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Looks like the base is plate welded with 7024 jet rod, same with the slip-on flange at the top.
Hope this helps out and this has been 1.800.real.welder at your service.
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submerged arc would be my thoughts. Thats what we would use in our shop
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Here is some info on the first wind farm in the Abilene, TX area. This farm was built 15 or more years ago. Since then, literally hundreds of towers have been built around here.
Crazy......a thread with decent info and links that was started by a post that should have been deleted by the mods.
I can hardly wrap my head around it enuff to read and take it seriously.
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How they weld wind turbines
Funnily enough i used to weld them together, here is how it was done:
1) Sheet steel would be placed into giant hydraulic rollers and rolled up to form a "can" that was tack welded along the lengh and then a root weld put in it once it was checked, that weld was with a Mig welder.
2) Once we had 2 "cans" you would already have 1 can on a set of wheels that turn both ways and was controlled with a pendant. We would have the 2nd can on a "c" hook on an overhead crane, it would be lowered into place. The fitters would then use heavy duty hydraulic jacks and also weld grips onto the can in order to have something for the jacks to push against. Pretty much the can were pushed by the jacks into place and also you could turn the wheels the can were resting on to manipulate these into posistion.
3) Once the cans were together correctly (4mm fault tollerance) a root weld was put on the inside.
4) The wheels the cans were resting were below a giant welding machine called a "sub-merged" arc welder. These would have 8mm wire and weld at 650-700amps. So the cans would sit on the wheels and turn and then once ready you start the sub arc, obvious the circle welds would be done first and on the outside.
5) After a couple of sections were completed the weld would be tested by ultra sound equipment, issues would have to be air arced out or grinded out and redone by usually hand held mig.
Some of the thicker cans had to be preheated before welding as the heat would dissipate too quickly. I think that there is more modern equipment available now to do this but this was back in 2005 when i welded my last turbine.


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (March 19, 2005) - The East Tennessee State University track and field team opened up the outdoor season with competition at the 49er Classic in Charlotte, N.C. on Friday and Saturday.
In the men's distance, ETSU had strong performances from Jordan Ladd (Lyn, Ontario) and Bernard Towett (Kericho, Kenya) in the 5,000 meters. Ladd placed seventh in the event with a time of 15:04.43, while Towett finished tenth with a time of 15:06.89.
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Today I read about the terrible story of a young girl who was gang raped because she dared to "disrespect" a gang leaders girlfriend. The poor child was 14 years old and had to withstand the assault of 9 boys.
The group's 16-year-old leader started an argument with her over a comment she had apparently made to his girlfriend.
One of the youths took her mobile phone and the leader told her she could only get it back if she performed a sex act on him. She was then dragged to a block of flats.
She was forced to take off her clothes and raped.
She fought back but the gang threatened to kill her. The girl was then taken to another block of flats and raped again.
While the judge in the case has said that jail will occur, what I kept mentally returning to was the idea that rape should be used as "punishment" against a woman.
How many times have you heard someone immediately jump to question what a woman was wearing, why she chose to be in a certain location, or even her sexual history? What we do not stop to question is why we assume that someone should have the right to exert this kind of power over a person as a form of punishment.
Rape is a form of "punishment" routinely visited upon women.
A recent survey on date rape showed that 60% of Canadian college-aged males indicated that they would commit sexual assault if they were certain they would not get caught. (Helen Lenskyj, "An Analysis of Violence Against Women: A Manual for Educators and Administrators," Toronto: Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, 1992)
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The burning times have never gone away, we have just ceased to have horror at the crimes committed against women. There is not a woman that does not walk in the dark and think about the possibility of assault, but secretly we never think that it will be us - until one day it is.
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If you're heading down to Albert Park this weekend, don't blink – you might miss a chance to see one of the Aussie drivers who made their own assault on the F1 scene before Mark Webber's sterling efforts rekindled home interest in the World Championship.
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Warwick Brown
Warwick, who was born in Sydney in 1949, took part in just one race in a Grand Prix car. He had already won the 1975 Tasman Series on home soil and was in the United States racing in F5000 when the call came. The great New Zealand driver Chris Amon was injured and unable to start the 1976 United States Grand Prix East at New York's Watkins Glen circuit, so Brown stepped in to his Wolf Williams instead. He qualified 23rd and finished the race in 14th.
