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20050008087 Tri-state integer cycle modulation

The invention disclosed in this application uses a method of modulation named Tri-State Integer Cycle Modulation (TICM) wherein a carrier signal, comprised of a continuum of sine waves is modulated such that spectrum utilization is minimal. A modulation event is imposed upon the carrier signal by modifying the carrier frequency at precisely the zero crossing point or the zero degree angle. The method of imposing the modulation event is by increasing the frequency of the carrier for one or an integer number of wavelets then lowering the frequency of the carrier for one or the same integer number of wavelets then returning to the carrier frequency to derive the modulation event. The main carrier frequency is only modulated beginning at the zero degree phase angle and ending at the 360-degree phase angle.

20050007447 Modulation compression method for the radio frequency transmission of high speed data

20040196910 Integer cycle frequency hopping modulation for the radio frequency transmission of high speed data

20050008087 Tri-state integer cycle modulation

The invention disclosed in this application uses a method of modulation named Tri-State Integer Cycle Modulation (TICM) wherein a carrier signal, comprised of a continuum of sine waves is modulated such that spectrum utilization is minimal. A modulation event is imposed upon the carrier signal by modifying the carrier frequency at precisely the zero crossing point or the zero degree angle. The method of imposing the modulation event is by increasing the frequency of the carrier for one or an integer number of wavelets then lowering the frequency of the carrier for one or the same integer number of wavelets then returning to the carrier frequency to derive the modulation event. The main carrier frequency is only modulated beginning at the zero degree phase angle and ending at the 360-degree phase angle.

20050007447 Modulation compression method for the radio frequency transmission of high speed data

20040196910 Integer cycle frequency hopping modulation for the radio frequency transmission of high speed data

You only get complete pages if the publisher has agreed to allow that. You can get similar results from Amazon. Any halfway popular book, particularly SF, can be found online as a bootleg OCR, of varying quality, already. (http://tinyurl.com/dxsze). I can buy secondhand novels for a dollar, or borrow from a library, so reading such onscreen is not something I'd bother to do.

Something else hit the road a few days ago for the FIRST TIME IN THE WORLD TOO: http://www.newpath4.com/01manhattanproject20056789 fromnewpath410302005.htm . I've written a triple-solution Manhattan Project for 2005. Page shows how groups of scientists are not the answer to solving Earth's problems any more than throwing billions of dollars of hurricane repair monies into Florida in time for next year's hurricane season. More isn't needed; smarter is needed. I've also this past week addressed the evolutionist's arguments: http://tinyurl.com/cyqph as well as explaining how each Galaxy could have a separate law of Physics yet still share our visible plane: http://tinyurl.com/eyf8b . There's also a picture of yours truly holding the instructions to the vaporgenerator that makes more electricity than it uses. I took the pic for the you know historical records, prior to renting a vault safety box where I placed the instructions.

Something else hit the road a few days ago for the FIRST TIME IN THE WORLD TOO: http://www.newpath4.com/01manhattanproject20056789 fromnewpath410302005.htm . I've written a triple-solution Manhattan Project for 2005. Page shows how groups of scientists are not the answer to solving Earth's problems any more than throwing billions of dollars of hurricane repair monies into Florida in time for next year's hurricane season. More isn't needed; smarter is needed. I've also this past week addressed the evolutionist's arguments: http://tinyurl.com/cyqph as well as explaining how each Galaxy could have a separate law of Physics yet still share our visible plane: http://tinyurl.com/eyf8b . There's also a picture of yours truly holding the instructions to the vaporgenerator that makes more electricity than it uses. I took the pic for the you know historical records, prior to renting a vault safety box where I placed the instructions.

http://tinyurl.com/9jqah

Free software wins. :)

...and the only people who need the "black" hardware are the ones who are willing to rip and up to BitTorrent networks.

Still, as this article outlines...the suits are freaking out in panic...this latest stunt does not suprise me.

Here you go:
Competition announced link
Winner Announced link
New Logo link

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Great, kid! Don't get cocky.

They removed his faculty page from mit.edu but it is still avaiable at archive.org.

The Flying Spaghetti Monster is going down! http://tinyurl.com/cyqph . Too much uhghh! Gravity. Liked your comment about Mars splatting us. Gives us all a goal. All dimensions are visible galaxies: http://tinyurl.com/eyf8b . Universal Vacuum Energy of Outer Space is pulling us apart, or at least to where we are today. Perhaps the FSM creature should travel to Alaska. They're going to be a very important City-State once the planet explodes & they go flying off as Planet Alaska: http://tinyurl.com/axb3p !

