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What Is Finished Kitchen Cabinets?

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As a psychologist, I hear from lots of people about how they would like to deal with their low self-esteem. But what I’ve found is that the best way to deal with low self-esteem is to figure out how to build high self-esteem.If you think of yourself as someone with low self-esteem, that in itself makes it difficult to climb out of. But, if you frame the problem in terms of your capacity for building high self-esteem, then you automatically put yourself in a growth mindset and increase your odds of actually improving your sense of self.Here are 7 specific strategies you can use to start building higher self-esteem.Make Time to Clarify Your ValuesUltimately, high self-esteem comes from living your life in a way that aligns with your values. On the other hand, if you habitually compromise on your values in the way you think and act, you’re setting yourself up for low self-esteem, poor self-worth, and low confidence.For example: Have you made a plan to work out at the gym more regularly? Every time you follow through on that goal, you’re training your own brain to believe that you are trustworthy and reliable, the kind of person who does what they say they will.But every time you forget or decide to stay on the couch watching Netflix after a long day of work, you’re teaching your brain that you’re not trustworthy and reliable, that you don’t really care about what you claim to care about. This is a recipe for low self-esteem.Of course, following through on our best intentions and commitments to ourselves isn’t easy. And one of the biggest reasons people struggle to do it is because their values aren’t clear and compelling.Having clear values means you have a well-defined and compelling vision for what matters most to you. The term values includes everything from traditional virtues like honesty and integrity all the way down to more mundane but still important commitments like maintaining your physical health through exercise or spending quality time with good friends.Here’s the catch, though: When our values are vague and unclear, they don’t exert much motivating pull on us. But the more clear, specific, and compelling our values are, the more drawn to them we are, like gravity.And when our values exert more pull on us, it becomes easier to act in a way that lines up with them, which then generates high self-esteem.So, make a plan to spend time regularly clarifying and elaborating on your values.Here’s how I recommend most people get started clarifying their values:Set a weekly recurring appointment in your calendar at a time that’s convenient and quiet (I like 4:30 on Friday afternoons before I leave work for the week). Set a timer on your phone for a fixed amount of time (20 minutes is a good place to start).Take out a notepad, open a Google Doc, or pull out your journal and just start writing about the things in your life that are most important to you. This could be big things like improving your relationship with your spouse or relatively small things like keeping your workspace organized.For each value you identify, try to be as specific and graphic as possible in describing what it is and why it’s important. For example, if you’re thinking about the value of staying more organized in your workspace, you might describe how calming and peaceful it feels to show up to a clean desk on Monday morning. Or even more specifically, your plan for moving those drawers of loose paper and documents to an organized file cabinet next week.Stick with your habit. Nothing needs to come out of these values clarification sessions necessarily. But if you commit to doing them regularly, you’ll find yourself much more motivated to follow through on your most important commitments and values. And as a result, you’ll find yourself getting closer to high self-esteem.Knowing your values-really knowing them-means a habit of reflecting on them regularly. Once you know your values and begin aligning your thoughts and actions with them, high self-esteem will not be far behind.Shift Your Focus from Outcomes to GrowthPeople with high self-esteem are usually process-oriented.This means that even though they may have very specific goals and outcomes they would like to achieve, they don’t spend much time and energy thinking about them. Instead, they keep their focus squarely on the process of growth-small things they need to do on a regular basis that keep them moving in the right direction.For example, successful entrepreneurs may have the goal of building a billion dollar business, but they probably don’t waste a lot of time and attention imagining what it will be like to hit the billion dollar mark.Instead, they focus on hiring talented employees, developing and refining their products, managing their employees well, etc. In other words, they focus on growing their company a little bit more every day, knowing that if the trend continues they will indeed hit their goal.This focus on process and growth leads to consistently high self-esteem on a personal level because you’re regularly reminded of positive movement, even if that