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Posted: Jul 10 2010, 05:12 AM
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I saw something about guidelines for the wording when attributing credit. I know it is the [author]&[author] guideline, though I have seen people using things such as "modified by" or "with work from". I am currently working on some drawings for my AU which are modified forms of real ship drawings or I used a real ship as a starting point. I have basically been saying "[Author], modified by Wikipedia and Universe with work from [author(s)]". I am thinking of changing it to the standard "[author]&[author]" format, though I am wondering, would "[author]&[author]" format still be applicable even if the authors did not work on it together, such as in my case if I modified another author's drawing but it was in order to make a different design.
For example, I modified a drawing of a Virginia-class submarine, lengthening and heightening the hull, changing the bow and prop, and making several other changes to create an entirely different ship I call the "Linux-Class". I currently have the credit in the top right that reads "Wikipedia and Universe, using work from Darth Panda and MihoshiK". As stated before, this was not to update or mod the Virginia, it was extensively editing the Virginia with some work from the Jimmy Carter (also the work of Darth Panda and MihoshiK) to create a whole new ship. Should I still change it to "Darth Panda and MihoshiK and Wikipedia and Universe" and do the same for other ships, or is my wording acceptable? The reason I was hesitant is because to me, "[author]&[author]" implies that the two or however many authors worked on it together or one modified the work of another but it was still the same ship. I want to make sure I am attributing due credit, but I want to make sure I am using the proper format. |
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Posted: Jul 10 2010, 05:16 AM
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(Darth Panda & MihoshiK & Wikipedia and Universe)
It's generally known around here that the last author listed is the modifier. You shouldn't be seeing credits in the form of "Modified By" or "With Work From", because that's not how our guidelines work, and more importantly people should not be crediting that way. |
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Posted: Jul 10 2010, 05:22 AM
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Thanks. I didn't see the wrong crediting from anyone on these forums, but I saw that type of Crediting from a drawing on WikiStates. Speaking of which, I plan to start uploading my AU drawings there, and I'd like to know what the standard licensing is for Shipbucket drawings when uploading them to a Wiki such as WS.
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Posted: Jul 10 2010, 05:39 AM
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Use that, whichever one it is. {{self|cc-by-sa-3.0|GFDL}} |
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Major Exhibition Contrasts Modern Masterpieces with Official Art of the Third Reich
NEW YORK (January 3, 2014) – On March 13, 2014 Galerie New York will open the exhibition "Degenerate Art: The Attack on Modern Art in Nazi Germany, 1937." This will be the first major U.S. museum exhibition devoted to the infamous display of modern art by the Nazis since the 1991 presentation at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Exhibition Charts Birth of Abstraction, Evolution of Work that Extends Beyond Easel Painting
NEW YORK (August 2, 2013) – From October 3, 2013, to February 10, 2014, Neue Galerie New York will present Vasily Kandinsky: From Blaue Reiter to the Bauhaus, 1910-1925, an exhibition of masterworks that explores the development of Kandinsky's art over a crucial period of time: from the Blaue Reiter period into the pure abstraction and total environments of his Bauhaus years.
This exhibition is supported by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities.
Vasily Kandinsky: From Blaue Reiter to the Bauhaus, 1910-1925 is supported by a generous grant from A. Lange & Söhne.
First American Museum Retrospective Devoted to Major Viennese Artist and Designer Surveys Entire Decorative Arts Career
NEW YORK (March 27, 2013)—From May 23 to September 2, 2013, the Neue Galerie New York will present a monographic exhibition devoted to the Austrian artist, designer, and Wiener Werkstätte co-founder Koloman Moser (1868-1918).
Colorful Expressionist Works Exploring Themes of Primitivism and Modernity to Show in Tandem with Important Gift of Decorative Objects NEW YORK (January 7, 2013) — From February 7 to April 22, 2013, the Neue Galerie New York will present "German Expressionism 1900-1930: Masterpieces from the Neue Galerie Collection," an exhibition of prized works that will examine themes of primitivism and modernity, two poles of Expressionism that artists employed to free themselves from the academic conventions of the nineteenth century.
Largest-Ever American Exhibition on Swiss Artist to Include Landscapes, Self-Portraits, Symbolist Works, and Drawings NEW YORK (June 11, 2012)–From September 20, 2012, to January 7, 2013, the Neue Galerie New York will present "Ferdinand Hodler: View to Infinity," the largest American exhibition ever devoted to this major Swiss artist. The organizing curator for the Neue Galerie is Jill Lloyd, a distinguished scholar who has assembled several important shows for the museum, including "Van Gogh and Expressionism". Hodler was admired by such Austrian artists as Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele, whose work is essential to the Neue Galerie collection. The exhibition is co-organized by the Fondation Beyeler, Basel, where it will be on view from January 27 to May 26, 2013. The organizing curator for the Beyeler is Ulf Küster.
Exhibition Honors Artist with Display of Major Paintings, and Never-Before-Seen Photographs
NEW YORK (March 26, 2012) – Throughout 2012, Austria is celebrating the 150th birthday of Gustav Klimt with exhibitions devoted to his work. Several Viennese museums, including the Albertina, the Belvedere, the Kunsthistorisches, the Leopold, and the Wien Museum, are honoring different aspects of Klimt's extraordinary legacy. The Neue Galerie is joining in these celebrations with a special summer 2012 installation of his work.
