd. 1/3/45 Pd. 12/15/45 June 5, 1946 June 17, 1947 June 28, 1948
1949 - 1950 Treasurer Book, Associate: Rogers, Mrs. Wilbur June 23, 1949 Her name is then crossed off
990 Central Avenue
Plainfield Library Photo File
G-422 1934 Grimstead House at 990 Central Avenue 990 Central Avenue House at 990 Central Avenue, image is not available. Van Wyck Brooks
Bicylcing in Plainfield
The Daily Press at one time ran a regular column entitled "Cycling Comment." Among other accounts it made announcements such as "Mrs. Whitney Frazee, of West Fifth street, is riding a new Rugby purchased from W. H. Rogers" and "Charles H. Angleman, of West Front street returned today after a bicycle trip to Bedminster."
First Presbyterian Church of Plainfield 1888
Contributors: Henry W. Rogers
William H. Rogers
From: "Jon in Omaha" <email@example.com>
Subject: [SDB] Albert Clark Rogers 1858-1913 and Elva Marie (Benjamin)Rogers 1860-1938 and Harry Albert Rogers 1881-1903
Date: Fri, 5 Nov 2010 15:12:26 -0500
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 59, No 6, p 95, Feb. 9, 1903.
Harry Albert, son of A. C. and Elva Benjamin Rogers, was born in Little Genesee, N. Y., October 7, 1881, and died suddenly, near Westfield, N. J. on January 27, 1903.
His parents removed to Plainfield, N. J., in 1891, and Harry was a member of the Seventh-day Baptist Sabbath-school there for many years. In November 1896 he was baptized by Dr. A. E. Main, and united with the Seventh-day Baptist church, of which he was a member at the time of his death.
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 75, No 10, p 319, Sep. 8, 1913.
Albert C. Rogers, son of Henry C. and Sarah A. Enos Rogers, was born near Little Genesee, N. Y., October 23, 1858, and died in Plainfield, N. J., August 26, 1913, almost fifty-five years of age.
There were three other children in the family, all older. Two of them, a boy and a girl, died in infancy; the other, a brother, William H. Rogers of Plainfield, N. J., survives him. He was married on New Year's day, 1879, to Miss Elva Benjamin, now left a widow. Two children came to bless this home, Harry and Ethel. It is now past ten years since Harry's death in the Westfield railway wreck. Ethel, now Mrs. Edmund R. Gavitt, resides at Omaha, Neb.
Brother Rogers made a profession of religion and was baptized when a young man, and became a member of the Friendship Seventh Day Baptist Church at Nile, N. Y., where his membership remained until his death.
For a little over twenty-four years he has made his home in Plainfield, N. J., where he has followed the occupation of carpenter and contractor.
Funeral services were held at the late home conducted by the pastor, on Friday, August 29, and the burial was made in the Hillside Cemetery. Edwin Shaw.
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 124, No 336, p 336, May 23, 1938.
Elva Benjamin Rogers was born July 24, 1840, in Belfast, N. Y., and died May 2, 1938, in Daytona Beach, Fla.
She was married to Albert C. Rogers January 1, 1879. There were two children: Henry, who died in 1903; and Mrs. Ethel Gavitt, with whom she lived for twenty-five years after the death of her husband. Accepting the truth of the Sabbath when she married Mr. Rogers, she [joined the Friendship Seventh Day Baptist Church at Nile, N. Y. and later] became a member of the Plainfield [N J.] Seventh Day Baptist Church. She lived the Bible and was a close student of denominational history. She was a helpless invalid the last two years of her live, and was faithfully and tenderly cared for by her daughter, Ethel and husband.
The funeral was from the Daggett and Wetherby Funeral Parlors, Daytona Beach, the undersigned officiating. Burial in Plainfield. T. J. V. H.
October 20, 2010 Hillside Cemetery
A tall oblesik
This pink marble oblesik was marked with several members from the Rogers family. We had some Rogers in the PGC:
Mrs. John H.G. (Jean) Rogers 1946
Mrs. Wilbur H. Rogers 1932
This was inscribed "J. Augustus Rogers" and then at the bottom "Son of Daniel and Maria S. B. Rogers"
October 20, 2010 Hillside Cemetery Tour
'Giggleswick' by Marjorie Blackman Elliott 1989
PGC Member Marjorie Blackman Elliott traces the history of the Mellick family and in particular PGC founding member Mrs. George P. (Ella Hartley) Mellick '15 and her well known estate, 'Giggleswick'
Mrs. Elliott writes that Giggleswick was briefly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rogers. Relation?
June 15, 1922 New York Times
MISS BOMANN WINS EASILY
Defeats Miss Stuart, 6 and 5, in Plainfield C.C. Golf Tourney
Special to The New York Times
PLAINFIELD, N.J., June 14 – The first round for the women's championship at the Plainfield Country Club today resulted as follows:
First Eight – Miss Kate Bomann defeated Miss Florence Stuart, 6 and 5; Mrs. C. D. Boice defeated Miss Bertha Tilney, 2 and 1; Mrs R. S. Rowland defeated Mrs. C. B. Lawrence, Jr., 4 and 3, Miss Zoe Terry defeated Mrs. W. H. Rogers, 2 and 1.
Second Eight – Mrs. L. W. Hallock won from Miss Louise Patterson by default; Miss Priscilla Fraker defeated Mrs. H. R. Moyer, 5 and 4; Mrs. W. M. Alling defeated Mrs. Frank C. Ward, 2 and 1; Miss Lillie Moore drew a bye.
George T. Rogers
Mixed Golf at Plainfield
Special to The New York Times
PLAINFIELD, N. J., Sept. 28 – Only two women played this morning for the Mellick Cup on the grouns of the Hillside Golf Club. Miss Edith Tracey carried off the honors, defeating Miss Mary Whiton by one point, the net scores being 108 - 109. In the afternoon play was continued for the Golf Committee Cup. Dr. B. Vand Hedges carried off the honors of the day, winning over Robert Abbott by one point, their scores being: B. Vand Hedges, 85-8-77; Robert Abbott, 85-7-78. The same players contested for the Reinhart Cup and the same scores counted. Dr. B. Vand Hedges won the cup for the first time. To become the owner of the trophy it will be necessary to win the cup three times. In the weekly competitionn for the President's Cup on the links of the Park Golf Club Samuel Townsend and George T. Rogers shared first honors. Their scores were: Samuel Townsend, 113-24-89; George T. Rogers, 112-23-89.