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Remarkably, Tony Gaze has just celebrated his 91st birthday. In World War 2 Gaze was a Spitfire pilot; he was shot down in 1943 but subsequently escaped and returned to Britain. He was twice awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross. In 1952 he took part in three Grands Prix in an HWM-Alta. In Belgium he qualified 16th and finished one place higher; the British round saw him qualify 26th but retire because a cylinder head gasket blew; he failed to qualify in Italy, and his last F1 race, in Germany, brought 14th place on the grid and another non-finish with engine trouble.
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This man needs no introduction to Australian racing fans. The great Victorian is, after all, a six-time Bathurst winner and a Hall of Fame inductee. Before those heady V8 days, however, Larry was a superb single-seater racer. He came through Formula Vee, Formula Ford and Formula 2 before taking the 1975 European F3 title.
He failed to qualify for the German GP in 1974 in an Amon-Ford, but Perkins then had 11 World Championship starts in F1, from Spain `76 to Belgium `77. He wrestled with a variety of machinery: Ensign-Ford, Brabham-Alfa, BRM and Surtees. His best result was eighth in the `76 Belgian GP.
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Like Perkins, Gordon-born Tim is a familiar figure on the Australian racing scene as Director of Racing Operations for CAMS and a central figure in Australian Grand Prix weekend as Clerk of the Course at Albert Park. Tim enjoyed an outstanding single-seater career, winning both the British Formula Ford and F3 titles before making his F1 debut for Frank Williams in 1970 in a De Tomaso-Ford in Austria.
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Vern Schuppan
Best-known for his exploits in sportscars at Le Mans, where he won in a Porsche in 1983, South Australian Vern was a Formula 1 contemporary of Larry's. He did nine Grands Prix between 1974 and 1977, starting with an Ensign-Ford in Belgium in `74. His best result came in a Surtees-Ford in `77 when he qualified 19th in Germany but came home in seventh place.
David Walker
Another Sydneysider, David campaigned a Lotus with great success in British F3 in 1969 and later competed in 11 Grands Prix. He started with a one-off drive in a Pratt & Whitney-powered Lotus in Holland in 1971, then did a season as Emerson Fittipaldi's team-mate with Lotus in 1972, when the Brazilian became World Champion. He did 10 races that season with a best result of ninth in Spain, even though he ran out of fuel and was not running at the finish!


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Protecting the Head: Welding Personal Protective Equipment and Considerations for Health, Safety and Comfort
PPE for the head (and all the functions and senses that go along with it) has advanced considerably and found new ways to not only keep welders safe, but more comfortable than ever before.
The head: the body's command center and the gateway to respiratory health. No other part of the human body affects how we go about doing our job — or how we feel about it — more than the head. For that reason, equipment manufacturers have gone to extra lengths to design products that not only keep welders safe, but also enhance comfort and make it easier to do their jobs. In this article we'll look at personal protective equipment (PPE), specifically head protection, that is making welding safer and more comfortable every day.
As a side note, all technologies discussed in this article should meet or exceed requirements put forth by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the American Welding Society (AWS), the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), with the exception of the heat stress relief products which are designed more for a welder's comfort and are not regulated.
Safety Glasses
Despite regulations, unfortunately it can be common to find welders not wearing safety glasses underneath their welding hood. Many believe them to be redundant to the welding helmet or too cumbersome to wear in conjunction with a helmet. While modern welding helmets do a decent job of preventing hazards from reaching the eyes, there is still no substitute for primary eye protection such as a pair of safety glasses.
This is especially critical as welders spend significant portions of their day with the hood up when between welds, preparing welds, and moving completed parts out and new parts in. Rather than putting on a pair of safety glasses every time a welder flips up the helmet, the only way to ensure consistent protection at all times is to wear safety glasses throughout the day.
Many traditional safety glasses are uncomfortable, fit poorly and tend to slide around your face as you work. Big, bulky glasses tend to also let debris in even if being worn properly by the welder. Welders can now find reasonably priced options that offer form-fitting orbital eye coverage, rubber ear pads and soft foam eye guards that keep out dust and perspiration. These features ensure that the glasses grip tightly to the face, keep out airborne hazards, and provide comfort and protection throughout the day. Clear glasses are fine for welding as the helmet will provide protection from the arc, but glasses up to shade level five should be kept available for plasma and oxy-fuel cutting.
