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UR Biodiesel bus project wins big award
A group of University of Rochester undergraduates have gotten a big award for their efforts to use waste fryer oil from their university cafeteria to fuel a campus bus. Here is the bus…
And here is some information from UR's announcement that the students won the Association of College Unions International's Excellence in Innovation for Sustainability Award.
"Founding team members Chris Babcock '07, David Borrelli '09, Dan Fink '09, and Eric Weissmann '10 submitted UR Biodiesel as an idea for Rochester's Charles and Janet Forbes Entrepreneurial Competition back in fall 2006. Their business plan proposed a way to save the University money by converting waste vegetable oil from River Campus dining centers, which were paying to have the waste product removed, into biodiesel to power buses. Earning a second-place win, and garnering encouragement from the judges, the team decided to put their plan into action.
Over the course of the last four years, the idea has blossomed into a fully functioning lab that produces about 30 gallons of biodiesel each week. The biodiesel is blended with diesel, at a ration of 80 percent diesel, 20 percent biodiesel. In addition to being used in the campus shuttle, two University contractors, AEY and P&J construction companies, use biodiesel in on-site equipment such as backhoes."
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Tunisia's President Moncef Marzouki has said that he will take a two-thirds pay cut as the government grapples with a financial situation it has described as "critical."
In a statement on Friday, Marzouki said he would cut his wages because Tunisia was facing "a financial and economic crisis".
The Tunisian economy has suffered from the instability that followed the 2011 revolution, which toppled long-time autocrat Zine El Abidine Ben Ali and ignited the Arab Spring.
Presidential spokesman Adnane Mansar had said that Marzouki earned a gross monthly wage of 30,000 Tunisian dinars (around $19,000), according to the AFP news agency.
Marzouki, who has been head of state since late 2011, also said he had ordered further reductions in the expenses of the presidency.
Some Tunisian media outlets have criticised the perceived excesses of the presidency, with much of the country still threatened by social conflict fuelled by poverty and high unemployment.
On Friday, the World Bank approved a $100 million loan to help small and medium sized businesses, seen as crucial to the economic recovery of Tunisia's private sector.
It said there are 624,000 such businesses in Tunisia, employing around 1.2 million people, who make up an estimated 44 percent of the workforce in the formal private sector.
The government said last week that the country's public finances were in such a critical state that it had resorted to "exceptional measures" to ensure that April wages were paid.
In January, the International Monetary Fund released more than $500 million, part of a $1.76 billion loan to support Tunisia, shortly after a new technocratic government was sworn in under a deal to end months of political instability.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP/team release) -- Coming off consecutive losing seasons for the first time since 1910-11, Tennessee expressed renewed confidence and optimism as players reported for fall camp Thursday.
Left tackle Antonio Richardson said the Volunteers know how much talent they have and believes the key will be bonding together as a team, which was an emphasis during the offseason.
Entering a critical third year for coach Derek Dooley, Tennessee has a potentially explosive passing attack and a veteran core of starters, but also has big question about the lack of a running game in recent years and a new defensive system.
With just one day left before the start of preseason training camp, Tennessee put the finishing touches on its roster by adding freshman defensive lineman Dante "Omari" Phillips.
The former Florida signee gives the Vols another big body on the defensive line, standing 6-6 and weighing in at 325 pounds. A product of Venice Senior High School in Venice, Fla., Phillips was a consensus four-star recruit and participated in the 2012 U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
Although the timing of his arrival to Rocky Top was a little unconventional, Tennessee head coach Derek Dooley said the process was still the same.
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The Asklepius Light Center was created to invoke stored spiritual memory held within each of us. Our goal was to have a center which would provide a safe space to share information, classes, workshops, sacred gatherings and healing. We have held that space since 1987. We now are launching into a new medium from a physical church to our new virtual church for this age of cyber technology. Our new Ministry is Transforming Human Consciousness, which is what we all are doing. I would like to share the history behind the name Asklepius.
The Asklepius healing center in Greece included the ritual purification required before dreaming, which was their main focus, the sick would come to his sanctuaries to be healed. There was a strict ritual of body cleansings, pure food, pure water, sacred oils, meditation, and the mineral baths. It may take days to purify before lucid dreaming could be reached to see the CAUSE of the illness. Once the cause was revealed, the balance was restored.
Lucid dreaming is knowing you are in dream and then taking control. An example is a nightmare, where you are being chased by a shadow figure, you train yourself to stop, turn to face this apparition and ask it what it is trying to tell you. If you are falling, create wings, if you are drowning, know you can breathe under water.
All pictures of Asklepius are shown with him holding a caduceus which is staff with two entwining snakes.
The caduceus is the rod of Asclepius which is an ancient symbol associated with astrology, the Greek god Asclepius, and with medicine and healing. It consists of a serpent entwined around a staff. The name of the symbol derives from its early and widespread association with Asklepius, the son of Apollo, who was a practitioner of medicine in ancient Greek mythology.
I understand Asklepius caduceus has one serpent where Apollo, his father, has two winding serpents. The double entwined serpent is used today as the symbol for the medical fields.
Asklepius had 9 children, all involved with healing. The most recognized is Panacea, and Hygeia. Panacea was a goddess of healing, and cures. The goddess/personification of health, cleanliness and sanitation. Her sister Hygeia was the goddess of disease prevention.
Did you know that Asklepius is the 13th sign in our Zodiac?
The 13th sign of the Zodiac
Why has this been hidden for so many years? Does it have something to do with Goddess energy? Is this the secret home of the Goddess? The symbol for Asclepius is the caduceus, the intertwined snakes with wings on top. This is the sign of the Egyptian goddess Isis.
The caduceus represents our kundalini energy, the powerful force within our second chakra. It is the serpent that moves up our spine so we can become enlightened. Doctors take their oath under the sign of the Caduceus. It also represents our DNA. The rod of power that Moses held was the caduceus. Jesus is also shown in pictures with the rod of power. The Fisher Kings and Queens are the kundalini masters who came from Neptune and later from Asclepius. This is the linage that comes through the holy blood line.
