...Meaning and Origin of the Drops of Blessing Melek Metatron: Resolution of Vows und Promises from the Period of Avalon I Am Chamuel. I am bearer of the light. I am the cosmic grid, the great star tetrahedron of love. Chamuel greets each single one with the words OMAR TA SATT. It is a pleasure for Chamuel to convey the messages through the medium today. From the spiritual world it has been brought to you that there are many different frequencies in the universe. To name them all would not be possible here. But we have noticed that many human beings do not know the meaning of these different frequencies. Thus Chamuel has the task today to report about these frequencies, for each single frequency contains an energetic pattern which is transferred to you when you call a certain frequency. You will be brought the energy, and at the same time the energetic pattern of this frequency is laid in your Light Body. Chamuel does not speak of the individual masters or angels, but of certain frequency sections. Many human beings still know very little about it. Thus I would like to begin with the frequency of El'Shaddai. When you connect yourself with the frequency of El'Shaddai the energetic pattern of wisdom, power and also protection is laid in your Light Body. At the same time you are drawing these energies into your Light Body. When, for example, you are feeling weak, are not in your center, when you think you need protection, it is very helpful to connect yourself with the...
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...my ride along around 7:30 P.M. and ended around 12:00 A.M. Officer White is one of many patrol officers on the L.C.P.D. force. His supervisor is Lieutenant Smith. He supervises Officer White and many other patrol officers by radio contact and video surveillance from inside the police station on Enterprise Blvd. Our first event occurred at approximately 7:50 when we pulled over an old Chevrolet pickup truck for illegal placement and lighting of his license plate. As Officer White approached the vehicle he made sure to leave a finger print on the tail light of the truck for safety reasons and to make identification of the vehicle easier in case he got hurt and the truck drove away. Officer White ran a background check on the driver and found no warrants for his arrest or unpaid tickets, so he let the man go with a warning to get the placement and lighting of the license plate corrected. After the man drove away, a disturbing call came over the radio, “A black male is holding a gun to the head of a black female and threatening to shoot.” Officer White hurriedly threw the car in drive and raced to the scene. Upon arrival, another officer had already gotten there and had the man by the arm dragging him out of the house and into the driveway. By the time White got out of the vehicle, five other L.C.P.D. units (including a K-9 unit) with nine officers, one S.W.A.T. unit with three S.W.A.T. members, and an ambulance with two medics arrived on scene. Three officers wrestled the man to...
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...Hit List/Todo Out side: • All Window ledges Cleaned off • Handicap posts repainted yellow – need to buy spray paint and paint carefully not painting grass or sign • Front door Pepper Band – stay tuned for a cleaning instructions from Tim Carroll • Re-paint ground light and benches that need touch up with black paint. Spray paint in office. Front Door area: • Polish door handles and door threshold to a brassy finish. • Clean and paint foyer base boards (first area entered from front door) • Silicon fill holes where floor heater power source used to be. • Get door closer covers (mechanisms that help close the doors) • Install menu holders next to host stand with red (holds menus to be cleaned) and green (holds menus that are clean) stickers. • Dust above and around front door. Look above door. Need to point all lights towards the wall. Dining Room • All chair legs and backs completely clean • Replace plant (plastic) in duck (by 42) and pig (by drink station) • Detail all stainless in remote drink station and clean underneath. • High dust all light fixtures, speakers, vent covers, chalkboards, congruitied metal above tables and runners. • Dust vents and walls in men’s and women’s bathrooms • Fix all blinds that do not recede all the way up…..see Rick on how to • Detail all micros • Detail floors….black that runs along the baseboards. • Baseboards clean Bathrooms: • Detail doors. Clean all hand grease off front doors • Clean all...