Exhibition Focuses on Landscapes, Portaits and Still Lifes of Major Austrian Photographer, Alongside Works by his Important American Peers
NEW YORK (January, 19 2012)—From April 26 to August 27, 2012, the Neue Galerie New York will present "Heinrich Kuehn and His American Circle: Alfred Stieglitz and Edward Steichen," an exhibition focusing on the luminous work of this important Austrian photographer. The organizing curator for the project is Dr. Monika Faber, a distinguished scholar of photography.
Collection of Museum Co-Founder on Public View for First Time in Celebration of Neue Galerie 10th Anniversary
NEW YORK (September 23, 2011)–On October 27, 2011, Neue Galerie New York will open an exhibition devoted to the collection of its co-founder. "The Ronald S. Lauder Collection: Selections from the Third Century BC to the 20th Century/Germany, Austria, and France" will provide a rare glimpse into this private art collection. The exhibition, which also celebrates the tenth anniversary of the founding of Neue Galerie New York, will be on view through April 2, 2012.
NEW YORK (February 14, 2011)—In conjunction with the Neue Galerie's upcoming exhibition, "Vienna 1900," the museum Design Shop has collaborated with renowned textile designer Madeline Weinrib to create an exclusive kimono. Tailored from a hand-woven ikat fabric, the silk/cotton kimono is inspired by turn-of-the-century Austrian fashion, and conveys the Eastern influence on early 20th-century Viennese design.
Major Loan Exhibition of Paintings, Drawings, Decorative Arts, and Fashion to Fill All Gallery Spaces
NEW YORK (December 3, 2010)—On February 24, 2011, the Neue Galerie New York will open the exhibition "Vienna 1900: Style and Identity," including more than 150 paintings, sculpture, works on paper, fashion, and decorative art objects. Among the highlights are the paintings Hope II (Vision), 1907-08 by Gustav Klimt, Lotte Franzos, 1909, by Oskar Kokoschka, and Laughing Self-Portrait, 1908, by Richard Gerstl, and key decorative artworks by Otto Wagner, Josef Hoffmann, Koloman Moser, and Adolf Loos.
Neue Galerie New York Museum for German and Austrian Art 1048 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10028 Tel. +1 (212) 628-6200 Fax +1 (212) 628-8824

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What a story! It's so bizarre it must be true. Argo reveals a secret chapter in American and Canadian intelligence, the kind of wild tale that comes along every once in a while and takes your breath away.
Ben Affleck who stars as the CIA agent, who came up with the daredevil plan of the film, also does a masterful job of directing the unbelievable story of the so called "Canadian Caper".
In 1979 the US sheltered the Shah of Iran following the revolution in that country, which didn't sit well with the new extremist regime under the Ayatollah Khomeini. They wanted The Shah in Iran to face trial for abuses during his reign, which was brokered by the US in 1953.
Following the revolution, Americans in Iran were persona non grata and targeted when President Carter refused to cave into terrorist demands for blood. On November 4, Islamic militants stormed the US consulate in Teheran looking for Americans.
Six staffers fled out of the back door and found safe haven at the Canadian Embassy after being turned away from several others. Canadian Ambassador Ken Taylor kept them safe in his home and other locations in the city for 444 days during which time the CIA enlisted its disguise and exfiltration expert, Tony Mendez, who cooked up a the scheme to get them out.
His crazy, far reaching plan was put in place, spanning producers' offices in Hollywood, the Pentagon, the White House and the Canadian Embassy in Iran. The six hostages were to pose as Canadian filmmakers scouting Iran for shooting locations for a Star Wars type of sci-fi adventure film. The tension builds fast and hard once the preps are underway.
Set in the seventies, classic seventies film style Affleck shot it in classic seventies style, achieving a grainy, newsy vibe that adds to the tension and realism. He was reportedly inspired by the look and feel of seventies films especially All the President's Men. Affleck has a great sense of the dramatic build and by the film's you're positively breathless.
The large supporting cast is interesting and diverse, Brian Cranston, John Goodman, Alan Arkin, Tate Donovan, Clea DuVall, Kyle Chandler, Zeljko Ivanek, Farshad Farahat and Sheila Vand who plays the housemaid at the Canadian Embassy who knows what's going on and makes a dangerous decision to save lives.
Amidst the intense drama is the comic relief in the Hollywood chapters. Arkin and Goodman, who play a veteran producer and the Oscar wining makeup artist John Chambers, who had worked on Star Wars and took part in the Argo mission, open a fake studio lot office. They start to pitch, publicize and sell Argo, the fake movie, to create the appearance of the need for location scouts.
A heart stopping sequence of them being delayed in getting to the office by another production is nothing short of brilliant. The phone inside is ringing, the call on which the story turns.
That's the thing about the film. It is rich with heart stopping sequences, a wildly entertaining dramatization of an already dramatic event, and it's almost certain much of what we see never happened, but boy what a ride.
