The Christie Eclipse 4K RGB pure laser projector produces true HDR imagery with a previously unimaginable contrast ratio of up to 20,000,000:1. Combining true HDR performance with an expansive color gamut approaching the full Rec. 2020 / Rec. 2100 color space, Eclipse provides an unparalleled visual experience. Audiences are immersed in a degree of detail and depth of color that have never before been possible in any Pro-AV projection system. Before you begin any firmware / software installation, please ensure that you’ve read any accompanying documentation. Contact our technical support center or your Christie Sales Manager if you require more information or assistance. Provides information about the replacement card cage software version for the Christie Eclipse, Christie M RGB Series, Griffyn Series, and Sapphire 4K40-RGBH projectors.Contact Christie technical support or your Christie Sales Manager if you require more information. Provides information about maintenance schedules for products in environments with higher than normal contaminant levels for the products listed below.Contact Christie technical support or your Christie Sales Manager if you require more information. Provides technical information on the range of available input selections for the TruLife+ projectors listed below. Contact Christie technical support or your Christie Sales Manager if you require more information. Provides installation, operation, maintenance, and trouble-shooting information for the Christie Conductor software. Contact Christie technical support or your Christie Sales Manager if you require more information. Featuring laser illumination in white or black projector color options, the Christie DWU880-GS 1DLP projector eliminates the need for lamp and filter replacements, providing 20,000 hours of life. Its small footprint, light weight, quiet operation, full suite of lenses and 24/7 operation durability makes this projector ideal for higher education, places of worship, conferences and smaller location-based entertainment venues. This model is also offered in a TAA-compliant variant. And the DWU880-GS comes with a 5-year warranty for extra peace of mind. This PDF product brochure outlines key features, specifications and uses for the Christie DWU880-GS, DWU1100-GS and DWU1400-GS. Please refer to the information presented on the Christie website, or speak to your Christie representative, for the confirmation of installation-critical specifications and features. Provides procedures instructions for installing the Christie One Mount or Christie One Mount Plus and optional accessories to mount Christie projectors to a ceiling or truss for the projectors listed below.Contact Christie technical support or your Christie Sales Manager if you require more information. 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A projector or image projector is an optical device that projects an image (or moving images) onto a surface, commonly a projection screen. Most projectors create an image by shining a light through a small transparent lens, but some newer types of projectors can project the image directly, by using lasers. A virtual retinal display, or retinal projector, is a projector that projects an image directly on the retina instead of using an external projection screen. The most common type of projector used today is called a video projector. Video projectors are digital replacements for earlier types of projectors such as slide projectors and overhead projectors. These earlier types of projectors were mostly replaced with digital video projectors throughout the 1990s and early 2000s,[1] but old analog projectors are still used at some places. The newest types of projectors are handheld projectors that use lasers or LEDs to project images. Projectors can be roughly divided into three categories, based on the type of input. Some of the listed projectors were capable of projecting several types of input. For instance: video projectors were basically developed for the projection of prerecorded moving images, but are regularly used for still images in PowerPoint presentations and can easily be connected to a video camera for real-time input. The magic lantern is best known for the projection of still images, but was capable of projecting moving images from mechanical slides since its invention and was probably at its peak of popularity when used in phantasmagoria shows to project moving images of ghosts. There probably existed quite a few other types of projectors than the examples described below, but evidence is scarce and reports are often unclear about their nature. Spectators did not always provide the details needed to differentiate between for instance a shadow play and a lantern projection. Many did not understand the nature of what they had seen and few had ever seen other comparable media. Projections were often presented or perceived as magic or even as religious experiences, with most projectionists unwilling to share their secrets. Joseph Needham sums up some possible projection examples from China in his 1962 book series Science and Civilization in China[3] The earliest projection of images was most likely done in primitive shadowgraphy dating back to prehistory. Shadow play usually does not involve a projection device, but can be seen as a first step in the development of projectors. It evolved into more refined forms of shadow puppetry in Asia, where it has a long history in Indonesia (records relating to Wayang since 840 CE), Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, China (records since around 1000 CE), India and Nepal. Projectors share a common history with cameras in the camera obscura. Camera obscura (Latin for “dark room”) is the natural optical phenomenon that occurs when an image of a scene at the other side of a screen (or for instance a wall) is projected through a small hole in that screen to form an inverted image (left to right and upside down) on a surface opposite to the opening. The oldest known record of this principle is a description by Han Chinese philosopher Mozi (ca. 470 to ca. 391 BC). Mozi correctly asserted that the camera obscura image is inverted because light travels in straight lines.[citation needed] In the early 11th century, Arab physicist Ibn al-Haytham (Alhazen) described experiments with light through a small opening in a darkened room and realized that a smaller hole provided a sharper image.