The sign Asclepius is of a man and a woman holding a snake with their feet on the ecliptic. The feet are separated by space. The first foot hits the ecliptic around Halloween and the other foot activates on November 30 through December 16th. This is when a solar wind comes to earth from that sign.
Asclepius is not only an astrological sign; it also acts like a wheel driving the big wheel on the Zodiac. The spider, another symbol of Asclepius and Halloween, appears in stories and legends in many different lands. The web of the spider symbolizes the creation of a line of communication between heaven and earth. It has been sadi that this constellation is the doorway to heaven. It is also associated with the 7th Ray of magic and miracles and has the element of ether, which is the element that will come to the foreground as we move into the higher frequency earth.
The number 13 is the number of the Goddess and it is time for her reappearance. She had been hidden in plain sight for a long time and is within the constellation of Asclepius. The Goddess of heaven is Asclepius and the Goddess of earth is Virgo, and we are all part of this energy. The goddess energy is within both male and female beings. Now it is time to manifest the balance of male and female working together for the good of all.


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Timothy Steigelman is an associate at Kelly Remmel & Zimmerman in Portland, Maine. His varied civil practice includes business and commercial law, as well as admiralty and maritime law. He is admitted to practice before state and federal courts in Maine and Massachusetts. As part of his law practice, Tim presented to the Maine Harbormasters Association, discussing the interplay between federal admiralty law with state statutes and municipal ordinances. Tim has also appeared as a guest speaker on the subject of piracy.
Tim is a reserve naval officer, and previously served on active duty in the U.S. Navy. He currently commands a reserve unit, and has served as officer-in-charge, afloat and ashore, on active and reserve duty. On a recall to active duty Tim served with a joint special operations unit, coordinating with host nation forces, U.S. embassy staff, and American advisors on counter-terrorism missions. He previously deployed to the Persian Gulf on a guided missile destroyer.
Tim holds a B.S. from the U.S. Naval Academy, an M.A. from the University of Maryland, a Diploma from the U.S. Naval War College, and a J.D. from the University of Maine School of Law.
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Former Chicago Bears player and comic book fan Israel Idonije teamed with writer Ron Marz, artist Bart Sears and letterer Troy Peteri to create "The Protectors," a new comic from Athleta Comics. Idonije and his collaborators will discuss the comic and answer fan questions during a 2-3 p.m. Friday panel at Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo at McCormick Place. They will be at the Athleta Comics booth (Booth 903) throughout the weekend
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Thursday, October 17, 2013
AMD Returns to Profitability Thanks to Orders for Microsoft Xbox One and Sony PlayStation 4 Chips.
AMD Posts Profit Despite Sliding Sales of Microprocessors and Graphics Chips
Friday, September 20, 2013
Steam Box Approaches: Valve Software to Make Three Important Announcements Next Week.
Valve Promises The Steam Universe to Expand in 2014
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Valve Vows to Discuss Own Game Console Next Week.
Valve May Announces Gaming Hardware for the Living Room
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Asustek Unveils World's First Mainboards for AMD "Kaveri" FM2+ Chips.
Asus Releases Industry's First FM2+ Motherboards for AMD "Kaveri" APUs
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Microprocessor Sales Are Up, Graphics Chip Shipments Down at AMD.
AMD Posts $74 Million in Quarterly Losses, Vows to Become Profitable Next Year
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
AMD A-Series "Richland" Overclocked to 8GHz.
Enthusiast Pushes Latest AMD Processor to Nearly Record Clock-Speed
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
AMD Athlon X4 760K with Richland Core Available for Sale.
AMD Begins to Sell Richland APUs with Disable Graphics Engines
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
AMD Officially Releases Desktop A-Series "Richland" APUs.
AMD Formally Unveils New APUs for Desktop PCs
Thursday, May 23, 2013
AMD Officially Launches New-Generation APUs for Mobile Applications [UPDATED].
AMD Introduces Kabini, Temash and Richland Accelerated Processing Units
Thursday, May 16, 2013
AMD Needs More Than Game Console Design Wins to Offset PC Market Declines – Analysts.
AMD Has to Develop Competitive Product Lineup to Survive in Current Environment
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Unknown AMD SoC Features 8 Bulldozer Modules, 1024 Stream Processors, 512-Bit Memory Bus [UPDATED].
Mysterious Block Diagram Shows Ultra-High-Performance AMD System-on-Chip
Monday, May 6, 2013
First Images of AMD Fusion A-Series "Richland" APUs Hit the Web.
AMD to Assemble Chips in China, Not Only Malaysia
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
AMD Cuts Prices of Desktop Microprocessors Ahead of New Introductions.
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- Corporate Economics (ECO-356) 3.00 s.h.
- Economics of capital budgeting, capital structure, dividend policy, mergers and acquisitions, and some aspects of international finance.
- General Aviation Operations (AVF-363) 3.00 s.h.
- This course provides an in-depth study of the general aviation field, including finances, management, operations and regulations. Major concentration will be placed on the management and administration of a fixed-base operation; the duties and responsibilities of the airport manager; and the managerial considerations in the application of the small airplane in business aviation, aerial photography, agricultural spraying, aircraft sales, financing, and insurance.
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Personal Finance for 2000 and Beyond provides the information you need to make sound financial choices. This course will help you determine the best course of action as you gather, protect, and use your financial assets. Eight key elements of personal finance are emphasized throughout this course: obtaining, planning, saving, borrowing, spending, managing risk, investing, and retirement and estate planning.
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Through the Portfolio Assessment process, students will demonstrate that they can appropriately address the following outcomes:
- Explain how your financial decisions impact on your own life and the lives of your family or loved ones.
- Create a financial plan based on your own needs and the needs of others who will be affected by your plan.
- Set financial goals and implement an action plan that will meet these goals.
- Describe strategies for managing the stress that can result from conflicts over purchasing decisions and managing finances.
- Explain how to ensure the financial security of yourself and your family or loved ones.
- Identify strategies for managing investments.
- Describe the principles of retirement and estate planning.
- Corporate Finance (FIN-311) 3.00 s.h.
