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SGA Formal The Student Government Association at NYIT-Old Westbury will host its 2013 formal on Thursday, April 25, 8 p.m. - 12 a.m. at Floral Terrace, 250 Jericho Turnpike, Floral Park, N.Y. R.S.V.P. to email@example.com.
FaceAIDS Dance-a-Thon Dance to raise awareness of AIDS on Thursday, April 25, 7-10 p.m. in the Bear's Den, NYIT-Old Westbury. Cost is $7 in advance; $10 at the door. Email email@example.com.
Interior Design Exhibition View outstanding work by NYIT interior design students on display through the spring 2013 semester, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Education Hall, rooms 102-103, NYIT-Old Westbury. Read more.
Professional Enrichment Events All NYIT students are invited to attend business-minded events in New York. More information about each event can be found on the School of Management's webpage.
SOURCE Attend NYIT's Symposium on University Research and Creative Expression (SOURCE) on Friday, April 26 at the Manhattan campus. Keynote speaker Stuart Firestein will present "Ignorance, Doubt, Uncertainty, and the Beauty of Science." Read more.
Transforming Undergraduate Education Workshop NYIT students are invited to attend an engaging workshop about wireless technology in health care on Friday, April 26, 1-4 p.m. at the NYIT de Seversky Mansion, Old Westbury campus. Lunch will be served. The workshop is part of an interdisciplinary NYIT project funded by the National Science Foundation to stimulate student interest in the STEM fields (science, technology, engineering, and math). For questions and/or to register, email email@example.com.
How Green Is NYIT? Learn more about sustainable practices at NYIT on Friday, April 26, 10:30-11:30 a.m. at 26 W. 61st St., second floor, Manhattan campus. Breakfast will be served. R.S.V.P. to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Bloomberg Aptitude Test Take a test that connects you with more than 20,000 global financial employers on Friday, April 26 and Friday, May 3, 9 a.m. - noon on both days at 26 W. 61st St., room 504, NYIT-Manhattan. For more information, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Car Show Come to NYIT's car show on Saturday, April 27, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. in North Parking Lot, Old Westbury campus. Cost is $10. Money raised will support the Wounded Warrior Project. There will be food, prizes, and an array of vehicles on display, including astronaut Greg Olsen's Tesla car.
Yankees vs. Blue Jays Join the Student Government Association at NYIT-Manhattan for a baseball game on Saturday, April 27, 4:05 p.m. at Yankee Stadium, 1 E. 161st St., Bronx, N.Y. Cost is $15. Register for the event.
Love, Betrayal, and Extraterrestrials Students in acting classes taught by Adam Kraar, adjunct professor of English, will present new work-in-progress theater pieces on Tuesday, April 30, 1 p.m. at 16 W. 61st St., room 822, Manhattan campus. Their half-hour presentation, "Love, Betrayal, and Extraterrestrials," is free. Refreshments will be served. For more information, email email@example.com.
Center for Communication: An Evening with Theresa Rebeck Accomplished playwright and Smash creator Theresa Rebeck will give a presentation on Tuesday, April 30, 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway, Manhattan campus. The event is free for the NYIT community. R.S.V.P. to email@example.com or call 212.686.5005.
SGA Elections Cast your ballot for the Student Government Association Elections on Tuesday, April 30 - Wednesday, May 1 at NYIT-Old Westbury. To vote, you'll need to log in to MyNYIT on one of the election days. View the candidates.
Bully Documentary Screening The NYIT School of Education is sponsoring a free screening of the new documentary, Bully, on Wednesday, May 1, 5 p.m. at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway, Manhattan campus. The film is directed by Sundance and Emmy award-winning filmmaker, Lee Hirsch. Doors open at 4:30 p.m. A panel discussion will follow the film. R.S.V.P. for the event.
MayFest Take a break from studying for final exams and enjoy rides, games, and free food at MayFest on Thursday, May 2, 11 a.m. at the Student Activity Center Field, Old Westbury campus.
The Winter's Tale The NYIT Student Theater Performance Workshop presents The Winter's Tale by William Shakespeare, Thursday, May 2 to Saturday, May 4 in Salten Hall, room 2, Old Westbury campus. Performances start at 8 p.m.; doors open at 7:30 p.m. Cost is $10 at the door. Seating is limited. To reserve your ticket, call 516.686.7557.