[citation needed] Revolving lanterns have been known in China as “trotting horse lamps” [走馬燈] since before 1000 CE. A trotting horse lamp is a hexagonal, cubical or round lantern which on the inside has cut-out silhouettes attached to a shaft with a paper vane impeller on top, rotated by heated air rising from a lamp. The silhouettes are projected on the thin paper sides of the lantern and appear to chase each other. Some versions showed some extra motion in the heads, feet and/or hands of figures by connecting them with a fine iron wire to an extra inner layer that would be triggered by a transversely connected iron wire.[6] The lamp would typically show images of horses and horse-riders. In France, similar lanterns were known as “lanterne vive” (bright or living lantern) in medieval times. and as “lanterne tournante” since the 18th century. An early variation was described in 1584 by Jean Prevost in his small octavo book La Premiere partie des subtiles et plaisantes inventions. In his “lanterne”, cut-out figures of a small army were placed on a wooden platform rotated by a cardboard propeller above a candle. The figures cast their shadows on translucent, oiled paper on the outside of the lantern. He suggested to take special care that the figures look lively: with horses raising their front legs as if they were jumping and soldiers with drawn swords, a dog chasing a hare, etcetera. According to Prevost barbers were skilled in this art and it was common to see these night lanterns in their shop windows.[7] A more common version had the figures, usually representing grotesque or devilish creatures, painted on a transparent strip. The strip was rotated inside a cylinder by a tin impeller above a candle. The cylinder could be made of paper or of sheet metal perforated with decorative patterns. Around 1608 Mathurin Rgnier mentioned the device in his Satire XI as something used by a patissier to amuse children.[8] Rgnier compared the mind of an old nagger with the lantern’s effect of birds, monkeys, elephants, dogs, cats, hares, foxes and many strange beasts chasing each other.[9] The inverted real image of an object reflected by a concave mirror can appear at the focal point in front of the mirror.[11] In a construction with an object at the bottom of two opposing concave mirrors (parabolic reflectors) on top of each other, the top one with an opening in its center, the reflected image can appear at the opening as a very convincing 3D optical illusion.[12] https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_BLPFmHo1sH4g-OgtaEeT_IZraQxK9LD/view 68cf12514e salsibi
The CAL FIRE-Office of the State Fire Marshal (OSFM) State-Certified Prescribed-Fire Burn Boss is for persons seeking Certification to plan and manage prescribed fire on State or private lands. A State-Certified Prescribed-Fire Burn Boss may possess authority to engage in a prescribed burning operation and to enter into the necessary contracts with the Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. The qualifications are documented in the State Certified Prescribed-Fire Burn Boss Certification Training Standards (CTS). A State-Certified Prescribed-Fire Burn Boss performs prescribed-fire planning, obtains state or local approval and permits, develops and implements a burn plan, monitors fire effects, maintains prescriptive requirements, and conducts an After-Action Review. This curriculum provides the initial Certification training as well as the required (annual) Continuing Education. Have you recently transitioned from a peer to the supervisor of your team? Are you leading meetings you once participated in? Or perhaps you are completing performance reviews for someone you used to grab lunch with regularly or questioning when to enact change and how to get your team on board with your vision. Buddy to Boss is an interactive, in-person training for individuals navigating the transition from peer to supervisor. This training will increase your ability to confidently lead your team through the transition by equipping you with effective tools, skills, and strategies that address common transition challenges. The Siskiyou County Prescribed Burn Association (PBA) will host a California Certified Prescribed Fire Burn Boss (CARX) training in Yreka, California from January 13th-17th, 2025. “After having spent since January working with the Siskiyou PBA, one of the limitations I’ve seen to increasing the pace and scale of private property burning in Siskiyou County is the lack of CARX burn boss capacity,” said Patricia Grantham, Coordinator of the Siskiyou PBA. “Having the Fire Marshall’s course hosted in Yreka is a tremendous opportunity to address this limitation. We need to fill the seats!” A State-Certified Prescribed-Fire Burn Boss performs prescribed-fire planning, obtains state or local approval and permits, develops and implements a burn plan, monitors fire effects, maintains prescriptive requirements, and conducts an After-Action Review. From the California Wildfire and Forest Resilience Task Force Website: Obtaining the CARX qualification also allows access to the Prescribed Fire Liability Claims Fund, which provides up to $2 million in coverage for prescribed fire projects led by a qualified burn boss or cultural practitioner. (Note: Claims fund project enrollment is also available to those holding a current NWCG RXB1 or RXB2 qualification.) We so strongly believe that puppy husbandry and training information is so important that it should be freely available to all, with the hope that dogs (and their humans) will be happier and healthier because of it. more The Educator ET-800 The Boss e-collar is the ultimate solution for dog owners who demand top-quality training tools. The large low to high power RX-120 receiver collar jumps up about 40% more powerful after level 50 and boasts an impressive 1-mile range, making it perfect for large, high-drive dogs or dogs over 25 lbs that require longer-range control. Featuring an ergonomic standard size stopwatch-style remote, this collar offers both vibration and tone options, along with 100 levels of blunt, medical-grade stimulation. Its Lock & Set feature ensures consistent performance while its low battery indicators on both the receiver collar and remote transmitter keep you informed when power levels are running low. With a two-hour quick charge LiPo batteries and waterproof design to 500ft with a floating remote, this e-collar delivers