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A new category of welding PPE, addressed by Miller's CoolBand™ and CoolBelt™ products, is heat stress relief. Welders in heavy-duty, intensive welding applications were looking for ways to reduce temperatures under the hood and were going to the extent of buying complete respiratory systems to provide air circulation inside the welding helmet even if their application did not present any respiratory health hazards. New products have been designed to reduce temperatures under the hood without going to the expense of buying a complete respiratory system.
Options include a headgear cooling system featuring both downward and upward air vents that provide a constant flow of air over the welder's face and lower the temperature in the hood by as much as eight degrees Fahrenheit. A belt-mounted product is also available. The belt-mounted system features a hose that pumps air up in to the welder's helmet, offers multiple air speeds and directional air controls, and lowers the temperature in the welder's helmet by as much as 17 degrees Fahrenheit.
In addition to lowering temperatures, these heat stress relief systems solve another major pain point: fogging of safety glasses and the inside of the helmet lens in hot conditions. By circulating air and reducing the welder's perspiration, moisture is removed from the helmet and lens fogging is reduced. This improves comfort and productivity because welders spend less time wiping glasses and lenses, and improves safety because it reduces the hassle of safety glasses fogging up, which was a deterrent to wearing safety glasses in the past.
Auto-Darkening Welding Helmets
The greatest recent advancement in auto-darkening helmet technology involves the electromagnetic detection of the weld. Historically, welding helmets would only use optical sensors that picked up the light of the weld. By adding magnetic sensors that pick up on the magnetic field of the arc, helmets now respond more consistently than ever to further protect a welder's sight. It especially improves performance when welding outside on sunny days. The lens won't darken until an arc is struck, regardless of sunlight. This substantially improves detection when welding outside and eliminates these issues common with older welding helmets.
Helmet manufacturers have also been able to add greater functionality to helmets without increasing their weight. Helmets today don't weigh any more than the old passive helmets used years ago, even with advancements such as larger liquid crystal display (LCD) panels and customizable settings such as adjustable sensitivity, various shade options and delay controls. Premium helmets should feature the ability to respond within 1/20,000th of a second for optimal protection, especially in applications involving heavy tacking where a welder strikes a greater amount of arcs throughout the day. Larger LCD panels improve the welder's view to the work piece, peripheral vision, and overall awareness of the surroundings.
For heavy industrial applications where welders are consistently welding at high amperages (300+ amps) for long periods of their workday, a helmet with a reflective color, such as silver, should be considered. This will help reflect radiant heat and keep the welder cooler throughout the day.
Helmet manufacturers have made helmets more comfortable by adding padding and improved balance to the design. Balance is one of the most important features to take notice of when trying on a helmet. A helmet with proper balance will reduce fatigue on the neck throughout the day and will make the helmet feel lighter than it actually is.
Conventional wisdom may say that a smaller helmet will be more comfortable throughout the day because of reduced weight, but these designs pose a problem: they leave the neck unprotected and typically don't feel much lighter than a properly balanced larger helmet. These smaller helmets often require a bib to be attached to properly protect the skin from spatter and UV light emitted by the arc. Look for helmets with a shell that extends down to the neck to give complete coverage. If you do use a smaller helmet, ensure that you weld with your welding jacket fully zipped up to protect your neck.
In shops where overhead cranes are used, or there is a risk of falling objects, a hardhat is required and should be worn at all times. Most helmet manufacturers make an easy-to-install hardhat adapter that allows you to use your existing helmet with a hardhat. If you perform a lot of grinding work, also look for new models that feature an ANSI-approved clear grinding shield. This allows welders to keep their helmets down, flip up the visor with the auto-darkening lens, and have a clear 180-degree view of the work piece and the surrounding areas.
Powered Air Purifying Respirators (PAPR)
The most recent hexavalent chromium standard has driven many manufacturers and fabricators who handle stainless steel to provide powered air purifying respirators (PAPR) as a potential solution to their employees. However, more companies are looking at their safety initiatives and are outfitting their workforce with respiratory protection ahead of potential regulations. More than a way to keep safety numbers in check, these companies see this strategy as a way of staying in front of their insurance companies and lessening long-term liability.
