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RZ3 EX Skill--Blizzard Arrow VS Hellbat Slit
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published: 25 Aug 2009
author: gn03288200
RZ3 EX Skill--Blizzard Arrow VS Hellbat Slit
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Minecraft: Arrow stuf
Normally arrows would despawn after exactly one minute. However an update of the block in ...
published: 27 Apr 2012
author: Kwin van der Veen
Minecraft: Arrow stuf
Minecraft: Arrow stuf
Normally arrows would despawn after exactly one minute. However an update of the block in which the arrow has been shot causes the arrow to detach. After a s...- published: 27 Apr 2012
- views: 238
- author: Kwin van der Veen
0:59
Shirehorse Castle | Stately Escapes
Shirehorse Castle, Yorkshire, England. Sleeps 10, from £793 p/p per week. http://www.state...
published: 24 Jan 2013
author: Simply Chateau
Shirehorse Castle | Stately Escapes
Shirehorse Castle | Stately Escapes
Shirehorse Castle, Yorkshire, England. Sleeps 10, from £793 p/p per week. http://www.statelyescapes.co.uk/yorkshire/shirehorse-castle/ This Grade II folly wh...- published: 24 Jan 2013
- views: 77
- author: Simply Chateau
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Shirehorse Castle | Oliver's Travels
Shirehorse Castle, Yorkshire, England. Sleeps 10, from £133 p/p per night.
http://www.oli...
published: 29 Nov 2013
Shirehorse Castle | Oliver's Travels
Shirehorse Castle | Oliver's Travels
Shirehorse Castle, Yorkshire, England. Sleeps 10, from £133 p/p per night. http://www.oliverstravels.com/britain-ireland/the-north-east/shirehorse-castle/ This Grade II folly which looks like a Norman castle started life in the early 19th Century as a farmhouse and barn that were converted into a castle by the Shaw family in about 1860. The castle boasts battlements, towers with arrow slit windows and arch headed windows. www.oliverstravels.com- published: 29 Nov 2013
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Alice Mandelli @ Lucie Fontaine
Personally, I think of an artist as a possibility. Like the arrow slit of a castle, which ...
published: 09 Sep 2011
author: Lucie Fontaine
Alice Mandelli @ Lucie Fontaine
Alice Mandelli @ Lucie Fontaine
Personally, I think of an artist as a possibility. Like the arrow slit of a castle, which someone points out to me so I can look through it and see a land th...- published: 09 Sep 2011
- views: 137
- author: Lucie Fontaine
7:27
West Civ Minecraft Project
Parts I look over in order: Moat, bridge, stables, well, Church, underground escape route,...
published: 12 Jan 2013
author: PureSymbiote
West Civ Minecraft Project
West Civ Minecraft Project
Parts I look over in order: Moat, bridge, stables, well, Church, underground escape route, arrow slit, dungeon, main house, dining room, doctors quarters, ki...- published: 12 Jan 2013
- views: 38
- author: PureSymbiote
0:29
Cannon Blast Delayed Reflex
This portable cannon can detonate with a low roar up to 5 rounds after the charge has been...
published: 31 Aug 2011
author: VenturaWeddings
Cannon Blast Delayed Reflex
Cannon Blast Delayed Reflex
This portable cannon can detonate with a low roar up to 5 rounds after the charge has been lit. The blast points of fire damage per caster level (maximum 20d...- published: 31 Aug 2011
- views: 38
- author: VenturaWeddings
6:14
The Two Slit Experiment Quantum Mechanics
This video explains the Two Slit Experiment by giving us a theory on the Time continuum or...
published: 21 Aug 2009
author: Quantum Atom Theory
The Two Slit Experiment Quantum Mechanics
The Two Slit Experiment Quantum Mechanics
This video explains the Two Slit Experiment by giving us a theory on the Time continuum or arrow of time. Modern physics cannot explain the continuous forwar...- published: 21 Aug 2009
- views: 1696
- author: Quantum Atom Theory
1:43
The Old House and Barn at Delvid Farm
The Old House and Barn at Delvid Farm nestles between the Gower Bays of Llangennith and Br...
