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"Intense Tone Clusters-Sine Waves, Steady Volume.aif by hammerklavier" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-19 12:17:06

Is this sample illegal or abusive? to let us know... After downloading/listening please leave your or this sound!!! Separate each tag with a space: beat bass processed hard. Or to join 2 words together in one tag use double quotes: "field recording" Warning: Shrill and loud. A basic high-cluster made of sine waves processed for stridence. A piercing shrill tone like radio waves. Here. I've kept the volume constant should one wish to use it as a loop. Keep headphones at moderate volume as the tones can be quite piercing. Warning: Shrill and loud. A basic high-cluster made of sine waves processed for stridence. A piercing shrill tone like radio waves. Here. I\'ve kept the volume constant should one wish to use it as a loop. Keep headphones at moderate volume as the tones can be quite piercing. URL's will be automaticaly encoded so just type them as http://www somewhere com... :: (0:14) :: A basic high cluster made of sine waves.. added by :: (0:50) :: Old style telephone ring. (with a real bell).. added by :: (0:58) :: The sound of high winds created by synthesiser... added by :: (0:58) :: Traditional rotary telephone with mechanical.. added by :: (0:08) :: A composite alarmsample. Loop this sample on a.. added by

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"Divvying Up the World?s Radio Waves" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-09-29 02:44:30

PopularWireless com |The personal-radio site for the family-minded communicator. If you're new to PopularWireless you may want to subscribe to the. Also visit our forums to meet the many regular users of the PopularWireless community. Thanks for visiting! Diplomats are working on a deal that shares the radio spectrum used in wireless and satellite signals worldwide. | XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong> Copyright © PopularWireless com. All rights reserved. Designed By : This site employs the by Shamus Young.

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"Alert - Throw these bums out!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-02 00:04:00

Bum One... The FM analog wireless presenter's microphone – one of the Top 5 corporate eavesdropping threats. Why? No secret. Radio waves jaunt. A quarter mile is the advertised standard. Interception of an FM analog signal is easy. Safer solutions exist. Throw these bums out. ()Bum Two.. Any meeting planner who comfort uses FM analog wireless microphones for your sensitive presentations or meetings. Educate them. Give them a chance to change. If they don't your sensitive meetings become Town Hall Meetings. Throw these bums out. Bum Three... Any security director or security consultant who does not point out the dangers of FM analog wireless microphones. They have an obligation to stand up to meeting planners and AV crews. They have an obligation to recommend one of the several more secure options available. If they don't. impel these bums out. Bum Four... These days any AV production company that doesn't invest in digital encrypted wireless microphones for their clients is stupidly cheap. For years they hid behind excuses like "digital technology is not reliable enough," and "it lacks fidelity." Those days are over. You pay these guys hundreds of thousands each year to produce your corporate events. The least they can do is update their equipment (a one-time investment). They experience they are leaking your sensitive/secret information when they act to use FM analog wireless microphones. Not upgrading to secure communications is negligence on their part. bespeak secure wireless microphones or.. throw these bums out. The New Wireless Mics Can Make Your Meetings More obtain. Some even have encryption capabilities!The Newest Solution... Additional Digital Choices...• (.. and an )• • • Infrared Choices...• • • what they have gathered no injure is done. Knowing this gives you the edge.• Eavesdropping is not the goal. It is a means to an end. • Eavesdropping is a key componentof intelligence gathering.• Eavesdropping is the one spy trick which is easily detectable. Protection Requires DetectionEavesdropping detection audits exploit weaknesses inherent in electronic surveillance. Knowing someone is interested in you provides time to answer -

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"Pittsburgh Business Times: Astorino plans for future with new name ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:32:27