Creator:Rogers, Henry J. 1811-1879
Title:Henry J. Rogers Papers, 1844-1896
Notes:Henry J. Rogers (1811-1879) was an inventor and a pioneer in the development of the telegraph
Summary:These papers include correspondence with Samuel F. B. Morse, Alfred Vail, and Matthew Fontaine Maury. Also included are patent applications, material documenting his pioneering work in nautical signal systems, a "Historical Sketch of the Electric Telegraph" by Rogers, and a certificate signed by Joseph Henry and Alexander Dallas Bache attesting to the quality of Rogers' design for an insulated wire for submarine and subterranean telegraph lines
Restrictions:Use of this record unit requires prior arrangement with the Archives staff
Topic:History of science and technology
Subjects:Bache, A. D (Alexander Dallas) 1806-1867, Henry, Joseph 1797-1878, Maury, Matthew Fontaine 1806-1873, Morse, Samuel Finley Breese 1791-1872, Rogers, Henry J. 1811-1879, Vail, Alfred 1807-1859
Form/Genre:Collection descriptions, Mixed archival materials
Local Number:SIA RU007390
1950 Check Book
Jan. 10, 1950
Flowers for Lyons
Jan. 10, 1950
Garden Club of America
in memory of
Mrs. Wilbur Rogers
contribution to Redwood Grove
Feb. 10, 1950
Beatrice P. Hendrix
Speaker at Jan. Meeting
Travel Expense 10.00
In left margin:
Dec. 30 John Scheepers 16.50
percentage of bulbs sold
Residence of Wilbur H. Rogers, 990 Central Avenue
In this illustrated book, the Courier-News has sought to present some of the representative homes of The Plainfields and adjoining territory, together with such other buildings of interest and importance as would serve to convey an idea of the physical attractioins of one of the most beautiful and healthful cities in the Metropolitan District. The homes reflect the desirability of this community as a place of residence.
The churches, schools, clubs and public buildings pictured serve to give the stranger some conceptions of the beauty of the city and its right to be termed the "Queen City" of New Jersey.
With picturesque Watchung Hills as a background, this section with all its natural advantages, plus a progressive spirit, coupled with high class local governing bodies and a live Chamber of Commerce, is pecularily adapted for home sites and, as a result, it has enjoyed a steady and healthy growth for many years.
publication circa 1917
1920 Muhlenberg Hospital Womens Auxiliary
Mrs. W. H. Rogers
990 Central Avenue
Detwiller blueprints 990 Central
August 8, 2015
Library offers trove of vintage Plainfield home blueprints for sale
Plainfield homeowners and history buffs are getting a one-of-a-kind opportunity as the Plainfield Public Library prepares to offer upwards of 3,000 blueprint originals from its Detwiller Collection for sale to the public.
The blueprints offered for sale are part of a trove of many thousands recovered from a dumpster at City Hall by the late Plainfield architect and artist Charles Detwiller.
While many of Plainfield's grand homes and mansion are among the blueprints (though fewer than originally, owing to some 'fingering' before strict controls were put in place), the appeal of the collection will be stronger for those who live in or admire the more modest vintage homes from the turn of the 20th century to the World War II era.
These homes include many classic Tudors and other 'cottage' and 'revival' styles, as well as 'foursquares', ranches and Cape Cods and more contemporary stules.
These represent the bulk of Plainfield's building stock from its most expansive period and they were often enough improved or expanded – giving rise to the need for plans showing the original building and the proposed alterations to be filed with the City's inspections department.
It is those blueprints, which have now been cataloged and digitized, that are being offered for sale. In library parlance, they have been de-accessioned, meaning that they no longer need be kept permanently by the Library and are available for dispostion to private parties.
The Library has a portal to the Charles Detwiller Blueprint Collection on its website (see here) and has made a complete list of the blueprints for sale also available online (see here).
The list is alphabetized by street name, and then number. However, I would advise reading the Library's instructions closely so you make the proper notations for your request (see here) – easing the staff's task in finding the item(s) in which you are interested. Paying attention to the suggested time frames needed and numbers of items per request will help you avoid headaches. So, please read and follow the instructions carefully – as carpenters like to say, 'measure twice, cut once'.
The sale will run from September 1 to November 13, 2015 in a two-step process –
You check the offerings to find items that interest you, making careful notations; and
You and the Library work out a pick-up appointment, at which you will be able to view the actual items and make a final decision on your purchase.
Single-page blueprints are priced at $50 each and multiple-page sets at $100. Cash or credit cards are fine, but the Library will not accept personal checks.
Proceeds of the sale will be used to finance the further digitization of the blueprint collection – meaning that we can look forward to another offering of materials at some future point.
The Detwiller Collection is absolutely unique in its size and scope, covering decades of Plainfield history and thousands of buildings throughout the city. Plainfield residents owe Charlie Detwiller a debt of gratitude for his perspicacity that cannot be repaid.
And we owe a debt of gratitude to Library Director Joe Da Rold for the vision that saw in these rescued documents an invaluable resource for the community, and devised means and methods of ensuring these fragile records would be available to Plainfield residents permanently through having them digitized.
Mr. Detwiller is the late husband of PGC Honorary member Cath Detwiller. Mr. Detwiller's Aunt Laura was a long-time member of the PGC and a very talented botanical artist. Read about the Detwiller family here:
Detwiller, Mrs. Charles H. (Catherine or "Cath" Campbell), Jr. '57
Detwiller, Miss Laura Cecelia '29
And Mr. Detwiller's in-laws:
Campbell, Mrs. William Hall (Mabel C. Raper) '28
Davis, Mrs. F. Edgar (Dorothy or "Dottie" Campbell) '60

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When investigating biomolecules it will be significant to keep away from utilizing ranges of sunshine that may alter their properties or conduct. Reaching this may be difficult as a result of low ranges of sunshine might not present very a lot data and noise can simply overcome the faint sign. At the moment, enzymes are studied with measurements carried out on assays collected from the primary pattern to keep away from damaging the pattern with gentle. This process not solely takes time but additionally prevents direct statement of the enzymes in actual time.
The researchers overcame this drawback by growing a setup that allowed them to management the sunshine extraordinarily exactly — on the stage of a single photon. This made it doable to use low illumination with out disrupting the enzymes, with the potential to obtain a greater sensitivity. The aptitude to handle the pattern instantly additionally allowed dynamic monitoring with greater decision.
“Key to our success was a collaboration between quantum physicists, who know the way to take care of photons, and biologists, who know the way to take care of organic programs.” mentioned Gianani. “Though it was troublesome to change concepts at first, the staff ultimately grew collectively and developed a shared language that helped the work progress easily. This collaboration wouldn’t have been doable with out the supervision of Prof. M. Barbieri, principal investigator of the Quantum Optics Group.”
The researchers used their new approach to observe modifications within the chirality of a sucrose answer due to exercise of an enzyme referred to as invertase. Monitoring the chirality — the power of a given molecule to rotate the polarization of sunshine — supplies data that can be utilized to decide what number of molecules of sucrose have been processed by the enzymes. The experiments confirmed that quantum gentle can be utilized to probe enzyme actions in actual time with out perturbing the pattern.
“This work is only one instance of what quantum sensors might do,” mentioned Gianani. “Quantum sensors may very well be used to optimally use gentle for numerous purposes, together with organic imaging, magnetic discipline sensing and even detection of gravitational waves.”