published: 07 Jan 2014
The Old House and Barn at Delvid Farm
The Old House and Barn at Delvid Farm
The Old House and Barn at Delvid Farm nestles between the Gower Bays of Llangennith and Broughton, enjoying a secluded position and set within 10 acres of beautiful Gower countryside. Enjoying spectacular views of the extensive gardens and woodland with a full array of mature trees, impressive ferns, rare blooms and fruit trees with majestic views of the rugged sand dunes and ocean stretching out in front of you. Within the grounds there are interesting paths to explore with plenty of seating areas dotted around the gardens; all perfectly placed to follow the sun and offering a new and interesting view from every position. The peace, tranquillity and privacy are amplified by clean and coastal fresh air that blends with the aroma of the trees and plants, one breath and you already begin to feel refreshed and revived from the stresses of city living. The natural stream trickles gently from the duck pond adding to the organic nature of the gardens. Watching the ducks waddle about on the pond could keep one amused for ages. The babbling stream together with the bird song and sounds of nature certainly add to the Idyllic lifestyle one could have here. The farm house and converted stables date back to the mid-16th Century and offer a truly unique opportunity to purchase a rare slice of Gower heritage. The Grade II Listed traditional long house is presented with a wealth of original features and is decorated to compliment the origins of the home. With Inglenook fireplace with a bread baking oven, arrow slit windows, beamed ceilings, exposed stone walls and flagstone flooring features. The most unique of the original features would be the cupboard bed in the living room, which is tucked within the window recess. Traditionally it would have been used by the farmers� servant girl whose job it was to keep the fire alight all night. Now it makes an equally warm and comfortable window seat. Also benefiting from the heat from the fire is the original charnel-box bed in the bedr- published: 07 Jan 2014
- views: 1
4:58
The Two Slit Experiment, Quantum Physics explained
This video explains the double slit experiment using a new theory, Quantum Atom Theory. On...
published: 07 Feb 2009
author: Quantum Atom Theory
The Two Slit Experiment, Quantum Physics explained
The Two Slit Experiment, Quantum Physics explained
This video explains the double slit experiment using a new theory, Quantum Atom Theory. Only when we can understand time will we understand the two slit expe...- published: 07 Feb 2009
- views: 4213
- author: Quantum Atom Theory
1:43
Dove Cote Barn
This impressive barn conversion dates back to the early 1800�s and is beautifully presente...
published: 13 May 2013
author: FineAndCountryEA
Dove Cote Barn
Dove Cote Barn
This impressive barn conversion dates back to the early 1800�s and is beautifully presented combining the rustic charm of the original barn with an elegant m...- published: 13 May 2013
- views: 9
- author: FineAndCountryEA
9:08
Jim Al-Khalili - Quantum Life: How Physics Can Revolutionise Biology
If you can explain this using common sense and logic, do let me know, because there is a N...
published: 02 Feb 2014
Jim Al-Khalili - Quantum Life: How Physics Can Revolutionise Biology
Jim Al-Khalili - Quantum Life: How Physics Can Revolutionise Biology
If you can explain this using common sense and logic, do let me know, because there is a Nobel Prize for you.. Professor Jim Al-Khalili explains the experi. In this Friday Evening Discourse at the Royal Institution, Professor Jim Al-Khalili explores how the mysteries of quantum theory might be observable at the b. Seeing light in a different way. Ever wonder what happens to light when it gets in its own way? License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA More information at http:/. Light is so common that we rarely think about what it really is. But just over two hundred years ago, a groundbreaking experiment answered the question that . Instructional Lab Video. explanation for Double slit experiment recreated with silicon droplets on a vibrating water plate by french physicist Yves Couder. This video explains the Double Slit Experiment giving us a fundamental understanding of time within a new theory, Quantum Atom Theory. In Q.A.T. atoms create. The strangeness of the 2 slit experiment explained. It's all because the universe is expanding! I have uploaded this video for educational purposes only. It has been retrieved from Hitachi's web site. However, the video is deleted after Tonomura's death. DOUBLE-SLIT EXPERIMENT A coherent light source illuminates a thin plate pierced by two parallel slits. The light waves passing through the two slits interfer. videos from your android phone iPhone applications easily from your tablet from your computer, you can watch our video would not be a burden to you financial. In 1965, Richard Feynman described a tought-experiment in which individual electrons were fired on a double slit. He predicted that an interference pattern w. Clip from 'Through The Wormhole' with Morgan Freeman on Science Channel. Season 02 Episode 06 - 'How Does The Universe Work?' Dr Quantum - Double Slit Experiment This clip is from: What The Bleep Do We Know!?: Down The Rabbit Hole and is used for educational purposes. . this video talks about the relationship between minecraft physics and quantum physics and how they actually sort of agree. hopefully we did a good enough job. i killed 1 usb microscope trying to film in to 2 pin holes with a laser,it knackered the censers. Thomas Young's Double Slit Experiment is a science staple for early physics lessons about waves. But did you know that you can recreate it at home with simpl. Physicist Jim Al-Khalili focuses his attention on the very strange nucleus from an isotope of Lithium that only exists due to the weird rules of quantum mec. Easy & simple calculations on the diffraction pattern distances in the Double Slit Experiment, which includes the feature of the observer participating in cr. Professor Jim Al-Khalili is one of the most important communicators of theoretical physics in the world today. He gave a talk to the IOP's Physics Communicat. We've known for some time that certain animals can navigate the Earth using it's magnetic fields, but the methods by which they do this have remained largely. Solution to the problem based on Young's Double Slit Experiment from CBSE Board 2012 is provided by Mr. Manish Verma via . A demonstration of Young's double slit experiment to demonstrate the wave nature of light using a green laser pointer. Jim Al-Khalili introduces Forever Surrey, the University of Surrey Alumni network.- published: 02 Feb 2014
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3:58
Windsor Castle Arrow Slits
Our family trip to Windsor Castle....
