I do everything in Inkscape, usually manually. With that one, it was tough to get the three pieces to fit together well. I started with a circle, converted it to a path, and added the tail; then I cloned it to make three of them, rotated them into place, fidgeted with the path until it looked right, and finally delinked the clones to change their colors. You really just need to spend enough time with Inkscape to get used to manipulating paths; it's a pretty awesome tool. ~ Booya Bazooka16:27, 22 July 2006 (UTC)Reply
Thnx very much for your detailed answer :-) I also want to let you know that I've made my own SVG-version in the mean time. If you should respond, then please do so on the image-talk-page. -- ParaDox18:09, 23 July 2006 (UTC)Reply
Thanks - I really don't know what the symbol on the right is, for either version (dumb American, I am...). Can you perhaps enlighten me? ~ Booya Bazooka06:45, 5 August 2006 (UTC)Reply
The original Image:P religion.png has the Islamic star and crescent at right, while Image:P religion world.svg is based on a revised version of the PNG (uploaded to English Wikipedia) with the Ayyavazhi lotus and flame at right. Ayyavazhi seems to have a surprisingly strong Wikipedia presence, but its overall historical or social influence can't really be compared to that of Islam, so that it's not as suitable to be included in a very simple and selective graphic representing world religions. See Religious symbol for some graphics representing common religious symbols (including those in the images). AnonMoos18:56, 5 August 2006 (UTC)Reply
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Hai Friend, I found that you created this --> image. I don't know how to make SVG Images. So can you please create an image for me with the same back ground as the above with this --> image. (i.e) The second plain image with the back-ground (and shadow) of the first image.
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Hello, you've marked this picture (and few others) as a duplicate/s. Could you please replace it\them on all (or few) projects it\they is\are used in? Thanks in advance, -- odder14:22, 20 November 2006 (UTC)Reply
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The gradient doesn't work well when the image is used as a small icon in a stub template in en.wiki. But you could re-upload the gradient-version under a different filename. --Abu badali16:05, 17 July 2007 (UTC)Reply
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Well, I'm not sure about deletion. Doesn't the copyright cover just Rubik's named or logoed photos?
"The RUBIK'S CUBE® in its three dimensional form and any graphic or photographic representation of it, in any configuration, coloured or uncoloured, whether it carries the RUBIK'S CUBE® name or logo, is protected by intellectual property laws throughout the world." Source: http://www.rubiks.com/Image%20Rights.aspx . Michal
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Hi, it would be really helpful if you released File:P blank.svg under PD-self. I'm having trouble because I can't combine the template with LGPL images for example. This template is so widely derivatived, so it would really help. --Beao18:57, 25 January 2010 (UTC)Reply
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Your content in Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision museum exhibitionedit
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Good evening,
My name is Lotte Baltussen, and I work at the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision. We are the archive of Dutch public broadcasters and hold many other types of audiovisual heritage as well. We have recently opened our new exhibition "3FM Presents: Your Serious Radio", which looks back at the last 50 years of pop music on the radio.
One of the interactives of our exhibition is a videomapping installation that depicts a teen room. When visitors enter the exhibition, they provide information that builds up their profile: their year of birth, gender and the favourite radio show, song, musical genre from their teens. This information is used to recreate their teen room; a sparse white space with 25 different elements such as a white bed, desk, and couch that are projected upon when a visitor activates his or her profile. We've divided the teen room into 10 time periods: 1965-1969, 1970-1974 and so forth.
In creating the videomapping, we have used countless free to use images, textures and patterns, among which is your image of a Rubik's Cube. We'd like to thank you very much for making your content available and thus making it possible us to use it. You can find a complete overview of the content used here, a blog post about the whole process here and pictures of the videomapping here, so you can see your content in action.
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Dear Chris-martin,
I am working with Prof. Steven LaValle to help obtain permissions for borrowing figures or pictures in his upcoming book Virtual Reality, to be published by Cambridge University Press. The book is online here:
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Etwa damals, Mitte Aug. 2007 hab ich am Rennrad kraftig gehudelt, bin gefallen und mit der (halben) Energie einer halben Kurbelumdrehung gefühlt mit 3 km mit der Schulter gegen die Gehsteigkante geprellt. Von der Kugel des Oberarmknochens war eine Kalotte (Höhe etwa 1/4 des Kugeldurchmessers) abgesprengt sah ich später am Rö. Einen Hemdknopf auf, Hand rein, um den Arm zu entlasten. Zum Gesprächstermin, ein Glas Wasser und 3 km in die Klinik geradelt.
Fast ungeduldig hab ich auf das Handeln der Ärzte gewartet. "Wir möchten versuchen das Teilstück mit den Händen wieder in die Ausgangslage zu schieben." Alternative wäre ein Kunstgelenk gewesen, meinte Unfallchirurg Gumpert, damals LKH Graz.
Zu zweit mit Bleigummihandschuhen unter Live-Röntgen-Video haben sie mir das Stück wieder reingepuzzelt. Hab dabei fast auf den Schirm gesehen. Anhand von 2 Bildern sah ich: Vorher mindestens 5 mm Verschiebung und Spaltmaximum. Danach eher kleiner als 0,5 mm. Ich heilfroh. ...
4einhalb Monate (auch Physio) danach
zu Sylvester bin ich von Kopf bis Zehen in Neoprenschaum (und mit einem Heliumballon in der Hand) als weitaus langsamster bei Aschach quer über die Donau geschwommen. Meine Schulter wurde wieder perfekt. Verneige mich vor dem Können der Ärzte und der Heilfähigkeit des Körpers mit 51.
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Hello, according to the file page, it looks that you had a role in creating the logo of "Commonist". On the talk page, there is a discussion about this symbol as an icon for Commonist. Could you comment here or on the talk page, giving your opinion about the suitability of this symbol? Ziko van Dijk (talk) 08:57, 10 November 2022 (UTC)Reply
image. I don't know how to make SVG Images. So can you please create an image for me with the same back ground as the above with this --> 
image. (i.e) The second plain image with the back-ground (and shadow) of the first image.