movement is modest in size. But if you spend most of your energy thinking about your outcome, all you’re going to feel is that you’re not there yet, which eventually becomes discouraging and leads to lower self-esteem.A practical thing you can do to boost their self-esteem is to practice shifting their focus to the small routines and habits that, if performed regularly, will lead to the outcome. A great way to do this is to use something like The Seinfeld Strategy.Remember, when it comes to goals and outcomes, take a Set It and Forget It approach. Clarify your goals initially, then spend the rest of your time and energy on the routines and actions that will slowly but surely move you there. Not only will you be more likely to reach your goal in the long run, but your self-esteem will grow along the way.Eliminate Negative Self-TalkSelf-talk is exactly what it sounds like: it’s how we talk to ourselves in our heads. And how we habitually talk to ourselves has a profound effect on how we habitually feel, including our self-esteem.We all know that self-talk is a thing, but almost no one is fully aware of the extent of their self-talk and how negative it can sometimes be:We mutter about how annoying our fellow drivers are at rush hour: These idiots don’t know anything about driving.We rationalize that off-handed comment we made to our husband and why it’s silly that he’s so mad: He’s way too sensitive. He always has been. I was just making an observation…We criticize coworker for their performances at the sales meeting: That’s got to be the worst sales presentation I’ve ever seen.But it’s not just negative self-talk about other people and things that is problematic. Even worse is our negative self-talk about ourselves:God, I really blew it in that conversation. She probably thinks I’m an idiot now.Why am I always so lazy?! Everyone else seems to be able to go to the gym regularly. I just can’t get myself off the couch in the evenings.Don’t be such a jerk! I’m so critical of other people. Why can’t I be more compassionate with my friends?When our self-talk is chronically negative and self-critical, it can lead to us feeling discouraged, anxious, guilty, and even depressed. And if we do this to ourselves for long enough, consistently enough, our self-esteem can take a hit.Even though we may know intellectually that the overly negative things we say to ourselves aren’t true ( I know I’m not actually stupid), if we say them to ourselves over and over again ( I’m such an idiot), we’re going to feel pretty bad anyway.Remember:How we habitually talk to ourselves determines how we habitually feel about ourselves.And while many of us have developed overly negative, critical habits of self-talk that are leading to low self-esteem, the good news is that simply by changing your self-talk to be just a little less negative, we can achieve higher self-esteem.The first step is to practice being more aware of your own self-talk, especially your overly negative and judgmental self-talk about yourself. Try to notice what situations or contexts are common triggers for this self-talk and what types of emotions tend to emerge. Learn More: How Our Stories Make Us Miserable: 10 Types of Negative Self-Talk.Next, you can try to start catching your negative self-talk and changing it to be less harsh and critical and more realistic. It’s especially useful to ferret out any cognitive distortions that may be accentuating your negative self-talk. Learn More: Cognitive Restructuring: The Complete Guide to Changing Negative Thinking.If you can reduce your negative self-talk even a little, you’ll find that your self-esteem will increase naturally on its own. In fact, there’s a strong case to be made that high self-esteem is really our default, but that we simply override it with years of negative habits like self-talk. Learn to undo those habits, and let your self-esteem rise on its own.Cultivate a Habit of GratitudeThis one’s a little unusual, but a consistent pattern I’ve noticed over years of working as a therapist is that people who consistently acknowledge and express their gratitude seem to have fairly high self-esteem.But more than simply expressing their appreciation from time to time, these people seem to be consistent, and even more specifically, they have certain small habits and routines of gratitude so that being grateful is just a part of their lives.For example, I had a client who was the primary caretaker for her elderly mother who had severe dementia. Now, if you know anything about either dementia or being a caretaker, you won’t be surprised by the fact that this is one of the hardest, most stressful jobs anyone can do. In fact, when researchers want to study the effects of chronic stress, primary caretakers are the best test subjects.Anyway, despite the stress and burden-both physical and psychological-of taking care of her mom day in and day out, my client made it a point to write down one small thing she appreciated about her mom every single day.She explained that the small routine helped her more than anything else to stay both sane and compassionate in her very trying work. And it’s the second part, here, that’s important for the purposes of building