published: 07 Jan 2012
author: BonBonTrips
Windsor Castle Arrow Slits
Windsor Castle Arrow Slits
Our family trip to Windsor Castle.- published: 07 Jan 2012
- views: 367
- author: BonBonTrips
8:11
Masseria Degli Angeli for sale in Puglia
Masseria Degli Angeli is a fortified farm house for sale near Francavilla Fontana, Puglia,...
published: 06 Feb 2012
author: Julia Silk
Masseria Degli Angeli for sale in Puglia
Masseria Degli Angeli for sale in Puglia
Masseria Degli Angeli is a fortified farm house for sale near Francavilla Fontana, Puglia, Italy. See my website for details http://www.masseria-puglia-italy...- published: 06 Feb 2012
- views: 1362
- author: Julia Silk
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8:41
MMD editing tutorial. Part 5.
Creating a simple vagina.
Disclaimer. These tutorials are for educational purposes. I am n...
published: 04 Sep 2013
author: Bob Beebs
MMD editing tutorial. Part 5.
Creating a simple vagina.
Disclaimer. These tutorials are for educational purposes. I am not responsible for what is done with the information.
Begin Video Transcript.
Click on a vertice on the crotch and click "View", then "View Selected" to zoom in.
We have to choose where the slit will be.
When decided, click "Knife" on the left tool bar. Just below the 3D view area, there are options for this tool that appear. The option we are most concerned with is Ctrl: midpoint snap. This automatically cuts an edge in the middle.
Choose where the cut will begin. Bring the green square down to the first edge and press "ctrl". You will notice that the green square goes to the middle of that line. Press the left mouse button and the first part of the cut is made.
Go down, and upward like I have. Press the space bar, then the first cut is made.
Make another similar cut in the middle of the cut you just made. Then another similar cut between the outer and inner cut. Then another in the centre. I will show you.
You can zoom in with the mouse scroll wheel if you need a closer view.
Move to a view inside the model. Press "A" if you want to deselect the orange lines.
Select the inner vertices along the middle line of the cuts you just made.
Shift+clicking will allow you to select or deselect multiple vertices.
Click the blue arrow and pull it upward.
Drag the green arrow to make it more symetrical.
Make a cut along both sides of this new raised ridge. Remember to hold Ctrl along each line to cut it in half.
Next, select the initial middle vertices.
Press Ctrl with the (+) key. This is used to select the next group of vertices around your selection.
Shift click the two end vertices to deselect them. Then press CTRL and + again.
Deselect both end vertices again.
Now we have to shape the slit to be rounded. Drag the blue arrow up. Drag the green arrow a bit to make the lines more straight.
Continue on in this fashion till the outer edge is reached.
When the final edge is adjusted then you may go back and smooth some more.
When finished, you may keep as is or you can click on the "Smooth Vertex" tool on the left toolbar to see if it makes the shape better.
You can also raise the inner ridge again to make it look deeper.
You can go to object mode to get a more shaded view.
End Video Transcript.
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Make The Cut! Q&A; Webinar - January 24, 2012
This is from the January 24, 2012 Q&A; Webinar for Make The Cut!
00:00:00 Welcoming Remark...
published: 28 Jan 2012
author: Make The Cut, LLC
Make The Cut! Q&A; Webinar - January 24, 2012
This is from the January 24, 2012 Q&A; Webinar for Make The Cut!
