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Sweep command in AutoCAD

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Using the commando sweep to let an object follow a particular path. First you draw the path, such as a spline. Then you draw an object perpendicular to the spline, in this case a circle. Then type the command sweep. You select the object, which must follow the path (circle). Enter. Finally select the path (spline). Enter. Now if you put everything in color than you see that the circle has followed the path.

Name the words, not the colors

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Can you read all the words without missing with the colors? Why is this so hard to do? Your right brain tries to say the color. But your left brain wants to read the word itself. Not an easy task for our brain.

Checklist for building a website

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Provide a neat layout . Let your website centered vertically and horizontally if it has a better result. Responsive . Make your website responsive from the start or turn it in to a responsive website if you already have one. A responsive website scores better in Google than when it's not responsive. Why? Because it's all about user experience, and the user is often surfing with his iPad or Smart-phone, so the layout of your website has to addept to those small screens while the website is readable and loads fast. Choose your domain name carefully. Note the words that visitors will move most. Additional domain names need to refer properly, also called forward or redirecting of webpage's. Check the cost of the domain and host charges and improve where possible. Check out witch code language are supported. Many host companies supports ASP and PHP coding language if you need it. Let's write an article about your website , this article may be published on ...

Social media buttons met html code voor uw website

Omdat social media heel belangrijk is voor het delen van uw website-inhoud heb je sociale media buttons nodig, zodat bezoekers van uw website op diverse sociale netwerken zoals Facebook en Twitter kunnen delen. We hebben zoveel mogelijk verschillende knoppen in grijstinten en ronde vorm van 32x32 pixels. Waarom grijs? Het heeft kleinere bestanden en het laadt sneller op uw website! En bovenop dit alles, ze zijn gratis inclusief de html code om ze in uw html-bestanden te zetten. CSS code is niet nodig omdat alle codering in html gebeurt. Voorbeeld van alle ronde grijze social media buttons   Klik op een aantal van de knoppen om te zien wat er gebeurt. Social media buttons Digg, Email, Facebook, Feeds, Google+, LinkedIn, Pinboard, Pinterest, Pocket, Reddit, StumbleUpon, Tumblr, Twitter en Wordpress. Html code om alle buttons in één rij te tonen Kopieër deze html code in uw html files: HTML CODE: <div align='center'><ul class="share-buttons"...

Social media buttons with html code for your website

Because social media becomes very important for sharing your website content you need social buttons so visitors can share your website on various of social networks like Facebook and Twitter. We made as much as many possible buttons in grayscale and round form of 32x32 pixels. Why grey? Because it has smaller files and it loads faster! And on top of it you get them for free including the html code to put them in your html files. There is no need for css because all coding is html only. Example of all the round grey social buttons Click some of the buttons to see what happens. Social media buttons Digg, Email, Facebook, Feeds, Google+, LinkedIn, Pinboard, Pinterest, Pocket, Reddit, StumbleUpon, Tumblr, Twitter and Wordpress. Html code to have all the buttons in one row Copy the html code to your html files: HTML CODE: <div align='center'><ul class="share-buttons"> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?u=http%3A%2F...

Sightseeing in Paris (France)

In Paris there are many beautiful places and buildings. Below you will find a list of some beautiful places in Paris. Conciergerie Ile de la Cité Notre Dame The Louvre and its pyramids Place de la Concorde La Défense Place du Tertre (Montmartre) Sacre Coeur (Montmartre) La Tour Eiffel (Eiffel Tower) Jardin des Tuileries Trocadéro Champs de Mars Champs-Élysées Porte Saint-Ouen Arc de Triomphe Ecole millitary Les Invalides Centre Pompidou Stade de France (football stadium) La Gronde Arche Les Quatre Temps Ile de la Cité Péripherique Sights slightly further from the city of Paris: Charles de Gaulle (Airport with) Musée de l'Air (Le Bourget)

Molecules are like planets

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This might be a controversial statement, but they might be true, not only philosophically but also materialistic. Here comes the proposition with the necessary explanation. The molecules that consist of a core and electrons could be proposes as the planets and the sun. As we continue to go into space to see things from a larger perspective, we can also apply this to our materials, we can magnify the smallest things infinite. Suppose our planets are the electrons of a much larger whole in our space commensurate as an electron in relation to a piece of material on our earth. We can compare The universe = Solid substance obtained by multiple materials Galaxy and mists = several substances Solar = molecule of a solid substance Sun and planets + moons = atoms and electrons (the sun is at the core of a molecule) Meteors = Liberated electrons Black hole = Opening from a material to another material Perhaps on earth there are many so-called civilized electrons fed by atom...

The first humans on earth

The first people on earth were ape-men who roamed, robbed of nature, hunters and food gatherers. There are many traces and remains of these wanderers found on the earth. We can form a picture of how they used to live. Data and historical milestones of the first people on earth 6 million years BC > First man 3 million years BC > Wanderers 100 thousand years BC > The man of Spy 60 thousand years BC > Homo Sapiens 40 thousand years BC > Stone tools and weapons 7500 years BC > Sophisticated tools (polishing of stone) 350 years BC > Cro-Magnon Weapons and tools All tools and weapons came directly from nature. Many of the tools first used consist of wood or carved stone. However, bones, tendons, skin and hair were also used to make tools. Silex stones were worked into yielding spearheads and a deer antler served for a variety of tools. Some items that often appear in numerous excavations are: clubs, hand axes, spears, scrapers, knives, ropes, hooks, spades...

How arises electrical voltage?

Voltage supply can occur in many different ways. The main reason why voltage may occur is by the energy that comes from different sources. By magnetic and mechanical action In a copper-wire that moves between the poles of a magnet, there will be created voltage. For example, magnetic energy is converted to electrical energy. Such rotating (moving) sources is called generators. So you have: the alternator that supplies DC, bicycle magneto that AC supplies and alternators from cars and power plants that supplies three phase voltage. This principle was discovered by the British physicist Faraday around 1830. He also discovered the 'Faraday cage'. Example The dynamo of a bicycle. If you place the wheel of the dynamo against the tire and you turn the wheel of the bicycle then there arise voltage in the magneto and that provides power to the bicycle lamps that can now can give light. Heat operation Two different metals, for example iron and constantan, are welded to each other on on...

The Incas, the decayed Indian tribe from South America

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The Incas were an indigenous people living in the northwest of South America, in the Andes. The heyday of the Inca civilization lasted roughly from 1438 to 1532, so only a century. The entire kingdom was destroyed by the Spaniards under Francisco Pizarro.w., All the gold was looted. For the Incas gold meant nothing but for the Spaniards was is true wealth. Many contemporary buildings in the Peruvian town Qosqo (Cuzco) are built on the remains of ancient Inca buildings, because Cuzco was the capital of the empire. The Incas were great architects. They built bridges over rivers, great forts, and beautiful cities with temples. They knew how to cultivate the mountains by building terraces on these mountains. Machu Picchu is a good example of an architectural world wonder. The walls of the buildings consisted of stones, which were so placed into each other, that there was no need of cement. To ensure that the moon and the sun would not stop, stones were placed on the mountain t...