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CHENNAI: Dr. Youhanon Mar Dioscoros, Metropolitan of Madras Diocese exhorted all to donate generously to build a student chapel at Coimbatore for the benefit of Orthodox students pursuing their higher education at the Karunya University and there around. Mar Dioscoros' exhortation came out through an office order.
It is assumed that more than 200 students belonging to the Orthodox Church are studying in and around Karunya University, which is run by a protestant organization. There is no Orthodox Church or chapel in the vicinity too.
"At present only the senior students are in a position to go and attend Holy Qurbana at Churches in Coimbatore city, for the city is almost 40km away. The administration does not allow girl students to go such far distances and so is the case with junior students", said one of the senior students, who spearhead the campaign.
"The present scenario is that they (the Orthodox students) do not have a proper place to worship together and to conduct our Holy Qurbana on Sundays. These students have come up to us with a strong desire to establish a chapel near to the Karunya campus, with the hope that they all could attend the service regularly", said Dr. Mar Dioscoros in the office order dated January 10, 2010.
The Metropolitan had contacted local land owners and the expected cost to buy a piece of land will be about 1 lakh of Rupees per cent. The plan is to buy a minimum of 10 cents for the proposed chapel. Total cost of the project is projected to be about 13 lakhs of Rupees.
All well wishers can send their contributions to the account no. 13470100027739, (Federal Bank, Coimbatore) or to the address: Fr. P.J. Mathew (Vice President, OCYM/ MGOCSM Coimbatore region), St.Gregorious Orthodox church, 138 Near Modern Theatre, Yercaud main Road, Salem 636008 (Phone: 91.944.238.2306).
The Metropolitan expects all the Orthodox alumni of Karunya University, their relatives, parents and well wishers to generously contribute to this noble cause.


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US 7444878 B1 Abstract A pressure sensor (S) includes an antenna member (10) that is adapted to be resonantly responsive to a desired frequency of electromagnetic radiation (12). An inductance changing body formed from a compressible dielectric material (14) is positioned in proximity to the antenna member (10). A housing member (16) houses the antenna member (10) in a desired proximity to the compressible dielectric material (14). The compression of the dielectric material (14) changes the effective dielectric constant of the antenna (10).
Claims(4) 1. A pressure sensor comprising:
an antenna member adapted to be resonantly responsive to a desired frequency of electromagnetic radiation;
a compressible dielectric material having an effective dielectric constant positioned in proximity to the antenna member and operably connected with the antenna member for effecting a resonant frequency shift in the antenna member responsive to changes in the effective dielectric constant of the compressible dielectric material; and,
a housing member for housing the antenna member in a desired proximity to the compressible dielectric material.
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Description 1. Technical Field The invention relates to the field of pressure sensors and more particularly to a passive system measuring pressure using radar technology. 2. Background Art Radar systems and the like use the reflective properties of objects to gather information from a distance. Pressure is not something that radar can detect on its own. A pressure sensor is needed to aid radar in reading pressure. See The pressure sensor of the present invention differs from known prior art in that the present pressure sensor is a passive system measuring reflectivity of an RF or electromagnetic (EM) signal, and not just being put into an active system. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 6,919,521 to Brian L. Miller et al. discloses a pressure sensor that could be made, but fails to teach measuring pressure with an effective dielectric change causing a resonant frequency change. The '521 patent discloses changing the distance between the ground plane and the resonator, or volumetric changes, but does not actually suggest a mechanism for either changing the effective dielectric constant of the resonator or changing the distance between a permanent magnet and the resonator. Unlike the '521 patent disclosure, the present invention uses a membrane to compact a high dielectric material down so that the effective constant rises which shifts the resonant frequency. The '521 patent disclosure also teaches a dielectric filler material being used to measure changes in capacitance, but not resonant frequency shifting. When resonant frequency shifting is mentioned, the '521 patent disclosure links resonant frequency shifting with volumetric changes and proximity with the ground plane changes. Also the '521 patent fails to specify how to measure the resonant frequency shift. Also, US Published Patent Application No. 2004/0159158 A1 by Ian J. Forster (Forster) is a capacitive pressure sensor. The Forster device uses a foam dielectric to measure capacitance change and outlines attaching it to a system for measuring capacitance. An antenna is disclosed as being part of the capacitor, and further teaches that the foam could disrupt the antenna. While the above cited references introduce and disclose a number of noteworthy advances and technological improvements within the art, none completely fulfills the specific objectives achieved by this invention. In accordance with the present invention, a pressure sensor includes an antenna member that is adapted to be resonantly responsive to a desired frequency of electromagnetic radiation. A compressible dielectric material is positioned in proximity to the antenna member. A housing member houses the antenna member in a desired proximity to the compressible dielectric material. The compression of the dielectric material changes the effective dielectric constant of the antenna. In a second embodiment of the present invention, the pressure sensor includes an antenna member that is adapted to be resonantly responsive to a desired frequency of electromagnetic radiation. A magnetic body is positioned in proximity to the antenna member and is movable along an essentially perpendicular axis to the antenna member. A housing member houses the antenna member in a fixed location relative to the movable magnetic body. Radar systems generally have to cover large areas; so, a low cost widely distributable, almost disposable, pressure sensor would have a large number of military and commercial uses. Some of these uses include a highly reliable passive wireless airplane wing sensors used to detect the onset of a stall. A large number of slow falling passive wireless sensors could be dropped into a hurricane for detailed pressure readings. Customized passive pressure sensors could be used for air conditioning/ventilation system pressure balancing sensors. Threshold pressure sensors could be used to seed a ground area and determine if