high self-esteem.My client’s habit of gratitude helped her stay compassionate toward her mother, and the ability to stay compassionate allowed her to maintain high self-esteem.I think this connection between compassion and self-esteem is hugely underrated. When we are consistently compassionate, both with ourselves and others, we can’t help but hold ourselves in high regard. But consistency is the key, which means it’s the habit of gratitude that’s essential for building higher self-esteem.Give it a shot. If you want a brief guide to getting started with building a gratitude habit, read this: How to Start a Gratitude DiaryManage Your Expectations EffectivelyHaving your expectations violated is a set-up for frustration, disappointment, and other strong emotional reactions. And unless your emotion management skills are top notch, being inundated with strong negative emotion on a regular basis makes it easy to fall into self-esteem crushing bad habits like self-judgment, non-assertive communication, and avoidance or isolation.On the other hand, one of the best and most often ignored ways to reverse the process above and achieve high self-esteem is to manage your expectations better. When we have fewer and more realistic expectations, we can simply avoid a lot of painful emotional experiences in the first place and all the self-esteem crushers that tend to go with it.Here’s an example from my own work as a therapist.How John cultivated high self-esteem by learning to manage his unrealistic expectations for his familyA client of mine we’ll call John always seemed to get frustrated and disappointed when he got home from work. He would walk into his home after a long day of work and almost immediately get upset because his wife and kids didn’t immediately rush over to him and shower him with appreciation and smiles.At some point (maybe after watching a few Leave It to Beaver re-runs), John got the idea in his head that that’s what should happen when he got home from work. As a result, that became his expectation every day-that his wife and kids would literally run over to him and welcome him as soon as he walked through the door.And every time this expectation got violated, John got upset and his behavior changed:His communication with his wife got terse and sometimes passive-aggressiveHe didn’t engage as much or as deeply with his kidsHe tended to withdraw and do his own thing in the eveningOf course, after the fact, John realized that all these behaviors were not what he really wanted. And in fact, they made him feel bad about himself, over time chipping away at his self-esteem because he started feeling like he wasn’t “a good father and husband anymore.”John’s initial request in therapy was to work on managing his emotions better when he got home from work. I told him that while that wasn’t a bad idea, there might be another strategy that would be both simpler and more effective: Managing his expectations better.What I had John do was start to notice and pay attention to what he was thinking to himself on his way home from work and right as he walked through the door. What sorts of thoughts and images were going through his mind? He explained that he imagined his whole family rushing into his arms with lots of hugs and smiles.Then we took a step back and examined how realistic an expectation that was. His wife had been home all day with their four energetic kids and was frequently exhausted from the day, so maybe it wasn’t totally realistic to expect her to leap into his arms full of affections and cheerful exuberance.Similarly, his kids were, well, kids. And while they sometimes got excited when daddy walked through the door, they were often playing in the back yard, engaged in some sort of activity, or otherwise preoccupied. None of which was really a bad thing.After all this, John acknowledged that maybe his expectations weren’t exactly realistic and we made a plan for how to manage his automatic expectations when he would come home from work. He made a point to 1) Notice his default expectations, 2) Question the accuracy of those expectations, and 3) Substitute some more realistic thoughts and images for what to expect when he got home.As a result of learning to modify his expectations, John found that he got far less upset when he got home and removed the need to manage his emotions in the first place. And then more importantly, because unhelpful habits like avoidance and poor communication didn’t get triggered, he found himself engaging with his family in a much more positive way. Which, of course, started improving his self-esteem over time.To sum up: Unrealistic expectations are a set up for excessive emotional reactions, followed by unhelpful decisions/behaviors, and then lower self-esteem as a result. A simple way to achieve high self-esteem, then, is to modify or even drop our unhelpful and unrealistic expectations in the first place.Spend More Time with the Right PeopleThe type of people we’re surrounded by, day-in and day-out, profoundly affects us, including our self-esteem:It’s not hard to see how low self-esteem gets perpetuated if most of the people around you are cruel, sarcastic, condescending, cold, judgmental, and