The Flying Spaghetti Monster is going down! http://tinyurl.com/cyqph . Too much uhghh! Gravity. Liked your comment about Mars splatting us. Gives us all a goal. All dimensions are visible galaxies: http://tinyurl.com/eyf8b . Universal Vacuum Energy of Outer Space is pulling us apart, or at least to where we are today. Perhaps the FSM creature should travel to Alaska. They're going to be a very important City-State once the planet explodes & they go flying off as Planet Alaska: http://tinyurl.com/axb3p !

The Flying Spaghetti Monster is going down! http://tinyurl.com/cyqph . Too much uhghh! Gravity. Liked your comment about Mars splatting us. Gives us all a goal. All dimensions are visible galaxies: http://tinyurl.com/eyf8b . Universal Vacuum Energy of Outer Space is pulling us apart, or at least to where we are today. Perhaps the FSM creature should travel to Alaska. They're going to be a very important City-State once the planet explodes & they go flying off as Planet Alaska: http://tinyurl.com/axb3p !

There's seems to be something or perhaps some person who is hogging it down & writing it down: http://www.newpath4.com/Physics7Universal7Energy7B alance7Does7it7also7apply7to7Morals7Lives7Gods7way 7or7the7highway7How7long7this7road7OGod.htm#99perc entofnewpath4informationfromlinksonthispage_911200 5 who seems to working in Alaska (http://tinyurl.com/axb3p) but it's probably just a new step in Human Evolution > http://tinyurl.com/cyqph .

There's seems to be something or perhaps some person who is hogging it down & writing it down: http://www.newpath4.com/Physics7Universal7Energy7B alance7Does7it7also7apply7to7Morals7Lives7Gods7way 7or7the7highway7How7long7this7road7OGod.htm#99perc entofnewpath4informationfromlinksonthispage_911200 5 who seems to working in Alaska (http://tinyurl.com/axb3p) but it's probably just a new step in Human Evolution > http://tinyurl.com/cyqph .

You can get an official Darth Vader Supreme edition costume. http://tinyurl.com/cubsg

Are you sure your link shouldn't be pointing to http://tinyurl.com/a5m6m?

Just had to try tinyurl, I think it was designed for uses just like this :)

The URL for this video should be presented as http://tinyurl.com/bn6k5 :)

VMWare Player tools for fun (and profit???)

Blank VMWare disk image
FreeDOS boot/install CD and/or FreeDOS boot floppy image
Daemon Tools (virtual CD drive) and/or Virtual Floppy Drive

I'd be happy with an N! (540MBs)

Here in Fishers, IN[1], we've got Insight and they advertise 2Mbs or a plus 4Mbs. Unfortunately, they've got a tendency to play with the "Favorites" in the cable's set-top box. For three or four days, they're here, then they're gone a day, and so on. It's tough to approach anything near the max (400Mbs-500Mbs tops) because it's essentially a huge [residential] neighborhood and everyone is busy all of the time[2]. DSL isn't that much of an option for most, because the local loop just isn't quite there.

As far as municipal activities go, they've got a new stadium under development for the Colts and to help finance it, they decided to get the Gov to twist the arms of seven of the eight of the surrounding (Marion) counties, and get them to pay a 1% sales tax for all prepared|served food. I predicted this about 3-4 years ago, when the stadium v2.0 talk was starting to heat up (the missus suggested I not give anyone else this idea)...Indy's had problems with finances, so they had to pass the buck (to themselves) somehow. Marion County instituted a 1% tax in 1984 and it didn't have a sunset clause. So if the current dome is paid for, where's the 1% going? And if it's not paid for (and using the 1%), why are they tearing it down? So they added another 1%, with a thirty-year sunset. The problem is that most stadiums built today only have a lifespan of 14-15 years. I can hardly wait to see how they handle a muni.net.

The funny part about my prediction? Whilst there was a lot of arguing about whether the other counties should pay or not, they were referred to as "doughnut" counties. When I wrote my essay (about two years ago), it featured (and focused upon why the lady in the middle would be taxing the family ;)


Three sides around the barn to get here: has anyone else seen any financially strapped cities make a muni.net work?


[1] Believe it or not, a town of (projected for 2006) 60k people. Special census cost us $500k in 2003, showed enough increase in headcount (total 52k) to bring another $2M/year from the state. Another $500k next year should show that much more growth. Fortunately, our taxes are lower than Indy's.

[2] And now I'm going to have to track down which two neighbors have unprotected WiFi connections named "Linksys" and tell them they're a bit exposed.