- Examines theories underlying financial decision-making models and their application to decision making under uncertainty. Emphasizes cash flows and their certainty. Emphasizes cash flows and their certainity. Topics include risk and valuations, capital budgeting, long-term financing, financial structure, and divident policy and internal financing.
- International Finance and Trade (FIN-334) 3.00 s.h.
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International Finance analyzes the way that the monetary and economic environments (as influenced by exchange rates and foreign investment) affect multinational enterprise. The course examines capital flows, trade deficits, and international investments to determine their effects on international trade. The course also evaluates futures and options in currency swaps in order to determine their effects on purchasing power parity, the international marketplace, and multinational business enterprise.
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Through the Portfolio Assessment process, students will demonstrate that they can appropriately address the following outcomes:
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- Explain the role of the international monetary system and the balance of payments.
- Illustrate the mechanics of the foreign exchange market.
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With a growing need for record keeping, establishing budgets, and understanding finance, taxation, and investment opportunities, mathematics has become a greater part of our daily lives. Business Mathematics attempts to apply mathematics to daily business experiences. Success in business relies more than ever upon the ability of managers to keep careful records, establish budgets, and understand finance, taxation, and investment opportunities. This course will help you use mathematics to your advantage in your daily business practices.
Learning Outcomes
Through the Portfolio Assessment process, students will demonstrate that they can appropriately address the following outcomes:
- Fractions, decimals, and percents
- Basic equations and formulas
- Balancing a checkbook and filling out a simple tax return
- Business insurance and personal insurance
- Business discounts, pricing, and inventory control
- Simple interest, compound interest, notes, and bank discounts
- Credit and credit purchases
- Annuities, amortization, and depreciation
- Financial statements, cash flow, and ratios
- Stocks and bonds
- Some basic ideas of statistics.
- Global Socio-Economic Systems (ECO-349) 3.00 s.h.
- Introduction to the challenges and opportunities created by the increasing interdependence in the world economy. The emphasis is on empirical explorations of the implications of the core theories of international trade and finance for the U.S. consumer, entrepreneur and policymaker. In addition, some of the current economic issues flowing from our global linkages are examined with a view to assessing the propriety of the fiscal and monetary response.
- State and Public Finance (ECO-350) 3.00 s.h.
- Evolution of federalism; analysis of expenditure and revenue decisions and intergovernmental grants; discussion of stabilizing and distributional aspects of state-local finances; specific state-local fiscal problems.
- Principles of Finance (FIN-301) 3.00 s.h.
- Course Description
Principles of Finance serves as an introduction to financial management. Financial management is concerned with value and, when applied to firms, studies financial decision making and its impact on the value of the firm. Virtually all management decisions have financial implications, and the impact of these decisions on the value of the firm is the basis by which management is judged. Superior management produces superior financial decisions that lead to growth and increased valuation of the firm. This course considers specific financial decisions such as selecting among alternative investments (i.e., capital budgeting), the sources of the firm's finances (i.e., the optimal capital structure), the management of current assets and liabilities (i.e., working capital), and the tools of financial analysis. The course emphasizes analytical tools and their use in solving financial problems.
Learning Outcomes
Through the Portfolio Assessment process, students will demonstrate that they can appropriately address the following outcomes:
- Identify both short- and long-term financial management problems.
- Solve optimal capital structure problems.
- Analyze financial statements.
- Determine a firm's cost of capital.
- Use present value tables.
- Mang Global Bus. & Moneta Res (FIN-462) 3.00 s.h.
- Managing a Global Business: Money and Results - Course enables student to under stand & visualize the business cycle of the firm, from marketing & finance through production & labor management. Use strategic & competitor analysis in conjunction with budgets & cash flow forecasts to set prices in a competitive market. Create & use financial statements, & understand & control situations through Competitor Analysis; Income Statement Analysis, Break even Analysis & Ratio Analysis.
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Day two, as well as my first week of the Paramedic Academy are over. We are still working on the administrivia (computer access, calendars, reading requirements, testing – FISDAP, etc), as well as reminders of our BLS skills. It makes sense to ensure EMT skills are solid before moving to the new paramedic skills. Today was another day of BLS skills assessment and review. Airway (OPA, NPA, BVM) on adult and pediatric patients, suctioning, more CPR, AED use, and becoming familiar with the Zoll ECG/Defibrillators we will use in the Academy. We got a brief refresh on cardiac function, and scientific basis for CPR using the new guidelines. More c-spine work was also in one of the skills stations, including that lovely device that doesn't see a lot of use – the Kendrick Extrication Device (K.E.D.).
Personally, I haven't used a K.E.D. on a patient in years. I also got to be a patient placed in c-spine. We each can be (and are) patients when needed for other students to practice or demonstrate skills. That brought back memories of being stuck on a board waiting for c-spine clearance in an E.R. years ago!
I did impart a few gems on many of the guys in my group on some things to make our patients more comfortable. For example, we use Laerdal StifNeck Select collars, both in my company, and in class. For some patients, they can be very uncomfortable on the medial (sternal) end of the clavicle (collarbone for the uninitiated). Padding it with a few 4 x 4 gauze pads can do wonders to make a patient more comfortable if they, like me, have that end of their clavicle protrude out a bit. And if the patient has a clavicle fracture, but they need to be placed in a cervical collar, pain from the collar pressing on a fracture can be eased by padding (As well as a paramedic administering pain medication.). Frankly, I was happy to get off that board.
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Goal: To assemble a working CO2 Laser from a minimum investment using only tools one can find at your average home improvement store.
This project was created on 05/01/2014 and last updated 2 months ago.
Just thought I would post an update to this build as well as post some images of the plasma.
The first image is what happens when you have a leak, the tube glows a very bright purple and the plasma fills the chamber. This is a bad sign and meant that I had to check every seal to find the leaks in the system.
After some tinkering to check all the seals, this was the result and what I wanted to see ^^
The plasma inside was a shade of pink, which was so bright I had issues taking an image to post here. My camera kept dimming itself to compensate.
Some of the issues I have found are the inner chamber cracking where the tube reaches the end of the water cooling jacket. This was solved by slowly powering up instead of a more "instant on". The bright flash of light and small explosion scared me the first time ^^;;
The laser itself does function and I wish to continue working on this project as I have time, as of this writing, the ternary computer project has most of my attention.