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...interaction. Imagine this: In the middle of the night, you get a bad case of the munchies. So you leave your bed and head for the fridge. It's very dark, but you know your apartment like the back of your hand, so you don't bother with the lights. The coffee table is in the middle of the room and you anticipate its presence and maneuver around it. Perhaps you reach out your hand to touch the edge to confirm your anticipation. You're almost there - five more feet to the fridge - when WHAM! you walk into a solid six foot...something: The unanticipated! What do you feel at that moment? Perhaps fear, surprise, perhaps sheer terror. Whatever it is, it is rather unpleasant. Let's call it distress. You are, at the same time, busy "generating anticipations" -- making guesses about the nature of the beast, taking actions that might alleviate some of your fears, dashing for the light switch. The lights come on... you're expecting a sex-crazed psycho-killer.... And lo and behold, it's the fridge. You cleaned behind it for the first time in 30 years and left it pulled out. Now how do you feel? Perhaps you feel relief, a sensation of pleasant resolution. You heave a great sigh, perhaps laugh. Things make sense again. Life is on the right path again. Let's call it delight. (Note that you might still feel some negative emotion as well, as soon as the initial relief is behind you - like annoyance at your own stupidity. That problem has yet to be resolved!) Another example: Notice the people coming...
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...Photoelectric Effect E LEGANT C ONNECTIONS IN P HYSICS “On a Heuristic Point of View Concerning the Production and Transformation of Light”[1] was the first of the five papers published by Albert Einstein in his 1905 “miraculous year.”[2] In that paper, Einstein introduced the concept of “light quanta,” or “photons” as we call them today. The quantum of action was introduced into physics by Max Planck in 1900.[3] Planck derived the thermal equilibrium energy distribution for electromagnetic radiation (also called the “blackbody problem” because of the experimental apparatus). The quantity of interest was dr/df where r denotes the energy density and f the frequency (Fig. 1). No one had been able to derive dr/df from the first principles of statistical mechanics. One serious problem was in the high frequencies, which contributed infinite energy when one integrated over all frequencies to obtain the total energy! Planck thought about the charged particles whose simple harmonic motion generated harmonic electromagnetic waves of the same frequency. He discovered that if he assumed a particle oscillating with frequency f could carry only the discrete energies 0, hf, 2hf, 3hf..., where h was a constant, he could derive the distribution function: dr/df = (8ph/c3) f 3 (e hf/kT − 1)−1 , where c denotes the speed of light in vacuum, k Boltzmann’s constant, and T the absolute temperature. This function fit the data provided h was assigned the value 6.6×19−34...
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...As inky darkness sank into the sky,black clouds sprawled across the sky. The city was a labyrinth of lights and noise with twinkling lights. The maze of the buildings and streets were packed with businessmen furiously pushing past each other to get to their offices. The buildings were tinted bronze in the faltering light, the gloomy mood of the sky spreading over the city. A small slender figure stared at the sky while entering a building which was a jungle of steel and glass and it grew right out of the concrete city. Locks of blonde hair settled on her shoulders as they framed her pale face. She stood at the lift impatiently tapping her foot against the polished marble floor. Her right arm draped across her slender body,...
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...IT IS currently summer in the northern hemisphere, which may mean cloudless azure skies, some of the time at least. What makes the sky this colour? For scientists, the answer is relatively straightforward: Rayleigh scattering. When white light from the sun reaches the earth it hits the gas molecules that make up the atmosphere. These molecules—mainly nitrogen and oxygen—are smaller than the wavelengths of light in the visible spectrum and so scatter the light. White light is made up of different wavelengths, which, since Isaac Newton’s experiments with prisms in the 17th century, we think of as a spectrum of seven different colours: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. Light at the violet end of the spectrum travels in shorter, tighter waves, which are affected more by the molecules in the atmosphere than the longer, lower-frequency waves at the red end. This phenomenon is named after Lord Rayleigh, the British physicist who discovered it in the 19th century. The sky appears blue because shorter wavelengths are scattered more by the atmosphere than longer wavelengths; so the scattered sunlight that reaches our eyes when looking at the sky (rather than at the sun itself) is predominantly blue. Once you have got your head around that, it might seem that the answer to the initial question—“Why is the sky blue?”—is rather simple. But there is a catch: not everyone would agree that the sky is blue. In 1858 William Gladstone, better known for being the Prime Minister...
