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Could light be just two rocket particles of opposite charge orbiting each other and rolling through matter?
The orbit plane may be inclined to the line of travel for added energy. Twice the speed of light may be a common speed in the nucleus as well as in the atom. Light would redshift (decay) due to the passage of time as it sheds matter. The rocket acceleration would add to the acceleration due to the force of attraction. The particles themselves may be an elongated sandwich of positive and negative matter which looks like a plus sign on cross section. The charge of a particle is defined as the charge of the matter facing the equitorial plane, determined by the current arc of its motion. Opposite charge would face the polar zone, resulting in magnetic force. For magnetic force, attraction occurs when the electric current is the opposite direction. Gravity is due to a narrow zone at the crossover form electric to magnetic where attraction always occurs. Photons have a much smaller mass than given by the equation E=mc2=hf.
How could this be compatible with quantum self interference?
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Sandwich Round Flushmount by Vibia $820 The Sandwich Round Flushmount by Vibia, designed by Proli Diffusion Studio, features a sleek ribbon of illumination around a composed spot of light. It can be mounted on ceilings or walls. Vibia strives to provide pure design lighting products of unparalleled quality for the contemporary lighting market. The Sandwich Round Flushmount is available with Satin Nickel finish and White glass. The Sandwich Round Flushmount by Vibia provides diffused lighting. It is available with the following lamping options: Compact Fluorescent: Two 13 Watt 120 Volt G24Q1 lamps (not included) Halogen: One 100 Watt 120 Volt T3, RSC, 4 11/16 in. lamp (not included) UL Listed. Shipping: This item usually ships within three- to five business days. Dimensions: Diameter 15.75 in., Depth Hal: 4.75 in., CFL: 3.25 in. |
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Sandwich Square Flushmount by Vibia $830 The classically crisp Sandwich Square Flushmount by Vibia, designed by Proli Diffusion Studio, features a slender rim of illumination around a central square of light. It can be mounted on ceilings or walls. Vibia strives to provide pure design lighting products of unparalleled quality for the contemporary lighting market. The Sandwich Square Flushmount is available with the following options: Finishes: Satin Nickel Diffusers: White glass Sizes: Small or Large The Sandwich Square Flushmount by Vibia provides diffused lighting. It is available with the following lamping options: Compact Fluorescent: Small and large each utilize two 13 Watt 120 Volt G24Q1 lamps (not included) Halogen: Small utilizes one 100 Watt 120 Volt T3, RSC, 4 11/16 in. lamp (not included); Large utilizes one 150 Watt 120 Volt T3, RSC, 4 11/16 in. lamp (not included) UL Listed. Shipping: This item usually ships within three- to five business days. Dimensions: Large Fixture: Length 19.75 in., Width 19.75 in., Depth Hal: 4.75 in., CFL: 3.25 in. Small Fixture: Width 14 in., Length 14 in., Depth Hal: 4.75 in., CFL: 3.25 in. |
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Mini Sandwich Round Flushmount by Vibia $405 The Mini Sandwich Round Flushmount by Vibia, designed by Proli Diffusion Studio, features a sleek ribbon of illumination around a composed spot of light. It can be mounted on ceilings or walls. Vibia strives to provide pure design lighting products of unparalleled quality for the contemporary lighting market. The Mini Sandwich Round Flushmount by Vibia is available with Satin Stainless steel finish and Opal glass diffuser. The Mini Sandwich Round Flushmount by Vibia provides diffused lighting. It utilizes one 50 Watt 120 Volt T4 GY6.35 Halogen lamp (not included). UL Listed. Shipping: This item usually ships within three- to five business days. Dimensions: Fixture: Diameter 6.75 in., Depth 2.5 in. |