The main reason to outfit welders with PAPR units is to protect them from harmful particulate created by the use of certain base metals and fillers. In addition to stainless and hexavalent chromium, companies should be monitoring particulate levels in applications involving manganese, galvanized steels and exotic alloys. Certain cleaners and degreasers also may emit harmful fumes/particulate.
PAPRs have become less intrusive in recent years, with battery weight being substantially reduced and designs introduced that evenly distribute the added weight across the welder's back and shoulders. A PAPR uses a blower (often positioned on a welder's back along the waist) to pass contaminated air through a high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter to remove contaminants and supply purified air in a sealed welding helmet. This removes at least 99.97 percent of airborne particles 0.3 micrometers in diameter.
In addition to removing contaminants, the flow of air cools the welder's face similar to heat stress relief products, making the environment more comfortable. The fact that the PAPR seals the helmet with a cloth hood also keeps out contaminants from entering the helmet's environment. This helps keep the welder's face clean and comfortable. Some companies have even deployed these systems as another method of eye protection. When matched with a helmet with an integrated clear grinding shield, such as Miller's PAPR with Titanium 9400i™ auto-darkening welding helmet, a system is created that completely seals the environment and never needs to be flipped up, even when grinding. Completely eliminating exposure is one of the best ways to ensure safety.
Other Accessories
While items like beanies and welding caps are not required in all facilities, these products do a nice job of keeping workplace dust out of the welder's hair and scalp. Another often-overlooked piece of safety apparel is earplugs. Earplugs not only protect hearing, but they keep airborne contaminants—even spatter in some applications—from entering the ear canal.
Job One: Safety
While some of these more advanced technologies may seem excessive in certain welding applications, each carries out an important task in protecting the welder's health, senses and comfort — all of which start with the head. In many cases, the cost of a system like the PAPR is substantially less than the cost of a welding-related injury or illness and the associated loss in productivity. Prevention is the best medicine, and in this case, that means outfitting your staff with the tools to make sure they not only return to do their job each day, but that they feel good about doing it.


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What is not relative in this world? Is there something at all?
As far as I know everything around us is relative in nature. When we say that a car is moving, according to a person sitting in the car, the world is moving. So is there something at all that is not relative? And please don't include the speed of light which would be same. I am talking about something which is fixed that is, same from whichever angle you may look at it.
Nov 3 2013: On a molecular level, things are not very relative. H20 is a water molecule. DNA is DNA, and vitamin C has the same chemical form everywhere... (If you get in to mirror-versions, then you might discuss if it's the same or similar).
On a biological level, it might get harder to find, though photosynthesis or the formation of bone tissue has fixed processes.
Even the need of food and having forms of metabolism is quite universal for vertebrates.
The number of sexes needed to reproduce rarely exceeds 2.
The whole of how evolution happened produced some absolutes: birds and dinosaurs shared a common ancestor, as did humans and hedgehogs. And apple trees will not produce banana's though they share a common ancestor.
Naked humans tend to die if exposed to temperatures above 1000°C
Inventions that have been made are indeed invented, same goes for discoveries. As a matter of fact, I can assume that there is only one past, and that it will not alter (our perception of it might).
I could go on to give examples, but maybe you can start to refute some of these so i can understand how you would call them relative first.Oct 30 2013: The Relativity is Absolute .Oct 30 2013: I see three different understandings of relativism emerging in the discussion. One seems to be using the idea in terms of the interconnectedness of all things (the universe is an ecological and rational system in which all things have a relative place); the second refers to the moral concept of relativism (what is moral is relative to the needs or circumstances f the moment); and the third says that facts are relative only to themselves (some things exist regardless of our knowledge or experience of them). These are all excellent points. I tend to agree with them all. There are facts which are relevant only to themselves, though the things the facts describe are relevant to the rest of existence; and because humans create meaning around all their experiences, including their experience of morality, then every moral code is by its nature as a human creation, relativistic.Oct 30 2013: Hi Anwesh !