The researchers say that there are some technological facets to handle earlier than their strategy might change into a go-to technique for monitoring enzymatic reactions. For instance, gentle losses are a robust limiting issue, however they hope their work will assist spur know-how improvement that might handle this drawback.
Reference: ” Adaptive monitoring of enzymatic reactions with quantum gentle ” by Valeria Cimini, Marta Mellini, Giordano Rampioni, Marco Sbroscia, Livia Leoni, Marco Barbieri, and Ilaria Gianani, 18 November 2019, Optics Categorical.


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Columbia’s pretty rad. We’ve got things going on and, better yet, things to do and take part in. Since my last two CBT articles...
Standing along Pine Street in St. Louis, watching a pop-up bike lane in action, I struck up a conversation with a 64-year-old MetroBus driver about bicycles. As a kid, he would ride through the streets of downtown St. Louis balancing on his handlebars. His antics landed him in the hospital more than once. “I gave my mother the fits,” he says with a smile.
I had traveled to St. Louis with city council members Ian Thomas and Mike Trapp for the New Partners for Smart Growth Conference. We spent the morning watching volunteers temporarily transform a section of street into a protected bike lane, and we spent the afternoon in a DIY workshop leaning how to make these quick, cheap, and temporary changes ourselves.
The volunteers somehow turned colorfully painted tires, potted plants, temporary signs, and a lot of white duct tape into a bike lane for the day. As bikes and cars travelled down Pine, volunteers adjusted the tires and added signs based on what they observed. It was a playful and functional public space — and a tangible start to a permanent bike lane.
To a casual observer, the Business Loop doesn’t have a lot going for it when it comes to accessible and welcoming public spaces. Limited sidewalks, crosswalks that are few and far between, and missing curb cuts send a clear message to people on foot and on bikes: You aren’t welcome. But The Loop does have an asset other areas of town don’t, which is space between the curbs — a full five lanes of road waiting to be transformed. And in the words of Janette Sadik-Khan, the visionary head of New York City’s Department of Transportation, “If you can change the street, you can change the world.”
What if we took a page from this conference in St. Louis and began thinking about creative ways to test out new ideas along The Loop?
Any plan to revitalize the 1 1/2-mile corridor will be a long process. We think it’ll take several years to raise funds and make permanent improvements to the street. The things we can do in the meantime are quick, interim changes that will immediately improve the street and test out the final vision. Imagine using pots of flowers to create a protected bulb for pedestrians wary of crossing five lanes of traffic all at once. Imagine using bright paint to highlight our bike lanes and make them more noticeable. Imagine creating our own one-day test of a protected bike lane connecting the Bike Boulevard at the Parkade Center to the new multi-use path running from under I-70 to Cosmo Park. All these temporary improvements would help make The Loop a street where everyone is welcome, regardless of how they get here.
I stood there a while longer with my new friend, the Metro driver, watching people travel up and down the bike lane. As he regaled me with stories of his fearless youth, I marveled at how infrastructure is often less about building a street than it is about building a community.
Carrie Gartner is the director of The Loop community improvement district and a contributor to CBT.

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Report: Babcock, McLellan top Philly’s list to replace Berube
Didn’t take long for the Flyers’ wish list to go public after firing Craig Berube.
Per TSN and CSN Philadelphia, two coaches currently under contract -- Detroit’s Mike Babcock and San Jose’s Todd McLellan -- are the leading candidates shortlisted to replace Berube, who was dismissed earlier this morning.
Neither name will come as a big surprise. Babcock is in extremely high demand, with Toronto and Buffalo believed to be among the most interested suitors. The Leafs and Sabres, like the Flyers, have already fired their head coaches (Peter Horachek and Ted Nolan) this offseason.
As for McLellan, the situation is tricky. He left San Jose’s locker clean-out day amid major acrimony, with his job status questionable and Joe Thornton delivering a parting shot. McLellan seems as though he’s all but done with the Sharks, especially with numerous reports that he and the organization will agree to mutually part ways, but McLellan also said he doesn’t expect an answer on his future until he leaves to coach Team Canada at the World Championships on Apr. 24.
As for the Flyers’ timeline, GM Ron Hextall said he’d like to have a coach in place by the NHL Entry Draft, which goes in late June. Hextall also said he has no desire to keep the hire “in the family” and bring aboard a coach with former ties to the organization (see: Berube, John Stevens, Bill Barber.)
“We’re looking for the right guy,” Hextall explained. “Whether he has connections or not is not going to be part of the equation. I don’t care about that. We’re looking for the best coach possible to coach our team moving forward.”

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Mirasol Slouchy Hat PDF
The Slouchy Hat has a wonderful scallop texture pattern and a perfect relaxed fit. Mirasol Pima Kuri is used to make this fun hat that's knit flat and then seamed.
This pattern is available as a PDF download.
Skill level: Easy
Finished measurements: circumference 21.5”
Yarn: Mirasol Pima Kuri 1 skein in color #12 Raspberry Blush
Needles: 1 pair US 6 (4mm) needles
Gauge: 20 sts and 42 rows = 4” over garter st

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Investing in silver and gold can be a great way to diversify your portfolio and hedge against inflation, and investing in precious metals through an IRA can provide significant tax benefits. In this response, I will provide information and tips on how to invest in silver and gold through an IRA and how to manage your budget better.
How to Invest IRA in Silver?
To invest in silver through an IRA, you need to open a self-directed IRA with a custodian that allows precious metals investing. Once your account is open, you can choose to invest in silver bullion or coins.
When investing in silver through an IRA, it is important to be aware of the IRS rules and regulations regarding the types of silver that are allowed. Specifically, the IRS requires that the silver coins or bullion must be at least .999 in fineness and be produced by a government mint. Additionally, the coins must be legal tender in the country of origin.
Some of the most popular silver coins for IRA investing include American Silver Eagles, Canadian Silver Maple Leafs, and Austrian Silver Philharmonics. When investing in silver through an IRA, it is important to purchase from a reputable dealer and ensure that the coins or bullion are stored securely.
How to Invest IRA in Gold?
Investing in gold through an IRA follows a similar process as investing in silver. You will need to open a self-directed IRA with a custodian that allows precious metals investing and choose the type of gold to invest in.
Gold coins or bullion must also meet specific requirements set by the IRS, including a minimum fineness of .995 for bullion and a requirement that the coins are produced by a government mint and are legal tender.
Some popular gold coins for IRA investing include American Gold Eagles, Canadian Gold Maple Leafs, and South African Krugerrands.
When investing in gold through an IRA, we should consider the costs associated with purchasing and storing the gold. Some custodians may charge fees for storage, and it is important to purchase from a reputable dealer to ensure the gold is genuine.
How to Invest IRA in Silver on a Limited Budget?
If you have a limited budget for investing in silver through an IRA, you may consider purchasing fractional coins or bullion. These smaller units of silver allow you to invest in smaller increments, making it more affordable to add silver to your portfolio.
