Awesomely, hysterical machinima made with EverQuest II. This is the final episode of the 13 part series. I hope there’s more soon!
The ADS works by directing electromagnetic radiation at a frequency of 95 GHz[6] (a wavelength of 3.2 mm) toward the subjects. The waves excite water molecules in the epidermis to around 130 °F (55 °C), causing an intensely painful sensation of extreme heat. While not actually burning the skin, the burning sensation is similar to that of a light bulb being pressed against the skin.[6] The focused beam can be directed at targets at a range of just under half a kilometer, or about 550 yards[7]. The device can penetrate thick clothing, although not walls[7]. Active Denial utilizes high frequency microwave radiation.
Electromagnetic radiation cannot pass through a conductor, so an effective way to shield yourself from the beam is a Faraday cage, a type of electromagnetic shielding made from a conductive mesh or foil. In the case of a mesh the openings in the weave must be smaller than the wavelength of the radiation, and due to the very high frequency of the ADS (95 GHz) it would be necessary to use a very tightly woven conductive fabric, so thin metallic foil would be more suitable. Any type of metallic foil will easily absorb and deflect the beam.[citation needed][dubious — discuss]
At 95 GHz, the frequency is much higher than the 2.45 GHz of a microwave oven. This frequency was chosen because, due to the stronger absorption of water at those frequencies, they penetrate the skin to a depth of less than 1/64 of an inch (0.4 mm),”[8] which is where the nerve endings are located. A spokesman for the Air Force Research Laboratory described his experience as a test subject for the system: “For the first millisecond, it just felt like the skin was warming up. Then it got warmer and warmer and you felt like it was on fire…. As soon as you’re away from that beam your skin returns to normal and there is no pain.”
The ADS is currently only a vehicle mounted weapon, however, U.S. Marines and police are both working on portable versions.
A fully operational and mounted system was demonstrated Wednesday, January 24, 2007, at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia. A Reuters correspondent who volunteered to be shot with the beam during the demonstration described it as “similar to a blast from a very hot oven - too painful to bear without diving for cover.”[9]
While the effects can be unpleasant, ADS has undergone extensive testing since its inception more than 12 years ago. Research into whether or not the device will cause long term health effects has been inconclusive. Many aspects of the research are classified, making independent evaluation impossible. The beam is designed only to affect an individual for a short moment, due to safety presets and features, but these settings can be overridden by the operator. [10]. According to public release, there have been over 10,700 “shots” by ADS.[11] At least eight people have been seriously injured by the ADS system, and several of those were hospitalized with second degree burns (blister injuries). It is unclear how many injuries may have actually occurred since the program is secretive and withholds much of its data from the public.
Serious garage anthem produced by Platinum 45.
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we appologize for, bad audio, dimmness.
But Hell! Its STILL LIGEIA SO ITS ALL GOOD! =)
覆雨翻雲黃宗澤陳敏之愛是最大的權力MV
主唱﹕ 鄭中基
作品 / Made By﹕GeLiGuoLu
Lethal Bhangra Crew (LBC)
Bruin Bhangra 2006 (Eagle Dubbed Version)
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961 Underground @ Vena Festival
18′th - 24′th Sept 07
Poland - Lodz
Mic Mssadah (Rusty Mic)
From album “New world disorder”
http://www.myspace.com/anewworlddisorder
DJ Lethal Skillz, MC Moe, MC RGB, MC 6K, Hanouneh & Dj X-Method
961 Underground @ Vena Festival
21’st Sept 07
Poland - Lodz
Closer 2 God From album “New world disorder” Original Song lyrics recorded by Narcy of Euphrates a.k.a Jamal Abdul on NWD Album.
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DJ Lethal Skillz, MC Moe, MC RGB, MC 6K, Hanouneh & Dj X-Method
‘961 Underground’, produced and directed by DJ, producer, turntablist and Arab scratch wizrd Lethal Skillz (aka Hussein Mao) is the first documentary covering that scene and a timely reminder at this time of conflict in the region that the rap genre in all languages is a vocal form of creative protest and an effective way for the real people of a nation - the disaffected youth - to get their voices heard.
The film features interviews with the numerous voices to be found today in Lebanese Hip Hop - from rappers to producers and DJs - each of whom tell their story and tell it like it is.
It also features unique and original footage of this colourful crew spitting rhymes on streets corners or live on stage with an eloquence that is Lebanon’s best-kept secret and one that the rest of the world is about to discover… for more info check www.961underground.com
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