BizDen Summit Network with business leaders at the BizDen Summit on Monday, May 6, 12:30 p.m. at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway, Manhattan campus. This year's event theme will focus on social media and its importance to startups, individuals, students, and large Fortune 1,000 companies. For more information, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Security in the Asia-Pacific: Strategic Challenges and Opportunities Admiral Samuel J. Locklear III will lead a discussion about security in the Asia-Pacific region on Tuesday, May 21, 4:30 p.m. at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway, Manhattan campus. R.S.V.P. to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Punitive Sanctions and the Transition Rate From Welfare to Work
In The Netherlands, the average exit rate out of welfare is dramatically low. Most welfare recipients have to comply with guidelines on job search effort that are imposed by the welfare agency. If they do not, then a sanction in the form of a temporary benefit reduction can be imposed. This paper investigates the effect of such sanctions on the transition from welfare to work using a unique set of rich administrative data on welfare recipients in The Netherlands. We find that the imposition of sanctions substantially increases the individual transition rate from welfare to work. We also describe the other determinants of the transition from welfare to work.
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- Summary: The third season opens with Nucky Thompson celebrating the countdown to 1923. However, trouble brews as Gyp Rosetti (Bobby Cannavale), a mobster from Brooklyn, who disagrees with some of Nucky's decisions.
- Genre(s): Drama
- Season 3 premiere date: Sep 16, 2012
- Episode Length: 60
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Put his [Bobby Cannavale's] floridness up against Buscemi's poker-faced acidity and you get fireworks. [24 Sep 2012, p.57]
Simply put, the third season further confirms the show is as handsome, well cast and impeccably crafted as anything on TV.
Life is annoying Nucky Thompson as Boardwalk Empire starts its third season, and that gives this first-rate show just the push-off it needs.
Flush with vivid characters, immaculate set design, and increasingly fluid storytelling, Boardwalk Empire keeps getting better, but still feels a few distinct steps short of greatness.
Based on the first five new episodes, I'd say Boardwalk Empire does recover, mostly if not completely, but only after a period of creeping aimlessness.
Strangely enough, the only scenes that aren't so dark that you need night-vision goggles to watch, are the ones with the naked ladies. Then, suddenly the lights are finally working properly. Still, there's something compelling about it all--maybe it's the era, or the clothes, or the hint that this could be something terrific.
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Apr 18, 2014Good lord! Bobby Cannavale is so AWESOME. He is the greatest bad guy since the man who shot Bambi's mom...This season was so great, full ofGood lord! Bobby Cannavale is so AWESOME. He is the greatest bad guy since the man who shot Bambi's mom...This season was so great, full of nail-biting suspense, a better use of the supporting characters and heart-pumping action! HBO rocks!!!… Expand
Dec 3, 2012Bobby Cannavale is AWESOME from start to the last episode! Great season, great scenario, great acting, breathtaking quality. HBO at it's best.Bobby Cannavale is AWESOME from start to the last episode! Great season, great scenario, great acting, breathtaking quality. HBO at it's best. Hope it's not even close to the end!… Expand
Apr 5, 2013An excellent,beautifully written season of TV and arguably Boardwalk Empire's finest season thus far.The new antagonist Gyp Rosetti played byAn excellent,beautifully written season of TV and arguably Boardwalk Empire's finest season thus far.The new antagonist Gyp Rosetti played by Bobby Connavale is astounding and is one of the finest villians to come around in a very long time.Alot of people thought that after Jimmy Darmody's death the show would cease being good but that is not the case.Every actor brings their A game and provides a dark,personal story for season 3.The cinematography is absolutely stunning as always and the atmosphere is darker and more visceral than it's ever been.Nucky Thompson is being haunted by Jimmy's murder and is now a full gangster.Al Capone has a bigger role this scene and though his scenes are limited,he steals the show.Richard Harrow is as awesome as ever and he ends the season with an unforgettable display of his weaponry skills.The show is very well-written,and acting is very strong.While there are some minor hiccups along the way and some boring scenes(Margaret is a drag) they're not enough to weighh the season down. 9/10.… Expand
Dec 22, 2012Starting with the positives, Boardwalk Empire's third season is it's greatest so far. In a similar manner to the previous seasons, it buildsStarting with the positives, Boardwalk Empire's third season is it's greatest so far. In a similar manner to the previous seasons, it builds slowly from the start but accelerates to top gear by the fourth episode and while there are some slight dips in between, the momentum is largely maintained, sometime single handedly by Rosetti, to the final four episodes, from which point on the season is outstanding.
Season three probably featured more of Rothstein, Luciano, Lansky (at a cost to Chalky White and van Alden) and Capone than before, and with the additions of Rosetti and NY boss Joe Masseria, meant the season had a truly mob feel to it. In my eyes this was greatly needed as Nucky and his Atlantic City team of politicians and bootleggers just don't have the cool factor and threat of the Italian Americans. In part this is down to Steve Buscemi, after three seasons you would think I would have made my mind up about his casting as the Atlantic City crime boss but I still can't quite decide. The tagline of the season is 'You Can't Be Half A Gangster' but it still feels like Nucky is just that, especially in comparison with the representatives of New York and Chicago. The dips in momentum during the season are usually due to Nucky's relationship with his new mistress, actress Billie, or his political scheming. These distractions serve a purpose, in the first instance to Nucky's mindset after the attempt on his life at Bebette's, and in the second in giving Nucky options other than violence but they don't half leave you craving for a scene where someone upsets Rosetti.
