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They're those big walls of water that crash up on the beach of Lake Michigan that you'll see when you go to conference.ChefJoyJ said::blushing:
What are waves?
The_Kitchen_Guy said:They're those big walls of water that crash up on the beach of Lake Michigan that you'll see when you go to conference.
Nice Leaf blower.baychef said:Or waves like this if you prefer brunettes
And KG...WE are the ones that are sorry!!
I've been called a son of a beach a few times, myself, but I don't know why. I grew up six miles from the shore of Lake Michigan.ChefJoyJ said:So that's what those things are called!! I always called them high fives... And to think I grew up at the beach.
lkprescott said:Good to know, thanks from me as well!
TKG.. that pic is way beyond disturbing. LOL... but I'm sure you already know that.
I checked out my wave and *sniff*... it's the same time as our already scheduled vacation... so, very bummed about that... I can't reschedule the vaca either cuz we're going to a festival and well, I can't change that date cuz it revolves around the time of the dog star rising... or something astronomical like that.
The_Kitchen_Guy said:They're those big walls of water that crash up on the beach of Lake Michigan that you'll see when you go to conference.
Okay, what Gina didn't tell you is that there are far more consultants than there is room for them all in Chicago. As a result, the entire population is divided into thirds, each third attending conference at different time. Each of those groups is referred to as a "wave."
Like this one:
(Everyone is expecting that photo - sorry.)
janetupnorth said:Oh no! He still lives!!!!
Someday we'll have to catch you newbies up on him...
Waves are a form of energy that travel through a medium, such as water, air, or even empty space. They can be created by vibration or disturbance and can vary in size, speed, and direction.
Waves can be classified based on their direction of movement, the medium they travel through, and the way they move. Some common types of waves include transverse waves, longitudinal waves, and surface waves.
Amplitude refers to the maximum displacement of a wave from its resting position, while wavelength is the distance between two consecutive points on a wave that are in phase (i.e. have the same amplitude and direction).
Waves transfer energy through a medium by causing particles in the medium to vibrate. The amount of energy carried by a wave is directly related to its amplitude, so larger waves carry more energy than smaller ones.
Waves have many practical applications in everyday life, including communication (such as radio and satellite signals), transportation (such as sonar and radar), and entertainment (such as music and television). They also play a crucial role in scientific research and technologies, such as medical imaging and weather forecasting.