Relative means, which is bound to be affected in proportion to something else and this 'something else' may be more than one, i mean, one thing may be relative to many other things. By observing a relative thing, we also can conclude, it is always mutable. Therefor relative means which is mutable or revulsive. Universe is not constant and is always transforming. Everything, which is relative, changes.
One more thing is also important to mention here. When two things are relative inside a particular domain; that particular domain is always non relative with both of them. However, that domain is also relative to other domain and affect each other withing other bigger domain (which is also non relative for smaller domains).
But, Ultimately, the one (the ultimate domain) must be absolute, not affected, unchangeable and non relative; otherwise change is not possible inside. I have to give a mundane example or otherwise its impossible to understand and explain. When you see movie. The screen can be consider as a bigger domain whereas scenes are smaller domain, relative domains. Screen never changes and is not relative to the scenes. When the scenes stops, projector stops, suddenly the absolute screen is there.
Another example is a wheel along with axle. Axle remain absolute and never moves but wheel. The movement of axle from one location to another is because of wheel. Axle moves in relative to us, but not to wheel. The movement of axle and wheel happening in same domain. If an ant travel from circumference of the wheel to the axle, it will always take same time whether wheel is moving or not.
Even Time is relative to a non relative domain (timeless). Time is happening in a particular domain, but there is an absolute 'thing' which is unrelated and eternal.
You too have something non relative 'absolute thing' inside you, which never changes, always unaffected. That's why you never feel any change from inside even with aging. :)
Yoka Feng
Oct 30 2013: How about death?
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Oct 31 2013: Death is also relative with time.
Nov 1 2013: Can you elaborate for me?
Nov 1 2013: It will be my pleasure to explain it.
Let see, there are some average years of life of any species. Consider for Human. Since birth we make the plan for our life what you want in life with respect to time. You make it by considering that you will be able to get it. During the plan everyone consider his/her capabilities because with time passes capabilities decrease, this gives the first sign of Death. Doctors give some approximate value of time within that period Particular person will die.
So Simple word, It is point of view how you see. But if you see with respect to time, Approximately Everything is relative.
Yoka Feng
Nov 4 2013: Thank you for your polite elaboration. I think what you told me is more about LIFE, but not death.
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When somebody is born to the world , he is definitely doomed to die one day. This is absolute no matter when it happens.And after death, time means zip to the dead people and all will disappear at last. No surroundings could connect with the dead people.
Nov 4 2013: Dear Yoka Feng,
My answer may be some spiritual or contribution of Science, I will try to elaborate more with help of science compare than spiritual science.
As Science say, Everything in this world formed by energy. we all of us read principle of energy conversation. According to this energy neither can generated nor destroy only change one form to another form.
I have same point about death/life. I think there is no difference life and death. life started with some energy and after some time energy converted to other form (death). After death, energy of life (soul) get another body. we don't know. because we have not great scientific instrument to realize that energy,
I think you have better view about death, If yes, please let me know.Nov 4 2013: Dear Ashish Kumar,
I agree with you that energy should be converted from one to another after people's death. But death is a concept related to humans not energy. After all, the people are dead, but maybe the energy wouldn't disappear. You can't find another same living person with the same experiences as the dead person, right?
I'm very glad to hear your different voice on this.
Nov 4 2013: Dear Yaka Feng,
Could you like to elaborate death? What is the definition of death according to you ?
Yes I can't find same living person with same experience.Nov 4 2013: With pleasure. "Death is the cessation of all biological functions that sustain a living organism.' From the wikipidia.
Nov 4 2013: "all biological functions that sustain a living organism" require energy(specific form). In death energy converted one form to another form for specific task or function. That's why we can't see the same experience.
So Human die for specific task or purpose. We have given some specific name of the event or cycle to understand easily.Nov 4 2013: Yes, I know what you mean. The spirit and the energy of the person MIGHT remain in this world in other forms(you may imagine whatever as you like) , but the exact person never comes back. It's his death and absolute to everything in our world. It's not what we can't see, it's the fact .
Thank you for sharing your opinion with me.
Nov 4 2013: Thank you Yoka Feng
I am grateful to discuss with you. If you don't mind, would you like to tell me about you,with whom I discussed. As i see no real pics of you. I think you love your cat.