In other news, I have also received a number of different optics to experiment with at a future date as well as am considering building a much larger CO2 Laser.
Thank you everyone! :)
PVC Cooling Jacket for CO2 Laser
The adventure begins while I was walking around the local home depot looking at ideas on how to build the laser. I was sort of making it up as I went. Mapping things out in my mind. I wanted to keep the construction costs to a minimum and adapt things to work without having to order new or special components. Keeping in mind that simply buying a laser tube these days is actually pretty cheap (ebay as of the time of this writing has them for about 300 dollars).
The Purpose of doing it myself lets me tweak it, and to experement. It gives me the freedom that I cannot really get if I simply buy a sealed tube from ebay or another website.
For the Cooling jacket, I chose PCV. I did consider CPVC for its thermal characteristics but decided that a standard 2″ PVC would suffice. Thinking back, I could have easily gone with a smaller diamater but this way I can possibly keep it cooler or at least give me a small cushion of time if the pump were to quit working to turn it off before it overheats.
The Window I put in it used a tube from an old aquarium vacuum that I had recently replaced, it was a larger 2″ one that fit perfectly inside the PVC
The first step was to cut it to length, and then using my dremel I cut the window in the middle as shown in the photo. I then drilled two 1″ holes. One in the top, and one in the side. The reason for this is to allow the water to flow through the pipe, if they were both in the top water wouldnt flow at all, and if they were both in the side, there would be no place for the air bubble that would form to escape.
I had aquired the 12mm glass tubing from the neon guy in town. This turned out to be close to a half inch. With the drill, I made two holes in the endcaps of the pipe.
The final step was to use the PVC primer and glue. ONE NOTE, do this outside, the stuff stinks … and stains lenolium !!!! (Don't ask me how I know this -.-;; )
Sorry I dont have construction photos for this part of the build. I didn't think to take pictures of it as I went along until I was done assembling it.
I then coated all joints with JB weld. The glass tubing is in it and I tossed on two gromets, one on each end to keep it in place and safe from being broken while I constructed the rest of it. The grey clamps holding it are from the electrical department, for electrical conduit. The hose clamps around it were there to apply a little pressure to the clear tube inside it while the epoxy cured.
I then went over the whole thing with a black PVC paint to cover up any imperfections such as purple staining.
Be sure you use a plastic PVC safe paint.
5 coats later, with a light sanding between each coat. I simply suspended it while it dried overnight between coats. I would have left it outside but it started snowing.
This step is complete!
Mirror Mounts… where to begin, in many ways… these are the make or break it for this project. These have some very high tolerances and requirments. Especially considering I am doing this all by hand, after all, the goal of this project is to see if I can do this with as little as possible.
To start off… walking through the home improvement store I began looking at ways to create an electrode as well as alow gas to enter and exit the tube AND be able to adjust the mirrors in any direction or angle. Lots of ideas came to my mind, many of them were WAY to complex for this project. In the end, it hit me… I can simply pump the voltage through the mirror mount itself… and if I used a simple sharkbite T fitting I had a ready made way to pump gas in. For the mount itself, washers with some creative drilling and soldering was in order.
In the beginning, the main concern was a way to get the whole thing square and flush.
When I got home, I cut off the last barb on the sharkbite fitting, the washer I selected had a slightly to small center hole, so using a rat tail file I filed this out carefully to create a VERY snug fit… it was so snug a rubber mallet had to be used to get it into the fitting. The next step was filing down the end that would fit into the tube. For this I used a dremel, a fine file, and find sand paper. I test fit it as I went into the glass tubing, be sure you cut the end off the tube as they fire polish them and the diameter will be a lot smaller there. For a proper fit, you have to cut the ends
The next step was to drill holes for the mounts. Pick a drill bit that is slightly larger than the bolts you are going to use. You need them to be able to spin freely in the holes. The easiest way is to somehow stack all 4 larger washers, I simply used some zip ties. Put a mark along the edge of them so you can line them up again after… trust me on this. Then using a drill press if you have one… or being VERY careful if you dont, drill 3 holes through all 4 washers at the same time.
The next step was to solder some nuts over two of the washers over the holes you drilled. The easy way to do this is to simply thread the nut onto the bolt through the hole, this sort of autocenters it then also get a couple small bolts to solder face out. I didnt do this until the last step, in retrospect it would have been a lot easier to do it when I did this step. Best part of DIY stuff is making it up as you go :D
I also took the time to notch the washers that I put over the end of the T fittings. This was to make room for the bolts as you can see later. I sanded each surface to rough it up a bit, applied flux, then heated each with a toch and soldered. In the end, the result was as you see below.
After a while, and some major thinking… there was a problem… How to hold on the optics while the vacuum formed inside the tube. I needed a mirror mount.
This is where I had to solder on the small bolts as shown in the final product. then after, you make a loop of wire and using nuts simply tighten it down over the optics. If you are worried about slippage or damaging the optics, put some heat shrink onto the wire. I put a gromet into it to form the seal that will be needed later.
And there we have it, fully assembled mirror mounts ! :D
Nope… not quite, today while walking through the hardware store, I got a great idea upon seeing some pipe fittings and hose fittings! I picked up these, with the hopes to make my own lens focus for this unit. For the OC I plan on using a gold mirror with a hole drilled in it and a ZnSe window, just a flat plain old window. Why? Because they are cheap. Then I will use a convex ZnSe Lens that I have and make my own variable focus :D
The next step was soldering it to the adjustment, I removed the old screws that I had soldered onto the mirror mount. The next step was centering the hose fitting and soldering it on. The excess solder on that one side is from the old retention bolt, I didnt bother to remove it. I did verify that the joing was 100% sealed with the use of flux and then testing under water as before. So far so good.
After this, I remounted it to the laser and installed the gaskets for this system. after which I took the pictures of some possible configurations. :D Lots of possibilities with this system AND it should make a nice heatsink for the optics.
Total cost of this addition, 6 dollars per side. I do need to go pick up the parts for the other side now, and a standard solid "plug" to allow for better contact and heat disipation. Note: Do NOT over tighten! You will break the optics!
