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Saturday, January 19, 2008

Unique Graduation Gift - Top Five Laser Engraving Designs for a Unique & Personalized Graduation Gif

Laser engraved crystal is a great unique graduation gift. It is an excellent way to recognize and honor the graduate's hardwork and achievements. Here, I will provide you with top five laser engraving designs perfect for unique graduation gift. Laser engraved crystal is basically a crystal glass with engraving inside. The engraving inside the crystal creates an illusion of a floating image, really fascinating. Laser engraved crystals are often used for awards, which is great for honorary type of events like graduation. There is a lot of laser engraved crystal gift retailers in the market and they will provide you with great flexibility in designing your crystal gift. If you find it difficult to design the engraving for your unique graduation gift, here are top five engraving designs that are great for graduation.

1. Let us begin with a basic design that is often used for graduation. It is a mere combination of a graduation picture, date or year of graduation, and name of the graduate. Although these combinations are simple, they will make a great and unique graduation gift.

2. If you want to go for something sentimental, you might like this design. You can actually build on the first tip. Just take the same idea as the first tip (i.e. graduation portrait, date, and name of the graduate) and add a poetry or dedication or even a famous quote. With adding a more personal touch, you just made the sentimental and unique graduation gift. Great, isn't it?

3. You may also create a laser engraved crystal award for the graduate. You might want to get the school's logo of the graduate to make your "award" more realistic. You will also need to name the award, such as MVP, No.1, or Best of something. It is a fun and creative way to tell the celebrant how proud you really are of his or her achievements.

4. Another great laser engraving design for a unique graduation gift is a crystal greeting card. I like to call this unique graduation gift design as Crystalized Graduation Wishes. This design is great for a large family or group. You can write down all of your graduation wishes on a piece of paper and scan them in as images. Then, arrange them on the left side, right side, bottom or around a graduation picture. It will really look beautiful and makes a great sentimental and unique graduation gift.

5. Creating a replica of the year book of the graduating individual is also an excellent design for a unique graduation gift. I remember when I graduated, one of the hardest thing to do was saying goodbye to my friends. With laser engraved crystal, you can preserve this special bond. It creates a constant reminder of the great friends he or she made over the years. The best place to find photos of the graduates' friends is the yearbook. Look for autographs or photos from the yearbook. You can arrange these items however you want inside the crystal. The recipient will really love this unique graduation gift you designed specially for him or her. These five crystal engraving designs will help you make a unique graduation gift. They are simple and easy to do. The gift recipient will love their laser engraved crystal gift that you designed especially for him or her.

MJ Millares is the gift advisor of EmJee Designs. To find out more of her unique laser engraved design tips for a unique graduation gift, please visit http://www.emjeeonline.com

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Thursday, January 3, 2008

Pulsed Laser Light Creation Singularities and Time Travel

Is it possible to create a light beam that never actually starts but sends our pre-waves, which stop the event from occurring, but once the waves are created they cannot be uncreated. Yet if the creation of the light itself is stopped, how can you have the energy by its self?

Recently someone asked me to explain a thought or concept I had where to create traveling energy waves that move faster than the speed of light and I explained how I would do this, but in the explanation leaves other questions about time completely unanswered.

What I am saying it that at the time the light is created or begins to become created it sends out waves. Those waves go much faster than the speed of light and will travel to the other side of a chamber before the light actually starts to shine. Then on the other side of the chamber these waves will set off another pulsed laser to start. Which sends waves the other way, that turns off the first laser still before any light shines. No light exists just the precursors to the light itself. Only the energy from the light, but no light. All happening faster than the light itself.

The next experiment is to have the same scenario is to allow these pre-waves to get to the other side of the chamber and then activate a signal which travels thru a co-axial cable faster than the speed of light. I think they now have it at 140 times, which will turn off the original light pulse thus no light ever occurred. Does the light occur any way? Where? Will the energy in the box light up the entire box? Or send the light forward in time, even though it no longer exists. Skipping Time? Skipping Light?

Energy without a place in time. Light without a place to go or a time to shine? Really? Hmm? In this scenario I am using the "Singularity" definition as the "Event". The "creation of that Light" that split moment when it is starting to be created. Nothing exists, then something, but it is stopped in mid-creation, but the waves create another, which in turn stops the first.

Therefore no light was created only waves fired at each other, energy without an "event" or "singularity" or "creation" and all happening faster than light. I certainly hope this article is of interest and that is has propelled thought. The goal is simple; to help you in your quest to be the best in 2007. I thank you for reading my many articles on diverse subjects, which interest you.

"Lance Winslow" - If you have innovative thoughts and unique perspectives, come think with Lance; http://www.WorldThinkTank.net/. Lance is a guest writer for Our Spokane Magazine in Spokane, Washington

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