someone had walked or driven through recently. A large number of low cost passive pressure sensors could be dropped around a target site for blast energy indicators for battle damage assessment. The pressure sensor of the present invention could easily be integrated into active RF systems as a more cost effective alternative to micro-electromechanical systems (MEMs) pressure sensors. Another extension of the concept of the present invention could be using the pressure sensor concept to change the operating frequency of a radome structure by changing the pressure inside or outside the radome. The present resonant frequency pressure sensor measures change in RF characteristics of a foam layer applied to a microstrip when the foam is depressed or placed under pressure. One practical implementation is to create a resonant frequency on a microstrip line. When the high dielectric material is depressed the resonant frequency will shift which can be used in an oscillator as an active sensor or as part of an antenna in a passive transponder. A radar system uses a transmitter to broadcast high power electromagnetic energy, the energy strikes an object and reflects a portion and a receiver is used to measure the reflected waves. Three different antennas are used during this process: transmit antenna, receive antenna, and the object that reflects the waves acts as an antenna. The more effective that each antenna is at resonating important frequencies the better the radar system will be able to measure the reflected radiation. In a first embodiment, if a pressure change shifts the resonant frequency of the antenna a compatible receiver will be able to measure it. Alternatively, if a pressure change destroyed the antennas ability to resonate electromagnetic waves, then a radar system could detect it. So a micro-strip patch antenna will reflect a signal much better than surrounding objects. A simple patch antenna could be a micro-strip that is a quarter of a wavelength long. The reason it needs to be a quarter of a wavelength is so the incident radar signal will resonate. A resonating wave on a micro-strip patch antenna will reflect from end to end and constructively interfere with itself. Each time the wave reflects a little bit of the electromagnetic wave is transmitted back to the radar receiver. The reason the wave reflects at the end of an antenna is because of the impedance change going from antenna to air. The impedance of the micro-strip is very important to the antennas ability to resonate electromagnetic waves. A wave reflects off of a boundary when an impedance change occurs. If the wave encounters an impedance change in the middle of the antenna instead of at the end it will break up the quarter wave micro-strip into shorter segments that cannot resonate at the same frequency. The present invention is a cost expensive passive resonant pressure sensor that can measure pressure from long distances using radar technology. In a first embodiment, a micro-strip antenna resonates at a specific frequency. A radar unit sees the antenna resonance as a reflection at a certain frequency. Changing the effective dielectric constant of the micro-strip antenna shifts the resonant frequency. A low loss high dielectric foam material (Polyvinylidene Fluoride, for example) can be deposited on top of the micro-strip and is used as a mechanism for shifting the resonant frequency. When ambient pressure changes the foam compresses and raises the effective dielectric constant of the antenna. In a second embodiment, when an airplane flies over one, or many, of the pressure sensors of the present invention, the pressure sensor(s) will be able to read pressure by the reflected electromagnetic energy. The reflective properties of this resonant pressure sensor change when pressure changes. An increase in pressure will cause the antenna to change from reflecting electromagnetic energy of a certain frequency to not reflecting energy or even absorbing electromagnetic energy. This pressure sensor has no onboard electronics, so it will be a lot more reliable and cheaper to manufacture than any other sensor available. The present invention could have commercial uses in the medical industry and auto industry. In the medical industry pressure sensors could be used as a very reliable implantable pressure sensor for any type of prosthetic organ. Relating to the auto industry, the present pressure sensors could be adapted to be used to read tire pressure on cars. These and other objects, advantages and preferred features of this invention will be apparent from the following description taken with reference to the accompanying drawings, wherein is shown the preferred embodiments of the invention. A more particular description of the invention briefly summarized above is available from the exemplary embodiments illustrated in the drawing and discussed in further detail below. Through this reference, it can be seen how the above cited features, as well as others that will become apparent, are obtained and can be understood in detail. The drawings nevertheless illustrate only typical, preferred embodiments of the invention and are not to be considered limiting of its scope as the invention may admit to other equally effective embodiments. So that the manner in which the above recited features, advantages and objects of the present invention are attained can be understood in detail, more particular description of the invention, briefly summarized above, may be had by reference to the embodiment thereof that is illustrated in the appended drawings. In all the drawings, identical numbers represent the same elements. In a first embodiment, a pressure sensor S includes an antenna member 10 that is adapted to be resonantly responsive to a desired frequency of electromagnetic radiation 12. An inductance changing member formed from a compressible dielectric material 14 is positioned in proximity to the antenna member 10. A housing member 16 houses and maintains the antenna member 10 in a desired proximity to the compressible dielectric material 14, or vice versa. The compression of the dielectric material 14 represented by the transition from In a second embodiment, the pressure sensor includes an antenna member that is adapted to be resonantly responsive to a desired frequency of electromagnetic radiation. A magnetic body is positioned in proximity to the antenna member and is movable along an essentially perpendicular axis to the antenna member. A housing member houses the antenna member in a fixed location relative to the movable magnetic body. In the first embodiment, a quarter wave micro-strip antenna 10 resonates at a specific frequency based on the effective dielectric of the substrate 18 it sits on or to which it is attached. Foam 14 made of a high dielectric material 20 is basically a matrix of air (dielectric constant of 1) 22 and dielectric material (dielectric constant of 8) 20. When the foam 14 is depressed, the air displacements or pockets are squeezed or effectively replaced with dielectric material 20. The foam 14 compression increases the effective dielectric constant of the micro-strip antenna 10 changing the inductance within the