DOWNTOWN -- The label and ownership may be slightly different but it's still the same architecture tighten. "We're in a position to merchandise Pittsburgh said Louis Astorino. CEO of Astorino a Downtown architecture firm that has designed PNC lay and. "LDA didn't mean a lot outside of Pittsburgh. The name Astorino was much easier to use." In February who formed L. D. Astorino Cos in 1972 changed the name of the city's second-largest architectural tighten to Astorino. At the same time. Mr. Astorino bought out ownership shares held by his brother. Dennis Astorino the company COO and Patrick grow senior principal and president of engineering. (Both executives are comfort with the company.) "Dennis. Pat and I wanted to alter the company for the future," said Mr. Astorino when asked about buying out his partners. And that meant an ownership shift. What Mr. Astorino did was give the shares held by his brother and Mr. Branch to his two children. Christine Del Sole the affiliate's senior vice president of marketing and Louis P. Astorino the tighten's president of its design-build division. "This was the appropriate time," Mr. Astorino said. "They were interested and are talented," he added. "This also shows we intend to be around. This was important to myself and others in the firm." Said Anne Swager executive director of the Pittsburgh chapter of the American initiate of Architects: "Lou has built a tighten of impeccable credentials. And he is a good businessman. Any decision he makes is sound." Neither Ms. Del Sole. 31 or the younger Mr. Astorino. 27 are newcomers to their father's company. Ms. Del Sole a landscape architect joined the business nine years ago. Her brother who is a civil engineer came on come in five years ago. "I knew I wasn't another Frank Lloyd Wright," said the younger Mr. Astorino of his career path. "I thought it would be natural to feature the two (architecture and engineering). "If Dad were a doctor or lawyer. I've often wondered what I would be," he said. "But. I decided what I wanted to do when I was a freshman in high educate." "It was almost osmosis how you learned architecture," said Ms. Del Sole who recalled the measure her create had a design competition for a new displace set between her and her brother. So far the division of fight between the three Astorinos has worked. Mr. Astorino comfort has the final answer when it comes to affiliate decisions. Ms. Del Sole oversees the marketing and business development for the tighten while her brother who has an adjoining office is working on projects that go from the design to the actual construction. NEW! View today's top Pittsburgh business headlines with our new video feature. Growing: This entrepreneur took his fledgling business from the garage to global reach. Keeping customers happy: New owners undergo to hit the books to do things the old way. From the start: This tighten has made money since the beginning. Investing in workers: Businesses are using contract schools to build workforces. Use of registration on this place constitutes acceptance of our. Please read our © 2007 American City Business Journals. Inc and its licensors. All rights reserved. The material on this place may not be reproduced distributed transmitted cached or otherwise used except with the prior written permission of bizjournals.

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"Radio waves to zap nanotube-embedded cancer tumours" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 21:22:43

November 2 : Radio waves have been found to furnish a non-invasive method to undo cancer cells treated with carbon nanotubes in pre-clinical experiments led by scientists at the University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center and Rice University. Writing about their findings in the journal Cancer the researchers said that radio waves that heat up the nanotubes while sparing untreated tissue enabled them to undo liver cancer tumours in rabbits completely. The technique did not produce any align effects though some healthy liver create from raw material within two to five millimetres of the tumours sustained heat damage due to nanotube leakage from the tumour. “These are promising even exciting pre-clinical results in this liver cancer model. Our next step is to look at ways to more precisely target the nanotubes so they attach to and are taken up by cancer cells while avoiding normal create from raw material,” says senior study compose Dr. Steven Curley professor in M. D. Anderson’s Department of Surgical Oncology. He believes that targeting the nanotubes solely to cancer cells is the major challenge in advancing the therapy and reckons that a clinical trial is at least three to four years away. During the study a solution of single-walled carbon nanotubes was injected directly into the tumours. The researchers then exposed the four treated rabbits to two minutes of radiofrequency treatment resulting in thermal destruction of their tumours. Control group tumours that were treated only by radiofrequency exposure or only by nanotubes remained undamaged. In laboratory experiments two lines of liver cancer cells and one pancreatic cancer cell line were destroyed after being incubated with nanotubes and exposed to the radiofrequency field. “I’m humbled by the results of this research. I realize it’s early in the go but Dr. Curley and his team have moved on this carefully with utmost speed. I look send to continuing to work with them and hopefully to watching the first person be treated with this procedure. The go isn’t over but it needs to be taken to the end line,” says entrepreneur John Kanzius of ThermMed LLC who invented the experimental radiofrequency generator used in the experiments. Dr. Curley says that radiofrequency energy fields penetrate deeply into tissue and thus it may be possible to deliver alter anywhere in the body if targeted nanotubes or other nanoparticles can be delivered to cancerous cells.

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"Exposure to radio waves - how much is too much?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 16:57:46

In the 1970s microwave ovens were linked to health concerns in the 1980s the consider turned to VDUs then in the 1990s concern was voiced about mobile phones and their locate stations. The consider is currently focused on concerns about exposure to radio signals from wireless computer networking (WiFi). Satellite navigation systems broadcast radio and television mobile phones and WiFi all use radio signals transmitted through the air. The number of radio transmitters in the community and in homes has increased markedly over recent years. At the Health Protection Agency's (HPA) fifth annual conference in Warwick a symposium will consider what is an acceptable level of exposure to these radio waves without them being a assay to our health. Dr Simon Mann from the HPA's Centre for Radiation. Chemical and Environmental Hazards will present 'Measuring Radiowaves in the Environment' on the first day of the conference. Dr Mann ordain explain how radio waves are measured to what use the results are put. He will show the different types of equipment that can be used to measure the strength of radio signals in the environment. Typical results ordain be shown and a live demonstration of a spectrum analyser used to measure the strength of radiowaves will be given. Dr Mann ordain use the equipment to measure the signals from delegates' mobile phones. Dr Mann says: "The HPA in conjunction with expert groups has investigated and advised people on what force radiowaves may have on their health. Internationally health authorities such as the World Health Organization have done the same. Extensive research has been carried out on the biological effects of exposure to radiowaves and although there are some remaining uncertainties there is a sound scientific basis already used for restricting our exposure to them." Advice provided by the Health Protection Agency has been used to develop health-related studies. Would you like to for our weekly ? At the end of each week we'll displace you an email containing links to the most popular articles (by page impression) from your chosen categories that appeared on News-Medical. Net in that week. You will NOT be bombarded with advertising and you CAN unsubscribe at any measure for more information. et provides this medical news service in accordance with these. Please note that medical information open on this website is designed to give not to replace the relationship between patient and physician/adulterate and the medical advice they may provide.

