Create Voting Lists in Outlook and Email them for voting
Lets see how to create voting lists in Outlook 2007 and send them via email for your friends/colleagues to vote. Also, how to then see what option received how ...
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Microsoft Outlook: Voting Buttons | Hints & Tips | LCS Group
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Kids Explain Gay Marriage
The Supreme Court's recent decision in favor of same sex marriage has been controversial. One of the most common arguments you hear from those who ...
Some kids here in this video are going to make the founding fathers of
america so proud. I TOTALLY think that the colonists came to America to
have sex with the same gender. These kids need to know it's wrong.
*Grabs Popcorn* Come at me.
+ExodusPlays There's a difference between thinking a significant portion of the population deserves less rights, and liking one type of cereal over another.
+w3irdo13 "Im gonna respond to a comment in a sarcastic tone so when he backlashes towards me i'll have something clever to say, and impress everyone!"
+xEliteGamingx "I'm going to say something homophobic on a video about marriage equality and get the expected response! It'll be hilarious!"
Measure for Measure: Quantum Physics and Reality
When no one is looking, a particle has near limitless potential: it can be nearly anywhere. But measure it, and the particle snaps to one position. How do ...
I'm sure Ruediger is a brilliant physicist but for public presentation to
english speaking audiences, I recommend only english speaking physicists.
Without math, it's extremely difficult to convey these ideas and I missed a
lot of what he said not only because I couldn't understand the words he was
trying to say, but because he himself had trouble finding the words to say.
"Cubism" now seems simple and stupid to me when I'm certain the cubist
ideas Ruediger has in his head are much more intelligent than the sum total
of quantum ideas I have in my head.
According to these subatomic particulate experiments, even the most random
burst of particles are redirected, repositioned, and are conformed to a
predetermined structure. These particulates are the building blocks of
existence, correct? It is apparent, though, that there is an unknown factor
that governs the supposedly infinitesimal outcomes of particulate position
and structure. What is this force, or wave? I'd like to know.
I have been rereading Patrick Moore's book 'Exploring The Earth and Moon'
today. I worked out in my head that 319 x 58 = 18,502 and that 2,750 x 449
= 1,234,750. Cheers - Mike
Just something to think about, "If" the multiple universe theory is
correct, since according to this theory all of the possibilities actually
happen just in different universes, in one of these infinite number of
universes, during all the double slit experiments we would have measured
all the electrons hitting exactly behind the slits, as you would expect in
"normal" physics, say i shoot one electron, in one of the universes it will
hit exactly behind the slit, as i see it hit behind the slit, i shoot
another electron, so in one of the universes it will hit behind the slit
again.. and so on... so basically in that particular universe we could say
particles behave according to the regular "old fashioned" laws of physics.
so there you have it we have a universe where the laws of physics are
different, or at least seem different to anyone living in that universe, or
trying to take a measurement of it, and that's pretty close for me.
+Michael Steshenko That is an interesting thought, as that would disprove this whole theory, but I think the point is that the wave pattern will happen in all universes, what will differ is the final location of the electron on the wall.
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+Dumii Cris I meant conventional math does not apply. We don't have a mathematical property to explain the correlation between the wave dot pattern and the single dot pattern. I been thinking more about this today. The best way to compare what is happening is to think about how we view life itself. Most of us have two eyes, two windows to view reality, just as those two slits, reality collapses into one point of view. If we were blind, reality would exist in multiple dimensions. When we are viewing a movie in "action" we can only view one frame at a time, but when we are not viewing the movie all the movies frames exist at once.
+Lance Rodrique you're new dimension is done by "x squared" right? so why do you say that math does not apply? how do x squared functions look ? like a wave right? the question u should put yourself is this : the electron reported to my dimension is a wave but what if to a observer from electron's world the electron looks constant.. what makes it a wave for me? in other words if the electron "should" be constant then what else is modifying in it's dimension reported to mine.
+dude Everything can't make since from one perspective. For example, the laws of space can not be defined but the physical science of the Earth. The laws changes when you move into a new dimension. "What goes up must come down" does not apply in space. The subatomic particles, in this case two electrons, either do or do not make a wave pattern. In Algebra, we were taught Functions F(x), Which can be interpreted as a x input gives you an y output. The experiment defiles our basic mathematical reasoning because we plug in a x value (two electrons) and got a different y value so this experiment isn't a function base on math terminology. When thinking about this in depth, I have come to the simple equation. 2x^2 = y and 2x^2 = d, but y does not = d. The observation factor is only a form of measurement that should not change the equation. Example, 12 inches equal 1 foot. 3 feet equal a yard. Therefore a yard should equal 36 inches . The change in measurement should not change the equability. Either the wave pattern and the single pattern are the same or they do not exist at all base on the fundamentals of mathematical properties and functions. The formula for the wave pattern does not solve the equation. It only shows the y output value for the wave pattern but doesn't shows the relationships between the single pattern and the wave pattern. 2 electrons going through 2 slots give 2 patterns on the wall. This is the Identity and Reflection property. 2 elections going through 2 slots, gives a wave pattern isn't a property at all unless the 2 patterns are equal to the wave pattern. Observation reduces the wave pattern into 2 patterns, just like 24/12 is reduced to 2. In conclusion, multiple realities exist but are reduced to a single reality by a single observer.
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ABH Before & After Contour Contest | Jade Madden
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