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Exactly the same thing happens to light rays when they pass through a convex lens as when they pass through the lens of the eye. They bend toward the center.

Accommodation refers to the ability of the eye to change the exact shape of the lens in order to focus the light rays reflected from objects onto the retina. Regardless of how the lens accommodates, however, it’s still a convex lens, and still bends light in the same way.

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Not quite, Baton Pass will send all stat changes to the newly switched out pokemon. A baton pass strategy is simple: Have a pokemon that knows baton pass know only stat increasing moves as well, have him sit there, up his stats to max, and then switch with a pokemon of your choice.
Another baton pass strategy is to say up speed to max baton pass out and take your horrifically slow tank out.
That slow tank got all them speed upgrades from the last pokemon, and now he isn’t so slow is he?
If used properly Baton Pass is a very useful move.

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Sleeping is the best way to pass the time. However I know it is hard for some people to sleep on planes. The airline in-flight entertainment system if they have one has a selection of movies, TV shows, cartoons and music. I just got back from a 12 hour flight and the airline had games you can play such as Tetris. You can even compete against a fellow passenger.

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Light cannot pass though matter BUT, matter is technically atoms, which are mostly space with a few, moving objects – electrons and the nucleus.
There are some rules here about transmission around these particle and through the atom, but the most specific explanation is in today’s – and I mean the last twenty four hours‘ headlines: scientists have developed a material which absorbs 99.9 % of the light which hits its surface.
This material is nothing more than Nanotubes – extremely, very extremely small rods of only a few carbon atoms each, that are arranged shoulder-to-shoulder. These nanotubes – billions of them to make a small patch of fabric, diffract and change the waves of light energy to destroy their patterns (we call it absorbing the light).
For this material, even though it may only be a few atoms thick, only one thousandth of the light that hits its surface is either reflected or passes through.
Sooo, for light to pass throgh solid matter, the inference is that the matter is more than a few atoms. For glass, the loss of light through the material occurs for all glass. Depending on its contents and its manner of manufacture, some glass transmits more than does others. AND, we are talking about light frequencies: there are some ranges of frequency for which glass is very opaque. Visible light’s waves are sympathetic to the crystaline structure of the glass, so they pass through with less signal loss.

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I totally agree with Paladin and Ginger- you just never know what might happen. I do worry that it might actually pass, even though it could be repealed next month. Ginger is so right in saying that there’s alot of „you scratch my back, I’ll scratch yours“ going on in Washington, and I’d say most of those politicians don’t give a damn about the American citizens. All they care about is future voters.

(Btw, Isn’t it a shame you have to give specific instructions that people to stick to the subject, and not give answers that have nothing to do with what you are asking?)