antenna 10 (and consequently the impedance of the antenna 10 since inductance and impedance are related by the equation ZL=jωL, where L is the inductance in Henrys). An increase in dielectric constant will cause the resonant frequency to shift to the left in the graphs shown in The resonant pressure sensor S is made of a micro-strip antenna 10 that is chosen for its suitability for the desired RF or EM signal attached to a housing 16 with a side wall 26 made from a plastic or other suitable material appropriate for the RF frequency use. The plastic housing 16 adds some mechanical strength to the sensor S and could be bonded using a good adhesive. The foam dielectric 14 is inserted inside the plastic housing 16 before it is sealed. For this first embodiment, the foam 14 could preferably be a known open celled material to reduce temperature effects. A more cost effective, but less accurate, sensor S could use closed celled foam directly deposited onto the micro-strip 10 without any covering membrane 28. Temperature effects should be calibrated out at the receiver 24 of the EM system 24. Changing the effective dielectric constant of the micro-strip antenna 10 shifts the resonant frequency. Small changes in the effective dielectric constant generally have large impacts on the resonant frequency shifting and the inductance of the antenna 10. A low loss high dielectric foam material (Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF), for example) 20 can be deposited on top of the micro-strip 10 and is used as a mechanism for shifting the resonant frequency. When ambient pressure or other characteristics of the environment E surrounding the pressure sensor S changes, the dielectric foam 14 compresses and raises the effective dielectric constant of the antenna 10. An example would be a 18% increase in dielectric constant would still produce a significant shift in resonant frequency, such as a 6 MHz resonant frequency shift at a normal resonant frequency of approximately 20 MHz. When the pressure decreases L as is shown in In a second embodiment, changing the impedance of a micro-strip antenna 10 is as easy as moving a piece or member of Ferrite or other comparable material 40 close to the antenna 10 along an axis 42 essentially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis 44 of the antenna 10. Ferrite is a solid solution of carbon in body-centered cubic iron and is a known permanent magnet material that has a very strong magnetic field. When the magnetic or Ferrite body 40 is close to the micro-strip antenna 10, it will cause a large increase in inductance in the antenna 10. The closer the piece 40 of Ferrite is to the micro-strip 10, the more the inductance will choke off the antenna's ability to resonate. It will create an impedance discontinuity in the resonant micro-strip antenna 10. If the Ferrite member 40 is attached to a deformable membrane 28 and vacuum sealed to the back of an antenna 10, the Ferrite member 40 may move closer (a second position shown in A vacuum seal can be created by removing the air out of a chamber 30 formed in the plastic housing assembly 16 using a known technique. A vacuum seal could also be made if the membrane 28 is thermally bonded in a vacuum ambient environment. The vacuum will greatly reduce temperature effects and provide a reference pressure. The size of the piece 40 of ferrite can be used to tune the sensor. Membrane 28 flexibility is another variable used to alter the performance of the sensor S. So a more flexible membrane 28 with a larger piece 40 of ferrite would cause the antenna 10 to stop reflecting at a lower pressure, for example. The resonant pressure attenuator S is made of a micro-strip antenna 10 attached to a plastic housing 16, as in the first embodiment, with a membrane 28 sealed to a side wall member 26 of the housing 16 forming a void or chamber 30. The piece of magnetic body or Ferrite 40 is attached to the approximate center of the deformable membrane 28. When pressure increases, the Ferrite 40 moves close to the antenna 10 and greatly decreases its reflectivity. When any permanent magnet material is brought within a certain proximity of a stripline antenna, the permanent magnetic material will change the impedance of the antenna causing a shift in the resonating wave. The permanent magnet induces an increase in inductance that changes the peak of the resonating wave. A resonant frequency is a point where inductance and capacitance are somewhat in �conflict.� Adding a magnetic field will change the resonant frequency causing the resonant frequency to shift to the left as shown in the figures. The greater the magnetic field, the more the inductive component will dominate. In the sensor of the first embodiment, when the foam dielectric is compressed, capacitance is increased causing the frequency to shift to the left in the figures. Both types of sensors could be used together to try and increase a frequency shift and make the frequency shift larger. The benefit of the second embodiment sensor over the foam dielectric form of the present sensor is that nothing is required to cover part or all of the reflective surface. With the foam dielectric sensor embodiment, the foam 14 is actually sitting on the reflective surface 18, which is going to present some loss to the reflected energy. Of course this is why the material selected would have a low dielectric loss tangent. Referring particularly to It should also be known that ferrite dissipates electromagnetic energy as heat and does not generally reflect energy. This reason is why ferrite will work to attenuate the reflection in the present invention. Most permanent magnetic material will reflect energy. Ferrite absorbs the energy, which is why it is used in paints to help reduce the visibility of an airplane to radar. Painting with ferrite paint reduces reflected waves and therefore the object cannot be viewed by a radar as easily. Each sensor S may be set up to have the strongest reflection close to a specific pressure. For example, one sensor S will reflect the strongest at 1 atm. If multiple sensors S are used at the same time, each sensor S would need a strong reflection at a different resonant frequency. Other sensors S could be used at the same time to have the strongest reflection at 1.25 atm. The other sensors S would need to reflect different frequencies strongly. Additionally, the present sensor S measures a resonant frequency as a reflection to a radar receiver 24. The previously known sensors measure resonant frequency as a frequency shift unlike the present invention. The present sensor S may be easier to manufacture than the prior sensors. Also, the present invention would have no need for an on-board power supply. The foregoing disclosure and description of the invention are illustrative and explanatory thereof, and various changes in the size, shape and materials, as well as in the details of the illustrated construction may be made without departing from the spirit of the invention. Patent Citations
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posted on Mar, 3 2004 @ 01:06 PM
The topic for this debate is "
It is moral to steal from the rich to give to the poor.