I'd be happy with an N! (540MBs)

Here in Fishers, IN[1], we've got Insight and they advertise 2Mbs or a plus 4Mbs. Unfortunately, they've got a tendency to play with the "Favorites" in the cable's set-top box. For three or four days, they're here, then they're gone a day, and so on. It's tough to approach anything near the max (400Mbs-500Mbs tops) because it's essentially a huge [residential] neighborhood and everyone is busy all of the time[2]. DSL isn't that much of an option for most, because the local loop just isn't quite there.

As far as municipal activities go, they've got a new stadium under development for the Colts and to help finance it, they decided to get the Gov to twist the arms of seven of the eight of the surrounding (Marion) counties, and get them to pay a 1% sales tax for all prepared|served food. I predicted this about 3-4 years ago, when the stadium v2.0 talk was starting to heat up (the missus suggested I not give anyone else this idea)...Indy's had problems with finances, so they had to pass the buck (to themselves) somehow. Marion County instituted a 1% tax in 1984 and it didn't have a sunset clause. So if the current dome is paid for, where's the 1% going? And if it's not paid for (and using the 1%), why are they tearing it down? So they added another 1%, with a thirty-year sunset. The problem is that most stadiums built today only have a lifespan of 14-15 years. I can hardly wait to see how they handle a muni.net.

The funny part about my prediction? Whilst there was a lot of arguing about whether the other counties should pay or not, they were referred to as "doughnut" counties. When I wrote my essay (about two years ago), it featured (and focused upon why the lady in the middle would be taxing the family ;)


Three sides around the barn to get here: has anyone else seen any financially strapped cities make a muni.net work?


[1] Believe it or not, a town of (projected for 2006) 60k people. Special census cost us $500k in 2003, showed enough increase in headcount (total 52k) to bring another $2M/year from the state. Another $500k next year should show that much more growth. Fortunately, our taxes are lower than Indy's.

[2] And now I'm going to have to track down which two neighbors have unprotected WiFi connections named "Linksys" and tell them they're a bit exposed.

http://tinyurl.com/cgle2

Made it with QEMU, actually; so you can do it yourself too. :)

the two most populated nations, china and india, each have a single time zone across their entire country. no dst, no time changes, period... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_zone#Trivia

so what if pakistan/china border has a 3:30 time difference.. that's less relevent here because there's nothing but water on both sides.

makes sense to me....

a single time zone, with no dst, for the entire "lower 48" and (at least) the southern canadian provinces. base it on "high noon" on the summer solstice somewhere smack in the middle.. and for a lack of a better point of reference.. how about using TIME, ILLINOIS?!? at the junction of north, south, east, and west streets. http://tinyurl.com/dcra3

if eastern canada still wants to be screwed up, they can join puerto rico and be +2 hours. alaska and hawaii should be on the same time anyway, they're approximately the same longitude.. make them -2 hours.

definately simplify travel.. no more "2 hour" flights from toronto to vancouver and "7 hour" flights on the way back.

http://tinyurl.com/cgle2

Heh, you're right, it's quite tiny: 320 KB raw, 1 KB zipped.

Actually, you can install QEMU on Windows and make your own blank images. But this is so tiny, might as well upload it. :)

I'm *assuming* that VMware can grow the image as needed; if not, 320 KB would probably be a bit cramped for an entire disk.

Good luck.

Thanks for the info about the Carnot Cycle. Just so everyone understands, the Wikipedia isn't the last word on everything: http://tinyurl.com/8af4s . In fact they're probably working round the clock trying to keep up. http://tinyurl.com/9sond

Thanks for the info about the Carnot Cycle. Just so everyone understands, the Wikipedia isn't the last word on everything: http://tinyurl.com/8af4s . In fact they're probably working round the clock trying to keep up. http://tinyurl.com/9sond

http://tinyurl.com/dazrt

They had a couple other ones, that dont appear to be available anymore.

Anyway, it's not a new thing.

From one of the links in parent's post:

An independent valuation report commissioned last year by IIIR put a value of between £25m and £34m on the Gmail trademark.

Ironically, this is probably a price augmentation in reverse. It's only really valuable because of Google's cachet and advertising power, which makes it a bit strange that they're using such an absurd value to justify their need for compensation!

The styles are not locked away with a binary key. According to the XML schemata (ZIP file), they're stored in XML just like the document text itself.

An XML document's visual presentation is stored by semantically defining styles in CSS or by translating XML into any other desired format using an XSLT document.

If that's the only problem, then we can find ways to deal with it.