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...Annie Dillard’s effort in the second chapter of her novel, Pilgrim At Tinker Creek, Seeing, is to justify how people perceive the world by explaining the effects of sight and how it is interpreted through darkness and lightness. Darkness, in particular, refers less to the physical absence of light, and more to human’s inability to think with clarity. Darkness clouds the capacity to see until, “only tatters of clearness through a pervading obscurity,” are visible. The “obscurity” is the dark unknown that hides the visible “clearness.” The “clearness” is our coherence, and yet we are unable to fully experience it because there will always be the unknown that fogs our field of comprehension. Dillard also uses darkness as a motif to repeatedly call attention...
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...their strengths and weakness; I am going to shed some light on these two cables. Copper gives you the ability to power phones, surveillance cameras, Wireless Access Points, and many other devices right through the networking cable, meaning that you don’t have to schedule an appointment with an electrician in to run power to your surveillance cameras to power them. To make it better copper is cheap, flexible and easy to run, most computer currently has a copper NIC in it. Category 6A Cable is classified by the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) to handle a bandwidth up to 600 MHz over 100 meters, which possibly, could carry around 18,000 calls at the same time. The maximum allowed industry standard of attenuation for Category 6A cable over 100 meters at 100 MHz is 20.9 dB which is a 94% loss in signal strength. Fiber provides far greater bandwidth than copper and has standardized performance up to 10 Gbps, the fiber optic signal is made of light, very little signal loss occurs during transmission, and data can move at higher speeds and greater distances. Fiber distances can range from 300 meters (984.2 ft.) to 40 kilometers (24.8 mi.), depending on the style of cable, wavelength, and network. All data is safe with fiber cable, because it doesn’t radiate signals and is extremely difficult to tap, if the cable is tapped, it’s very easy to monitor if only you understand light even then because the cable leaks light, causing the entire system to fail. Fiber provides extremely...
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...Empty black room Props: laptop on the floor Peter is crying on the floor in an upright foetal position centre stage racing right toward his laptop on the floor and begins speaking loudly between sobs, he begins slowly standing and pacing at energy level 4 and his voice crescendos until his screams are no longer perceptible to the audience. Peter: “Why is it always me? I didn’t even do anything! Why do kids even make fun of others!? It’s stupid!” (Incomprehensible screaming) his arms flailing and he begins to run and show signs of a panic attack “I just want to sleep forever” spoken quietly as he slowly lays down on the floor in a sleeping position and closes his eyes while light fades out to signify that he is asleep. Scene 2: Finding your feet. Lighting: brightly lit stage with white lights to show an early morning. Sound: Birds chirping. “Peter’s theme” – Sergei Prokofiev plays lightly on repeat Space: Open stage with large projection in backdrop of rolling hills and a blue sky with the sun in the upper right corner highlighted by a spotlight. Props: Large stone centre stage with bright golden sword in the stone with engraving in the hilt that reads “Voice”. Sheet timber cut outs of green bushes one upstage left, another upstage right. A large tree is upstage right behind the bush cut out with one branch protruding with three blue bird puppets chirping to Peter’s arrival. Peter, still centre stage and using the large rock as a pillow, stands slowly, stretching...
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...Visual Analysis Essay Art Appreciation/ Art 129-03 November 14th, 2013 The Old Temple Hubert Robert Oil on Canvas 255 x 223.2 cm; 100 3/8 x 87 7/8” Art Institute Chicago The Old Temple Hubert Robert, an astounding artist who created a painting of which many could not aspire, known as, “The Old Temple,” created from 1787-1788, was the piece that I became so gratefully aware of on my trip to the Art Institute of Chicago. Although the entire institute is exquisite in form, the room that held not only one, but four of Hubert Robert’s massive paintings was my favorite. Immediately entering the room it becomes apparent that “The Old Temple” is the focal point, sitting at what many would call eye level, where the emphasis of the room rested so subtly on its shoulders. And big shoulders they were, with a height of 255 cm and a width that complemented at 223.2 cm. At this point, becoming even more relevant as the painting engulfed us further, was the size of the ever-beautiful frame. It suited the painting perfectly in which the value was effected. After this, noticing the elements of art was simple. The painting was made with oil on canvas, and truly helps with the variety of color. What is meant by this, is that it truly feels like the composition takes us to the time of development, however, reasons for this could be due to techniques used in the creation of the artwork. The most notable and visually appealing element to “The Old Temple,” was the use of linear perspective...
