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Well, I thought that velocity of sea currents would obey the slopes, same as isobars affect wind speed... Am wrong.

I have one to identify too : From my backyard... Question, if being very poisonous, a piece the size of a grain of salt... or a grain of rice... or a bean... is consumed, what are chances to get ill ?

Above minimum sea level, or, above/below ¨mean sea level¨ Seen both used as reference. The point would be to find the location of fastest (or slowest) sea currents at a given moment. (spacing between 'isotidal' contour lines)

Thank you. -Same water surface level contour- Mapping (charting) the 'isotidal' image above, would be a line across that river, one side of the surface being a guessy example of a level 0.25m? higher. And changing (advancing) depending of the astral time of day. =============================================================================== This 'isotidal' above would show the similar curved line on a chart. Also, in function of time. ======================================================================= An 'isotidal' chart would show for the Mediterranean sea, lines from coast-to coast at Gibraltar; lines advancing eastward to Cairo denoting zero at lowest mean tide, stepping at any chosen graph interval (0.25m, 0.5m...) always in function of time. Closer together 'isotidal' lines would denote higher speed water currents (slope). Did I invent the isotidal word ? 🙄 If tide escalars level data exist for every port, an isotidal line would connect those points with same level at a given moment. Well... do these charts exist, as 'isoelevation' 🙄 in topography ?

Thanks, studiot, as helpful as always. Trouble with my poor grammar as always; I was trying to express something like 'contour lines' for a given moment / time. Sort of 'isoelevation' / 'isolevels' 🙄 if there is a name for such. As in topography but for sea surface depending on astral positions in function of time. { Not as tidal current vectors }

Greetings. Do isotidal maps exist ? Like Isobaric, isothermal do.

Listening "Suavecito" by Malo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l91yWg_5xM0

Found this and prefer to include it this thread.

Hi, good day. Has to be a years old post or thread I (Externet) participated in or started about questioning if Alzheimer disease was related to aluminium. Tried the 'and' underlined terms with no success; and a few times got a rejection of waiting a number of seconds to do another search which was repeatedly wrong. Can I learn the trick to a successful find ? Like searching only within my content ? "My content" mentions 'attachments' Is 'attachments' non-text files added to text of a post or 'attachments' means posts ?

Interesting view...

Interesting point of view, StringJunky. I perceive it completely opposite, being my opinion wrong or right... Uncommonly brilliantly directed strictly and only to the combatants that are entitled to have the pagers. I suppose there is no way to be right as there always be peripherial unintended innocent targets.

Hello. Very purple cactii sourced with no label, no information. How is the process to find the name of a species ? The largest is ~ 6cm x 3cm

Enjoyable... ---> https://youtu.be/QnjC4FYze04

Hello. What chemical to dip/apply to 50 year old ~10mm copper cable ends that are blackened from age to leave them copper bright again ? I removed the main feed to the circuit breaker panel and would like to use the opportunity to put them back 'pretty' Images borrowed from the web. Mine is much darker but not greenish.

Yes, you resurrected an old post... I have this one behind my spider webs : ---> https://www.amazon.com/Preval-0225-2-Pack/dp/B00CW809ZO/ref=sr_1_3_mod_primary_new?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.HU36X-sFM6-tH35u_vfxJmhb2tP31Nm3jdXXaU0oSukpj2hxrOS6xA9kF7e4rg6oe9VTlVZ_-TsbTJZf46Ms_sL46IAEUDMxQ_DRrELQeaWy1fdsLvr7n49dgqdktZLDU2YPp1D5xc6VC0xl9kONHRtkXuJb4-Mi8sPV0KKoKRIgkZeyM9u-f2oFVta-WgzdxeLlXIpt4CLLsC9KKauOpPzP2LxsGfvwRdiOoPiDIDiF1hCMLntZ-xv73AqvV8teTCQdhxW4tuB98_aT_S0LuwOoZm-PK_IR5ncW18kTW8g.AQ_JOtNf-_3OlVxfG5Vo8tOzmtRTSvlpkUoIwS9weIM&dib_tag=se&keywords=Preval+SPRAYER&qid=1725815238&sbo=RZvfv%2F%2FHxDF%2BO5021pAnSA%3D%3D&sr=8-3 And a simpler approach soldering a valve to refill : ---> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUG5C_pQpp0&t=37s

Done.

Greetings. Come and describe those unforgettable toys that made you happy as a kid. By 6, a pedal car like By 7, This transistor radio with shortwave. By 8, a blocks kit to build anything, By 9, A Coca-Cola truck with removable cases of bottles. Never seen another. By 10, a fire truck of heavy solid cast metal with real water cistern on board, working hoses, and a metal truck with hydraulic dump. Never seen another. By 11, a Lionel electric train. By 15, a Schuco wind-up car MercedesBenz with working gear box, steering, doors. Dad had a wealthy boss that gave away his kids' toys for a second life with other kids. -Images borrowed from the net-

Hi. Yes, visually disappeared. 😳 With the new tip made with 1mm thick gold clad; turned the heat on for the iron. When applying the tin solder to the hot tip, (tinning) the gold ẃashed away, disappeared, melted, liquified, dissolved, left a void, merged into the liquid hot tin wetting the tip. I have no other words. Could not see any gold any more. 🤔 In matter of a second or two. Image borrowed from the web that nearly appears to describe it:

Hi MigL. Did not have a chance to check against the gold plating on some traces; as soon as the hot gold tip touched tin, the gold disappeared/eroded into liquid? inside? the liquid tin wetting the tip. It was a long ago at my workplace while migrating production into lead-free solders. Was an unexpected surprise learned. Never tried with silver Ag nor other metal tip, Ti, Cd, Zn, Ni, Cr... The intention was to achieve more tin wettability of the tip, if remember well.