00:00:00 Welcoming Remarks
00:00:55 Shadowing – is there a way to give a specific size to a shadow other than using the slider bar as that doesn’t always get size desired (Short answer no but Bryan explains why and gives a possible workaround to get better shadowing)
00:12:30 Using the Tiler Feature to create Wall Art (Advanced ? Tiler (general information) also discussion on specifically using it with a Cricut and its cutting limitations on size (i.e. can’t use full 12x12 mat)
00:31:23 Does MTC work with any of the following cutters: PCUT CT0630, CS630/CSI1200, SC 631 with optical eye (short answer not supported cutters thus no specific plug-ins for these machines but may work with one of the plug-ins for another cutter – user would need to try and see.)
00:45:40 Chipboard – general discussion of chipboard density, what is chipboard and cutting it on different machines
00:49:40 MTC for the MAC (Note: it is presently being beta tested with the Zing machine and is still working on using with the KNK Maxx – needs some tweeking. Send Andy an email at MTC support if you have a Zing and want to Beta test.
00:51:10 Should Zing users update to the latest MTC version 4.1.0 and the latest Zing plugin (Yes, added new features and fixed some minor bugs)
00:52:45 Importing a picture of a face from a photo; 2 ways to do, multiple layers for dimension - see paperkutz and his tutorials and information on doing this (http://paperkutzstudio.wordpress.com/) Bryan demonstrates here how to do a single layer/color portrait
01:22:45 How to use “symbols” from a font, from dingbats, or wingbats if you don’t know the proper key assigned to type it in the text box
01:32:10 Problem with MTC crashing when attempting to set blade origin and trying to move with the arrows – (user has a Zing and had a recent upgrade to windows OS). (Note: some people have a problem when trying to move up with the up arrow and trying to move up more than 1”). User to try to reproduce and send info. To Bryan via email
01:36:25 Zing Detail Blade (new fine red detail blade) leaving small tiny slits in some cuts. User wants to know how to fix or minimize problem (quick answer – check offset settings and adjust, test cut with a star object (anything with inside and outside corners.) Contact Bryan if cannot get fixed.
01:40:20 Fonts – Why Does Bryan have some Fonts on his MTC pull-down list but I don’t have them? (Note: Fonts are reliant upon what you have installed on your computer. Everyone’s list will be different. Also note, too many fonts added to your system can bog down your computer. MTC can use Fonts without having them installed to your Windows Font Folder.)
01:45:50 Trying to separate image into different layers and/or pages
01:55:50 Trouble connecting to cut with a Cricut previously connecting and working
02:01:05 Opening an SVG in MTC and adding color (NOTE: You must “IMPORT” an SVG File)
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Illusions of Choice, Today's Enterprise of Tomorrow - ITSM weekly the podcast EPISODE 93
Show Notes with Links:
http://www.servicesphere.com/blog/2012/8/6/illusions-of-choice-toda...
published: 08 Aug 2012
author: ServiceSphere
Illusions of Choice, Today's Enterprise of Tomorrow - ITSM weekly the podcast EPISODE 93
Show Notes with Links:
http://www.servicesphere.com/blog/2012/8/6/illusions-of-choice-todays-enterprise-of-tomorrow-itsm-weekl.html
Show Notes and Transcription:
Illusions of Choice, Today's Enterprise of Tomorrow
What happens when a CIO, a Service Desk Manager and an Industry Junkie Chat Weekly?!
Your Hosts: Chris Dancy, Matthew Hooper and Matt Beran (twitter #ITSMWP)
Guest: NONE, an intimate chat between Hooper and Chris.
Submit Questions: Anonymously or Email or Call In: (765) 236-6383 or Twitter Questions/Comments #ITSMWP
**News Gator: Updates from Tech**
Episode 93 Topics:
The Devops episode seemed to be popular
Botchagalupe
The Stevie Chambers Effect on Twitter
SMAK Updates
Are IT people naturally entrepreneurial?
The Arrow of Time
The illusion that of business today.
Just Landed App (location, big data in an app for flight info)
Twist App for iphone
HDI 2013 Conference
itSMF News…not really.
How to fix itSMF Global
How do you explain what’s going with the Facebook Group #Back2ITSM for the ITSM pros?
BYOD Debate, the IT Skeptic’s point of View
Dancy’s world EDICTS on ITSM Review
The BYOD Debate from Chris Dancy’s Point of View
Talent Wars in IT
Cyborg attacked in McDonalds
Higher education building infrastructure for support, 3 devices PER CHAIR in a classroom
Grey Scale Vision
How does Facebook handle change management?