Another option for investing in silver on a limited budget is to consider purchasing exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that track the price of silver. ETFs can be a more affordable way to invest in silver, as you are not required to purchase physical silver or pay for storage.
How to Manage Your Budget Better?
Managing your budget effectively is an essential part of achieving your financial goals.
Here are some tips for managing your budget better:
- Create a budget: Start by creating a budget that outlines your income and expenses. This will help you watch where your money is going and identify areas where you can cut back.
- Track your expenses: Keep track of your expenses and review them regularly to ensure you are staying on track with your budget.
- Prioritize your spending: Focus on the most important expenses first, such as housing, food, and transportation. Then, allocate your remaining funds to other areas, such as entertainment or savings.
- Use technology: There are a variety of tools and apps available that can help you manage your budget, such as Mint or Personal Capital.
- Cut back on unnecessary expenses: Look for areas where you can cut back on expenses, such as eating out or subscription services.
- Set financial goals: Set specific financial ideas, such as saving for a down- payment on a home or paying off debt, and create a plan to achieve those goals. This can help you stay motivated & focused on your long-term financial success.
- Automate your savings: Setting up automatic transfering from your checking account to a savings account can help you save money without having to think about it.
- Negotiate bills: Take the time to review your bills, such as your cable or internet bill, and call the provider to negotiate a lower rate. This can help you save money over time.
- Use cash: Using cash for purchases can help you stay within your budget and avoid the overspending on credit.
- Review your budget regularly: Review your budget regularly to make sure it is still working for you.
As your income and expenses change, you may need to adjust your budget accordingly.
In conclusion, investing in silver and gold through an IRA can be a god way to diversify your portfolio and protect against inflation. When investing in precious metals through an IRA, it is crucial to be aware of the IRS rules and regulations and purchase from a reputable dealer. If you have a limited budget for investing in silver or gold, consider purchasing fractional coins or ETFs that track the price of precious metals.
Additionally, managing your budget effectively is an essential part of achieving your financial goals. By creating a budget, tracking your expenses, and setting financial goals, you can stay on track and achieve long-term financial success.
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This sounds simultaneously delicious AND romantic! LOLz.
Last Friday night,
yeah we danced on table tops Ryan Reynolds took GF Blake Lively out for an adorable ice cream date in Ridgefield, CT.
The two attended the annual Ridgefield Downtown Holiday Stroll, where they "tried a few samples of ice cream off of those little spoons" at Deborah Ann's Sweet Shoppe.
Here's what a source had to say about it:
"They picked their own flavors, English Toffee and Chocolate Fudge Brownie, but put them in the same cup and shared it."
"They left holding hands…They just blended in. They seemed very happy together. They were very excited about the ice cream."
Sorry, ScarJo…but these two are SO sweet together! It can't be denied!
P.S. We could TOTALLY go for a scoop of chocolate chip cookie dough right now…or perhaps some mango sorbet in an effort to keep it somewhat healthy! Ha!
[Images via WENN.]
Tags: blake lively, connecticut, deborah anns sweet shoppe, delicious, ice cream, ridgefield, ridgefield downtown holiday stroll, romantic, ryan reynolds, scarjo, scarlett johansson

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Hydrographic Printing is a technique of transferring colored inks on a film to the surface of an object. The film is placed on water and activated with a chemical that allows it to adhere to an object being physically pushed onto it. Researchers at Zhejiang University and Columbia University have taken hydrographic printing to the next level (pdf link). In a technical paper to be presented at ACM SIGGRAPH 2015 in August, they explain how they developed a computational method to create complex patterns that are precisely aligned to the object.
Typically, repetitive patterns are used because the object stretches the adhesive film; anything complex would distort during this subjective process. It’s commonly used to decorate car parts, especially rims and grills. If you’ve ever seen a carbon-fiber pattern without the actual fiber, it’s probably been applied with hydrographic printing.
The physical setup for this hack is fairly simple: a vat of water, a linear motor attached to a gripper, and a Kinect. The object is attached to the gripper. The Kinect measures its location and orientation. This data is applied to a 3D-scan of the object along with the desired texture map to be printed onto it. A program creates a virtual simulation of the printing process, outputting a specific pattern onto the film that accounts for the warping inherent to the process. The pattern is then printed onto the film using an ordinary inkjet printer.
The tiger mask is our personal favorite, along with the leopard cat. They illustrate just how complex the surface patterns can get using single or multiple immersions, respectively. This system also accounts for objects of a variety of shapes and sizes, though the researchers admit there is a physical limit to how concave the parts of an object can be. Colors will fade or the film will split if stretched too thin. Texture mapping can now be physically realized in a simple yet effective way, with amazing results.


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Decrypt’s Art, Fashion, and Entertainment Hub.
A founding member of the Libra Association, New York-based blockchain company Bison Trails, today announced that it has secured $25.5 million in a Series A funding found led by Blockchain Capital.
Amongst other participants were Coinbase, Consensys (which funds an editorially independent Decrypt) and Galaxy Digital. The funding round follows Bison Trails’ $5.3 million raise last November.
Bison Trails creates blockchain infrastructure for protocols and blockchains. Its infrastructure helps launch and manage available, geographically distributed nodes on a host of blockchain networks including Algorand, Tezos, and potentially in the future, Libra, the controversial stablecoin network led by Facebook. In fact, Bison Trails paid $10 million for the privilege of taking part in the Libra Association, which has been widely slammed by regulators.
Libra isn’t the only controversial network Bison Trails has partnered with. It’s also helping provide the infrastructure for TON, the Telegram Open Network. TON, due to launch two weeks ago, is currently in limbo until February. Then, a New York court will settle Telegram’s spat with the SEC, who claimed that TON’s $1.7 billion ICO raise for its native currency, Grams, was illegal.
Yet, despite regulatory struggles, Bison Trails is dreaming big. "When we started building Bison Trails, we wanted to bring transparency and ease to entrepreneurs bold enough to build in a decentralized ecosystem, investors wise enough to back a nascent market, and enterprises courageous enough to commit to a technological inevitability like blockchain technology and cryptocurrency," said Joe Lallouz, CEO of Bison Trails.
The lead investor, Blockchain Capital, this week also invested in Messari, a data analytics company focused on increasing transparency in the blockchain industry.


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What is it with poets and corners anyway? Are they like cockroaches and simply prefer to hide in dark corners, to avoid being swept away by brooms or being squashed by a woman wielding a flip-flop? Eh? Daft emo scribblers!
To accompany my series of Professionals themed twaddle, I have written some suitably toe curling poetry for your reading pleasure. First up, a poem about my mum’s favourite; curly haired, pert waisted Ray Doyle.
A Cherub in Beige Slacks
Raymond Doyle is a sensitive chap,
He reads all kind of philosophical crap.