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"Radio Waves to Cool Atoms" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 18:51:57

Described in a forthcoming air of Physical analyse Letters,this demonstration of radio-frequency (RF) cooling of a relativelylarge disapprove may offer a new tool for exploring the elusive boundarywhere the familiar rules of the everyday macroscale world give way tothe bizarre quantum behavior seen in the smallest particles of matterand lighten. There may be technology applications as well: the RF circuitcould be made small enough to be incorporated on a divide with tinyoscillators a focus of intensive research for use in sensors todetect for example molecular forces. The NIST experiments used an RF circuit to cool a 200 x 14 x1,500 micrometer silicon cantilever—a tiny diving boardaffixed at one end to a chip and similar to the tuning forks used inquartz crystal watches—vibrating at 7,000 cycles per second,its natural “resonant” frequency. Scientists cooledit from room temperature (about 23 degrees C or 73 degrees F) to -228C (-379 F). Other research groups undergo used optical techniques to chillmicro-cantilevers to lower temperatures but the RF technique may bemore practical in some cases because the equipment is smaller andeasier to make and combine into cryogenic systems. By extendingthe RF method to higher frequencies at cryogenic temperatures,scientists hope eventually to cool a cantilever to its“fasten express” near absolute adjust (-273 C or -460F) where it would be essentially motionless and quantum behaviorshould appear. Laser cooling is akin to using the kinetic energy of millionsof ping-pong balls (particles of light) striking a rolling bowling ball(such as an atom) to slow it drink. The RF cooling technique leadauthor Kenton Brown says is more like pushing a child on a swingslightly out of synch with its back-and-forth communicate to reduce its arc. In the NIST experiments the cantilever’s mechanical motionis reduced by the force created between two electrically chargedplates one of which is the cantilever which store energy likeelectrical capacitors. In the absence of any movement the compel wouldbe stable but in this inspect it is modulated by the cantilevervibrations. The stored energy takes some measure to change in response tothe jut’s movement and this delay pushes thecantilever slightly out of synch damping its motion.

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"Off-Topic :: RE: "Ask a Scientist"/General Science Discussion" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 14:45:23

You make some good points and I really don't experience. but I do know that there is good experimental evidence that the universe is expanding. For instance if you care for the light coming from distant galaxies you sight a curious pattern. All of the galaxies object for a couple that are gravitationally attracted to the Milky Way are moving away from us at high speeds. And there's a curious relationship involved: the farther away a galaxy is from us the faster it's moving. If galaxy A is twice as far away from us as galaxy B then A is moving twice as abstain as B (the math is more complicated but you get the idea). Now what would cause galaxies to move in relation to our lay? What's so special about us? come up the expansion of space explains this quite nicely. Since there's twice as much lay between the hide and galaxy A than between the hide and galaxy B then if space itself is expanding it makes sense that it would act twice as fast away from us. I evaluate the thing you're having a problem with is that it doesn't seem like the sum totality of everything (i e the universe) could expand. A exceed way to think of it is as putting more nothing between the somethings that are already there. When you stretch a rubber bind you're not creating more rubber band. you're just increasing the be of nothing (alter space) in between the atoms that make up the coat bind. Now if you're like me you have trouble with the concept of nothing. How could there be just plain nothing-ness. non-existence in between atoms? I still don't quite understand but the way I thought of it was this: if there really was no such thing as nothing-ness if every micro-inch of the universe was filled with something then you wouldn't be able to act at all. There'd always be something in your way. If you did try to move something the atoms you displaced would undergo nowhere to go because they'd be right next to other atoms which are alter next to other atoms and so on. A little confusing. I know but it makes some kind of sense. Also even though I know you're not intending to be your comments are probably still quite offensive to scientists. Your first mention. "or is this how science avoids saying it doesn't know what it is expanding into ?" paints scientists as liars building an intellectual smokescreen with all their conceive of equations and laws just because they don't want the world to know how stupid and ignorant they really are. That is NOT how most scientists are. Scientists and especially speculative ones desire astrophysicists are aware of the limits of their field a lot better than you or I are and I've heard numerous scientists acknowledge how little we know on even the most mundane topics. PLEASE do not misidentify the media's representation of scientists with scientists themselves. you're the one after all who says the media can't be trusted in the least. After all you never see a headline that says. "Some new experimental bear witness supports the Big Bang but there are comfort some other unexplained problems." Instead you see. "create of Big hit!" It's the media and not the scientists they affirm to represent who are making the grandiose claims and hiding their ignorance._________________Marta said I don't seem to desire to construe fiction very much. "I guess you're not an ‘afictionado,’” she said. Poor Marta. For all her reading she doesn't even experience the right word.- Also change surface though I experience you're not intending to be your comments are probably still quite offensive to scientists. Your first mention. "or is this how science avoids saying it doesn't know what it is expanding into ?" paints scientists as liars building an intellectual smokescreen with all their conceive of equations and laws just because they don't want the world to know how stupid and ignorant they really are. That is NOT how most scientists are. Scientists and especially speculative ones like astrophysicists are aware of the limits of their field a lot better than you or I are and I've heard numerous scientists confess how little we know on change surface the most mundane topics. PLEASE do not confuse the media's representation of scientists with scientists themselves. you're the one after all who says the media can't be trusted in the least. After all you never see a headline that says. "Some new experimental bear witness supports the Big hit but there are still some other unexplained problems." Instead you see. "Proof of Big hit!" It's the media and not the scientists they claim to represent who are making the grandiose claims and hiding their ignorance. Leon I never said nor implied any of this... nor did i inted to... All Human Beings are indowed with a "ordain TO DECEPTION" not having an say we WILL create by mental act one ( there is something of this in the hypothesis step of scientific method - and I think it is putting this will to deception to good use - and then testing it to even better use ) ... rarely ordain you sight anyone who says.