Such are the abundance of great characters in the show that it isn't until you stop and think about it that you realise how much Michael Williams' Chalky White and Michael Shannon's van Alden are underused and marginalised respectively. Thankfully both appear likely to continue into the next season, following changes for both in season three. The writers pen some fantastic lines, with Al Capone being given the line of the season when he turns up in Atlantic City, "I've been on the road for 18 hours. I need a bath, some chow, and then you and me sit down, and we talk about who dies."
Season three really gets going in episode four, Blue Bell Boy, an episode which reminded me of The Soprano's episode Pine Barrens where Paulie and Chris end up lost in the woods (an episode written by Boardwalk creator Terence Winter and regular director Tim van Patten and directed by Steve Buscemi). Nucky and Owen are trapped in a cellar for the entire episode and Nucky's discomfort and jealousy in Owen's role in his operation becomes uncomfortably apparent. While trapped and out of the decision making process, Mickey delivers a shipment straight into Rosetti's ambush, Joe Masseria is introduced and Al Capone takes out his anger over his deaf son's bullying on a local rival. The final four episodes deal with alternated attempts on the lives of various characters, culminating in a Goodfellas style montage of a full scale gang war in Atlantic City at the beginning of the fantastic final episode Margate Sands.… Expand
Sep 18, 2012Hard to follow but a good show. Hard to follow but a good show. Hard to follow but a good show. Hard to follow but a good show. Hard toHard to follow but a good show. Hard to follow but a good show. Hard to follow but a good show. Hard to follow but a good show. Hard to follow but a good show.… Expand
Jul 19, 2013incredibly rich milieu of gangsters, politicians and players, from a bygone age, animated by genius and imbued with vitality and immediacyincredibly rich milieu of gangsters, politicians and players, from a bygone age, animated by genius and imbued with vitality and immediacy once more. simply a time portal to another world.
frankly, only the incredible and slightly unbelievable ending rescues this from the 7 iy condemned itself to, with the events of the lasts seasons ending. a bunch of old men talking politics, rescued by a sensational departure into narrative entertainment.… Expand
Oct 16, 2012I always enjoyed Boardwalk Empire because of the style and writing. Season 3 has proved this HBO series has lost both. Focused too much onI always enjoyed Boardwalk Empire because of the style and writing. Season 3 has proved this HBO series has lost both. Focused too much on Nookie's personal problems it moves at a pace which has me looking at my watch anticipating the end so I can watch "Homeland". Shows don't usually crash and burn in the third season but if the lack of quality and writing, of the beginning episodes is any indication, this show is doomed.… Expand
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Training camp report: The first scrimmage
Pitt held its first scrimmage of training camp on Saturday morning, and if history has shown anything, it's that the offense generally "loses" the first scrimmage of camp. The cliche is that defense starts faster than offense, and that holds true when a team holds its first scrimmage.
That was more or less the case on Saturday, as Pitt's defense made a number of big plays, most coming from the front line but more than a few happening on the back end. But Pitt's offense acquitted itself nicely for the first scrimmage, with more than a handful of effective drives.
"It was alright," redshirt senior offensive lineman Ryan Turnley said after the scrimmage. "We started off decent on the first couple drives. We went down the field and we were executing, but then things got a little bit sloppy toward the middle and we got a little more physical towards the end. We just have to be more consistent."
Head coach Paul Chryst was hesitant to identify any individual players who stood out in the scrimmage. Although he did agree that the defensive line was impressive, Chryst said after the scrimmage that he is looking forward to post-practice evaluation as the coaches move into Week Two of training camp.
"We got to run a lot of plays, which was good, and I think the film will show," Chryst said. "We had guys doing the right things, and it gives them a chance to have success, and guys that we have to make sure they keep grinding away and they haven't gotten it yet."
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McLean has gone from strength to strength this season for the Buddies
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St Mirren boss Danny Lennon is enjoying a bit of sun this week – but it hasn't stopped him doing a bit of business.
The Buddies manager is recharging his batteries on a family break, but rarely has his phone been out of his hand.
Yet while he is keen to do a bit of wheeling and dealing for Saints, there is some trepidation every time the phone goes.
Kenny McLean, who has remained in Paisley this week as his team-mates jet off for some respite to work on his rehab after having surgery on his knee, has been linked with moves south of the border.