Listening to his LPs of Mantovani,
He’ll make you a cracking lamb biryani.
A dead eyed shot and a karate master,
No-one can run through a warehouse faster;
With bouncing curls and sardonic air,
And that weird cheekbone that just shouldn’t be there.
He’s fond of shades and lemon shirts,
And classy girls in maxi skirts.
A charming boy, unless shouting at Cowley;
When you find his voice gets all deep and growly.
Though he works for the government, he ain’t that patriotic.
He’s just far too busy being homo-erotic.
You see, he and his partner are truly devoted;
All that unnecessary touching should definitely be noted.
So hot-headed Doyle, with your morals and doubts,
With your giggles and big-eyed angelic pouts,
The thing that’s become very clear to me
You’re a scruffy, bruised cherub in a Ford Capri.

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Contents (2011 - 674)Skip to content
Work Health and Safety Regulation 2011
Repealed version for 1 July 2017 to 31 August 2017 (accessed 28 January 2020 at 11:58)
Division 4 Safety case
560 Safety case must be provided
The operator of a determined major hazard facility must provide the regulator with a completed safety case for the major hazard facility, that has been prepared in accordance with clause 561, within 24 months after the facility was determined to be a major hazard facility.Maximum penalty:(a) in the case of an individual—$3,600, or(b) in the case of a body corporate—$18,000.
(1) The operator must prepare the safety case in accordance with the safety case outline prepared or altered under this Division.(2) A safety case must contain the following:(a) a summary of the identification conducted under clause 554, including a list of all major incidents identified,(b) a summary of the safety assessment conducted under clause 555,(c) a summary of the major hazard facility’s emergency plan,(d) a summary of the major hazard facility’s safety management system,(e) a description of any arrangements made in relation to the security of the major hazard facility,(f) a description of the consultation with workers that took place under clause 575 in the preparation of the safety case,(g) the additional matters specified in Schedule 18.(3) The safety case must include any further information that is necessary to ensure that all information contained in the safety case is accurate and up to date.(4) A safety case must demonstrate:(a) that the major hazard facility’s safety management system will, once implemented, control risks arising from major incidents and major incident hazards, and(b) the adequacy of the measures to be implemented by the operator to control risks associated with the occurrence and potential occurrence of major incidents.(5) The operator must include in the safety case a signed statement that:(a) the information provided under subclauses (1) and (2) is accurate and up to date, and(b) as a consequence of conducting the safety assessment, the operator has a detailed understanding of all aspects of risk to health and safety associated with major incidents that may occur, and(c) the control measures to be implemented by the operator:(i) will eliminate the risk of a major incident occurring, so far as is reasonably practicable, and(ii) if it is not reasonably practicable to eliminate the risk of a major incident occurring—will minimise the risk so far as is reasonably practicable, and(iii) in the event of a major incident occurring—will minimise its magnitude and the severity of its health and safety consequences so far as is reasonably practicable, and(d) all persons to be involved in the implementation of the safety management system have the knowledge and skills necessary to enable them to carry out their role safely and competently.(6) If the operator is a body corporate, the safety case must be signed by the most senior executive officer of the body corporate who resides in this jurisdiction.
562 Co-ordination for multiple facilities
(1) The regulator may require the operators of 2 or more major hazard facilities to co-ordinate the preparation of the safety cases for their major hazard facilities if the regulator is satisfied on reasonable grounds that such co-ordination is necessary in the interests of the safe operation and effective safety management of any or all of those major hazard facilities.(2) If the regulator requires the co-ordinated preparation of safety cases, each operator must provide the other operators with information concerning any circumstances at the operator’s facility that could constitute a major incident hazard in relation to any of the other major hazard facilities.Maximum penalty:(a) in the case of an individual—$3,600, or(b) in the case of a body corporate—$18,000.(3) In complying with this clause, the operator is not required to disclose information that may expose the major hazard facility to a major incident hazard in relation to the security of the major hazard facility.
The operator of a determined major hazard facility must review and as necessary revise the major hazard facility’s safety case after any review is conducted under clause 559.Maximum penalty:(a) in the case of an individual—$3,600, or(b) in the case of a body corporate—$18,000.Note.The operator of a licensed major hazard facility is required to notify the regulator of any change in relation to certain information about the licence (see clause 588).

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|Publication number||US3608457 A|
|Publication date||Sep 28, 1971|
|Filing date||Jul 10, 1969|
|Priority date||Jul 10, 1969|
|Publication number||US 3608457 A, US 3608457A, US-A-3608457, US3608457 A, US3608457A|
|Inventors||Hunter P Barker|
|Original Assignee||Commercial Decal Inc|
|Export Citation||BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan|
|Referenced by (15), Classifications (8)|
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet|
Sept: 1971 P. BARKER PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS 4 Sheets-Sheet 1 Filed JulyflO, 1969 MR m A W m '0 W Rm 1 E H v r P N E, U H m w m TOE - Sept. 28, 1971 BARKER 3,608,457
. PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS Filed July 10, 1969 I 4 Sheets-Sheet 2 INVENTOR. HUNTER P. BARKER FIG. 2
Marc, LeFsvm 3 Mg ATTURNEYJ' H. P. BARKER PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS Sept. 2-8, 1971 4 Sheets-Sheet 5 Filed July 10, 1969 INVENTOR. HUNTER P. BARKER MARCH, LeFsvm 81 WYATT .arronueys States tent Ofice 3,608,457 Patented Sept. 28, 1971 3,608,457 PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS Hunter P. Barker, Larchmont, N.Y., assignor to Commercial Decal, Inc., Mount Vernon, N.Y. Filed July 10, 1969, Ser. No. 840,659 Int. Cl. G03b 35/08 US. CI. 95-18 7 Claims ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE A novel three-dimensional photographic apparatus which is light, compact and readily portable to a photographic location. The device comprises a camera and a mounting therefor, the mounting being designed to move the camera through an arc of a continuous radius while maintaining the optical axis of the camera lens at all times perpendicular to the vertical axis of the film.
The camera is mounted on a carriage which is in turn mounted pivotally on a carriage mount which is linked by a series of lever arms to a supporting platform such that when moved through an arcuate path, the camera remains centered on its focus object throughout the movement. The linking means also maintains the optical axis of the camera lens perpendicular to the film throughout its arcuate movement on the supporting platform.
DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION This invention relates to three-dimensional photography.
Particularly the invention relates to photographic cameras which are adapted for three-dimensional photography and the mounting mechanism therefor.
More particularly the invention relates to a novel apparatus for three-dimensional photography which is completely portable, light and can be readily disassembled, carried to the desired photographic object and quickly and efficiently reassembled for use.
