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LOOK WHO IS BACK!!!

WHY IT TAKES SO LONG FOR THE PAGE TO BE DISPLAYED?

I'M LOOSING MY NERVES!

EDIT: I CAN'T EVEN EDIT IN A TIME MANNER FASHION! :evil: :)
 
Can someone post a link for a DVD player Toshiba SD 340E electrical scheme.

I've searched everywhere, emule, warez, just manuals. Don't give me ebay's.

Thanks!

I know that this question is for CE, but I think that this is the proper place to be asked. :)
 
I'm in the same boat as Comptia Rep here, I don't really go online on weekends much. I use my low paying job hours to get my web surfing in.

So what are we even really talking about now anyways?
 
It wasn't my fault I swear, it was angry duck he made me do it. :cry:
By the way, I still awaiting your answer. The higher ups become agitated when they don't get immediate answers. Nobody likes an angry ninja elder. Nobody.
While I was away I went to a industrial shop and bought a tank of Hydrogen. I'm going to repeat the pringles experiment from mythbusters.
@ gm0n3y
We ain't talkin bout a damn thing. So we're on the usual tangent.
@ vikris
Damn it man don't you know the rules? Somebody outta put up a stickie. No serious questions. [/joke]
 
Which pringles experiment was that one? I watched their movie myths episode yesterday (I think it was new). They did sword chopping, lock shooting, floor shooting, car jumping, awning fall breaking, and a couple other s that I can't remember. It was a 2hr special me thinks.
 
It was the Coke and Mentos show. They did other phenomenom types like methane and soap, dry ice water and a coke bottle and trying to bring down a helicoptor with a postage stamp.
You cut a hole in both ends of a can of pringles, fill it with hydrogen gas and light the gas that escapes from the top (After removing the hydrogen lin cause nobody wants to die right?). In a couple of seconds the can will pop off and will leave the pringles in a stack and also intact.
Pretty cool eh? 8)

@ Everyone
Ever heard of a band called Matisyahu? I'm listining to them right now and it sounds pretty sick. Mix rock rap and reggae with good lyrics and jewish music.
 
My questions are: :?

1. Why the electron is negative?

2. Which one is older, the egg or the chicken?

3. What was the situation before Big Bang?
 
My questions are: :?

1. Why the electron is negative?

2. Which one is older, the egg or the chicken?

3. What was the situation before Big Bang?


Because a person named the negitive partical an electron, the positive partical, the proton, and the 0 charge partical, the neutron.

The bible clearly states the Chicken came first. Look it up.

And before the big bang, there was the AETHER.
 
Because a person named the negitive partical an electron, the positive partical, the proton, and the 0 charge partical, the neutron.

How that person knew that one particle is positive and the other is negative?
About the neutron is OK.

The bible clearly states the Chicken came first. Look it up.

The chicken cames from the egg, doesn't it?

And before the big bang, there was the AETHER.

I don't understand this.[/quote]
 
I got it. It could be that its the original meaning: Aether (mythology), the personification of the "upper sky", space and heaven, in Greek mythology.

Or the Science, engineering, and philosophy version of aether:

The Aether of classical elements is a concept, historically, used in science (as a medium) and in philosophy (as a substance).
Any number of Aether theories in alchemy, natural philosophy, and modern physics which suppose a "fifth element".
Luminiferous aether, in early physics considered to be the medium through which light propagates, proved false.

Ether, a class of chemical compounds, or specifically:
Diethyl ether, which has the common name "ether".

Comptia which is it?
 
GOD I leave for 1 hour to do work, and you guys ask me the same question like 10 times lol.


AEther, (sounds like Ether), is greak. Its the cosmic fabric of space, which was thought to be proven false a few time, but is now up for consideration. The way people tried to test this was by testing what you should have heard of, the AEther wind, which they could not.

Basicly what I ment is that before the big bang, there was only the fabric of space, what ever term you chose to give it.


As for the chicken and the egg, GOD says the chicken came first, and so it did. God created the chicken, and from the chicken came the egg. It can not be argued.

And for why the electron was named the electron:
PROTONS are were found to contain a positive charge. You can test for this. Same with Electrons.
 
A positive charge carries a voltage, in respect to a partical that has no voltage, or voltage drain.


For example:
A postive charged wire has a voltage that will shock you when you touch it. (and your grounded). If you ask how can you tell if the ground is really the positive charge, its because we can tell which direction electricty travels. If you ask why does it travel from a positive charge to a negitive charge,... I would say go ask wiki.
 
From what I can remember about classical theory, Aether was basically used to fill in the 'empty' part of the universe with something. This way they could explain how light waves work (and other stuff). On Earth, waves (in water, etc) move through matter, so the physists at the time created the Aether (which had no mass, no energy and was indetectible) for the wave to move through. After a while, they realized that it was useless since it had no physical properties and its only real reason for being there was to make people feel better about light waves.
 
See even scientists are lazy. "We don't know what this empty space is filled with so we'll, just have to put something in there." Then some genius pipes up and says "I know, we'll just fill it something. We'll call it aether."
Its what Dogulas Adams would call a placeholder. Something to put in while you go make a sandwitch.
 
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