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Mini Sandwich Square Flushmount by Vibia $400 The classically crisp Mini Sandwich Square Flushmount by Vibia, designed by Proli Diffusion Studio, features a rim of illumination above a central square of light. It can be mounted on ceilings or walls. Vibia strives to provide pure design lighting products of unparalleled quality for the contemporary lighting market. The Mini Sandwich Square Flushmount by Vibia is available with a Satin stainless steel finish and Opal glass diffuser. The Mini Sandwich Square Flushmount by Vibia provides diffused lighting. It utilizes one 50 Watt 120 Volt T4 GY6.35 Halogen lamp (not included). UL Listed. Shipping: This item usually ships within three- to five business days. Dimensions: Fixture: Length 6.25 in., Width 6.25 in., Depth 2.5 in. |
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Electric Toaster Sandwich Rack Accessory by Alessi $32 The Alessi Electric Toaster Sandwich Rack Accessory designed by Stefano Giovannoni, 2006 is the perfect accessory for making melty sandwiches in your Alessi Electric Toaster. The Electric Toaster Sandwich Rack Accessory features stainless steel and thermoplastic resin. Alessi, known as the Italian design factory, has manufactured household products since 1921, the stylish and fun items offered are the result of contemporary partnerships with some of the world's best designers of unique and modern home accessories. The Alessi Electric Toaster Sandwich Rack Accessory is available with the following: Included Features:Made of 18/10 stainless steel and white thermoplastic resin.For use with the Alessi Electric toaster only.Designed by Stefano Giovannoni, 2006.Shipping: In Stock items ship within 1 business day. Others usually ship within 2 weeks unless otherwise noted. Dimensions: Item: Length 16.25 In., Width 4.5 In., Height 6.75 In. |
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Paul Goldstein Advertising For Job with Sandwich Type Sign $79.99 Francis Miller Paul Goldstein Advertising For Job with Sandwich Type Sign - Premium Photographic Print |
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A Light Sandwich $6.82 No Synopsis Available |
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Sandwich Kid The $17.54 Rated: NRSynopsis: In "The Sandwich Kid", Jace, little brother of Taylor Cross (film credit include "Normal People Scare Me" and "ARTS") interviews dozens of siblings of people with a variety of disabilities, giving a voice to a silent majority of millions. Audiences are moved to laughter and tears, as the dreams, hopes, fears, disappointments, and pressure of daily like with a "sib" are brought out into the light. Bring tissues! |
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Sandwich $12.99 Sandwich - Art Print |
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Sandwich Maker (White) $15.94 If you're heading off to college, renting a small studio space, remodeling the kitchen, or just love grilled cheese, the Meal Maker Sandwich Toaster is a great stand-in for a full stovetop. This sandwich toaster not only makes fancy panini-style grilled sandwiches in minutes, but also batter-based items, such as pancakes or omelets, as well as turnovers or French toast. An indicator light turns on when it's ready to cook, and another indicator lets you know when your meal is ready. Once you've placed a sandwich or other items into the toaster, the cover latches shut to keep batter in place or sandwich edges crimped. The nonstick grilling surface wipes clean with a damp sponge or paper towel, and the sandwich toaster can be stored either horizontally or vertically, depending on space limitations. |
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Sandwich Maker(Pack of 10) $29.99 This stylish Brentwood sandwich maker is made from brushed stainless steel and has a black finish. Non-stick coating, cool touch housing and handle. Power and ready light indicators, and has cord storage. |
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400 Best Sandwich Recipes: $16.96 Simple to prepare yet sublime to eat--sandwich recipes for every occasion. This is the go-to book on sandwiches. These recipes can be enjoyed at any mealtime--not just lunch--and include a wide array of snacks, appetizers and desserts. In addition to the standard fare, there is a selection of wonderful, intriguing and creative new recipes. With hundreds of choices, 400 Best Sandwich Recipes has the perfect sandwich for anyone's craving, and every recipe can easily be prepared by the home chef. The recipes are organized into: Breakfast and brunch sandwiches Appetizers Lunchbox sandwiches The classics Grilled cheeses Burgers and sliders Wraps International sandwiches American favorites Light and healthy sandwiches Desserts Condiments These outstanding recipes are ideal for the busy home cook who wants to serve tasty, healthy, portable and economical dishes made with fresh ingredients. Very little equipment is needed, and the condiment recipes will enhance any sandwich, turning it into a gourmet meal. |