A three-dimensional photographic image may be described broadly as a composite image containing interlineated views of an object field as seen from a plurality of points of view. More specifically a three-dimensional or lenticular image is a composite image composed of a plurality of lineated panels, different panels representing dilferent portions of the object field on which the camera is focussed; a single panel of the plurality of lineated panels containing a lineated image of a single portion of said object field as seen from a plurality of points of view. Generally speaking any portion of the object field lying in the principal plane on which the camera is focussed will be recorded in only one panel of the lineated image while portions lying in planes further removed from the principal plane, or plane of focus, will be recorded in more than one of the lineated panels.
The art of three-dimensional photography has been well developed in recent years and a number of devices have been developed for producing lineated images by moving the camera in an are about a chosen point in the object field. The usual film in the camera is exposed through a lenticular screen which is immediately adjacent to the sensitive plate or film and the lenticular screen in the film is moved relative to each other during the movement of the camera through its arc. The length of travel of the camera film with respect to the lenticular screen is normally coordinated so that adjacent lineated panels just touch adjacent panels without overlapping.
It is to be seen that arrangements for the coordinated movement of the lenticular screen with respect to the sensitive film calls for highly complicated equipment and the resulting apparatus is normally bulky and complicated such that it has been further advantageous to bring the object field to be photographed to the studio where the camera is installed with the concominant limitation upon the three-dimensional photography. With the instant invention there is provided a photographic apparatus which obviates the above enumerated objection in that the apparatus is simple in construction, light and thereby easily portable from one location to another.
It is a further object of the invention to provide a three-dimensional photographic apparatus which is simple in construction and which is automatic in its operational techniques after preliminary adjustments are made.
A still further-object of the invention is to provide a three-dimensional photographic apparatus which has a high degree of flexibility with respect to the photographing range, that is, with respect to the distance of the object field from the camera itself.
Another object of the invention is to provide a threedimensional photographic camera and mounting therefor which moves automatically and at a constant speed through the desired arcuate path.
Another object of the invention is to provide a threedimensional photographic apparatus which maintains the optical axis of the camera lens perpendicular to the vertical axis of the camera film at all times during move ment along the desired arcuate path.
Another object of the invention is to provide such an apparatus with automatic opening and shutting of the camera lens shutter at the desired points along the arcuate movement of the camera.
Other and still further objects of the invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art as the description proceeds.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF INVENTION The improved apparatus of this invention comprises the usual camera with which the art is familiar and which comprises essentially a lens equipped with the usual shutter mechanism and held in a lens mounting frame, a bellows arrangement for shielding the film from extraneous light and a film holder adapted to receive the inserted film clip containing the usual photographic film or sensitive plate, a lenticular screen interposed closely adjacent to said sensitive film and the usual cover for both the lenticular screen and the sensitive film.
The camera proper is mounted on a camera carriage which is equipped with some form of focussing mechanism to enable the object image to be focussed at the proper point on the sensitized film by moving the lens closer to or further from the film. A normal arrangement of a serrated track or a track operating upon friction principles with a locking mechanism may be used.
The camera carriage on which the camera is mounted, normally in fixed relation with the exception of the lens frame, is mounted on a camera carriage mounting device such that the camera carriage is free to pivot about a point which is normally toward the rear of the camera carriage. Thus, the camera carriage is adapted to the camea carriage mounting at one pivot point and is free to swivel about this point in a manner to be described below.
- The camera carriage mount rests upon and is supported by a supporting platform and is linked to the supporting platform by means of two lever arms extending from the rear of the camera carriage mount where they are pivotally attached to the front of the supporting platform where they are also pivotally attached. The two attaching lever arms or linking means thus allow the camera carriage mount, the camera carriage, and the camera to be swung in an arcuate path upon the supporting platform. Friction reducing means is interposed between the bottom side of the camera carriage mount and the supporting platform and may take the form of roller bearings, small wheels,
or any other device known to the art for reducing friction and allowing the arcuate movement to occur without undue resistance.
A third lever arm or linking means is pivotally attached to the front of the supporting platform and tothe rear and one side of the camera carriage. This lever arm controls the camera carriage during its arcuate movement so that the sensitive film is maintained in a plane whose vertical axis is perpendicular to the line from the principal object through the lens and to the camera film. This movement is brought about by virtue of the linking means causing the camera carriage to pivot about its pivotal point of attachment to the camera carriage mount as it swings through its arcuate path.
The supporting platform is attached by means of adjusting mechanism to the normal camera tripod stand to permit universal adjustment of the supporting platform with respect to either height or direction in relation to the object being photographed. These tripod adjusting means are those which are standard in the industry and form no part of the inventive concept.
In order to diversify the object distances for which the camera may be used the forward pivotal attachment of the three lever arms described above may be adjusted in an arcuate path which effectively increases or decreases the radius of the arcuate movement of the camera. The two-lever arms which attach the supporting platform to the camera carriage mount are normally adapted to be adjusted with the same adjusting mechanism whereas the third-.lever arm which links the camera carriage with the supporting platform is adjusted along its forward pivotal point in an arc with a separate adjustment.
The apparatus of the invention is provided with a means for moving the camera on its arcuate traverse at a continuous rate. These camera moving means may be any of the methods with which the art is familiar, such as a continuous connection such as a cord running from one side of the camera carriage through a pulley mechanism around the spindle of a constant speed electric motor through a pulley on the opposite side of the supporting platform and back to the other side of the camera carriage. When the motor is in operation the cord is wound in one direction and the camera is pulled through its arcuate traverse.
The supporting platform is also equipped with a pair of electrical switches. These switches are adjustable with respect to the distance between them. The switches are designed so that they are electrically connected to or make and break an electric circuit which operates the camera shutter. One of the switches opens the shutter and the other closes it so that, given a constant rate of movement of the camera and its mounting means, there is a direct relationship between the distance the two switches are apart and the time of exposure of the film. The switches make contact and complete an electrical circuit with a corresponding triggering device that is disposed on the camera carriage mounting means which is electrically connected to the shutter tripping mechanism in a manner 'known to the art.
The camera and its mounting means is actuated through its arcuate path by means of a propelling mechanism which may be adapted to suit the particular circumstances of the required movement.
In one embodiment of the invention a constant speed electric motor is mounted on the levers or underneath side of the supporting platform. This constant speed motor is equipped with a variable speed drive mechanism adapted to the driving mechanism by a connecting means such as a cord or the like which is in turn attached to each side of the camera carriage, normally through a pulley which is set into the edges of the supporting platform. Thus when the motor is in operating and the connecting cord attached to the camera carriage the cord is wound on a spindle and the force transferred to the camera carriage. Normally the electrical switch which crosses the camera shutter 4 also breaks the electrical circuit causing the operation of the constant speed motor and the movement of the camera along its arcuate path to stop.
DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The invention will be more clearly explained by reference to the drawings in which:
FIG. 1 is a fragmentary plan view of one embodiment of the apparatus of this invention showing the camera in position and showing in solid lines the position of apparatus at the beginning of its arcuate movement and in dotted lines the apparatus at the end of its arcuate ath;
p FIG. 2 is a plan view of another embodiment of the invention showing in more detail a preferred embodiment;
FIG. 3 is a plan view of the underneath side of the apparatus of FIG. 2;
FIG. 4 is an end view of the apparatus of FIG. 2;
FIG. 5 is a view in cross section of the apparatus taken along the lines 5-5 of FIG. 2;
FIG. 6 is a view in cross section taken along the lines 66 of FIG. 2;
FIG. 7 is a partial cross section taken "along the lines 77 of FIG. 2; and
FIG. 8 is an enlarged view of one portion of apparatus showing in more detail one embodiment of a roller mechanism used to reduce friction as the camera and its mounting mechanism moves across the supporting platform.
Turning now to the drawings, and with special reference 'to FIG. 1, numeral 10 indicates a camera mechanism which is supported by camera carriage 11. The camera is provided with a lens board or lens holding means 12 with a lens 13 mounted therein. Lens 13 is provided with a shutter mechanism which is adapted to be electrically controlled and the shutter mechanism and the shutter controlling means, which are not shown, may be any of the well-known shutter mechanisms with which the art is familiar.
Bellows 14 represents the ordinary type of camera bellows adapted to exclude extraneous light from the camera per se and is attached to the lens holding means .12 and, at an end remote from lens holding means, to the back 15 of the camera in a known manner.
Back 15 is equipped with the usual film holding means which is adapted to position a sensitive film and in immediate proximity thereto a lenticular screen with the usual film holding plate cover adapted to exclude light from the film until the apparatus is adjusted in position and ready to become operative. The film holding means, the sensi tive film, the lenticular screen, are represented graphically at 33, but since these devices are well-known in the art they are not shown in detail.
The camera 10 and the camera carriage 11 are attached to a camera carriage mounting means 21. The camera carriage is attached to a camera carriage mounting means 21 by means of pivoting means 24. The camera carriage mount 21 is in turn attached to supporting platform 16 by means of lever arms 17 and 18. Lever arm 17 is attached to supporting platform 16 at the forward end thereof by means of pivot 19. Lever arm 18 is attached to supporting platform 16 at the forward end thereof by means of pivot 20. The opposite or rear ends of lever arms 17 and 18 are attached to the camera carriage mount by means of pivots 22 and 23, respectively.
A third lever arm 25 is attached to supporting platform 16 at the forward end thereof by means of pivot 26. The opposite end of lever 25'is attached to an extension 15A of the back 15 of the camera by means of pivot 27.
In the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 the lens board or lens holding means 12 has an extension 12A which is connected by means of pivot 28 to lever 30. The other end of lever 30 is attached to the back 15 of camera 10 by means of pivot 31. The length of lever 30 is adjusted so as to maintain the optical axis of lens 13 substantially perpendicular to the sensitive film in the back 15 of the camera throughout any arcuate movement thereof.
In the operation of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 camera is focussed on an object by traverse movement of lens holding means 12 along camera carriage 11 until the image of the object is exactly in focus on the surface of the sensitive film at the back of the camera. Normally this focussing operating is done with the camera in the center of its arcuate path. The camera and its mounting means is moved to its initial starting position as shown in this embodiment in solid lines at the left-hand side of the drawing. The camera and its mounting apparatus is then moved to the right from its initial starting position by being swung about pivots 19 and 20 along an arcuate path upon supporting platform 16. During the arcuate movement lever arm 25 is moved and causes the back to swing about its pivot 24 until it reaches the position shown to the right of the drawing in the dotted lines. Lever 30 by virtue of its pivotal attachment at 31 and 28 maintains the optical axis of lens 13 at all times perpendicular to the vertical axis of the film in the back 15 of the camera. During the arcuate movement and for the desired period of time the shutter mechanism positioned between the object and lens 13 is opened, thus permitting the image to be recorded on the sensitive film through the lenticular screen, which is positioned between the film and the lens. The use of the lenticular superimposed immediately adjacent to sensitive film creates the plurality of lineated panels immediately behind each single lenticular of the screen, as was explained above, different lineated panels representing different portions of the object field on which the camera is focussed and resulting in the desired three-dimensional photograph.
Turning now to another embodiment of the invention and with particular reference to FIG. 2 there is shown in top plan view the apparatus with the camera removed. Reference numeral 40 indicates a serrated track by means of which lens holding means 12 may be moved for the focussing of the camera when it is in position. The rear of the camera, that is to say, film board 15, is normally attached to the camera carriage by the use of screws in back 15 operating in screw threaded receiving means 42 and 44. Knurled knobs 46 and 48 anchor the back of camera 15 in position on camera carriage 11.
In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 2 through 8, the forward ends of lever arms 17, 1-8 and 25 are attached to adjustable pivot points 19, and 26, respectively, which are adapted to be adjusted in arcuate slots 50, 52 and 54. As was explained above, the adjustment of the forward end pivots of the lever arms lends to the utility of the apparatus of the invention since these adjustments enable the camera to be focussed on image objects in an infinite number of positions.
The mechanisms by which this arcuate adjustment is accomplished is shown in more detail in FIGS. 6 and 7.
Turning specifically to FIG. 7, there is shown the forward end of lever arm operating about its pivot 26. Pivot 26 is an integral part of lever arm 25 and is adapted to be inserted in a pivoting block 56. As an integral part of pivoting block 56 a threaded nut 58 is adapted to cooperate with threaded rod 60 which is actuated by knurled knob 62. When knob 62 is rotated it in turn rotates threaded rod 60 and by co-action with nut 58 pivot block 56 is moved along rod 60 according to the direction of rotation. This effectively moves pivot 26 and the forward end of lever arm 25 in the destired direction. With respect to the forward ends of lever arms 17 and 18 a similar arrangement is provided by means of threaded nuts 64 and 68, which operate in conjunction with threaded rod 70. In this instance, however, threaded rod 70* actuated by means of knurled knob 72 contains two separate threaded portions divided by an unthreaded portion shown at 74. This arrangement is provided so that when knurled knob 72 is turned in one direction the threaded nuts 64 and 68 move in opposite directions either bringing the forward ends of lever arms 17 and 18 together uniformly or apart by the same amount. Thus, by a rotation in one direction of knurled knob 72 the upward ends of lever arms 17 and 18 are simultaneously brought nearer together or extended further apart, which effectively decreases or increases the radius of the arcuate movement of the camera carriage mounting means about the focal point of the object being photographed. A concomitant adjustment of the forward end of lever arm 25 by means of knurled knob 62 effectively controls the movement of the back of the camera such that the desired lineated panel is obtained on the sensitive film without overlap and without undesirable spacing.
As was stated above the camera carriage mounting means moves in an arcuate path upon supporting platform 16. Frictional contact between mounting means 21 and the supporting platform 16 is reduced by methods known to the art and in the embodiment shown in FIG. 8 by a recessed ball bearing 76, which is fixed in mounting means 21 and results in point contact with supporting platform 16.