It will be my pleasure to know about great personality. you can send me personal email.
thank you again and wish you Very Happy Diwali :)
Oct 29 2013: I used to be a film believer in relativism, however lately, the more I think upon logical arguments, the more they seem to require two or more parties accepting the existence of facts in order for them to be productive.
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Relativism as a philosophical standpoint, I argue is opposed to facts.
For example: if I wave right now, relative to you I didn't, as you couldn't see me. But in reality I did. At the end of the day, reality is what matters, as people share common goals.
Nadav Tropp
Oct 29 2013: As far as physical objects go, none that I'm aware of.
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There are things without a physical presence I suppose, but the jury is still out on whether those exist or not (computer programs and things like thoughts and ideas don't count, they have a physical presence on computer circuitry and the human brain).
You do have some physical constants that are universal and not at all relative (as far as we know anyway), but you asked not to give those types of examples.Oct 29 2013: Great question, in fact, one which I have been asking myself a lot lately. I dislike the whole concept of relativism, especially if it concers morality, but, to my surprise, each day I discover more and more that the world is indeed relative, or if not relative then at best elusive (which boils down to one and the same). There is not even one thing which is fixed. If one system works in one place it fails in another. Even our identity undergoes constant changes, and the people we were when we were young seem strange to us couple of decades later.
What is not relative then? I would venture to say God and his unconditional love but I am sure there will be thousands of voices, not only saying He is not, but even doubting His existence :)Nov 14 2013: If we say that everything is relative, then that would me that this truth is non relative. The only Bsolute truth is that nothing is absolutely true. It's a kind of paradox/circular reasoning.Nov 1 2013: everything is relative - either to the objects or the society we are in.Oct 31 2013: my faith that i am real it's absolute ...
Oct 31 2013: and still, you might be wrong ;-)
Oct 31 2013: my faith makes me think you're real did this reply to me ,and from my faith again i must responds to you only ,i am sure :)Oct 31 2013: Everything is relative with respect to parameter(decide by the user). How you see.
Nov 2 2013: when the man say something he can't delete it like never been in the human and ethical norms,the say is a behavior we must be responsible at what we said Mr.Ashish ;you must respect yourself by respecting your words and not deleting them for this peoples respect you in back Mr.Ashish ;if we disagreed with someone something dosen't mean we're sure that is a wrong thing without a scientific debate with this person ;give me the opportunities to prove myself like human you'll find yourself honouring by your solicitude Mr.Ashish...............................
-from everything is relative can we say that ,the relativity is absolute ?
Nov 3 2013: Dear Riadh
I am 100% agree with your word I have to respect to myself what I have said. And I do. But in Public or on Internet, I have no right to say about other faith. I don't know how people response in debate about faith or religion. I scare.
When I was writing response on your comment, first word I said sorry. In your reply i realize that I did some wrong. So I had deleted. By the way
I am again Sorry really sorry if you feel disrespect on my behalf. I have no such wishes to disrespect to you.
Hope You will consider my point. and Pardon me, If i did something wrong.
Can you elaborate relativity is absolute.
Nov 3 2013: i am sorry and i thank you for your beautiful way to prove that we're just a mistaken creature but the best at all and we're absolute by our existence in this world ,i think i can debate the relativity like absolute from my modest knowledge as follows :
-it's easy i think an eagle-eyed to the everything is relative which mean the relativity is absolute :)Nov 4 2013: Dear Riadh
Thank you for accept my apology. I am wishing you and all other Very happy Diwali with my wishes
May the Festival of lights
Brighten up your life
With success, happiness and prosperity!
Happy Diwali :)
Yes I am agree with your point.
Nov 4 2013: with pleasure Mr.Ashish ,wish you lovely holiday full success and happiness for you and your beloved ,and for the light will reign our world :)Oct 31 2013: ha, sex, greed, wealth, poverty, morals, power, right, wrong ....
Hey, I'm an American, what did you expect, anything other than logical positivism?Oct 30 2013: Life is movement; and movement is always relative to something - so I guess not.
Da Way
Oct 30 2013: How about existence itself? Something either exist or it doesn't, I can't imagine a 'relatively existing' state...