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...to say. Frost also states he is one, maybe the night and Frost are together or he is one out of others that are acquainted along with the night with him. In the next line Frost says “I have walked out in rain-and back in rain” Frost is saying he had went somewhere and later returned and both times it was raining. Whether it was a quick walk or it had just been raining for however long he was out for. But at the end of the first stanza he says that “I have out walked the furthest city light.” Which means that this was no ordinary short walk he either walked out past the city limits to where there is no light or to another part of the town where there is just darkness. In the second stanza Frost describes himself as being depressed. You can tell this by the first line in Frost’s second stanza which is “I have looked down the saddest city lane.” This line is describing how Frost feels and what objects around him look like as well. You can see the street as being long and narrow with a street light at the end flickering on and off. With no one...
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...* Derive the expression shown on the site for a and s. (What the site calls s, is actually displacement or ∆x). Please note that s or ∆x is simply the distance from the starting point of the wagon to the light barrier. Remember, the wagon begins starts from rest. * Vary the values of M, m and , so that you have 2 different combinations. Make sure that is zero (frictionless case) for the first combination and non-zero(case with friction) for the other. For example, for you first run, M could be 100g, m = 50 g and = 0.00. For the second run, you could take M to be 100g, m = 30 g and = 0.25. Remember, these are just suggestions, you can (and should) think of your own values. * For each run, make sure that you have a separate table showing at least 10 data points with s and t values). In order to get different data points, please shift the light barrier’s (LB) position, so that the value of s changes. Be careful that you do NOT change the value of any other parameter while doing this. In other words, your table would have currently have only 2 columns, with s and t vales. * To this table, add a third column showing t2 values. In other words, if your entry in the t column is 3.209s, the corresponding entry in the t2 column would be 10.3s2. * Use the table to make a graph of s vs. t2. Find the slope of this line. Multiply the value of slope by 2. This is your value of a from the...
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...Pedant Lights in India are becoming the hot new trend in the home décor industry. They have a certain Victorian charm to them that appeals to the taste of anybody who favors classic designs. They can lighten and brighten up any area in an instant in the most enigmatic way. In fact, they can be specifically used to highlight certain areas to add appeal to the home décor. Any light fixture that is mounted to the ceiling and hangs down from the ceiling on a rod or chain(s) can be typically categorized as a pendant light. Since it is suspended like a pendant on a necklace, its rightly called as a pendant light. Pendant Lights are every interior designers go-to idea to add class and light to a space. Be it a hallway, an entryway, the dining area,...
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...The Function of Light in The Glass Menagerie to Emphasize the Importance of Laura Sam Student Course/123 November 1, 2009 Sally Teacher The Function of Light in The Glass Menagerie to Emphasize the Importance of Laura Tennessee Williams explores the sensitivity to light in The Glass Menagerie through explicit statements in the production notes, screen devices, and references to descriptions of characters, especially Laura. The lighting cues as explained by Williams (1945/1999) enhance character and mood, and in practically every scene, Laura dominates the stage even though she has fewer lines. Williams (1945/1999) develops Laura’s character the most through his focus on light. Even though Amanda, Laura’s mother, and Tom, Laura’s brother, have the most lines, Williams’ production notes make it clear in describing Laura that she is the major character: “The light on Laura should be distinct from the others, having a peculiar pristine clarity such as light used in early religious portraits of female saints or madonnas” (p. xxii). One of Williams’ most interesting uses of light is the screen device, or screen image, as explained in his production notes: This device was the use of a screen of which were projected magic-lantern slides bearing images or titles . . . These images and legends, projected from behind, were cast on a section of wall between the front-room and dining-room areas, which should be indistinguishable from the rest when not in use . . . . The...
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