And now for the possible lens configuration.
Fist screw in the large one to retain the OC, then use the smaller one with a lens mounted in it. I can do a few possible configurations with this setup. Not sure if it will work or not, but that is the point of it. To experement and learn :D
on a side note, I need to adjust the screws to fix the alignment, it is crooked ;)
And NOW finished! … almost ;)
And now for assembling the laser tube itself. Things needed for this will be a bit of JB weld, a long thin dowl that fits inside your mirror mounts. This will help align them, much better than eyeing it. You will also need some 3/8th inch tubing and a few sharkbite fittings. Also, having a blow drier will help things out a LOT.
For the base of the laser I used oak. The reason for this is that it is already cured, very resistant to warping, and heavy, also it is a LOT stronger than MDF when you are screwing things to it. ALWAYS remember to predrill all holes.
Cut your glass tube to length, the easiest way to do this is score it using a file all the way around it. I simply went around it a few times until I could feel the score with my fingernail. After that, wet the score and with your thumbs positioned on the sides of your score, snap it like you were breaking a twig. Glass is actually pretty easy to work with as you can see. Just be careful to not burn yourself.
Make the glass a length so that when you put it inside the cooling jacket, about a quarter inch sticks out of each end. Mix up some JB weld and apply it to the smooth secion of your mirror mount, leave about a quarter inch on the end untouched by epoxy as this will also serve double duty as an electrode and we dont want epoxy insulating it. Put the dowl through the whole tube … all the way down the shaft. The reason for this os to hold the mounts ABSOLUTELY straight while the epoxy cures. Make sure you put enough in to form a good seal. Make sure the position of the gas input is in a position for easy access, I chose to place them straight up. Then epoxy around the glass and the end of the PVC cooling jacket to seal that. Leave this for about 24 hours to cure before going further.
The important thing is to make sure that you seal it. There can be NO air leaks, NO liquid leaks. To test this, after it is sealed, I filled up my bathtub, put a couple rubber stoppers in each end installed the tubes and litterally blew into it while it was submerged. I looked for air bubbles, I had none.. YAY! :D
To install the tubing, since it is a tight fit, warm up the tubing slightly with a hair drier. It will slip on easily and should shrink tight as it cools.
The next step was to run the lines and mount the tubing as well as install the connectors for attatching the vacuum pump and gas system. For the Electrical, I am going to simply use aligator clips (well insulated of course) and clamp onto the mirror mounts or the T fitting. I may come up with something else such as runing lines to terminals, but for now, I think simple is best.
This is how I am going to mount the Optics, I simply made a wire loop with some heat shrink, I am waiting on the optics to arrive as of this writing, so I put in a nylon washer that I had sitting on the bench to show how it holds. Seems to work really well :D K.I.S.S. Keep It Simple, Stupid! I am a firm believer in keeping it simple :D
Laser Tube is Complete!… sans optics
does it work?? a lot of followers for just some pvc pipe and fittings, just sayin
This really gives me hope! Have you tested it out yet? How well does it Lase?
Did you complete this project and get light out of the LASER?
This is really cool.
What is the light source (does the CO2 get excited like a neon sign or will you have a flash tube?)
I am curious about the details of the power supply. Do you need to worry about current or voltage limitation?
Great project., thanks. One day I hope to have the space to build this!
One question: you mention getting helium from Walmart. In the UK, suppliers like that call it helium but actually sell 'balloon helium' which is 50% Nitrogen. Is that not so in the USA?
So the actual laser gas tube is only 12 mm, the rest is the cooling jacket? Or did I read that completely wrong. I'd there any benefit to going wider, or is longer more effective?
You are correct. There is a 12mm glass tube and the outside is all cooling jacket. Most designs I see have the tube longer and some are even folded with appropriately placed mirrors. :)
I would not help anyone that brought me oatmeal raisin cookies so your neon guy must really like you. ;')
Other than that, this is a really impressive project. One I will be following closely.
I will be very upset if this doesn't end with some cool videos.
I agree, I want to see this thing work
I have been working on a similar project as I found some old florescent tubes, it all started with fridge compressor vacuum pump and Flyback HV supplies. This is really nicely made. Look forward to updates.
What factors will the power output of the laser depend? I'm assuming the neon power supply is part of it, but does it also depend on the length of the CO2 chamber?
The length of the chamber, the type of gas, any water vapor, how cool I can keep it and lots of other variables go into how powerful a laser build is. CO2 is one of the more efficient gas lasers.
Very impressive, but I'm curious as to how much this cost? You mention the ones on eBay are 300 or so, did you come out under or over?
about 70 dollars when the build was completed
Damn this is impressive!
How did I miss seeing this earlier? Damn this is impressive +1
Very cool! I don't have the physics knowledge to attempt this one... but I know enough to appreciate the intricacy of what is going on.
Do you have a particular use for this when finished? Or are you just building it for the sake of building it? (Nothing wrong with that, BTW... just wondering).
It was done just to see if I could :) I am silly that way. I also learned a lot about different optics and various gas combinations and the wavelengths they produce when used in a laser such as this.


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Housekeeping: Fewer posts ahead, but still determined to write about the big picture
The good news is that the budget crisis has slowed to a more regular and hopefully thoughtful process. There will be budget votes ahead, negotiations, and this summer a debt ceiling debate again.
I plan to shift gears. I won't be blogging near daily, more like once a week or so. I want to pull back and look more at the big picture and not get consumed by the details. (I will also post more links on Facebook page, so if you haven't take a look and liked the page, it would be a good idea to do so.)
In fact: That's what's important to remember. The sequester is a by-product of austerity. There will be more painful cuts ahead. This is only the beginning of a fundamental shift in how dollars are spent. (Think of a deflation nation.)
One piece of that puzzle that is particularly interesting is Indian health. It's the one bit of bright news (and I will write about this next week) because new revenue sources open up soon under the Affordable Care Act. If Indian health facilities are ready, there could actually be full funding in the future. Think about the gains that could be made!