The camera carriage mounting means, the camera carriage and the camera 10 are moved throughout the arcuate path in the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 by means of a variable speed electrical motor 78, which drives by means of a belt '80 a variable speed drive 82. Wound around a spindle of variable speed drive 82 is a connecting means such as cord 84 which passes through a frictional reducing mechanism such as pulley 86 andis attached to opposite sides of carriage 11 as shown in FIG. 2. Rotation of variable speed drive 82 causes cord 84 to wind in the desired direction, thus moving the camera through its desired arcuate path.
In order to obtain the desired three-dimensional photograph the sensitive film must be exposed throughout a portion of the movement of the camera about the focal point of the object image for the desired period of time. In the embodiment of this invention shown in FIGS.v 2-8 this exposure is brought about by means of a pair of electrical switches which are movably disposed, as shown in FIG. 3, along slots 88 and 90 in supporting platform 16. Switches 92 and 94 extend upwardly through slots 88 and 90, shown from the top in FIG. 2, and are adjusted either closer together or further apart by means of rotation of knurled knobs 96 and 98. Rotation of knurled knob 96 revolves threaded rod 100, which moves threaded nut 102 along threaded rod 100, thus mo'ving switch 94 along slot 88. The closer switches 92 and 94 are positioned the shorter the exposure time, and vice versa. The switches are electrically connected to the shutter mechanism previously described and actuate the electrical circuit by means of contacting a switching mechanism on the underneath side of camera mounting means 21. In the preferred embodiment of the invention switch 94 operates to both close the camera shutter and to break the electrical circuit which operates variable speed motor 78 and thus stopping the arcuate movement of the camera as well.
To summarize briefly, the instant invention relates to a novel three-dimensional photographic apparatus which is light, compact and readily portable to a photographic location. The apparatus comprises the usual 3-D camera mounted upon a camera carriage which is in turn mounted on a camera carriage mounting means such that the camera and the camera carriage is free to pivot on the mounting device. A pair of lever arms attach the camera' carriage mounting means to a supporting platform so that the camera, the camera carriage and the camera carriage mounting means are free to pivot about an object in an arcuate path. The back of the camera is connected to a supporting platform by means of a third lever arm and is adapted to maintain the vertical axis of the back of the camera perpendicular to the object image throughout its arcuate movement. The forward ends of all three lever arms are adjustable in an arcuate path so that the camera may be focussed upon an object image at varying distances from the camera lens.
The device is provided with automatic means for moving the camera throughout its arcuate path and means for automatically opening and closing the shutter of the camera for the desired time as it moves along its arcuate path.
What is claimed is:
1. An apparatus for three-dimensional photography which comprises:
a camera including means to record lenticular images;
carriage means upon which said camera is mounted;
mounting means for said carriage means pivotally connected thereto;
a supporting platform for said carriage mounting means;
said carriage means and said carriage mounting means adapted to be moved in an arcuate manner on said supporting platform; means pivotally linking said carriage mounting means to said supporting means; i
said linking means being adapted such that when said carriage means and said carriage mounting means are moved arcuately, said carriage means maintains said camera aimed at an original focus point throughout said arcuate movement.
2. An apparatus according to claim 1 wherein said linking means are adjustably connected to said supporting platform.
3. An apparatus according to claim 1 wherein said linking means are arcuately adjustably connected to said supporting platform.
4. An apparatus according to claim 1 wherein said supporting platform is provided with a pair of adjustable electrically operated switch means adapted to open and close an electrical circuit to operate the camera shutter when contracted.
5. An apparatus for three-dimensionally photography which comprises:
a camera adapted to record lenticular images;
carriage means upon which said camera is mounted provided with means for focussing said camera on an object;
carriage mounting means, upon which said carriage means is pivotally mounted;
said carriage mounting means linked to said supporting platform by two lever arms pivotally attached to both said carriage mounting means and said supporting platform;
said carriage means linked to said supporting platform by one lever arm pivotally attached to both said supporting platform and said carriage means;
said supporting platform equipped with a pair of switching means electrically connected to a power source and adapted to complete and interrupt an electrical circuit opening and closing the shutter of said camera;
said supporting platform also equipped with means to move said camera, said camera carriage and said carriage mounting means along an arcuate path on said supporting platform at a constant rate.
6. An apparatus according to claim 5 wherein said carriage means linking arm and said carriage mounting means linking arms are pivotally attached to said supporting platform by adjustable pivot means.
7. An apparatus according to claim 5 wherein said moving means includes a constant speed electric motor connected to each side of said carriage mounting means by connecting means.
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PADUCAH, KY (KFVS) - A Kevil, Kentucky man is accused of pointing a gun at a taxi driver.
Shane A. Roeller, 21, was arrested on charges of alcohol intoxication in a public place, carrying a concealed weapon and theft of services.
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Sunday, October 25, 2020 | 7:20 PM
A trio of WPIAL championship teams from Westmoreland County will compete this week for state titles.
The Franklin Regional boys and Greensburg Central Catholic girls golf teams, and the Latrobe girls tennis team are in the PIAA postseason.
Franklin Regional, which captured its first WPIAL title last week as it edged past defending state champion Fox Chapel, will compete against other district champions Unionville (District 1), Abington Heights (2), Wilson (3), Cathedral Prep (10) and Liberty (11) on Monday at Heritage Hills Resort in York.
Greensburg Central Catholic will try to defend its PIAA title this week in York.
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Penn-Trafford softball’s Denny Little was named the National Federation of State High School Associations Pennsylvania Coach of the Year for 2019-20. Little guided the Warriors to a PIAA Class 5A championship in 2019.
The announcement came from the PIAA.
The WPIAL will announce girls volleyball playoff pairings Monday.
Westmoreland teams to clinch spots include Penn-Trafford, Latrobe and Norwin in Class AAAA; Franklin Regional in Class AAA, Ligonier Valley in Class AA; and Greensburg Central Catholic in Class A.
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Norwin likely will not compete because it had to quarantine for 14 days after possible covid-19 exposure. The quarantine will last until Nov. 2, so the Knights will probably be replaced in their first-round match.
WPIAL executive director Amy Scheuneman said the league could take the next-place team from Norwin’s section to the playoffs.
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The decision on who gets in, Scheuneman said, will be made Monday when the committee meets.
Norwin senior Sal Cerilli will continue his golf career at Pitt-Johnstown. He also considered Robert Morris, Penn State Altoona and Washington & Jefferson.
Cerilli helped lead Norwin to its best season — a section co-title and a trip to the WPIAL finals.
• Derry baseball player Josh Ulery will play at Pitt-Johnstown. A middle infielder, Ulery also did some pitching for the Trojans and was one of their more dependable get-on-base players.
• Norwin senior baseball player Dylan Perry announced he will play at Kaskaskia, a junior college in Centralia, Ill.
Bill Beckner Jr. is a Tribune-Review Staff Writer. You can contact Bill by email at firstname.lastname@example.org or via Twitter .
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