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Sainsbury's Basics Sandwich Toaster $4.64 When you need a delicious snack fast the Sainsbury's Basics Sandwich Toaster won't let you down. It's got an adjustable thermostat for finely-tuned results. Non-stick plates help keep your sandwich intact as it's toasting while a light lets you know when it's ready to cook. Ideal for trying out different combinations of food a perennial favourite is cheese and ham or cook up a fine dessert with grilled chocolate spread toasted sandwiches. Lovely! Comes with a 5 year manufacturer's guarantee. |
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Top 20 Sign Translations Gone Wrong
It’s amazing how many signs there are that are not translated correctly. There’s actually a website dedicated to showcasing signs that people have found during their travels around the world called engrish.com. You’d think companies would learn from others mistakes and hire a localization company that has professional translation services to get it right. Well for now, maybe they’ll read this article and look into hiring a professional translation service so they don’t make the same mistakes. Here are my top 20 favorite sign translations gone wrong.
20. A clothing retail store sign in Japan is translated to,“Hitman & Co.” – must be owned by the mafia.
19. An orange juice beverage in Japan was translated to, “In love? Be juicy!”
18 . A canned soda beverage in Japan was translated as, “Bottled Water”
17. A lemon soda beverage in Japan has a tag line of, “Relax and Reflesh”
16. Here’s one from a big company, Coca-Cola put out a soft drink called, “Water Salad” – I guess they should have hired a Japanese translator for this product.
15. A hotel in Japan is named, “Hotel-Happy-Kiss”
14. A sandwich shop sign in Japan translated to, “Light Drink and Salad, Nice Eat You?”
13. A retail store sign in Tokyo translated to, “Store My Ducks”
12. A hotel sign in Singapore translated to,”Ah Chew Hotel” – Bless you.
11. A sushi restaurant’s sign in Japan translated to, “Bar, Sushi and Men”
10. A bathroom sign in Japan translated to, “Beaver Reform Shower”- I’m guessing that was the ladies room?
9. A restaurant sign in Japan with a pink flamingo in the window was translated as, “Framingo”
8. A clothing retail store sign in Japan was translated to, “Cow Poo”
7. A restaurant in a food court located in Japan was translated to, “Terminal Snack Stand” – I’m guessing there’s not a loyal customer base.
6. A sign at a Tapioca bar in Yokohama translated to, “Smoking? It’s So oK!”
5. A coffee shop sign in Japan reads, “Climax Coffee” – I’ll have a double.
4. A club/bar sign in Japan reads, “Mom’s Mustache”
3. A restroom direction sign in Japan reads, “A toilet gets down from back stone steps, and is in the inner part of a left open space.” – Good luck finding that restroom.
2. A restaurant sign found in Shibuya, Tokyo reads, “Ghetto Happy Dining”
And my number one favorite translation sign gone wrong is from a restaurant sign in Japan that reads, “Pride of this store although it makes, 48 hours being required, maturing, increases curry. The seasoning of the secret fully!!. It is useful to appetite increase and physical reconditioning. Recently attention is attracted even with diet. Please appreciate curry of this store.” – Huh?
All in all, I guess it’s safe to say that the businesses above did not invest in hiring a localization company that offers professional translation services. The bad news is that they’ve wasted time and money creating signs that are not properly translated. The good news is that they’ve created an avenue of humor for the tourists visiting. So, next time you’re traveling be sure to look around for some of these sign translations gone wrong.
About the Author
About the author: Lori Hollenback is a freelance writer for Innuity www.innuity.com . For more information about a localization company or professional translation services, visit MultiLing