Wolves in particular are rumoured to be keen on the 21-year-old, and Lennon will be relieved if his incoming calls are kept to a minimum.
"If this window closes and Kenny is still a St Mirren player then I will be delighted," said Lennon.
"I have taken a few calls from agents, but as of this moment there have been no bids for him – and that's the way we would like it to stay.
"He is a key player for us and we would like to keep him.
"But we are also realistic and if an offer does come in then we'll have to take it from there.
"The good thing is that financially we are not in a position where we would need to take the first offer that we got for any of our players.
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"There has been a fair bit of speculation about one or two of ours, but as of yet there are no bids that have come in."
Lennon's attempts to bolster his own squad with MLS forward Dom Dwyer fell through, but he remains hopeful of perhaps adding a striker to the ranks.
Youngster Thomas Reilly suffered a broken ankle last month and is out for at least another eight weeks, and Lennon believes his side are a little light up front.
"It is an area that we would like to strengthen, but crucially, we have to bring in players who we believe can enhance the squad," he said.
"And it also depends on what happens with our own squad. If we end up a few bodies down then we would really need to think of replacing them."
Lennon will jet back into Glasgow tomorrow and he is confident that the break will have done the squad the world of good.
He said: "This is us going into the business end of the season and it does get draining.
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"I have been in touch constantly with what has been going on at the club back home but even just being away from the day- to-day duties give you a bit of a boost.
"We'll be back looking forward to the Ross County game and hopefully we can build on the form that we have shown over the festive period because I feel as though we looked like a very solid team."
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Kingdom on the sea. Really tried for more realism this round.
-wow-. How did you come up with the architecture for the buildings there?
Gorgeous landscape
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Martha A. Villwock, 92, of Jones Road in Berrien Township, died at 1:45 a.m. Sunday, June 10, 2012, at Lakeland Specialty Hospital in Berrien Center following an extended illness.
She was born Sept. 8, 1919, in the home of her parents, Emil and Minnie (Preibe) Villwock in Berrien Township. She attended Oak Grove School, and had lived there most of her life, caring for her family and helping on the family farm.
Martha was a member of St. John's United Church of Christ in Niles. She also participated in the American Cancer Society's Berrien County Relay for Life.
She enjoyed traveling throughout the United States by train and automobile, and more recently, taking trips to the Four Winds Casino.
At home, "Mart" enjoyed flower and vegetable gardening, feeding the hummingbirds and fishing from a rowboat. She is well remembered for gifts of afghans (crocheted while watching "Wheel of Fortune"), cooking and baking — especially the apple squares — and card games around the dining room table, where she was remarkably successful.
She is best remembered for her caring nature, putting everyone else first and every farewell ending with "be careful."
On Sept. 24, 1938, at home on the farm, she married Henry "Hank" H. Villwock, with whom she celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary prior to his death on May 26, 2003.
She was also preceded in death by a great-grandson, Nolan Till, and by her siblings, Laura Gold and Albert, Lester and Max Villwock.
Surviving family includes four daughters, Alice (John) Conrad, of Churubusco, Ind., Carol (George) Schmidt, of Niles, Gwen (David) Stark, of Berrien Springs, and Marcia (John) Easton, of Niles; grandchildren, Sean Conrad, Paula (Jamie) Till, Lori (Rich) Byrd, George (Terri) Schmidt II, Stacey (Eric) Mierlak, Ryan (Katie) Stark and Erin (Pat Fortier) Easton; great-grandchildren, Corey Byrd, Keegan Till, Ava Schmidt, twins Jovi and Finn Schmidt and Ashley Burlingame; many nieces and nephews; and many special friends.
The funeral service for Martha Villwock will be at 11 a.m. Thursday, June 14, at St. John's United Church of Christ with the Rev. Harry L. Clark, of the church, officiating. Committal will follow at Silverbrook Cemetery in Niles.
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Founder Of Federally-Subsidized Electric Car Fisker Calls It Quits
It turns out that when peddling a flaming paperweight (recall "Total Karma Recall: Fisker Pulls All Cars Due To Fire Risk", "As Another Fisker Karma Spontaneously Combusts, "Green" Dreams Go Up In Smoke" and of course "Fisker Karma Is First Car To Burn Underwater"), even if it is a very pretty and streamline paperweight, not even $529 million (or perhaps due to) in government subsidies can lead to a Hollywood ending and everlasing prosperity. As the WSJ reports, "The founder and executive chairman of electric-car start up Fisker Automotive Inc. said he resigned Wednesday because of "disagreements" over business strategy with the ailing company's management." The founder, "said in an email sent to a small number of journalists that has "left the company." Reached by phone, Mr. Fisker confirmed that he sent the email and that he had resigned."