manipulative.On the other hand, it should be obvious that high self-esteem is far more likely if most of the people in our lives-especially key relationships like spouses, partners, coworkers, best friend, etc-are supportive, encouraging, loving, kind, compassionate, and honest.Of course, the details of how exactly other people affect our self-esteem are somewhat complex. And while a deep-dive into that topic would be interesting, it’s beyond the scope of this article.But more importantly, getting lost in these details can be a distraction from a cold hard truth: simply making tough decisions to change the type of people you let into your life is key to generating high self-esteem.For example: that “best friend” you’ve had since college who still wants to go out drinking every weekend and guilt trips you into it more than you’d like by leveraging your past relationship to get what they want.This is exactly the type of relationship that is probably damaging your self-esteem more than you realize. Of course, altering the quality of that relationship or removing that person from your life entirely is difficult. So difficult, in fact, that most people aren’t willing to even though they know deep down it’s the right decision.This conflict between what we know we should do and what we end up doing is exactly the kind of thing that maintains low-self esteem. When your actions are in conflict with your values, your self-esteem is going to suffer.On the other hand, when you’re willing to make the tough choices in the moment to align your behavior with your values-including cutting out bad relationships in your self-high self-esteem may be a lot closer than you imagine.Learn to be AssertiveIn its most traditional form, assertiveness means speaking in a way that’s both honest and respectful by asking directly for what you want and saying no firmly to what you don’t want.Assertive communication is the healthy alternative to 3 more common but ultimately destructive styles of communication:Passive Communication: Holding back on expressing what you really want in order to appease others. Passive communication usually takes the form of “just going with the flow.”Aggressive Communication: Expressing what you want in a way that is dismissive or disrespectful of the rights of others. Often takes the form of threats or manipulation.Passive-Aggressive Communication: Trying to get what you want in a way that superficially appears non-aggressive but actually is. Sarcasm is a common form of passive aggressive communication.When we habitually use any of the three negative communication styles above, we erode our self-esteem:In passive communication, it suffers because we constantly put off our own wants and needs.In aggressive communication, we end up hurting other people and eventually feeling guilty for it.In passive-aggressive communication, we typically end up alienating people and becoming isolated and lonely.On the other hand, while it can be difficult in the beginning, assertive communication leads to high self-esteem because we are aligning our speech with our values (what we genuinely want and need) and we’re being respectful of the values of others.The best place to learn more about assertive communication is a wonderful book called The Assertiveness Workbook by Randy Paterson.As important as assertive communication is, it’s only one aspect of a broader concept of assertiveness as an overall way of being in the world. I know that sounds lofty and complex, but it’s really not.It all comes down to the relationship between our actions and our values. If the way we habitually act-either in our physical behavior, our speech, or our thoughts-doesn’t match up with our values and aspirations, we’re going to feel bad. Whether it takes the form of anxiety, depression, addiction, or some other “issue,” the core problem is a misalignment of actions and values.So, in a broad sense, assertiveness means acting in a way that that’s true to your values, including not just your speech and communication, but also how you think and how you behave.You can learn more about this broad definition of assertiveness and how to cultivate it here: A Beginner’s Guide to AssertivenessWhat Will High Self-Esteem Help You Achieve?Of course, we all want high self-esteem because it feels good.But I’d like to wrap this article up by leaving you with a question that’s far more useful:What will high self-esteem help you achieve? What would you be able to do (or do better) if you suddenly had super high self-esteem?In the end, the best way to cultivate high self-esteem is by acting as though you already have it.Glass dev without the hardware a futile effort?No, you can still learn the fundamentals of Glass development without the hardware.There are three main approaches for accomplishing this:1) Visit the Mirror API documentation, get into the playground, and start hashing up some code. Download the PHP, Java, and Python library, whichever you're most comfortable with. Familiarize yourself with the jargon and converntions (timeline, bundles, menus, etc). Read the support documentation (second link below) to see how the Glass hardware actually functions. Build some apps to this specification.