unparalleled reliability in all conditions. Plus, its night tracking light ensures maximum visibility during nighttime walks or training sessions. With such exceptional features packed into one e-collar, the high-quality Educator ET-800 The Boss is built for durability and convenience alike and the preferred e-collar by police and military K-9 Units . Don’t settle for anything less than the best when it comes to training your dog – order yours today! E-Collar Technologies is the only US manufacturer based out of Garrett, Indiana. They manufacture the highest quality remote dog training collars in the world with American workers and come with a 2-year lifetime limited warranty and free US-based support. Don’t make the same mistake made by thousands of others and trust your furry friend with cheap imported shock collars that have inconsistent stimulation levels and sticky buttons. Buy the best and keep your dollars here, not Asia. When you hold down on the tone button your dog will hear an audible beep for 1.5 seconds followed by the stimulation level that you set until the button is released giving your dog a clear message to quickly respond to your commands. The ET-800 from E-Collar Technologies ergonomically designed remote is styled like a stopwatch with a clear view of the blue backlit LCD screen and your thumb resting comfortably over the vibration/tone button and your index and middle fingers resting directly over the two stimulation buttons. Puerto Rico & other U.S territories are not eligible for free or flat-rate shipping. After you enter your shipping details on our Checkout page our system will show several FedEx, UPS & USPS options to choose from. Orders that are returned by the shipping carrier due to insufficient shipping addresses or refused by customer will incur a $25 return shipping fee that will be deducted from the refund as well as the shipping fee to the customer. Our responsibility stops when the package is delivered into your countries Customs department. At that point, its the customers responsibility to retrieve the package. The customer is responsible for return shipping fees for packages returned to us by Customs or refused by customer. If an order is returned because of an incomplete address, incorrect address, is undeliverable or refused, the customer will be required to pay the return shipping fee charged by the carrier and actual shipping cost to re-ship the item. Incorrect shipping addresses, carrier mistakes, damages during shipping, porch pirates. Packages go missing all the time. If your package goes missing, we can file a claim with the shipping carriers for you but, more often than not, these claims are denied and considered “stolen” if the carrier marks the package as “delivered”. If you believe that you received incorrect or missing items, please open up a support ticket by clicking on the chat bubble in the lower right corner of our website, log in with your order phone or email address and let us know which items are missing or incorrect. Please include a photo of the order. Please note that items must be returned in the same condition that they were shipped. Items that have been damaged by the customer such as cutting of collar straps etc may not be entitled to a refund. If you suspect the item you received is defective, please contact the manufacturer directly via the phone number listed on the back of your remote (855-326-5527) so that they can help troubleshoot over the phone with you. Contact points are the metal probes on an electronic dog training collar that come into contact with the dog’s skin. The collar delivers a small electric shock through these contact points to the dog’s neck as a form of correction. The contact points are a crucial component of electronic dog training collars as they determine the effectiveness of the collar and the dog’s comfort level. The size of the contact points is an important consideration when selecting an electronic dog training collar. Dogs come in different sizes and have different coat lengths, so it’s essential to choose the correct contact points that are appropriate for your dog’s size and coat type. It’s important to ensure that the contact points make good contact with the dog’s skin for the collar to be effective. In summary, contact points are a critical component of electronic dog training collars. The size of the contact points is an important consideration when selecting an e-collar, and they must be appropriately sized to ensure the collar is effective and comfortable for the dog. Comfort pads are made of durable brass and come in nickel-free Titanium for dogs with allergies to nickel. They are designed to fit snugly to the dogs neck, preventing any rubbing or chafing that may occur. This ensures that your dog remains comfortable and happy while wearing the e-collar. I’m starting my first day as a lifeguard tomorrow (first job) and my boss asked me to come in just under an hour early to go over a few things with regards to lifeguarding at this company. I have already completed the RedCross training, which is required to be a lifeguard and I had to pay for. If its a one time thing I would not make a fuss out of a 1 time only 1 hour over-time. You ll be quick to get judged for this, if the very first thing you ask for is this. If its a re-occurring thing of course you can ask for specifics but make sure you clear this up before hand and not after the fact. You should be compensated for every hour that you are working, and you are “working” when you can’t do what you want to do, but what your company wants you to do. During that training, you can’t do what you want to do, so you are working and should be paid. There’s the distinct possibility that you will just be paid an extra hour, or will be told to leave an hour earlier, or some companies just keep track of overtime and you will be able to take an hour off at some point. If your boss doesn’t mention anything like this, you’ll need to ask, like “Hey boss, how do you handle that hour overtime?” Asking like that you state as a fact that there was overtime making it harder for the boss to argue this should be unpaid. Then you see how things go. In the worst case you might have to decide how important the hour pay is, and how important the job. Try hard not to let anyone take advantage of you. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wMEGVCES-zsuRP-CQ1IOfb8ZFNSuk-cN/view 68cf12514e lavehel