The REAL problem is, some of those craps seems to be stuck with Wikipedia. They just can't be removed.

Take this example for instance, the text in is supplied and controlled by a biased party, - the Malaysian government .

The text in the above example has been so prettied up that, everyone reading the text would think that, "Oh, it's such a wonderful place !"

Well, the truth is far, FAR from that. But everytime when we tried to alter the above example to reflect the reality, it is altered back again.

And if we make too many attempts to alter, someone representing Wikipedia will warn us.

And if we keep it on, then, the whole record will be locked up, so that we can't change it anymore.

So, the question is, why Wikipedia is letting an obviously biased party controlling its content, - albeit a tiny part of it?

Why warn us, and sometimes even lock us out, when we only want to tell the truth?

If Wikipedia let keeps up this attitude, the end result is that it will forever be stuck with lies, and Wikipedia itself will become an instrument to spread lies.

That's all.

You just described the lobbyist job application... Maybe, hhmmm, maybe they should be all locked away in a vault somewhere and I know just th place! http://tinyurl.com/a5fvy

I don't really blame them. The kind of technological revolutions that truly cause radical shifts in the direction of modern society only arrive once in a lifetime.

Sort of like what I have but mine makes its own power. Yes, I guess that's what I have. A thruster-generator combo. A very simple device. What do I do with it? If I tell it out I lose all rights to it. Wow, decisions decisions. Guess I better think about this a while: http://tinyurl.com/a5fvy . Meantime it serves as "Dated Documentation".

Have you read Neal Stevenson's "In the Beginning Was the Command Line"? If you had, you wouldn't be spouting this nonsense.

Seriously, go read this section: http://tinyurl.com/9qukb

In it, he compares two devices: a heavy duty industrial drill called the Hole Hawg, and your basic power drill. Both do the same thing--drill holes--but their intent is different. The Hole Hawg is designed to drill through anything, whereas the regular power drill is designed for household use. The power drill lacks the power of the Hole Hawg, but has safety features that the Hole Hawg can't afford to have because of this. Whereas the Hole Hawg will keep spinning if it hits something hard (and therefore requires a large amount of strength to keep steady), whereas the power drill will slow down if it encounters too much resistance.

Similarly, Vim is the Hole Hawg of text editors, whereas notepad is a regular powerdrill. Both have different intentions, with the former being designed for heavy-duty text editing as a programmer or highly technical user would need, and the latter designed for occasional light editing, the kind most non-technical users do. The intent is different and so the interfaces differ.

It's very, very difficult to create a deep, powerful interface that is easily discoverable. At best, you can make it as learnable as possible. This is what Vim attempts to do. Notepad goes for a shallow, easily discoverable interface at the expense of power.

Will that help or hurt Bubba's scores here?

I wrote a program to solve a similar problem (use 1, 3, 4, and 6 to make 24) one afternoon in college. It's in scheme because at the time I was a freshman taking the introductory programming course based on SICP. Not by a longshot the fastest solver (and fairly hackish in parts), but it did solve my problem and this one in less than a second, so it's good enough: http://tinyurl.com/cszt7

Load it up and evaluate (solveall '(1 5 6 7) '(+ - * /) 21). It will find all solutions. This problem and the one I solved originally are hard because there is exactly one solution for each, and the solutions are slightly tricky.

is all i have to say.

http://tinyurl.com/bqgfq

you're all right, I've never heard of any of the solutions you've mentioned, nor have I ever seen, or heard of them being used, anywhere that I know of. Judging by the cost of lotus sametime (http://tinyurl.com/e4sxg), I can see why many businesses would not opt for this kind of service. Even the microsoft offering seems to be a little cheaper (http://tinyurl.com/48ajv), but still quite high for many businesses, especially when compared to the alternative, of using free services. A simple IM program isn't that hard to program, why do the corporate solutions cost so much?

you're all right, I've never heard of any of the solutions you've mentioned, nor have I ever seen, or heard of them being used, anywhere that I know of. Judging by the cost of lotus sametime (http://tinyurl.com/e4sxg), I can see why many businesses would not opt for this kind of service. Even the microsoft offering seems to be a little cheaper (http://tinyurl.com/48ajv), but still quite high for many businesses, especially when compared to the alternative, of using free services. A simple IM program isn't that hard to program, why do the corporate solutions cost so much?