Fisker Automotive is the maker of the Karma, a battery-powered luxury sports that sells for about $100,000. It received backing from the U.S. government but ran into technical and financial troubles stemming from both the Karma and a second model that was supposed to be built at a former General Motors Co. plant in Delaware.
In recent weeks, Fisker management has been looking into selling the company, weighing bids including a $350 million offer from China's Dongfeng Motor Corp.
It remains to be seen now that the business is in terminal disarray if any of the taxpayer cash used to prop up yet another spurious "green" venture will be clawed back. We doubt it.
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Electric cars are a dumb idea. They still need to be charged up, which uses a huge amount of AC produced by conventional hydrocarbon means. A Car that runs on nothing but water was invented years ago (hydrogen splitting). Only problem is the inventor was "mysteriously" poisoned while eating out at a restaurant.
You realise hydrogen splitting, ie. electrolysis is a very energy intensive process right?
Maybe the technology could be better than electric batteries, maybe not, but it's hardly free energy.
Not to mention that doing it onboard the vehicle means you have to carry the water, the equipment, and the resulting hydrogen!
Agree, it's not free energy, but many researchers have produced energy generating systems that produce more output than required input. The electric car is not one of them. Isn't that the objective here?
I hear those batteries are perfectly safe in an airliner, at 40,000 feet over the Pacific.
"many researchers have produced energy generating systems that produce more output than required input"
Which ones? Because I'd like to know who has managed to violate the law of conservation of energy.
If they could ever get the technology down for Ultra Capacitors you could charge one of these up in just a few minutes.
I've been eyeballing EEStor/ZENN for years but no dice so far.
Me too...good thing I waited on that one! Whew!
I did some work for a Cap plant in SC. The Phd there had a Russian Ultra Cap in a Landmine container. Nice to know that the Russians found another use for their landmines.
When I was in Scotland back in the early 70's I noticed that they delivered milk early in the morning using electric milk trucks (very small)
NYC subway system ... electric, didicated tracks, power drawn from a 'third' side rail ...
They still do, they are called milk floats. Smooth driving, fixed routes, and low speed, ideal for milk and other parcels.
If anyone had a lick of common sense, the US Post Office would convert the entire mail van fleet to electrical.
They average less then 13 miles/day, they always return to homebase, they are all managed out of a central facility,
they have strict operating procedures. The low cost ops would save a lot of money for the post office.
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Fisk - Wasn't that one of the 'house brands' for automotive products at KMart not to long ago?
Just be thankful that sales of new cars and trucks in the U.S. have not cooled to the slowest pace in more than three years as automakers increase spending on incentives, as a result of the government intervening (aka taxpayer "sugar") and various Bernanke-inspired monetary/fiscal/social/political/psychological/astrological policies "fixing" the economy and "markets."
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copied from Allaboutcircuts.com. So on your power less than output comment I can only say NOPE 1004 times.
The practical benefit of active devices is their amplifying ability. Whether the device in question be voltage-controlled or current-controlled, the amount of power required of the controlling signal is typically far less than the amount of power available in the controlled current. In other words, an active device doesn't just allow electricity to control electricity; it allows a small amount of electricity to control a large amount of electricity.
Because of this disparity between controlling and controlled powers, active devices may be employed to govern a large amount of power (controlled) by the application of a small amount of power (controlling). This behavior is known as amplification.
It is a fundamental rule of physics that energy can neither be created nor destroyed. Stated formally, this rule is known as the Law of Conservation of Energy, and no exceptions to it have been discovered to date. If this Law is true -- and an overwhelming mass of experimental data suggests that it is -- then it is impossible to build a device capable of taking a small amount of energy and magically transforming it into a large amount of energy. All machines, electric and electronic circuits included, have an upper efficiency limit of 100 percent. At best, power out equals power in as in Figure below.
The power output of a machine can approach, but never exceed, the power input for 100% efficiency as an upper limit.
Usually, machines fail even to meet this limit, losing some of their input energy in the form of heat which is radiated into surrounding space and therefore not part of the output energy stream. (Figure below)
A realistic machine most often loses some of its input energy as heat in transforming it into the output energy stream.
Many people have attempted, without success, to design and build machines that output more power than they take in. Not only would such a perpetual motion machine prove that the Law of Conservation of Energy was not a Law after all, but it would usher in a technological revolution such as the world has never seen, for it could power itself in a circular loop and generate excess power for "free". (Figure below)
Hypothetical "perpetual motion machine" powers itself?
Despite much effort and many unscrupulous claims of "free energy" or over-unity machines, not one has ever passed the simple test of powering itself with its own energy output and generating energy to spare.