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Each debator will have one opening statement each. This will be followed by 3 alternating replies each. There will then be one closing statement each and no rebuttal.
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This debate is now open, good luck to both of you.
posted on Mar, 4 2004 @ 12:13 AM
I would like to again thank Kano for organizing and moderating this debate as well as the 11 Judges who are donating their time. Congratulations to my debate opponent Genya for winning a very well done first round.
Debating in the affirmative,
�It is moral to steal from the rich to give to the poor�
In opening I want to point out to the Judges and Genya how narrowly defined the debate is due to the use of the specific word �steal� in the subject given for this debate.
The usage of �steal� rather than a word such as �take� has definitely precluded any distracting discussions of socio-political-economic policy, income redistribution schemes by governmental or social fiat, redistribution by class action lawsuits and philanthropy.
This is a straightforward debate about an action (stealing) that is justified by a higher moral need. Stealing from the rich to give to the poor can and will be shown as a superior moral path to the right injustice of an amoral society valuing materialism over paternalism.
An individual can commit moral acts even though the norms of society may judge otherwise, that rational people, given a certain set of circumstances will make moral decisions superior to those imposed by a given society.
As an example to start things off put yourself in this situation, You and your family live in a country struck by severe famine. The borders have been closed by the regime in power - besides you used all your money months ago to buy food on black market when it was to be had so you can�t bribe your families way out. All of your neighbors are in the same sad shape and have no help to offer. Your wife, child and neighbors are close to starving to death when you find out that the grain sent to relieve the famine has been confiscated by a rich business man in the next town to be sold to the army who is paying top dollar for the scarce food. Late that night you take the only running vehicle and go to the other town and find a way to break-in to the poorly guarded warehouse and steal enough food to save your family and your village from starving.
The above is a case where the people in power morally justified their actions (closed border) to maintain the regime and status among their peers. The rich businessman was amoral and only cared about profiteering. Your action saving the village served a superior moral calling by preventing many deaths from occurring.
Genya I am looking forward to your opening statement and further to the debate itself, good luck.
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posted on Mar, 4 2004 @ 03:53 PM
Greetings to my worthy friend Phoenix, Kano, assembled adjudicators and noble audience!! I am very sorry for my rather late reply, which was caused by factors beyond my control.
I was somewhat flattered, and nostalgic, that the sub-heading was �
Robin Hood
�, as I was born in Nottingham, and now live about 20 miles from there. My sister lives within sight of Nottingham Castle (a Victorian building as it was rebuilt � many times � throughout it�s turbulent existence). The caves and the �
Trip to Jerusalem
� - (reputed to be the oldest Inn in England) - bare testament to the history of the place.
However, there is no time for reminiscences of misspent youth, drinking strongale and wenching in the �Trip� - the game�s afoot!! It is with great pleasure that I find myself arguing against the specific topic of:
It is moral to steal from the rich to give to the poor
Let�s do a little bit of defining here, just so that it is clear what we are talking about.
First, consider the word �
1. Of or concerned with the judgment of the goodness or badness of human action and character: moral scrutiny; a moral quandary.
2. Teaching or exhibiting goodness or correctness of character and behaviour: a moral lesson.
3. Conforming to standards of what is right or just in behaviour; virtuous: a moral life.
4. Arising from conscience or the sense of right and wrong: a moral obligation.
5. Having psychological rather than physical or tangible effects: a moral victory; moral support.
6. Based on strong likelihood or firm conviction, rather than on the actual evidence: a moral certainty.
Now, what about �
v. tr.
1. To take (the property of another) without right or permission.
2. To get or effect surreptitiously or artfully: steal a kiss; stole the ball from an opponent.
3. To move, carry, or place surreptitiously.
4. To draw attention unexpectedly in (an entertainment), especially by being the outstanding performer: The magician's assistant stole the show with her comic antics.
5. Baseball. To advance safely to (another base) during the delivery of a pitch, without the aid of a base hit, walk, passed ball, or wild pitch.
v. intr.