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Important Parameters for Analog-to-digital Converter (ADC): Digital Data Output Type
Designers have various analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) to choose from, and the type of digital data output is an important parameter to be considered in the selection process. At present, the three most commonly used digital outputs of high-speed converters are complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS), low voltage differential signal (LVDS) and current mode logic (CML).Each digital output type in ADC has its own advantages and disadvantages, which should be carefully considered by designers according to specific applications. These factors depend on the sampling rate and resolution of the ADC, the output data rate, the power requirements of the system design, and other factors.This paper will discuss the electrical specifications of each output type and its specific characteristics suitable for specific applications. We will compare these different types of outputs in terms of physical implementation, efficiency and the most suitable for each type of application.CMOS digital output driverCMOS is a common digital output in ADC with sampling rate less than 200 MSPs (MS / sec). A typical CMOS driver consists of two transistors (one NMOS and one PMOS) connected between the power supply (VDD) and ground, as shown in Figure 1a. This structure will cause output inversion. Therefore, the back-to-back structure shown in Fig. 1b can be used as an alternative to avoid output inversion.When the output is low impedance, the input of CMOS output driver is high impedance. At the input of the driver, the gate impedance of the two CMOS transistors is very high because the gate is isolated from the conductive material through the gate oxide layer. The input impedance range can reach K? To m? Level.At the driver output, the impedance is controlled by the leakage current ID, which is usually small. At this time, the impedance is usually less than several hundred?. The level swing of CMOS is about between Vdd and ground, so it may be large, depending on the VDD amplitude.Figure 1: typical CMOS digital output driverDue to the high input impedance and low output impedance, one of the advantages of CMOS is that one output can usually drive multiple CMOS inputs.Another advantage of CMOS is low quiescent current. The only case where a large current occurs is when switching occurs on the CMOS driver. Whether the driver is at low level (pull to ground) or high level (pull to VDD), the current in the driver is very small. However, when the driver switches from low level to high level or from high level to low level, a low impedance path will temporarily appear between Vdd and ground. This transient current is the main reason why other technologies are used in the output driver when the converter speed exceeds 200MSPS.Another reason is that each bit of the converter requires a CMOS driver. If the converter has 14 bits, 14 CMOS output drivers are required to transmit each bit. Generally, more than one converter is placed in a single specified package, usually eight.When CMOS technology is adopted, it means that up to 112 output pins are required for data output. From the packaging point of view, this is unlikely to be achieved, but also produces high power consumption and makes the circuit board layout more complex. In order to solve these problems, we introduce the interface using LVDS.LVDS digital output driverCompared with CMOS technology, LVDS has some obvious advantages. It can operate under low voltage signal (about 350mV) and is differential rather than single ended. Low voltage swing has fast switching time and can reduce EMI problems.This characteristic of difference can bring the benefit of common mode suppression. This means that the noise coupled to the signal is common mode to both signal paths, and most of it can be eliminated by the differential receiver.The impedance in LVDS must be more strictly controlled. In LVDS, the load impedance should be about 100?, This is usually achieved by a parallel termination resistor on the LVDS receiver. In addition, LVDS signals shall be transmitted by controlled impedance transmission lines. The differential impedance is maintained at 100? The required single ended impedance is 50?. Figure 2 shows a typical LVDS output driver.Figure 2: typical LVDS output driverAs shown in the LVDS output driver topology in Figure 2, the circuit operation will generate a fixed DC load current at the output power supply. This avoids current spikes in typical CMOS output drivers when the output logic state transitions. The nominal pull current / fill current in the circuit is set to 3.5ma so that the termination resistance is 100? The typical output voltage swing is 350mV. The common mode level of the circuit is usually set to 1.2V, which is compatible with 3.3V, 2.5V and 1.8V supply voltages.There are two written standards that can be used to define LVDS interfaces. One of the most commonly used standards is ANSI / TIA / eia-644 specification, entitled "electrical characteristics of low voltage differential signaling (LVDS) interface circuits". The other is IEEE standard 1596.3, entitled IEEE standard for low voltage differential signals of scalable conformance interface (SCI).LVDS needs to pay more attention to the physical layout of signal routing, but it can provide many advantages for the converter when the sampling rate reaches 200MSPS or higher. The constant current of LVDS enables many outputs to be driven without a large amount of current absorption required by CMOS.In addition, LVDS can operate in double data rate (DDR) mode, in which two data bits can be output through the same LVDS driver. Compared with CMOS, the number of pins can be reduced by half.At the same time, it also reduces the power consumption of the same amount of data output. For converter data output, LVDS does have many advantages over CMOS, but it also has some limitations like CMOS. With the increase of converter resolution, the amount of data output required by LVDS interface will become more difficult to manage for PCB layout. Moreover, the sampling rate of the converter will eventually make the data rate required by the interface exceed the capacity of LVDS.
