Intentional grounding???
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Because intentional grounding is called when a player 'grounds' the ball to avoid a sack.\n\n\nHere's an answer to this question, posted previously:\nFor intentional grounding to be called, the quarterback has to:\n\nA. Be in the pocket,\n\nB. Be in the grasp of the defensive team, and\n\nC. Throw the ball to a place where there are obviously no receivers to catch it (with the purpose of avoiding the sack)\n\nSpiking the ball simply stops the clock before the defense has a chance to sack the quarterback. \nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20060917180454AAPQKOP
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The premises in argument 1 are valid, but the conclusion is unsound. The premises do not support the conclusion. Premise 1 does not effectively establish that "teaching and helping" is a quality limited to persons. Therefore, it cannot be concluded from the premises that electricity is a person.\n\nArgument 2 is also valid in premises but unsound in conclusion. Again, neither of the premises establish that teaching and helping is an ability that only persons possess. The conclusion obviously falls apart when we consider the alternate conclusion that is equally unsupportable by the premises: Therefore, persons are the holy spirit.
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Earthing is called grounding in the U.S. Basically you drive a metal rod into the ground and connect the neutral or ground side of the electrical system to the rod (ref.). The ground side must be connected to each electrical outlet. Often the plumbing is grounded also. All grounding must be done in accordance with applicable codes.\nIf you are referring to grounding the structure of a steel building I don't know the details.
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Consider a properly designed grounding system.
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I heard a myth that if you keep pressing 0 over and over, it will come close to blowing their circuits, and someone will pick up.  I've never tried it, but I've always wanted to, just to see if it's true.  :)
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You just got your basic wrong. Try to reveal them again, and understand the ground physics first...\n\nThis webpage may help you to have preliminary understanding...\n\nhttp://computer.howstuffworks.com/hard-disk.htm
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ground state\nexcited\nactivation
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you need to place lightining rods as you call them, i call them " ground" rods  is to ground out the building per say, that way if struck by lightining, the path of electric is to be grounded out
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The only reason you get shocked when you touch one phase and ground in the commercial power distribution system is because the commercial power distribution system uses a grounded system where the earth itself is used instead of a wire.  Commercial power distribution I believe (and I may be wrong on this) uses Wye (pronounced "Y") connected three phase power with the center grounded allowing the earth itself to be used in place of the fourth wire.  In a balanced 3-phase system (all loads draw the same amount of power from all three phases) the center is not required, but few people have three phase blenders, so only a single phase of the power is sent to an outlet along with the neutral which is grounded.  If you look at Naval electrical distribution systems, they are ungrounded.  Navy schools teach that the use of an ungrounded system raises reliability because two faults to ground on two different phases are required to disable the electrical distribution system, and that in ideal conditions one can touch a single phase and ground and not be shocked.  Berkeley challenges this and I have included a link to their web sight.  I believe the truth is somewhere in the middle because I have touched a single phase and ground and been shocked.  It was a 440V wire, and I definitely felt it, but it was not nearly as sever as being shocked by an outlet (115V) so ungrounded reduced the severity, but did not eliminate the shock.  The electricity that I felt was probably from capacitance in the insulation.  To any one who cares, I managed to shock myself while removing a dead front fuse.  Dead front fuses are "idiot proof", but you know what happens every time they make something that is "idiot proof"?  They make a better idiot to go with it.  (:
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gnd for the total system and the single circuit is over all the same. That's why its call ground.\nSo yes you can use any ground in the system as ground point for your probe
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SOOO ashamed! Please forgive me.....please!! I'll do ANYTHING. \nWell....almost anything. I'm not doing that thing with the live electrical wire, and the engine grease again.....that was just wrong...I still haven't got full feeling in my left leg.... But anything else.I am in the wrong, and you know always know how to alleviate my shame. I'll await your instructions.:P
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the lightning actually starts in the ground from static electricity...I always thought it was odd starting from ground...
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Maybe your right eye is shooting the ground at its feet?
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Yes but not in the same place, seek high ground!!!!!
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Go here & Get\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Context_switch
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doing something wrong
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Ive done that before, it happens from the friction, and the static electricity!!