Ryan Holmes - The Facebook Tweak that killed a billion dollar industry
Secure Data, NOT devices, CIO.com
What happens when GitHub gets hacked
Salesforce adds influencer data
The problem with social media USER is consumption
If you want to actually be INFLUENTIAL, observe the world around you.
LifeNaut, you are a digital person
HDI connect articles
The risk to IT, is ultimately the news stories about the RISKS to IT.
The lie IT tells itself.
Creation is crack for Egomaniacs
As a leader and a mentor how do you handle creationist?
Forms of digitiality we spawn into the world, how do we watch them grow up.
Wanting to create value, truly deep inside.
ITSM Weekly Podcast Top of the World Edition
ITSM Weekly Podcast Antipodean Edition
Don’t turn yourself into a digital billboard
SHOW TRANSCRIPTION:
ITSM Weekly, the podcast bringing you news, insight analysis, and information from the world of IT service management. Your hosts, Matthew Hooper, Chris Dancy, and Matt Beran. IT Service Management Weekly the Podcast starts now. Welcome to ITSM Weekly, the podcast, episode 93. How are you doing, Hoop?
Good. '93. '93. I feel so old. You think? Yeah. Maybe it's because I turned 40 recently. Did you? When was that, did miss your birthday? You did, yeah. Sorry about that. That's all right. Are you 40 even? 40 even; I'm even 40. So, lots to catch up on. Last week we had our guest and we really didn't have a chance to catch up on all the news that we had for all the fine things.
We were supposed to have a young lady by the name of Adrianne who is from Yale University on this week, but things just didn't work out, she's going to come on next week so we have to put her off I thought this would be a good time for you and I to catch up on some news, all sorts of news and gossip.
Awesome. As well as, you know how we keep sneaking Mark Zuckerberg, he comes on whenever whenever we're not actually recording he shows up, he's like "hey put me on the air" you know we're going to [xx] time have the sponsors of tomorrow coming up on a show. So I won't say who but I'm sure you smart, marketing savvy people can figure out sponsors of tomorrow.
What do you think about that Hoop? I think it's awesome. I love big name guests. Yes, and they love us apparently. They do. Of course. We're leaving innovation here in the ITSM space. Yes. And it's not because we're awesome, it's just because the bar's so stinking low. Yeah. If service management were limbo, you would have to be a parapalegic.
Im one of those creepers. Weve got a lot to catch up You don't even know what a creeper is do you? No. I just assume it's some type of hooperism. No. A creeper is something that they have in mechanic shops. you know in garages. Oh. So that you can lay down and you can slide under the car. You know in Grease right before the scene for grease lightning they all come out on the sleepers - creepers - creepers or sleepers?
- creepers - Is there ever a reason you would be on your stomach on a creeper? Yeah you'd have to always face up. - Yeah cause you are working on the The underbody of the car. If you put a hole where your face would be on a creeper and you lay it on your stomach, it could also act as a massager and you could flip the car upside-down below ground.
Oh, brother. Remember those old rafts where they use to have the whole all cut off your face so your kids get actually book in the wire no it happens the stuff no so that i cannot swim so that yeah.... isn't it? So I think the episode with Mr Willis there seemed explosively exciting people talking about Dev Ops.
Yes, yeah, a great g
3:07
L'Escalator
L’escalator
D’aluminium lustré et d’acier lourd de fonte, la flèche irisée de ce mastodon...
published: 07 Aug 2012
author: bommenel yves
L'Escalator
L’escalator
D’aluminium lustré et d’acier lourd de fonte, la flèche irisée de ce mastodonte qui nous soulève dans le crissement huilé de ses fanions de métal. Ses dents d’orque cachent sa machinerie grasse. Sa vélocité placide dope notre embonpoint. Automate qui nous permet d'enjamber le vide.
Transporté sans effort, le messager lascif téléporte ses kilos du sol au ciel, des étages aux enfers. En haut, en bas. Tranquillement. Marches à la chaîne, industrie des petits pas, tapis roulant sans fin ni commencement.
Escalier mécanique, immobilité cinétique qui soulage nos foulées du poids de la pesanteur sourde et souveraine pour nous rendre plus légers l’espace d’un transfert, d'un voyage entre deux plans géométriques. Diagonale à l'utilité sociale. Points de conjonction des flux humains dans la fourmilière.
Machine à fendre le temps.
The moving staircase
Of glossy aluminum and heavy steel of cast iron, the iridescent arrow of this monster which raises us in the oiled rustling of its pennants of metal. Its teeth of killer whale hide its greasy machinery. Its calm swiftness dopes our stoutness. Automaton which allows us to step over the space.
