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Answers & Points Timeline, Game 3 Wednesday Sept 3

#1 Post by Here's Fanny! » Wed Sep 03, 2008 7:25 am

Reverse Timeline - September 3

Today is our first Reverse Timeline. You've got the year, just figure out the event that goes with it. I've even put the years in chronological order for you! Simple, right? Beware, not as easy as it seems. I know, yesterday was tougher and difficulty is supposed to progress during the week, but it's not my fault Beheading Day fell (ha!) on a Tuesday!

Format today should just be a copy the answers from the well and paste it after the year. Much faster to score when I know which year you're putting with the answer instead of just the question number.


"Mothers are the Invention of Necessity"

Or something like that. Ha! Does anybody but me remember the words to "Mother Necessity" from America Rock? Didn't think so.

Match the year with the event from the Invention Well below the bonus question for 4 points each. I know there are sometimes descrepancies as to the exact year of an invention (is it the idea, the patent, the manufacture?) but I think these are spread out enough so the point is probably moot, Jessie.

(Possible 50 points today, including the bonus.)


1. 1843

2. 1855

3. 1861

4. 1898

5. 1919

6. 1937

7. 1956

8. 1968

9. 1974

10. 1988


Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper?


Invention Well:

Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.

Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper.

Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.

Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.

Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar.

Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.

Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.

Georges Audemars creates rayon.

Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure.

Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock.
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#2 Post by wintergreen48 » Wed Sep 03, 2008 7:37 am

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1. 1843 = Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock.

2. 1855 = Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.

3. 1861 = Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.

4. 1898 = Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.

5. 1919 = Georges Audemars creates rayon.

6. 1937 = Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar.

7. 1956 = Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper.

8. 1968 = Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure.

9. 1974 = Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.

10. 1988 = Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.


Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper? Beats me. Let's Call it Monkees' Stuff





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#3 Post by littlebeast13 » Wed Sep 03, 2008 7:41 am

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"Mothers are the Invention of Necessity"

Or something like that. Ha! Does anybody but me remember the words to "Mother Necessity" from America Rock? Didn't think so.

Match the year with the event from the Invention Well below the bonus question for 4 points each. I know there are sometimes descrepancies as to the exact year of an invention (is it the idea, the patent, the manufacture?) but I think these are spread out enough so the point is probably moot, Jessie.

(Possible 50 points today, including the bonus.)


1. 1843 - Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock.

2. 1855 - Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure.

3. 1861 - Georges Audemars creates rayon

4. 1898 - Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.

5. 1919 - Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.

6. 1937 - Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper. (Then she knitted little Mikey's green sock hat)

7. 1956 - Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.

8. 1968 - Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.

9. 1974 - Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.

10. 1988 - Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar (If there's one thing I remember from those weather classes in college, Doppler radar is officially known as WSR-88... as opposed to WSR-57 which is that crummy radar on the round screen with the rotating radius line)


Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper? - Oh, Sh*t!

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#4 Post by frogman042 » Wed Sep 03, 2008 8:02 am

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1. 1843
Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock.

2. 1855
Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.

3. 1861
Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.

4. 1898
Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.

5. 1919
Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar.

6. 1937
Georges Audemars creates rayon.


7. 1956
Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper.

8. 1968
Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.

9. 1974
Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.

10. 1988
Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure.

Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper?
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Re: Timeline, Game 3 Wednesday Sept 3

#5 Post by plasticene » Wed Sep 03, 2008 8:04 am

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1. 1843
Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock

2. 1855
Georges Audemars creates rayon.

3. 1861
Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.

4. 1898
Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.

5. 1919
Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.

6. 1937
Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.

7. 1956
Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper.

8. 1968
Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.

9. 1974
Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure.

10. 1988
Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar.

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Re: Timeline, Game 3 Wednesday Sept 3

#6 Post by andrewjackson » Wed Sep 03, 2008 8:16 am

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1. 1843 - Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.

2. 1855 - Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock.

3. 1861 - Georges Audemars creates rayon.

4. 1898 - Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.

5. 1919 - Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.

6. 1937 - Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.

7. 1956 - Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper.

8. 1968 - Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.

9. 1974 - Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure.

10. 1988 - ?


Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper?

Wite Out?

Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar. I don't know what to do with this one. Doppler was a 19th Century scientist for whom the Doppler Effect was named after he described it. Radar was not invented until the 20th Century. I don't know where to put this one. I did the best I could with the others but I'm pretty sure this doesn't go in 1988.
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Re: Timeline, Game 3 Wednesday Sept 3

#7 Post by starfish1113 » Wed Sep 03, 2008 8:43 am

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(Possible 50 points today, including the bonus.)