There does exist, however, a class of machines known as amplifiers, which are able to take in small-power signals and output signals of much greater power. The key to understanding how amplifiers can exist without violating the Law of Conservation of Energy lies in the behavior of active devices.
Because active devices have the ability to control a large amount of electrical power with a small amount of electrical power, they may be arranged in circuit so as to duplicate the form of the input signal power from a larger amount of power supplied by an external power source. The result is a device that appears to magically magnify the power of a small electrical signal (usually an AC voltage waveform) into an identically-shaped waveform of larger magnitude. The Law of Conservation of Energy is not violated because the additional power is supplied by an external source, usually a DC battery or equivalent. The amplifier neither creates nor destroys energy, but merely reshapes it into the waveform desired as shown in Figure below.
While an amplifier can scale a small input signal to large output, its energy source is an external power supply.
In other words, the current-controlling behavior of active devices is employed to shape DC power from the external power source into the same waveform as the input signal, producing an output signal of like shape but different (greater) power magnitude. The transistor or other active device within an amplifier merely forms a larger copy of the input signal waveform out of the "raw" DC power provided by a battery or other power source.
Amplifiers, like all machines, are limited in efficiency to a maximum of 100 percent. Usually, electronic amplifiers are far less efficient than that, dissipating considerable amounts of energy in the form of waste heat. Because the efficiency of an amplifier is always 100 percent or less, one can never be made to function as a "perpetual motion" device.
The requirement of an external source of power is common to all types of amplifiers, electrical and non-electrical. A common example of a non-electrical amplification system would be power steering in an automobile, amplifying the power of the driver's arms in turning the steering wheel to move the front wheels of the car. The source of power necessary for the amplification comes from the engine. The active device controlling the driver's "input signal" is a hydraulic valve shuttling fluid power from a pump attached to the engine to a hydraulic piston assisting wheel motion. If the engine stops running, the amplification system fails to amplify the driver's arm power and the car becomes very difficult to turn.
Most of us know all this ... so this is like, painful review ... it was known long ago, before electricity even, that small quantities can control larger ones; look to your studies of 'fluid controls' (hydraulics) for examples ...
NOT a violation of the law of Energy Conservation (just a more efficient method
of breaking H2O molecules into their component parts):
1) The Karma was a hybrid, and never made sense. It was very expensive, not particularly fuel efficient, and not particularly fast. Triple fail.
2) Some electric cars make a lot more sense, the Tesla Model S for instance, that competes on all levels with comparably priced luxury vehicles.
3) In the broad scheme of things, electricity is a lot easier to distribute than liquid fuels.
4) The "car that runs on water" is not some miracle technology. It's onboard hydrolysis, which requires larger batteries and is an inherently inefficient process. If you are going to run a car on hydrogen, at least you would have the hydrogen-generating station in your garage or at a fueling station and fill it up that way. It's stupid to the hydrolysis on board.
I'm a gear-head type and I like my loud fuel-inefficient sportscars, but it's stupid to ignore many of the inherent benefits of the electric car if they can finally get the right product to market.
...it's stupid to ignore many of the inherent benefits of the electric car if they can finally get the right product to market.
Little chance of that with so much government intervention.
Of any I've seen, the Model S comes the closest. We'll see how it pans out over the next couple years.
Also of note, electric cars are a nice hedge against oil shocks and such. Or further, if you're an "off the grid" type and manage to generate your own electricity somewhere, you can power your own vehicle and are not dependent upon anyone. Old Burt Rutan did that in the 90's with a solar array at his home in the desert and GM EV1.
The problem with these things is design design design. Lithium batteries need to be monitored carefully...every single cell...because if one goes, well its just all bad!
We have a plant here that won a contract to recycle lithium cells from the old US navy torpedoes. One night the roof on the building leaked. I live 5 miles away as the crow flies and it was an epic fireworks display!!! All the batteries got recycled in one evening.
Fisker should have just joined S&P and see its stock levitate. Boeing has iheritly inflammable product in the dreamliner, fleet grounded, and is seeing new highs.
Gee, any relationship (the fires) to Boeing's recent issue (re: battery problems)?
One wonders ...
Besides (as far as I know) both the cars and the planes using the same kind of batteries? Lithium Ion (Cobalt Oxide) instead of safer, cooler, more efficient, longer lasting (but slower charging, lower capacity, more expensive) Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries.
Is that a standard 2.4 Ghz RC controller? That makes the car about 30 cm long... Not a lot of load carrying capacity there....
The GM engineers were told that European roads, and drivers, are much smaller than in America.
You know the old saying, --- Karma's a bitch --- in this case, it's a flaming one ...
True of parking spaces, too.