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Nov 1 2013: Let me give you a relatively existing situation. Suppose a law is passed that a person missing for 3 days or more will be declared dead. You were on a trip with your friends when your feet suddenly slipped and you fell in a valley with some injuries so serious you couldn't possibly climb out. A monkey also lived in the valley.
Now after the first day itself your friends report at police station and you are declared missing. Now, 3 days have passed a d you still are lying injured in the valley. The police therefore declare you dead. Now you are in a relatively exiating situation.
While police thinks you are dead, relative to monkey, you are alive.
Another example would be Shroehringer's Cat. Google it.
Da Way
Nov 1 2013: Not convinced. The first scenario you are in existence. The police's declaration is false due to lack of information. No relatives there.
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Second scenario the cat is used as an dilemma to explain how someone else's theory is incorrect. Again, no relativity there.
Also my point is any existence, not all existence. Providing you can prove one existence (which is easily done), it answers the original question.Oct 30 2013: Every thing is relative.because every body is an individual yet every thing is connected because empty space is not really empty.we are all part of the same universe yet experience it in our own way which may or may not be similar to another's experience.it really is all relative....maybe.Oct 30 2013: We often have ethics and beliefs that are not obviously relative.Oct 30 2013: you are not relative to yourself
Oct 30 2013: Why not?
Oct 30 2013: Because you obviously don't move relative to yourself, unless you happen to own 2 bodies.
Nov 1 2013: Nice try Herald but if we go on limb level, then your diff. body parts work relative to each other i.e. when you walk, your arms and legs move constantly but your upperbody remains const.Nov 1 2013: Anwesh I didn't talk about different body parts to each other but you (or any other object) as an entity to yourself.
Nov 1 2013: Is because of our single mind.What about someone with multiple personalities.


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hey i changed my analog stick (the right one) but for some reason it still does not work. its as if some one is pushing the analog stick to the right but the controller is not being touched. all other buttons work as they should. i even used two different analog sticks and for some reason it still doesn't work. any suggestions?
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Does anyone here use an agent? If so, can you provide any advice on finding and working with an agent?
Given my information below, would you advise that I look for one at this point in my career?
I am a biologist and imaging specialist, and have developed new techniques for imaging microbes (especially protozoa) with scanning electron microscopy. My images have been featured on seven journal/magazine covers, textbooks, newspapers, and invited artistic presentations in Canada and Germany etc. Please click this link in the User Critiques forum to see one example:
The Exploratorium science museum in San Francisco will feature a collection of my work as a large, permanent exhibit in their new location beginning in April 2013.
As far as I know, my work has a very strong claim of being unique; as far as I know from reading the literature and attending international meetings in my field, there is no one else capable of working with these organisms and producing these types of images from them. My images regularly elicit a very strong positive reaction from people.
I do not know much about the business side of photography, but am interested in gaining gallery representation, and possibly selling prints on a website and/or stock libraries. I am also interested in doing at least one book.
Would an agent be helpful to someone who is starting to gain some noteriety, in the early part of his career (in my situation), or would you suggest I just go try to go it alone?
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You need a gallerist not a photo agent, or reps as they are called in the industry. A photo rep focuses on obtaining commercial work for the photographer. Sounds to me that a gallery is the best place for you. A gallery will show and promote your work, and will try to get you a book deal. A rep won't do that.
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Yes I have an agent.
I also have two galleries that represent my work.
The two have very marked differences and work very differently and should not be confused.
In a nutshell - Galleries are there to sell prints and have exhibitions. That is what they are for and that is what you can expect from them. The standard gallery fee these days is around 50% of the price of the sale. This will vary from gallery to gallery as will who pays for marketing of exhibitions and framing costs. Read the fine print before you sign up with a gallery.
An agent is a different kettle of fish. And the first thing I would say is that you need an agent (if you decide you need one) who 100% believes in you and your work. If their commitment is anything less than 100% it would be a complete waste of time because the agent is going to go forth and represent you and your work to potential purchasers who you would not have otherwise been able to reach. That is effectively what an agent does - they tap a market you don't have access too. If they don't believe in your work they will never be able to sell 'you' and nor will they give it their best effort.
Finding the right agent is time consuming. You are going to have to create a target list and approach them individually and gauge their reaction to your work. They 'know' their clients and they know what 'they' can market and sell and what they cant. Of course, this varies from agent to agent. Your approach is going to have to be completely professional. Don't even think about approaching an agent with a bunch of loose prints or heaven forbid a CD or USB stick.