1. 1843

Georges Audemars creates rayon.

2. 1855

Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock.

3. 1861

Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.

4. 1898

Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.

5. 1919

Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.

6. 1937

Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper.

7. 1956

Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.

8. 1968

Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure.

9. 1974

Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.

10. 1988

Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar.



Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper?

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Re: Timeline, Game 3 Wednesday Sept 3

#8 Post by MarleysGh0st » Wed Sep 03, 2008 9:02 am

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1. 1843: Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock.

2. 1855: Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.

3. 1861: Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.

4. 1898: Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.

5. 1919: Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure.

6. 1937: Georges Audemars creates rayon.

7. 1956: Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.

8. 1968: Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper.

9. 1974: Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.

10. 1988: Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar.

Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper?

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Re: Timeline, Game 3 Wednesday Sept 3

#9 Post by NellyLunatic1980 » Wed Sep 03, 2008 9:04 am

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1. 1843
Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar.

2. 1855
Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock.

3. 1861
Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.

4. 1898
Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.

5. 1919
Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.

6. 1937
Georges Audemars creates rayon.

7. 1956
Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper.

8. 1968
Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure.

9. 1974
Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.

10. 1988
Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.

Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper?
Wite Out?

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#10 Post by christie1111 » Wed Sep 03, 2008 9:07 am

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1. 1843 Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock.

2. 1855 Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.


3. 1861 Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.

4. 1898 Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.

5. 1919 Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.

6. 1937 Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar.

7. 1956 Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper.

8. 1968 Georges Audemars creates rayon.

9. 1974 Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure.


10. 1988 Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.


Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper?

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#11 Post by macrae1234 » Wed Sep 03, 2008 9:17 am

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1. 1843 Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar

2. 1855. Georges Audemars creates rayon

3. 1861 Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock.

4. 1898 Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.

5. 1919 Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster

6. 1937 Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier

7. 1956 Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper

8. 1968 Alexander Bain invents the fax machine

9. 1974 Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure

10. 1988 Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.


Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper? In Canada it was Snopaque
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#12 Post by themanintheseersuckersuit » Wed Sep 03, 2008 9:27 am

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1. 1843 Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock

2. 1855 Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.

3. 1861 Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar.

4. 1898 Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.

5. 1919 Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.

6. 1937Georges Audemars creates rayon.

7. 1956 Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.

8. 1968 Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper.


9. 1974 Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.

10. 1988 Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure.


Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper?

White-out


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Re: Timeline, Game 3 Wednesday Sept 3

#13 Post by clem21 » Wed Sep 03, 2008 3:48 pm

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Pure guesswork, this is so not my thing...
Here's Fanny! wrote:Reverse Timeline - September 3

Today is our first Reverse Timeline. You've got the year, just figure out the event that goes with it. I've even put the years in chronological order for you! Simple, right? Beware, not as easy as it seems. I know, yesterday was tougher and difficulty is supposed to progress during the week, but it's not my fault Beheading Day fell (ha!) on a Tuesday!

Format today should just be a copy the answers from the well and paste it after the year. Much faster to score when I know which year you're putting with the answer instead of just the question number.


"Mothers are the Invention of Necessity"

Or something like that. Ha! Does anybody but me remember the words to "Mother Necessity" from America Rock? Didn't think so.

Match the year with the event from the Invention Well below the bonus question for 4 points each. I know there are sometimes descrepancies as to the exact year of an invention (is it the idea, the patent, the manufacture?) but I think these are spread out enough so the point is probably moot, Jessie.

(Possible 50 points today, including the bonus.)


1. 1843

2. 1855

3. 1861

4. 1898

5. 1919

6. 1937

7. 1956

8. 1968

9. 1974

10. 1988


Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper?
WHITE-OUT

Invention Well:

Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.
1956
Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper.
1855
Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.
1898
Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.
1937
Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar.
1974
Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.
1988
Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.
1861
Georges Audemars creates rayon.
1919
Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure.
1968
Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock.
1843

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Re: Timeline, Game 3 Wednesday Sept 3

#14 Post by PlacentiaSoccerMom » Wed Sep 03, 2008 4:48 pm

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"Mothers are the Invention of Necessity"


1. 1843 - Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar.

2. 1855 - Georges Audemars creates rayon.

3. 1861 -Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock

4. 1898 Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.

5. 1919 - Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.

6. 1937 -Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.

7. 1956 Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.

8. 1968 - Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper

9. 1974 - Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure.

10. 1988 - Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.


Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper? - White Out?

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#15 Post by kroxquo » Wed Sep 03, 2008 6:12 pm

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1. 1843

Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.

2. 1855

Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.

3. 1861

Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.

4. 1898

Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock.