Whew! Glad I didn't sell my Lamborghini ....
Meanwhile, I paid $311 for gasoline for my Volt and 1200cc motorcycle.
For all of 2012.
I plug it in when I get back from work, it charges to full overnight, then I plug it in at the parking garage and it's charged when I'm done at the office. The car's been dead reliable aside from 2 rear tires that ate some metal and a front with a slow leak below 35F, all of which I've replaced with Michelins discounted at Costco for a much better ride and a ~2mpc penalty. The juice comes from good old American sources (coal, natural gas, nucular, and probably some wind and solar) and costs me about 4 cents a mile. Oh, and it will cruise at 100mph just fine, though that will kill the battery barely more than 20mi, at which point the gas motor will continue enabling 100mph unless you're climbing the Rocky Mountains. I hit 100mph for a little while on one of the Texas tollways that's got 85mph limits.
I'm pretty interested in the BMW i3 tho, more battery, faster charging rate, lighter, quicker 0-60, and a motorcycle 2cyl range extender which should be much more efficient than the compromised lump under the Volt's hood.
No more Fisker-fisting the taxpayer!
There are plenty of other fists in the sea.
Jesus! The car comes with the engine light on? That can't be good...
noticed that too....not good when your CEL is on from the factory.
Engh, standard for VW/Audi and GM. Your lucky it starts!
Standard power-up bulb-check sequence ...
It is a nice looking car though
That rear-end is sweet..........
Meh, I'm no fan of two-tone upholstery.
Fiskar allowed another company to sell a Karma with a GAS, not electric, engine. Its called the VL Destino. The Karma is a beautiful car. Low door clearance and smaller windows made it difficult to get in an out of, but a beautiful design. Note this is a 4-door car. It looks better and was/is cheaper than the Maserati Quaddraporte or Porsche Panamer... (spell?). The rear of the Porsche reminds me of a Pontiac Bonneville.
Translation: Insiders are leaving the sinking ship.
Maybe we will see someone putting banana peels and trash into this as fuel sometime in the future?
Hey, thumb a hundred bucks to save the clock tower...
A sale to a Chinese manufacturer should substantially increase the reliability, and safety of these cars.
... fixed mixxing tag there for xou ...
Coat the lead-based paint with melamine, yer good to go! :>D
If the Govt. was looking for subsidizing a growth industry, it should have invested in the Fiskars cannabis trimming shears division.
A world wide favorite.
There's plenty of methane going to waste off those hogs, but that has to end eventually, doesn't it?
Elon Musk hired him to do the designs for the Tesla, and he gave them crap designs and then went and created a competing company. He kind of deserved to fail based on his bad karma.
The Chinese have always been known for quality and adherence to safety. I'm sure the sale to Dongfeng is just what is needed to bring this lovely car into the mainstream.
Good Lord, I almost choked on my coffee, thanks I needed that. With Dongfeng in charge, we'll see a lot more electric car fires in the future.
Stick a dead hog in it, feeds 20! :>D
I'd buy one for USD 30K, but fix the CEL first please....
When's Barry gonna do a photo-op at the Fiskar/GM plant in Delaware?
Why actually produce or do anything?
Scams and cons are the mode of standard operations in the US these days.
Create a model car and take all the grant money and stuff it in overseas accounts.
Everyone is doing fraud now.
De Lorean re run.
Wake me up when they come up with an original scam.
Much like those old AVRN rifles "never been fired and only dropped once", the Fisker has never been driven and only caught fire once.
Vada a bordo, cazzo!
EMT's are afraid of Electric, even hybrid wrecks. So there's that to consider as well.
I bet you cant pull a boat with one of these POS.
What's the going rate for a Government subsidy deal these days. I'm good at writing a crock of RFQs.
They do not even do a good job when they get to pick the winners........or is the idea, to pick the winners and then, take all the money and run
smells like joe biden
how much did he pocket on this crony deal
At least Delorean tried to raise the money to finance his car company selling another product as opposed to raping the taxpayer before "driving off into the sunset" Obviously the driving off part didn't happen in a Fisker.
Good timing by the CEO. It's always best to bail from a government subsidized business after you've burned through all the free government money but before you actually burn through any of yours.
Should put a gas engine in that car and take out the electric motors and battery. Too nice of a car for electric power.
I wonder if they are going to make him take his severance in unsold Fiskers? Hey, it's only slightly worse than FRNs.
This smacks of Atlas Shrugged. So a "looter" goes and steals design and proprietaries from Elon(Rearden Metal) and then goes off and builds a piece of crap (sounds like Tesla compartmentalized their plans well so Fisker couldn't put all the pieces togther correctly) and the equalization board came along and said this tech should be for everyone here's 1/2 bilion so it is not only Elon(Hank) that makes all the money from sporty electric vehicles. Fahq u Fisker, et al.