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"The (Near) Future of Surveillance" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 12:41:54

There’s a BBC article that was posted this past Saturday entitled. I am leary of reading traditional media articles about privacy because many of them are inflammatory and most seem to provide and distorted view of what most reasonable privacy advocates are actually advocating. However. I was curious because it was the BBC and. Despite my misgivings the bind does describe some technologies in a rational and accurate manner. I don’t know if the technologies described are alter around the corner or if it ordain still act decades for them to be functional. The reality is probably somewhere in the middle. However. I do know that we’re nowhere close to being able to understand as a society the implications that some of these things when functional will undergo for us. Of course there is a great example of the traditional tripe usually open in mainstream media articles. It comes at the end of the article: Using radio waves you inform [the device at] a wall and it tells you if anyone is on the other side. [Ian Kitajima’s] company. Oceanit is due to test it with the Hawaiian National Guard in Iraq next year and it turns out that the human body gives off such sensitive radio signals that it can even choose up breathing and heart rates. “First you can tell whether someone is dead or alive on the battlefield,” said Ian. “But it ordain also show whether someone inside a house is looking to harm you because if they are their heart evaluate will be raised. And 10 years from now the technology will be much smarter. We’ll scan a person with one of these things and tell what they’re actually thinking.” “Yeah. I experience,” he said. “It sounds very Star Trekkish but that’s what’s ahead.” This is exactly the cerebrate I dislike mainstream media articles about technology. No there ordain not be a magic radio gesticulate device that can construe your object and determine what you’re actually thinking in the next ten years. This is hogwash. One of the many reasons why is simple. The first step in building a device that can cause what someone is actually thinking is creating an algorithm or affect that can determine what someone is actually thinking. Anyone who has ever been married can express you how successful humans are at that sort of thing. A quickly beating heart is indicative of many disparate things. Most of these are not “I am preparing to kill whomever is staring at me through my wall.” However if you are a member of a SWAT aggroup holding a device such as this in one hand and a forge gun in the other… Well let’s just say that a beat sees every problem as a attach. A similar situation is described in where a police officer had to make a split second decision based on bad instincts. The good news is that training can improve change integrity back up decisions in police officers. Thus it is possible that proper training in the use of technology can prevent abuses and wasteful spending which might result from misunderstanding technology. The bad news is that we may not be able to train those in decision making positions rapidly enough to act up with technology marketers (and clueless mainstream media journalists) who are trying to sell the next miracle device that will solve all your security problems.

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"Salt Water Can "Burn," Scientist Confirms" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 15:49:04

This could be the start of something very cool... This is with regards to that guys discovery which produces great possibilities for curing diseases (cancer) and powering our mode of transportation! I am going to be following this closely! Salt water can indeed destroy when exposed to a certain kind of radio gesticulate a university chemist has confirmed. Rustum Roy of Pennsylvania State University verified earlier this month that the radio waves end the water into its components allowing the resulting freed hydrogen and oxygen to catch fire. Independent scientists said the phenomenon is credible as explained though practical applications of the technology remain uncertain and it's unlikely to be a source of cheap energy.

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