5. 1919

Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.

6. 1937

Georges Audemars creates rayon.

7. 1956

Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar.

8. 1968

Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper. Any extra points for knowing she was Monkee Mike Nesmith's mother?

9. 1974

Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.

10. 1988

Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure.



Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper?








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Re: Timeline, Game 3 Wednesday Sept 3

#16 Post by T_Bone0806 » Wed Sep 03, 2008 6:41 pm

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1. 1843 Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock

2. 1855 Charles Strite/popup toaster

3. 1861 Prescott/Roller Coaster

4. 1898 Audemars/Rayon

5. 1919 Bain/Fax Machine

6. 1937 Carlson/Photocopier

7. 1956 Nesmith Graham/Liquid Paper

8. 1968 Englebart/Computer Mouse

9. 1974Fischer/Liposuction

10. 1988Doppler/Doppler Radar


Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper?
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Re: Timeline, Game 3 Wednesday Sept 3

#17 Post by kayrharris » Wed Sep 03, 2008 9:27 pm

Here's Fanny! wrote:Reverse Timeline - September 3

Today is our first Reverse Timeline. You've got the year, just figure out the event that goes with it. I've even put the years in chronological order for you! Simple, right? Beware, not as easy as it seems. I know, yesterday was tougher and difficulty is supposed to progress during the week, but it's not my fault Beheading Day fell (ha!) on a Tuesday!

Format today should just be a copy the answers from the well and paste it after the year. Much faster to score when I know which year you're putting with the answer instead of just the question number.


"Mothers are the Invention of Necessity"

Or something like that. Ha! Does anybody but me remember the words to "Mother Necessity" from America Rock? Didn't think so.

Match the year with the event from the Invention Well below the bonus question for 4 points each. I know there are sometimes descrepancies as to the exact year of an invention (is it the idea, the patent, the manufacture?) but I think these are spread out enough so the point is probably moot, Jessie.

(Possible 50 points today, including the bonus.)
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1. 1843-Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.


2. 1855-Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock.Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock.

3. 1861-Georges Audemars creates rayon.
4. 1898-Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.

5. 1919 -Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.

6. 1937 -Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.

7. 1956 -Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper.

8. 1968 -Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.
9. 1974-Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure.

10. 1988 -Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar.


Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper?
White Out is the only other name I can think of...



Invention Well:

Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.

Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper.

Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.

Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.

Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar.

Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.


Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.

Georges Audemars creates rayon.

Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure.

Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock.

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#18 Post by secondchance » Thu Sep 04, 2008 12:12 am

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Reverse Timeline - September 3

1. 1843 - Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock.
2. 1855 - Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.
3. 1861 - Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.
4. 1898 - Georges Audemars creates rayon.
5. 1919 - Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.
6. 1937 - Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar.
7. 1956 - Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper. (Michael Nesmith's Grandmother?)
8. 1968 - Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.
9. 1974 - Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure. (!)
10. 1988 - Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.

Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper?
White Out
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Re: Timeline, Game 3 Wednesday Sept 3

#19 Post by TheConfessor » Thu Sep 04, 2008 12:30 am

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Here's Fanny! wrote: 1. 1843
Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar.
I don't know what you mean on this one. Christian Doppler lived in the 1800s. Radar was not invented until almost WWII. Doppler radar came later. So maybe you mean something else that Doppler did, which was later applied by others to invent Doppler radar.

2. 1855
Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock.

3. 1861
Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.

4. 1898
Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.

5. 1919
Georges Audemars creates rayon.

6. 1937
Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.

7. 1956
Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper.

8. 1968
Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.

9. 1974
Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.

10. 1988
Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure.

Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper?
Wite-Out (or White Out)

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Re: Timeline, Game 3 Wednesday Sept 3

#20 Post by Here's Fanny! » Thu Sep 04, 2008 12:42 am

andrewjackson wrote:
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Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar. I don't know what to do with this one. Doppler was a 19th Century scientist for whom the Doppler Effect was named after he described it. Radar was not invented until the 20th Century. I don't know where to put this one. I did the best I could with the others but I'm pretty sure this doesn't go in 1988.
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I still can't figure out this one. There are a jillion websites that say in 1988 Christian Andreas Doppler invented Doppler radar! (Put in 1988 Christian Andreas Doppler.) In fact, the reason I used this one was because I was surprised to read it, as I thought Doppler was a long time ago. I guess instead of checking facts in a couple different places for things I don't know for sure I should have actually looked up Doppler and learned that my assumption that he was a long time ago was correct!

I'll work it out tomorrow after I check out all the answers how to best deal with this in order to make it as fair as possible for everybody. I'm too tired tonight, so I'll leave my scoring the answers so far until the game is closed.