We all know that Obama doesn't like the rich. What better way to get rid of them than to subsidize a $100K wheeled incinerator for them to ride in?
The rich get in, but they don't get out.
"See you in the next life, brother! Enjoy your Karma."
He will get a "second chance" flying in a 787.


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Sokari Douglas Camp CBE (born 1958 in Nigeria) is an artist who has had exhibitions all over the world and was the recipient of a bursary from the Henry Moore Foundation. She was honoured as a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in the 2005 Birthday Honours list.[1]
Camp was born in Buguma, Nigeria, a Kalabari town in the Niger Delta. She was raised by her brother-in-law, the anthropologist Robin Horton. She studied art at the California College of Arts and Crafts in Oakland, California (1979–80), earned her BA degree at the Central School of Art and Design (1980–83), London, and her MA from the Royal College of Art (1983–86).
Her work is predominately sculpted in steel and characteristically takes inspiration from her Kalabari heritage, as well as drawing on other aspects of African culture. She has worked with the Smithsonian and the British Museum. Her work is in their permanent collections. Her sculptures are held in other museum collections in Europe, Britain and Japan and in private collections throughout the world. She has exhibited internationally in galleries, including in Austria, Britain, Cuba, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Japan, Sicily, South Africa, Spain, the USA. Among her notable solo shows are Spirits in Steel — The Art of the Kalabari Masquerade at the American Museum of Natural History, New York (1998–99); and Imagined Steel at The Lowry Arts Centre, Manchester, which toured to the Oriel Mostyn Gallery, Llandudno; Brewery Art Centre, Cirencester; and Derby Museum and Art Gallery (2002–03). In 2005 she collaborated with Ground Force Ground Force to create work for the Africa Garden at the British Museum, as part of the UK-wide Africa 05 Festival.
She has been awarded many commissions for public memorial sculptures, most notably the "Living Memorial" to Ken Saro-Wiwa. In 2003 her proposal NO-O-War No-O-War-R was shortlisted for Trafalgar Square's fourth plinth.[2][3]
Her work features in the 2015 exhibition No Colour Bar: Black British Art in Action 1960–1990 at the Guildhall Art Gallery.[4]
Camp is married to the architect Alan Camp and has lived in London for many years.
- 1981 Amy Sadur Friedlander Prize
- 1982 Saatchi & Saatchi Award
- 1983 Princess of Wales Scholarship and Henry Moore Foundation bursary
- 2000 Commonwealth
- 2005 Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)
- 2006 Honorary Fellow of the University of the Arts London
A 2006 photograph of Sokari Douglas Camp by Sal Idriss is part of the National Portrait Gallery collection.[5] A 2009 terracotta was exhibited at Yorkshire Sculpture Park in 2013[6] as part of the Sculpture Series Heads - Contributors to British Sculpture.[7]
- ^ Sokari Douglas Camp CBE, InIVA.
- ^ "Shortlist of international artists announced for Trafalgar Square's 4th Plinth", 25 July 2003.
- ^ Chryselle Pathmanathan, "International shortlist competes for Trafalgar Square's vacant plinth", The Guardian, 25 July 2003.
- ^ Julia DeFabo, "Sokari Douglas Camp in 'No Colour Bar: Black British Art in Action 1960-1990' (10 July 2015 – 24 Jan 2016)", AADAT Art, 2015.
- ^ "Sokari Douglas Camp by Sal Idriss, National Portrait Gallery.
- ^ "Jon Edgar: Sculpture Series Heads", Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YSP).
- ^ Sculpture Series Heads - Terracotta Portraits of Contributors to British Sculpture (2013), Hall, P., M. Scott & H. Pheby, ISBN 978 0 9558675 1 4
External links[edit]
- Sokari Douglas Camp website.
- Sokari Douglas Camp biography at the British Museum.
- Sokari Douglas Camp at Peter Herrmann Gallery.


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Acrylic on board. I still have the pencil prelim for this piece, if anyone's interested.
Very well composed artwork!!! Really love it !!!
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The master and the apprentice
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Can't you see? It's obviously yes!
This is just lovely!
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LOL! It was much greener on the other side... even though I did not cross the little bridge.
LOL there is a bridge simular to the one in your photo where i live. you cross that bridge, it takes you to the remains of an old fish hatchery the state had, to stock fish in the lakes, rivers, and streams in Maine. next time i go out, i will get a photo of the bridge. but crossing that bridge, and finding the remains of the hatchery, is a bit dangerous. do to a lot of bear activity there. even though the hatchery is torn down, bears feed in that river to fatten up for the winter.
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