1. To commit theft.
2. To move, happen, or elapse stealthily or unobtrusively.
3. Baseball. To steal a base.
1. The act of stealing.
2. Slang. A bargain.
3. Baseball. A stolen base.
Straight away I, and I�m sure Phoenix and our on lookers, can see a paradox here, namely the juxtaposition of �moral� with �steal�. Whilst not wishing to appear to be appealing to a �Higher Authority�, I think we might consider the Bible and, specifically, the Ten Commandments:
Thou shalt not steal.
Of course, moral precepts are not exclusive to Christianity or Judaism.
moral precepts are based on the
, and they reflect such eternal values as compassion, respect, self-restraint, honesty, and wisdom. The precepts are grounded on these factors, their practicality remains sacrosanct even today, and their usefulness is beyond question. That one
should not steal
is self-evident � and specifically mentioned in the Dharma.
Simply put, if it is not yours to begin with, you have no right in taking it. Even what we think is no big deal - like taking a pen from the office - is stealing.
Morally, then, stealing is inherently �wrong�. To say otherwise is to put yourself before God and the wisdom of the great religions of the World.
My good friend Phoenix is a fine, eloquent writer and describes a scenario that seems to justify �stealing� as being somehow �just the thing to wear�.
Later, I will show that the so called �Robin Hood Syndrome� or �
complex adaptive system
� (CAS) is, in fact,
dangerous to society at large, as people �justify� their criminal behaviour as being towards the greater good. Poppy cock Sir! Have at you!!
So, I have great pleasure in returning the floor, to Phoenix. I know this will be a fascinating debate for both of us!!
I doff my feathered hat, bow (
carefully and cautiously) in my Lincoln Green tights and wish you good luck Phoenix in our discussion!!
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posted on Mar, 5 2004 @ 11:44 PM
Hello again to my esteemed friend and colleague Genya, Kano the moderator, all of the Judges and lest they be forgotten � the audience viewing our debates who hopefully derive enjoyment, learning from debates.
One comment for Genya if you please, Genya I definitely see the irony and humor of our assigned tasks in this debate.
I will begin by reiterating debate subject once more,
�It is moral to steal from the rich to give to the poor�
Genya you detailed in your introduction the terms �steal� and �moral� side by side in juxtaposition, being paradoxical, attempting to imply an oxymoron.
The words out of context may appear that way, in the context of debate they are not paradoxical nor an oxymoron. You�re pointing out the doctrine of judicial moralism, which addresses the �act� rather than the �intent�
Quoting from Friesian theory based on the writings of Kant and others as promulgated by Kelly L. Ross Ph.D.,
�Judicial Moralism, generalization of intentions into all of morality has been common. Religions typically guilty of such moralism, have controlled or pressured political authorities for enforcement; but there has been no lack of purely secular ideologies, from the French Revolution to Communism, that have tried to enforce their views in political programs apart from religion. Judicial moralism tends to be characteristic of both religious moralism, political moralism. Furthermore, each characteristically becomes way of morally judging, not just actions or intentions, but beliefs. That�s because good - bad intentions always go with beliefs about what�s good - bad. Judicial moralism collapses intention and act, requirement of justice acting justly is transferred to the mental state. What�s proper moral issue in that state is good or bad will; For judicial moralism more is required than that, good will doesn't have anything like content, structure, or definiteness of good - bad act. Consequently, judicial moralism focuses on beliefs conditioning the will, something as definite in the mental state as the act was external. Thus the moral requirement becomes one of correct belief as the sign of good will. Incorrect belief obviously signifies ill will, all the commendation and reward or condemnation - punishment that should focus on good - bad deeds becomes focused on these incorrect beliefs.�
Ergo: Judgement of acts, construed superior to moral intent of action is error in the context of this debate and accepted philosophical theory.
Ergo: My opponents assertion that the judgement of what is �moral� is based solely on the �action or behavior� of the individual. My position is simple: the moral path can only be judged by the �intent� of the action or behavior. (Ex: my opponent would suggest that �stealing� in and of itself (as an action) is always morally wrong. However, a person that steals for the PURPOSE OR INTENT to altruistically aid others with no benefit to themselves is, in fact, morally superior.) One has to always consider the situation and the intent when morally passing judgement. Thus � the basis of this debate is not one of, �is stealing morally wrong� by itself as your Ten Commandments reference suggests, but one of �Is stealing to help the poor a moral wrong�
To engage your logic used in your opening statement one has to confuse ethical dogma to the detriment of moral theory, which is the subject of the debate at hand.
Referencing a point made in my opening statement, �An individual can commit moral acts even though the norms of society may judge otherwise, that rational people, given a certain set of circumstances will make moral decisions superior to those imposed by a given society.�
I would like to expound on the above statement by quoting the Stamford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, specifically under the heading � Moral Responsibility, Recent work on Moral Responsibility, P. F. Strawson,
Strawson contends that it is pointless asking whether the practice of holding responsible can be rationally justified if determinism is true. This is either because its not psychologically possible divesting ourselves of these reactions and continually inhabit the objective standpoint, or even if possible, because its not clear rationality could ever demand that we give up the reactive attitudes, In sum, Strawson attempts to turn the traditional around, for judgments about being responsible understood in relation to the role reactive attitudes play in the practice of holding responsible, rather than the other way around. Whereas judgments are true or false and can generate the need for justification, the desire for goodwill and attitudes generated by it possess no truth value themselves, eliminating any need for an external justification.