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How Can I Get My Dog to Stop Jumping and Scratching the Sliding Door to Get Back In.?
I would consider a dog door if at all possible. Other than that try training her to use another way to let you know she wants in...like the bell as already mentioned1. How can scratches be removed from plexiglass sliding door?Plexiglass, you can not remove scratches from this, it's plastic. This is the one fault of plastic2. Need the information to replace a sliding door lock, Canadian patent # 919213, Part# 3596954?I recently had to replace the same lock you are needing. The replacement part can be found if you enter a web search of- 3/4" Wide Mortise Lock and Keeper with 3-7/8" The replacement part is made be CR Laurence Co., Inc. The actual part # E2079. Width 3/4 inch Hole to Hole the Dimensions are 3 7/8 inches End to End 4 7/8 inches The price range without shipping starts at about $16.00.3. What do you call a sliding door lock...?I think you mean a hook and eye latch. Hope this helps4. does a plate glass sliding door stop a baseball that was hit by a ceiling fan that is on high speed?only if it's hurricane proof lmao5. My Blinds for my sliding door wont open anymore please help?Wikipedia.com give the following" The vertical version uses a generally wider slat and has the added feature of being able to pull a cord to stack the slats together either to one side or to separate in the centre and stack on each end. This vertical blind allows rotation of slats by a rotating shaft in the upper head rail housing which runs through independent geared carriers that will convert twisting of tilt rail to a rotation of each individual slat in synchrony." Looks like you have a problem with the rotating shaft binding or the gears are jammed up.6. '01 Dodge Caravan inner sliding door problem?Sliding Door Child Safety Lock7. where can I find kia Sedona 2003 sliding door handles ?i kno kia thing seem to be expensive dontthey try ur local junk yard if u have one or online8. does a plate glass sliding door stop a baseball that was hit by a ceiling fan that is on high speed?Hey, C.W.! OMG! Also yikes! Plate glass? My guess in nope. If it were safety glass I would guess yes... it wo not do the door any good either way. I think it would depend on how close the fan is to the door. (?)9. Anyone have ideas or solutions on how to organise a sliding door closet that's cheap and easy? Much appreciated, thank you!?Stack up free boxes(?) Put a board 9 - 12 " off of the floor so that you can have 2 layers of shoes in the closet (or plastic boxes holding seasonal clothes, and keeping them clean). Give away half of the stuff? Note: I directed that one at me - lol.10. how do i remove my sliding door for repair?should pick up out of the track. sounds like a roller adjustment11. Does this sliding door lock work well on sliding glass doors?i do not have this same sliding door lock but i have shopped on amazon many times before and they are pretty trustworthy. keep the receipt. if it does not work you can send it back assuming you do not damage it. hope this helped12. hi there. a morning dove/mourning dove 3 times slammed thru my sliding door to get in. Is this normal?It's because of the reflections of trees nearby. Birds do not have the same depth perception as we do. Poor thing!13. loose sliding door on Plymouth voyager? need help adjusting door or sensors?the door switch needs to be replaced it has been pushed through the bezel and wont stay locked call your local dealer their not that bad to change14. Why would the electric sliding door on my 2001 town and country van not work when its below 30 degrees?because there is not enough lube to make the part work properly. take some wd-40 and spray along the inside and should fix it15. someone knocked on my sliding door?Something like this happened to me recently. Do not worry or panic. If you seriously feel like someone's trying to get in call 911. If not it might be a neighbor. Once my neighbor kept knocking on my door, turns out he was just looking for my dad to ask about his lawn or something. Another time a cop rang my door bell at 12:00 am and I did not open because he did not even say he was a cop he just kept knocking. So just use your gut and common sense
Can a Magnifying Glass Burn with Light?