My biggest fear right now is education. We should be investing in the next generation because of our demographic advantage. Yet the opposite is occurring. We are de-investing, cutting and limiting opportunity.
One way this surfaces: student debt. I cringe every time I hear politicians say we are burdening the next generation with federal debt. Yes. But we are really wiping them out with student debt because it limits the opportunity to pay down all debt.
Have a great spring weekend. (By the way: My column from Wednesday and an unbelievable readership. More than 2,500 reads on my Facebook page, plus many, many shares, retweets, and it was picked up by at least eight media outlets on line and in print. Thank you.) I'll be back next week with a new post.
Mark Trahant is a writer, speaker and Twitter poet. He lives in Fort Hall, Idaho, and is a member of The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes. Join the discussion about austerity. A new Facebook page has been set up at:
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Kentucky 34, Samford 3
Phillips Recalls His Senior Night Memories, Ready for Samford
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Coordinators Begin On-Field Preparation for Samford
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Phillips, Wildcats Spend Halloween Practicing Indoors
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Martavius Neloms talks loss to South Carolina
Kentucky cornerback Martavius Neloms talks loss to South Carolina.
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Kentucky vs. No. 14 Florida
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Renew online by using the Delaware Library Catalog, the Library's online catalog.
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New Castle: Peoples Library Building, 1st Floor
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Wilson Graduate Center: There is a large common area located next to the Campus Store and Cafe that is available for groups to meet.
Dover: Learning Commons, Building A
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Georgetown: Betze Library
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A larger group study room (room 442) may be reserved through the Dean of Instruction (302) 259-6030.
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Our newest volunteer program, Canadian Oil Sands Math Minds is designed to foster confidence in math skills among students in grades one through six. Through fun numeracy activities and with support from adult volunteers, elementary students receive specialized math tutoring services by using JUMP Math material.
Adults with an interest in math and an interest in helping children improve their math skills are encouraged to volunteer. Training will be provided.
Listen to Mayor Nenshi share the importance of math skills and his personal invitation for you to volunteer!
Learn more about the Canadian Oil Sands Math Minds program here and apply to volunteer with library programs here.
Help adult English learners practice their speaking skills and gain confidence through games, conversation starters, and group activities with the ESL Conversation Club
Help children improve their reading skills with our TD Read with Me Program.
Volunteers must be over 18, fluent in English, and able to make a one year commitment. To apply, please click here.
Congratulations to Calgary Public Library for winning the CCVO's Innovation Awards
To learn more, please read this article by Charity Village about the awards.
Thank you to all the library volunteers who helped be part of our 'Welcome to the Library DVD'!
Congratulations Lisa O'Blenis!
Lisa has been selected to receive the Council of the Federation Award for her work as a Literacy volunteer in the Learning Advantage program at the Calgary Public Library.
The award recognizes outstanding achievement, innovative practices, and excellence in literacy and is awarded to one person in each province. We are so pleased that Lisa is representing the Calgary Public Library and Alberta!
Learning Advantage pairs volunteers with adult literacy learners to assist them in achieving their goals in reading, writing, and numeracy.
If you are interested in our Learning Advantage program, click here.
Also, September 8th is International Literacy Day! What better way to celebrate your skills than to donate your time to help others in their reading, writing, and numeracy!
Patient, kind, warm, calm. These are examples of words that have been used to describe Safina Sachedina, a volunteer with the Calgary Public Library's 'TD Read With Me' program since 2009. Safina's been working and reading with her young buddy, Shenise, for an hour a week at a library branch since October 2009. Shenise will graduate from the program later in Summer 2012, as she's completed Gr. 6, and she credits Safina with helping her a lot over the almost three years they've worked together:
'It's been really, really good working with Safina. I feel really confident in my reading now. She's really, really nice and doesn't get frustrated if I don't understand. I feel comfortable with Safina and she really understands when I have rough days…I don't have to read then, we can play games instead. We've become friends.'
Michelle, Shenise's mom, elaborates on the help that Safina has provided to her daughter through the program:
'It's been wonderful. We couldn't have asked for a better fit than we got with Safina. She's the most patient person I've ever met. She's been able to break-down the barriers that Shenise puts up on bad days. They're very in-tune with each other and have developed a real friendship. Safina has not only helped to develop Shenise's reading skills but has also helped to raise her self-esteem and has been more like a mentor to her.'
According to Safina, the feeling goes both ways. 'It's been really good, working with Shenise and her family. I've really gotten to know her well and she's a good girl and so fun. We've bonded really well and I've seen her grow a lot in confidence in general across the years. I see her going far in life. She'll have to work hard (don't we all! J) but she'll get there!'
Thank you, Safina, for all your dedication to the program over the past 3 years! And best of luck to you, Shenise, in junior high in the fall!
We would like to congratulate two of our library volunteers, Sarena Dharshi and Alisha Ebrahim!
Sarena was the recipient of the City of Calgary's prestigious 2012 Calgary Awards in the youth category. Volunteer Resources nominated Sarena for her outstanding commitment to the community and her contributions to the Calgary Public Library's youth volunteer programs. Sarena is a long-time library volunteer, having been with us since 2008, and has volunteered for five different programs as well as serving as co-chair to our Youth Advisory Council. To see all of the City of Calgary's Calgary Awards recipients click here.
Alisha entered the Imperial Oil Foundation Famous 5 Middle School Contest and was one of five lucky recipients of an Apple Macbook laptop! Alisha has only been a Calgary Public Library volunteer for 7 months but has already contributed a great deal to our programs and we are very grateful to have her as part of our team of youth volunteers! To learn more about the Famous 5 Foundation's youth awards program click here.
Congratulations Sarena and Alisha!


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Book your room at Corbigoe Hotel
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Family-friendly hotel in London (Victoria) near Tate Britain
This family-friendly hotel is located in London (Victoria), close to Westminster Cathedral, Apollo Victoria Theatre, and Victoria Palace Theatre. Also nearby are Tate Britain and Vauxhall Bridge.
Hotel Features
Corbigoe Hotel provides dry cleaning/laundry services and a 24-hour front desk.