Ergo: To save helpless people with no other recourse is moral in the sense that one of rational mind recognizes societal injustice, others (of rational mind) may see and absolve action with superior moral decision irregardless of external moral dogma or belief.
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posted on Mar, 8 2004 @ 09:57 PM
Due to off-line concerns and time constraints with work etc.
has had to retire from the debate,
goes through to round 3.
posted on Mar, 9 2004 @ 10:59 AM
I am sorry that Genya is retiring, I was looking forward to a vigorous debate with Genya whom I believe has great debating skills,(see round 1 debate)
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Title: | A Brief Description of a Subtidal Sabellariid (Polychaeta) Reef on the Southern Oregon Coast |
Author: | Posey, Martin H; Pregnall, A Marshall; Graham, Robert A |
Date: | 1984-01 |
Publisher: | University of Hawai'i Press |
Citation: | Posey MH, Pregnall AM, Graham RA. 1984. A brief description of a subtidal sabellariid (polychaeta) reef on the southern Oregon coast. Pac Sci 38(1): 28-33. |
Abstract: | The occurrence of a reef patch of tube-building polychaetes
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View Full Version : how do i chaotic 06-24-2002, 01:48 AM how do i add a image url to a cgi file as when i try i get a http 500 error :( sir pannels 06-24-2002, 02:30 AM you need to escape bits of it so say you got for example  etc you get the idea you need to escape the "`s so if you had that you`d need to replace it with <imh src=\"pics/pic.gif\" boder=\"0\"> ok? sir p chaotic 06-24-2002, 02:34 AM thanks dude :thumbsup: sir pannels 06-24-2002, 02:40 AM thats alright..anytime.:) chaotic 06-24-2002, 03:29 AM i still got the http 500 error :( sir pannels 06-24-2002, 12:42 PM ok post the bit of code that is causing the error and i`ll loook at it for ya:) chaotic 06-24-2002, 02:00 PM i might have got it wrong but here you go = Software error: syntax error at cbsboard.cgi line 62, near "<" Execution of cbsboard.cgi aborted due to compilation errors. sir pannels 06-24-2002, 02:37 PM could the post the bit of code right from the code and not from the error? thanks sir p chaotic 06-24-2002, 03:08 PM well here is all the code i have to date , it works fine when i take the image out :confused:= #!/usr/bin/perl ########################################### ################################################### use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser); print "Content-type:text/html\n\n"; print "<title>CBSForums</title>\n\n"; print "\n"; print "

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whether or not increase current of front-end of alephx
i want to build 200w aleph-x. i collect a lot of irfp250 and irf9610.
i worry about too high input capacitance of irfp250 which will affect high frequency. so i want to increase the current of 9610 to 50ma ( how much is enough?). but i dont know whether or not the modification of original sch is correct. my aleph-x will parallel 6 banks of irfp250 for each side. if i increase the current , the volt of 392OHM resistor will not be about 4v , so i must resolve this problem , but i dont like capacitor-decouple. then i must keep the joint of 392OHM and irfp250 stay about -26v because rail to rail of my aleph-x is +30v to -30v. so negative supply of 9610 will be -26v-50ma*392OHM= -45v. then i must separate power supply of 9610 from irfp250. finally my aleph-x will use +-45v for front-end(irf9610) and +-30v for back-end(irfp250). can i do it so? will this aleph-x work? i dont know if above modification is correct. pls tell me how to do. maybe some simple way i dont know. give me more suggestion. thanks
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You can crank up the front bias all you want in the front end.
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thank you Mr. Pass
this is really a good way to resolve my question.
so i will adjust 392(OHM) resistor to 80(OHM) for 50ma current of front-end. but i have another question. is 80(OHM) too low ?, will this affect gain of diff pair of irf9610?
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Yes, it will lower it.
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Looking back on the past year, Mr. Gurry noted the passage of the Marrakesh Treaty as a "highlight" for Geneva-based WIPO and its membership.
The landmark copyright treaty, approved in Morocco after more than a week of intense debate among negotiators meeting under WIPO auspices, was the culmination of years of work on improving access for the blind, visually impaired, and print-disabled persons to published works in formats such as Braille, large print text and audio books.
Music icon Stevie Wonder had appealed to more than 600 forum negotiators from 186 countries to finalize the treaty called the Marrakesh Treaty to Facilitate Access to Published Works for Persons who are Blind, Visually Impaired, or otherwise Print Disabled. It requires parties to adopt national law provisions that permit the reproduction, distribution and making available published works in accessible formats without having to seek permission from copyright holders in each case.
It also allows the exchange of accessible format works across borders by organizations that serve people who are blind, visually impaired, and print disabled.
The treaty also ensures authors and publishers that the system will not expose their published works to misuse or distribution to anyone other than the intended beneficiaries.
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UN forum adopts historic treaty to expand access to books for visually impaired