Get ready for lots of rejection - none of which will hopefully be personal. It is usually simply that the agent will feel they don't have a target market for your work or that they cant help you and thus help themselves.
Agent fees vary - but generally are also in the 50% of the price of the sale. Again, be sure to read the fine print.
An agent wont bring you notoriety or fame. Only you can generate that and IMO it cant be forced. It has to be developed and grown over years of hard and solid high quality work to help build recognition. It is a sad fact that an agent is actually far more likely to be interested in one who has already obtained fame than someone starting out - but that said, there are good agents out there who will see potential in those without a name. I was lucky to find one who believed in me.
You need to prepare to go it alone if you cant find an agent initially. Have this iron in the fire so that you are ready in the event that you do have to proceed on your own for a time.
I dont mean any of this to sound like discouragement. But it is a sober view point.
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Quote from: PSA DC-9-30 on October 02, 2012, 11:09:48 PM
As far as I know, my work has a very strong claim of being unique; as far as I know from reading the literature and attending international meetings in my field, there is no one else capable of working with these organisms and producing these types of images from them. My images regularly elicit a very strong positive reaction from people.
"Unique"? Or "Unusual"?
Big difference...what you can technically accomplish, while perhaps impressive (and unique) in the field, may not translate directly to "sales" from a gallery perspective...
Don't confuse different with desirable. It's "desirable" that equates with valuable...different tends to run it's course (but make hay while the sun shines).
I remember seeing (and buying some prints) from a guy at an art show that did X-ray images of common things in an artful manner. I bought a print cause it was cool. Not long after, Adobe used X-ray tech to produce packaging for Creative Suite 2 (see this
It was interesting and unusual but...it tended to die out.
Can you make a decent run at this stuff? Perhaps...but I don't think you need a "rep" (or agent) so much as a manager that can direct you and help build an awareness and position.
What you need to understand is in the grand scheme of things, the "common man" doesn't care about much beyond, hey, that's cool, I'll buy that. If you want to send the time cultivating the contacts and have the time to promote yourself, you might do ok. Selling "art" is a very difficult endeavor and jumping from one industry to another isn't easy.
I wish you good luck...but what you need is a body of work that is desirable completely separated from your main industry attachments. Outside of your peers, nobody really cares about the uniqueness of your imagery...only the desirability.
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Quote from: Schewe on October 05, 2012, 01:07:04 AM
"Unique"? Or "Unusual"?
Big difference...what you can technically accomplish, while perhaps impressive (and unique) in the field, may not translate directly to "sales" from a gallery perspective...
Don't confuse different with desirable. It's "desirable" that equates with valuable...different tends to run it's course (but make hay while the sun shines).
Outside of your peers, nobody really cares about the uniqueness of your imagery...only the desirability.
That's a very fine but important distinction that, in many ways, also translates into you making your way in straight commercial photography; it's what sets one guy apart from the others and, I think, is probably described/show through the individual's style, or what some call his handwriting. I don't think you can fake it, though, and I believe it comes naturally, as with most things in the world of art and self-expression. Trying to achieve this in a self-conscious way isn't how I think it will happen.
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you are covering a lot of ground there.
A stock agency may be useful for licencing your work for textbooks and possibly some advertising usage.
Since you have a permanent exhibit up it might be helpful to figure out which dealers in the San Franncisco Bay area (all the way down to Carmel) might have an interest in your work and you calling them up and gettignthem to walk through the exhibit with you or failing that, for you to show prints too.
I also recommend you take prints down to Fotofest in Houston and show them in the meeting place or get a gallery to show them during Fotofest. Fotofest happens every two years (the next one is 2014) and now is the time to start making that happen. There are also well respected similar events in New York (AIPAD?), Santa Fe, and Palm Springs.
A literary agent can help you with possible book deals
Also contact Virginia Swanson for the fine art print and book markets.
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Thanks to everyone for their thoughtful comments. I am certainly not planning to support myself on print/image sales, but I do think there is some potential for some additional income. I am currently assembling a portfolio--prints of 15 of my best images to show to different galleries.
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