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Guestrooms have climate control, coffee/tea makers, and desks; rooms also include private bathrooms and televisions.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Corbigoe Hotel features dry cleaning/laundry services. The property has a 24-hour front desk.
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Research project to consider how projected climate change will impact a region of interest to the student
Susan Kaspari, Central Washington University
Students consult the most recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) chapters on climate projections and the primary scientific literature to write a research paper and present their results to the ...
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River Flooding and Erosion
Bill Dupre, University of Houston-University Park
Students take a real-life situation (river flooding and erosion), use real flood and map data, and make predictions and recommendations as to what to do to help alleviate the problem.
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Take A Hike Assignment
Anne Jefferson, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Students are assigned to take a hike in a location of their choice and write a concise summary of their observations of Earth Science features and processes. This assignment is used near the end of an Earth Systems ...
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Volcanoes Writing Assignment
Julie Baldwin, University of Montana-Missoula, The
Students write an original work of fiction pertaining to the geology of stratovolcanoes and their eruptive hazards.
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An integrated view of the Glendale Landscape
Kaye Savage, Wofford College
Students work in groups to develop posters that communicate their concept of landscape following several field labs (soils, sediment analysis, river discharge, vegetation survey, aquatic life) at one location. They ...
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2004 Asian Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster Project
Char Bezanson, Eastview High School, Apple Valley, Minnesota
Students are employees of a unit of the United Nations responsible for coordinating disaster relief after a major disaster (the 2004 Asian Earthquake and Tsunami) occurs. The agency needs to understand the ...
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Earthquake! A Term Paper and Presentation Assignment
Laura Wetzel, Eckerd College
In this writing and oral presentaion assignment, students are challenged to assess a building site for a fictitious organization, the Society for Earthquake Enthusiasts. Each student must choose a historically ...
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Incorporating Information Literacy into Climate Change Teaching
Lura Joseph, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
This module contains 10 topics related to finding and evaluating scientific information related to climate change. The skills learned are transferable to any subject area. Each topic includes exercises.
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Student Lead Discussions: Articles from the Literature and Final Writing Assignment
Dave Dempsey, San Francisco State University
This is a two-stage assignment. The first stage is a student-led discussion of a set of closely related articles selected by the instructors from the climate change literature. The second stage is an 8-12 page ...
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Evaluating the Effects of Local Energy Resource Development
Devin Castendyk, SUNY College at Oneonta
This is a semester-long, jigsaw project for a class of 20 to 25 students that has students work in teams to explore the effects of energy resource development on local water resources, economics and society.
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Known for its gold mines and recreational opportunities, Carlin is both business-friendly and family-friendly—with low taxes, available land and a high quality of life.
Northeastern Nevada is the 4th largest gold producing region in the world. And Carlin is the gateway to the world's largest gold mines.
100 acres of partial and fully developed lots just minutes from I-80—and it's easy to see why companies choose to relocate and expand in Carlin.
In addition to an ideal location in one of the lowest taxed states in the nation, Carlin also offers a wealth of available and affordable sites and a business-friendly city government ready to cut through any red tape you might run into.
Known as a sportsman's paradise, Carlin offers rock hounding, hunting, hiking and dirt biking, as well as the opportunity to trace the trail of Carlin's first emigrants through the surrounding mountains and the valley floor. Explore rare geological formations in Carlin Canyon or picnic and fish at the Chinese Garden Nature Study.
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A pedestrian hit by a Montgomery County school bus last week has died from his injuries and detectives continue to investigate.
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Harmony Week 2013 will take place between 18-24 March, celebrating national Harmony Day on Thursday 21st March. Harmony Week helps us recognise and respect our cultural differences, while uniting us as one to share and celebrate our cultural diversity.
As a culturally diverse and inclusive University, Flinders can celebrate Harmony Week by hosting a number of culturally inclusive events. Each department, group or unit can help in the celebrations by organising an event in their location. Click here to see what events different departments have held in the past, and ideas on what you could do.
These events could focus on recognising the many different cultures Flinders staff and students come from, and celebrate these cultures through food, dance, stories and activities.
A Taste of Harmony
Celebrate your workplace diversity through food this March
A Taste of Harmony (18-24 March) is Australia's biggest celebration of cultural diversity in the workplace. The concept is simple. Register your team or workplace, set a lunch date and ask colleagues to bring a dish from their cultural background or food from a country they would like to try. The result is a multicultural feast where workers have the opportunity to learn something new about the different cultural backgrounds that exist in their workplace and enjoy a delicious meal.
The focus is not only on the foods, but also on the stories that accompany them. So bring your baklava, swap stories over some spag bol and tuck into a tasty multicultural lunch!
To get involved, simply register your workplace for free by clicking on the icon below.
A Taste of Harmony is an initiative of the Scanlon Foundation, supported by the Australian Multicultural Foundation and the Department of Immigration and Citizenship.
What you can do
There are a number of ways your department can take part in celebrating Harmony Week. You can register with A Taste of Harmony and host a culturally inclusive lunch at your workplace. You can also host different events either on Harmony Day or during Harmony Week. For more information on the types of events you can hold, to see what other organisations are doing and to register for free promotional material, visit the website for Harmony Day.
Types of events you can hold include but are not limited to:
- host a morning tea with discussions around cultural diversity of the participants
- host a multi-cultural lunch where every staff member brings in food either from their own cultural background or from a different country. You can use the Cook Book (PDF 172KB) developed through the Assemblage & Healthy Eating around the World CDIP Project
- organise a cultural dance or demonstration
- decorate your workplace in orange to celebrate cultural diversity
- organise/host cultural awareness discussions using the CDIP Toolkit and exercises
- play games from different cultures over afternoon tea.
Once you organise your event, you can register and promote it on the A Taste of Harmony website to receive promotional materials.
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A short review of the People's Citizenship Guide on the eve of its Winnipeg launch on February 13th 2012.
Can one leader single-handedly sink an entire political party?
This morning we now know that the Liberal Party, once known as Canada's so-called "governing party", has been reduced to the third party in the House of Commons for the first time in Canadian history. This, of course, was not the first time that one of the traditional political parties in Canada was reduced to third party status.
