Is there anyway to arrange the order of my groups?
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Is there any way to make sub-groups? Is there a way to organize your "liked" pages? ... Is there any way to organize my groups? I\ Groups.
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I've having a party and we are going to play a game with 2 teams, but I want the teams to be randomly picked and not by me, and what better way than to have a perfect stranger randomly arrange them!? lol So can you please arrange these is a random way...
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TEAM 1 TEAM 2 Syrena Monica Michelle Brittany Felisha Brianna M Chelsea Ashley Blair Laura Molly Brianna...
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The electron affinity of an element is the energy given off when a neutral atom in the gas phase gains...
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I previously had the groups arranged in an order I liked, but recently some of them seem to have rearranged themselves differently by themselves, so that some groups I want to have easy access to are out of the top ten and thus off the main screen, and...
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Arrange each set of atoms in order of decreasing Ionization Energy? Arrange each set of atoms in order of decreasing Ionization Energy (IE) 1) Na, Li, K 2) Cl, Na, Al 3) Be, F, C 4) Cl, Br, I
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Li,Na,K Cl,Al,Na F,C,Be Cl,Br,I Found it on this site....go have a check http://www.science.co.il/PTelements...
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I have some groups that are seasonal. I would like to move those groups down in order until Fall arrives again. I use to be able to change the order. Either I've forgotten or it can't be done anymore. any Help?? RD
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Hope the following helps: Can I change the order my groups are listed? How? http://help.yahoo.com/l...
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The way Yahoo has it set up to change the order the subscribed Yahoo Groups are listed in is awful! It's totally confusing....I keep trying to drag the groups in a certain order ...show more
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Click on the various column headings until you get the order you want. Your cookies will retain the...
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I want the 'correct' term for the 'n' in Schönflies notation. I.e. C_2 (2-fold) or C_3 (3-fold), C_n in general, but what do I call the value of n? I am tempted to say n is the order of the symmetry, but I am talking about a specific point group...
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Order sounds good; perhaps order of rotation or some other term that denotes that we are talking about...
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