Yes, absolutely. The NEXRAD radar network is owned by the Taxpayers of the USA, its data is public domain. There will never be a charge for accessing the radar images direct from the National Weather Service. The only exception may be that in the future, we may offer a subscription service for enhanced or custom radar imagery for a particular purpose, such as a custom private branded location.

Basically, the two processes are very similar. Guided Imagery, however, is a much lighter trance and allows you much more freedom to have an experience unique to you. Whereas hypnosis deals primarily with behavior modification with specific instructions and commands, imagery is more free flowing, affording new information and insight from the client, not the therapist. See similar questions...

Radar helps you see what's around you. An antenna mounted high above your boat (often on the mast of a sailing vessel) sends radar waves down towards the ground, hoping to pick up reflections of land or other boats below. It's not foolproof - it can often pick up images of waves instead of real objects - but it definitely helps you see what's around you, especially in conditions of poor visibility. See similar questions...

This is not required in any jurisdiction. Also, whether the officer allows you to see the speed reading has virtually no bearing on your case. Officers can lock on radar readings and leave them on to display to any hapless victim, even though it was not their vehicle that registered the displayed speed. See similar questions...

NEXRAD (Next Generation Radar) obtains weather information (precipitation and wind) based upon returned energy. The radar emits a burst of energy (green). If the energy strikes an object (rain drop, bug, bird, etc), the energy is scattered in all directions (blue). A small fraction of that scattered energy is directed back toward the radar. This reflected signal is then received by the radar during its listening period. See similar questions...

No, even though it may "appear" that the round scan zone is "cutting off" the edges of a radar map...there is no radar imagery there at all, because the actual NEXRAD radar creates a round scan zone, not a rectangular one. For example, see the image below of Hurricane Isabel making landfall, which fills the entire circular scan zone of the Morehead City, NC NEXRAD image, but not the map corners. See similar questions...

A client is talked into a light, relaxed state, then is directed by a therapist to "see" a specific situation or circumstance in his mind, and then to allow the imagination to unfold a story. It's much like having a dream in an awake state. The story is literally tapping into the subconscious, where much truth can be learned. The process is lead by the client's subconscious insights and not by the Therapist. See similar questions...

The Oriental Institute itself houses thousands of unique aerial photography of the Middle East taken during the early- to mid-19th century, including a series taken by its founder, James Henry Breasted. The OI archives also holds a substantial collection of survey and thematic maps published over the last two centuries. Through coordination with other archaeological projects and its own purchases, CAMEL has amassed a series of "Corona" declassified spy-satellite imagery taken in the 60s and 70s. See similar questions...

FM chirp generator, a mixer diode, and a dual range wave guide antenna. When the scrambler is hit by a signal it will take the signal, run it through a mixer, add the IM chirp to the mixed up signal and using the antenna, reflect back this new signal to the radar gun. What happens next is the radar gun’s computer can’t recognize the new signal; it gets confused and won’t display a reading on the gun, leaving a blank screen. See similar questions...

When your YEOMAN Sport XL or Navigator Pro is interfaced with a compatible radar the position of the YEOMAN mouse on the chart is sent directly to the radar screen in the form of a "lollipop" This feature gives you a direct link from the paper chart and the radar screen. The radar interface will help identify targets on your radar screen. See similar questions...

No. As long as the evidence is sufficient to satisfy a trial judge the policeman need only inform the accused of the nature of the charge itself, and his options should he/ she wish to dispute it. See similar questions...

The goal of the Keyword Radar system is to make or save you money by giving you the answers to these important questions: It does this by a special block of code that sits at the bottom of the web page that represents the event you want to track. To create this code, all you need to do is log into the private member's area, and use the Project Creation Wizard to help you create a new project. See similar questions...

A Radar device sends out a radio signal which is reflected off the target vehicle and back to the device. The device then calculates the speed of the vehicle and displays it in miles per hour to the operator. The Radar devices have built in calibration systems to ensure their accuracy. Each Radar device is tested each day they are in use. Despite popular belief, the radar operator is not required to show the offender the radar speed. See similar questions...

No, Imagery has been around for hundreds of years and has been known by many names. Both Freud and Jung used types of imagery. In 1997, an estimated 23 million visits were made to guided-imagery practitioners, according to a study of complementary-care usage by David Eisenberg, M.D., author of Guided Imagery for Self-Healing. See similar questions...