Btw, if anybody can look at some of those pages and figure out what the deal is with 1988, I'd sure appreciate it! I nominate AJ and Confessor. Ha!
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Re: Timeline, Game 3 Wednesday Sept 3

#21 Post by Here's Fanny! » Thu Sep 04, 2008 12:43 am

Here's Fanny! wrote:
andrewjackson wrote:
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Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar. I don't know what to do with this one. Doppler was a 19th Century scientist for whom the Doppler Effect was named after he described it. Radar was not invented until the 20th Century. I don't know where to put this one. I did the best I could with the others but I'm pretty sure this doesn't go in 1988.
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I still can't figure out this one. There are a jillion websites that say in 1988 Christian Andreas Doppler invented Doppler radar! (Put in 1988 Christian Andreas Doppler.) In fact, the reason I used this one was because I was surprised to read it, as I thought Doppler was a long time ago. I guess instead of checking facts in a couple different places for things I don't know for sure I should have actually looked up Doppler and learned that my assumption that he was a long time ago was correct!

I'll work it out tomorrow after I check out all the answers how to best deal with this in order to make it as fair as possible for everybody. I'm too tired tonight, so I'll leave my scoring the answers so far until the game is closed.

Btw, if anybody can look at some of those pages and figure out what the deal is with 1988, I'd sure appreciate it! I nominate AJ and Confessor. Ha!
I didn't even see Confessor's answer when I wrote this. But I somehow knew that he would be pointing it out as well. Ha!

Btw, I was serious about appreciating it if one of you two guys could check that out and see if you can understand wtf is up. Because you're good at it and I totally suck at trying to search stuff and it's really going to bug me.

I know that misinformation gets spread because people pick up something wrong from one site and put it on another and so on and so on. But some of those sites look pretty legitimate, not just blogs and the like.
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#22 Post by TheConfessor » Thu Sep 04, 2008 2:52 am

Some Doppler Radar info:
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Here are some links that relate to doppler radar, mentioning 1988 as the year when a particular model of doppler radar came into use.

http://www.srh.noaa.gov/jetstream/doppl ... _intro.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weather_radar
http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/radar/radarresources.html

So 1988 is a key year in the history of doppler radar, and it was named after Christian Doppler because it incorporates his original Doppler Principle by measuring not just the mass and position of rain, but also the velocity of the particles.

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#23 Post by andrewjackson » Thu Sep 04, 2008 7:10 am

TheConfessor is onto it but it still doesn't make much sense.
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The weather radar which became NEXRAD is based on the "1988 Doppler" radars that became the standard around the country. "1988 Doppler" being the type of Doppler Weather Radar introduced in that year.

But how websites came to say that Doppler invented Doppler Radar in that year is hard to understand. Christian Doppler died in 1853. Doppler Radar, in the sense of being able to use knowledge of the Doppler Effect to extract velocity information from radar returns, was used almost from the very beginning of radar in the 1940s. Heck, police radar guns use the Doppler Effect. Those have been around since the 1950s.
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Re: Timeline, Game 3 Wednesday Sept 3

#24 Post by peacock2121 » Thu Sep 04, 2008 11:40 am

Spoiler
1. 1843 Alexander Bain invents the fax machine

2. 1855 Georges Audemars creates rayon.

3. 1861 Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock

4. 1898 Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar.

5. 1919 Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.


6. 1937 Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.

7. 1956 Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper.


8. 1968 Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.


9. 1974 Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure

10. 1988 Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.



Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper? Mistake Out

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Re: Timeline, Game 3 Wednesday Sept 3

#25 Post by jsuchard » Thu Sep 04, 2008 4:16 pm

Spoiler
1. 1843 Linus Yale invents the cylinder lock

2. 1855 Edwin Prescott patents the roller coaster.

3. 1861 Georges Audemars creates rayon.

4. 1898 Chester F. Carlson invents the photocopier.

5. 1919 Charles Strite comes up with the pop-up toaster.

6. 1937 Bettie Nesmith Graham creates what will come to be known as Liquid Paper.

7. 1956 Christian Andreas Doppler creates Doppler Radar

8. 1968 Alexander Bain invents the fax machine.

9. 1974 Gynecologist Giorgio Fischer develops a successful liposuction procedure.

10. 1988 Douglas Engelbart demonstrates the modern computer mouse.


Bonus (10 points): What was the original name of Liquid Paper?

"Sniffy Time Kid's Euphoric & Mistake Corrector"
* Either Arglebargle IV or someone else.

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