Hello. Once I made a gold soldering iron tip for electronics work. The tin Sn solder dissolved the gold instantly. 😒 Would a tip made of silver Ag survive or will also react with tin ?

The bible is a collection of re-shaped text pieces from varied authors glued together with care about not stepping on itself and after centuries of censorship at closed doors by the pope affiliates in order to present to the believers, a tailored credible fairy tale guidance even in the senseless passages by using the 'faith' foundation basis.

Borrowed from the web: https://search.brave.com/search?q=bible+poor+and+wealthy&source=web&summary=1&summary_og=6e01674f017725f638e097 ------------------------------------- Bible poor and wealthy The Bible presents a nuanced view of poverty and wealth, emphasizing that both are under God’s sovereignty (1 Samuel 2:7). Here are some key insights: God’s equality: Proverbs 22:2 declares that “the rich and the poor meet together: Jehovah is the maker of them all.” This verse highlights that both the wealthy and the poor are created by God and have equal value in His eyes. No distinction: The Bible does not teach that poverty or wealth is inherently sinful or blessed. Rather, it emphasizes that both are neutral, and it is how one uses their resources that matters (Matthew 25:14-30). Responsibility to the poor: The Bible consistently calls believers to care for the poor and vulnerable (Deuteronomy 15:7-11, Psalm 41:1-3, James 1:27). This is seen as a demonstration of faith and obedience to God’s commands. Warning against wealth’s dangers: The Bible warns against the dangers of wealth, such as arrogance (1 Timothy 6:17) and a lack of spiritual focus (Matthew 19:23-24). Jesus taught that it is difficult for the rich to enter the kingdom of God due to their attachment to material possessions (Mark 10:23-25). God’s provision: The Bible affirms that God provides for both the rich and the poor (Psalm 104:28, Matthew 6:25-34). It encourages believers to trust in God’s provision, rather than relying solely on their wealth or poverty. Key Verses 1 Samuel 2:7 - “The Lord makes poor and rich; He brings low, He also exalts.” Proverbs 22:2 - “The rich and the poor meet together: Jehovah is the maker of them all.” James 2:2-5 - “My Christian brothers, our Lord Jesus Christ is the Lord of shining-greatness. Since your trust is in Him, do not look on one person as more important than another. What if a man comes into your church wearing a gold ring and good clothes? And at the same time a poor man comes wearing old clothes…” Scriptural Perspectives on Poverty and Prosperity The Bible presents a nuanced view of poverty and wealth, highlighting both their positive and negative aspects. Poverty God is concerned with the poor and needy (Psalm 72:12-13, Proverbs 31:8-9) Poverty can be a result of God’s humbling or testing (1 Samuel 2:7, Job 5:7) The poor can be rich in faith and spiritual wealth (Matthew 5:3, Luke 12:15) Examples of poor individuals who trusted and served God include Job, David, and the widow who offered her last meal to Elijah (Job 1:1, 1 Samuel 20:42, 1 Kings 17:8-16) Wealth Wealth can be a blessing from God, indicating His pleasure and favor (Deuteronomy 28:1-8, Genesis 13:2, 1 Kings 10:23) However, wealth can also lead to pride, greed, and spiritual decay (Proverbs 30:8-9, Luke 12:15) The Bible warns against the dangers of wealth and materialism, encouraging believers to use their resources wisely and generously (Matthew 6:19-20, Luke 12:15, 1 Timothy 6:17-19) Key Principles God is the one who gives and takes away wealth (Job 1:21, 1 Samuel 2:7) Wealth is not an indicator of one’s standing with God (Psalm 73, Jeremiah 12:1) True riches come from a right relationship with God, not from material possessions (Matthew 6:33, Luke 12:15) In conclusion, the Bible presents a balanced view of poverty and wealth, emphasizing the importance of faith, generosity, and a right relationship with God, regardless of one’s economic circumstances. Conclusion The Bible presents a balanced view of poverty and wealth, emphasizing God’s sovereignty, equality, and provision for all people. While wealth can be a blessing, it also carries risks, and believers are called to use their resources responsibly and to care for the poor and vulnerable. Ultimately, our trust and focus should be on God, rather than our material circumstances. Religion refers to the poor of spirit, not in material wealth

Correct. Does not think, nor say anything either. Nor act, nor write, nor feel, nor show, nor...

No; does not think at all.

For heat or for gamma sources ? Damaged inoperative components do not emit heat.