Transported effortlessly, the messenger teleports his lascivious pounds from ground to sky, from the floors to the hells. At the top, down below. Quietly. Walking in the chain, industry of the small steps, treadmill without end or beginning.
Moving staircase, kinetic immobility which relieves our strides of the weight of the deaf and sovereign gravity to make us lighter in the space of a transfer, a journey between two geometrical plans. Diagonal with social utility. Points of conjunction of the human flows in the ant-hill.
Machine to slit the time.
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1:37
Semi-Detached House for sale in Charing, with 4 Bedrooms
To find out more about this property click:
http://haart.co.uk/HRT033500698 or contact Ash...
published: 27 Sep 2013
Semi-Detached House for sale in Charing, with 4 Bedrooms
Semi-Detached House for sale in Charing, with 4 Bedrooms
To find out more about this property click: http://haart.co.uk/HRT033500698 or contact Ashford (Kent) on 01233 620340 or E-Mail: ashfordkent@haart.co.uk *** Guide Price £425,000 - £450,000 *** Ground Floor This converted barn has the main entrance at the rear of the property into the kitchen Kitchen The kitchen is accessed via a glazed wooden door with window to the side. The kitchen is a modern fitted one with roll top work surface inset four ring gas hob and a range of Maple style cupboards and drawers under. There is a built in double electric oven, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. There is also space for a washing machine. The walls are tiled with matching wall mounted cabinets with a pull out extractor fan above the hob. On the wall there is a gas heating boiler which has been regularly serviced. The floor has been beautifully tiled in slate that extends through to the dining room and inner hall Inner Hall The inner hall has the stairs up to the first floor and a door that takes you into the next doors atrium that you have right of access through, should you need to. There is a large understairs cupboard for storage and doors to the living room, study and cloakroom Dining Room 12' 7 X 8' 9 (3.84m x 2.67m) The dining room is a great room that could be used in lots of different ways although does look great with a dining table in the middle. It has a door and window to the garden and exposed timber framing from the old barn that has been used as feature throughout the home. The slate flooring continues through this room and you have enough room for other furniture beside the dining table. Thee is an open arch to the living room: Living Room 16' 9 X 12' 7 (5.11m x 3.84m) The living groom is a fantastic room with arrow slit windows that have been retained from the original barn and a window to the far end. As previously mentioned you do have a door back through to the hall rather than having to walk round. The slate flooring is very much in keeping with the whole style and feel of the home and this room is extremely cosy feeling Study 8' 7 X 8' 4 (2.62m x 2.54m) The study is a useful room as it can also be used as a playroom to keep the toys in one place or perhaps a teenagers den so they can watch what they want on TV. There is a window to the front and shelving at along one wall for storage- published: 27 Sep 2013
- views: 0
9:58
Quantum Mechanics, Two Slit Experiment an artist view chapter 2 of 8
This video explains the Two Slit Experiment by giving us a new quantum theory ( Quantum At...
published: 28 Oct 2009
author: Quantum Atom Theory
Quantum Mechanics, Two Slit Experiment an artist view chapter 2 of 8
Quantum Mechanics, Two Slit Experiment an artist view chapter 2 of 8
This video explains the Two Slit Experiment by giving us a new quantum theory ( Quantum Atom Theory) on the forward momentum of the Time Continuum or arrow o...- published: 28 Oct 2009
- views: 1479
- author: Quantum Atom Theory
1:26
Minecraft Experiments #3: Double Slit Experiment
We attempt to further examine the nature of the chicken: is it a particle, or a wave? Watc...
published: 03 Mar 2011
author: spoonmonkeyuk
Minecraft Experiments #3: Double Slit Experiment
Minecraft Experiments #3: Double Slit Experiment
We attempt to further examine the nature of the chicken: is it a particle, or a wave? Watch to find out. No camera tricks were used in the recording of this ...- published: 03 Mar 2011
- views: 246138
- author: spoonmonkeyuk
1:59
SFV Acid -- Sunset Slit
SFV acid -- Circa 2007
Not On Label (SFV Acid Self-released) -- #1
Vinyl, 7"
2013 , US...
published: 10 Dec 2013
SFV Acid -- Sunset Slit
SFV Acid -- Sunset Slit
SFV acid -- Circa 2007 Not On Label (SFV Acid Self-released) -- #1 Vinyl, 7" 2013 , US- published: 10 Dec 2013
- views: 148