Can a Magnifying Glass Burn with Light?
No no longer truly, the daylight is your ultimate guess. What the magnifying glass is doing is focusing a particular volume of the suns power right into a small area causing it to burn. keep in mind that its no longer the effortless that is burning, notwithstanding the nice and cozy temperature. regularly flashlights do not supply off a lot warmth using the indisputable fact that is amazingly power-inefficient1. Does a magnifying glass NEED to be used to work on an Ouija board?Its supposed to be a glass. I dont think this is worth wasting your time on. Would be better to use the glass to get drunk!2. What's the shortcut key or setting to not have Chrome's magnifying glass from appearing by default when opening inspectorFound the answerUse CtrlShiftI (or CmdOptI on Mac) to open the DevTools.Use CtrlShiftC (or CmdShiftC on Mac) to open the DevTools in Inspect Element mode, or toggle Inspect Element mode if the DevTools are already open3. where can I buy a magnifying glass in toronto?Thousands of stores sell those4. Help! A giant ant is holding a magnifying glass over me. What should I do?Flip him the bird just before you burst into flames5. a magnifying glass has a focal length of 10cm, at what distance from the text should you hold the glass?This is my favorite query of the night...Pointless, however for some rationale made me snicker. Now i am laughing even more that so many people have answered this question critically!!!6. Could you melt a mirror with a magnifying glass?A mirror is only about 95-98% reflective. If you could concentrate enough energy so the absorbed 2-5% was enough to melt the mirror you could do it. (You would want to stand quite a way back though. When the mirror failed, the sudden scattering of all that focused energy could be dangerous.) That's one big problem with laser weapons. The high energy concentration damages the focusing mirrors and lenses.7. Maps zoomed around specific locations (magnifying glass effect)This document presents an algorithm to do that:Harrie, L., Sarjakoski, T., Lehto, L. A variable-scale map for small-display cartography. In: Joint International Symposium on GeoSpatial Theory, Processing and Applications (ISPRS/Commission IV, SDH2002). Ottawa, Canada, july 2002An example:EDIT: This kind of representation is quite old. See the plan Conrad Morant (1548):8. Magnifying glass: upside down/right side up?Its because of the convex lense, when you look at things far away it flips the image bacause of the curved design, and projects it into your eye as upside down, however when you look at something close, it looks bigger and rightside up! Hope this helps!! XD9. How do I measure my peniis?magnifying glass10. Would a big magnifying glass out in space be a good weapon?They have lots of those in space already. They can see all the way down to earth and after watching you can make you go boom. Satallites anyone? come on now.11. how big of a magnifying glass would it take to start a fire with moonlight?The key to this is how hot the Moon is versus how hot the Sun is. The Sun's surface temperature is about 5600K, while the Moon's surface temperature is about 360K. This means that the Sun is over 15 times as hot as the Moon, and so the light leaving its surface would carry that much more energy, all things being equal. This means that you would need 15 times the area of a lens used to start a fire with sunlight. However, you would not use a regular lens because they are inefficient and you might not be able to focus the light to a small enough spot. You would use a special type of "non-imaging" optical lens that simple concentrated the light without creating an actual image of the Moon. Then you would be able to do it. How can we prove this? Telescopes looking at other planets measured their temperatures using thermocouples (to measure heat) by focusing the light from those planets onto the thermocouples. This would raise the temperature of the thermocouple slightly, so it is possible to get heat concentrated this way, just not much of it usually.
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