I didn't say I was panicking and I apologize to you if you got that impression. I'm definitely not panicked. I've designed an over power engine. hahahaha I have no reason atall to panic. I sit and sip iced tea. But I would disagree with you on the number of humans merely displacing more animals. We displaced them a lot more than they ever placed. #2, We added a few million cows & chickens to the equation. And cows have a different stomach system from the animals they displaced out in the forest. They do fart a lot more. Humans have impacted this planet -altering the overall equation- in a way it has never been impacted before. But PANIC? hahaha Not here. Finding the Electric Space Engine > http://tinyurl.com/dffkv . But, of course, it's just my opinion & your opinion here, and we're equals. So why don't we ask Br'er whale over there where he lays beached and ask him. Oh, Br'er Whale, what's up? Well, Br'er Human Bean, your garbage filth & pollution has made it so bad in here I'd rather die. We whales have been here for millions of years and this hain't never happened before...

I hate to be reading what corporate horror stories are going on now in various parts of the world - 10 years from now.

Because obviously he won't keep UK troops in Iraq longer than they need to be for their own safety because he'll be impartial: Blair to Join the Carlyle Group

And if your grandmother lived in Brazil, her Ajax may have even come from the junk food & kitchen supply company Zimbra http://tinyurl.com/cx855. (Sorry for the tinyurl'd wayback link, but the site is apparently currently under reconstruction.)

Global Warming is a Fact because there's 7 billion people heaving and sweating and mowing the grass and heaving and sweating some more. It will be worse next year this time because a couple hundred million of us will discover SEX, which means even more heaving & sweating. It isn't *just* this or *just* that; it is the entire equation that is changing the planet. The permafrost in Siberia is thawing for the first time in eons. Why? You got it. All that heaving & sweating. Then all these heaving & sweating people have to have machines that heave and sweat so we can heave and sweat in comfortable abodes, so we can have air conditioned cars to ride in to work, where many of us then HEAVE AND SWEAT SOME MORE. http://www.newpath4.com/theanswer.htm . The more heaving & sweating we do the more it feeds CO2 to the vegetation, so that as the rain forest dies we all don't do anything because we still have oxygen and are lulled as you are into thinking everything's OK. Well, it isn't OK. As we lose rain forest we come ever closer to some rain forest blight wiping out our oxygen supply. At which point maybe the heaving & sweating will stop. We're terraformers alright but we're really stupid at it. We're terraforming our own planet into Mars. What we need is a non-polluting new technology that does not pollute at all, a new system that negates the need for Kyoto. http://tinyurl.com/9c7ek

http://tinyurl.com/58g7a

It isn't just science. It literally hurts to be intelligent today. The kid comes into the world, sees what a great big pile of shit it all is, and then is given two choices: work hard to excel at making it an even bigger pile of shit, or smoke pot and listen to music or play games on the computer all day.

It's red pill vs. blue pill, and now that everybody has seen how the trilogy ends, blue pill wins every time. Want to change it? Take the Nazi out of Amerika and put forward a vision of where this country is going to be in twenty years that doesn't involve killing and torturing innocent people around the world.

Really it comes down to this: the propaganda being dished by The New York Times/CNN works well, but only for the retards. The kids you want to see building tomorrow's superweapons can think for themselves, and therefore see this shit for what it is.

And when you think about it, would you really have it any other way?
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You didn't know.

It took an equation of Mass & Energy to start life. It took an equation of Mass & Energy to destroy life. It will take a 3rd equation of Mass & Energy to continue life. We began, we died, then we were content to just stay alive from day to day. Now it is the time for prospering, honing life to the fine edge. http://tinyurl.com/8p7r3

http://tinyurl.com/bjkvt

I've seen it in the States as assualt with a deadly weapon and unlawful endangerment.

Map of states with laws on it.
http://tinyurl.com/9jsg6

We never harness electricity from lightning because it's too easy or half a dozen other reasons, but attracting lightning in the lightning belt to shimmy down a metal pole and parallel to a capacitive circuit shouldn't be too difficult to devise. A field full of "lightning attracting towers" would pull storms where you want them, possibly over to less populated areas. The advantage then becomes a great incentive to build such a field. The good thing is that the government & the laws can't prevent someone from building such a system. You can't legislate against using lightning like the power companies legislated out getting induction power from their power lines. We don't use lightning, but we could. http://tinyurl.com/4txmk

Well, mine wasn't a robot. We didn't have robots then. My idea was for a camera system that would do constant scanning for weapons. Locate & identify, a suit worn by the Secret Service to protect the President. Insta Zoom Va-Va-Voom. Let's see. Does my online post serve as invention documentation? Do the newcomers owe me ROYALTIES? Is Woodrow Riley rich yet? hahahaha I am my brother's keeper... http://tinyurl.com/4txmk