Jeremy Marks and Ryan O'Connor's op-ed piece in the London Free Press argues positive action at Copenhagen would be good politics for the Conservative party.
ActiveHistory.ca is a website that connects the work of historians with the wider public and the importance of the past to current events.
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Salvation Army and Toys for Tots eager to help families for Christmas
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Just look at that golden flaky crust. Can you believe this is paleo? Inside this pretty pocket of dough hides a savory and spiced meat filling. This paleo empanada is perfection. It's also ridiculously easy to make.
If you can make my 3-ingredient paleo naan, then you can make this. Remember when I told you that my naan batter was magical? These paleo empanadas are proof of that. It turns out that when you bake my naan, it turns into something pastry like (if you want to fry them in oil, I bet they'd be super tasty too). These empanadas are crispy and flaky and insanely delicious.
So let me tell you how to make them. First, make the paleo naan batter by combining tapioca flour, almond flour and canned coconut milk. Then pour ¼ cup of batter onto a frying pan at medium heat. Let it cook until you can easily move the flat bread from your frying pan onto a baking sheet. Don't worry if your naan isn't totally cooked inside; it will cook in the oven. Doing this should make you six empanadas.
Then add a spoonful of your filling onto the flat bread. Put some egg wash on the edges and fold the bread closed – creating your empanada. Brush some egg wash on top and put it in the oven at 350 for 30-40 minutes or until slightly crispy on top. (Ghee or another oil will work too).
I filled my empanadas with some delicious spiced meat but you can fill yours with whatever your heart desires. Try this with something sweet or fill it with cheese if you're primal vs. paleo. If you're looking something savory then I definitely suggest this meaty filling because it's just so good. I made it by combining ground beef and chorizo with some onion, garlic and spices. It's awesome enough to eat on its own but even tastier packed inside this empanada crust.
Add a little paleo hot sauce – in my case cholula and enjoy this meaty pocket of goodness. Make this when you have a party – you'll impress all your guests. You know your friends who say, "what you can even eat now?" Well make this for them
My husband told me that if I made him empanadas every day, he'd follow paleo for life. He used a few words to describe these – in between bites: "fantastic," "superb," "wow." Here is how I'd describe these paleo empanadas: insanely delicious.
After you make these, have my Paleo Apple Turnovers for dessert!
Anddd try my Paleo Samosa recipe (and then tell me how much you love me on Facebook. Oh did I just say that?).
- 1 lb ground beef
- ½ lb chorizo or spicy ground pork sausage
- 1 tbs oil
- 1 onion, chopped
- 4-5 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 jalapeno, minced
- 1 tsp Cumin Powder
- 1 tsp salt
- ½ tsp pepper
- ½ tsp Chili Powder
- ½ tsp Paprika
- egg wash
- ½ cup Almond Flour
- ½ cup Tapioca Flour
- 1 cup Coconut Milk, canned and full fat
- Add oil and onions to saute pan on medium heat.
- When onions turn translucent, add garlic, jalapeno and spices.
- After a minute, add meat and combine well. Once it is fully cooked, set aside for now.
- In a bowl combine almond flour, tapioca flour, and coconut milk to form a batter.
- Ladle ¼ cup of the batter onto a frying pan on medium heat and allow the flat bread to cook until the bottom firms slightly, then remove and place on a baking sheet.
- Spoon meat mixture in the middle of the bread and then pinch the dough closed.
- Brush egg wash on empanada and repeat about five more times.
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Failing to Fact Check George Monboit
This state-hating free marketeer ignores his own failed experiment | George Monbiot | The Guardian
Free-market fundamentalists, apparently unaware of Ridley's own experiment in market liberation, are currently filling cyberspace and the mainstream media with gasps of enthusiasm about his thesis.
This article was published on guardian.co.uk at 20.00 BST on Monday 31 May 2010. A version appeared on p25 of the Main section section of the Guardian on Tuesday 1 June 2010.
So what are these "gasps" - was it Hamish McRae - The Independent Sunday, 30 May 2010 - hardly gasping.
BusinessWeekMay 28, 2010, 11:29AM EST
Matt Ridley, a British science journalist (and formerly a director of Northern Rock), - blow, they know of his secret directorship.
It might be Cái gì giúp loài người tiến bộ?, I assume Moonbat's Vietnamese is better than mine... Zoologist Matt Ridley in a new new book, "The Rational optimist: How Prosperity evolves" (pure sanguine: The Evolution Prosperity how) to introduce the most important factors leading to the advancement of men, which resulted in the economic life increasingly more prosperous. According to Ridley as we progress through exchange and trade. - Unlikely.
Maybe he meant:
The Rational Optimist: Matt Ridley's regurgitation of denialist propaganda
Ridley's arguments aren't even sophisticated. He repeats the crudest pieces of denialist propaganda, which anyone with a genuine interest or understanding of science knows are factually incorrect:
Polar bear populations are rising
That Michael Mann's "hockey stick" is broken
The hoary old "scientists in the 1970s used to believe an ice age was immanent" myth
Average temperatures during the Medieval Warming Period were higher globally than today
Maybe not, as it is only a blog and Moonbat says: "Free-market fundamentalists, apparently unaware of Ridley's own experiment in market liberation, are currently filling cyberspace and the mainstream media with gasps of enthusiasm about his thesis."
I can't find any fundamentalists filling the mainstream media with any sort of enthusiasm whilst being unaware of his involvement of Northern Rock, which is disclosed in the book, that pre-dates Moonbat's article.
Of course I'm not accusing George of making things up, I'm merely showing my inability to fact-check his article.


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Obama failing, getting people 'addicted to gov't'
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Cain vows to 'set the record straight'
Herman Cain is vowing to "set the record straight" at a news conference later today after a fourth woman -- and the first to reveal her identity -- on Monday accused him of inappropriate sexual behavior a decade ago.
Something missing from WWII memorial
In spite of the objections from the Obama administration, Republican lawmakers and conservative activists are working hard to have prayer added to a memorial in Washington, DC.
Obama failing, getting people 'addicted to gov't'
Conservative activist and syndicated columnist Star Parker says the government "has no business in charity." Instead, she says it is the role of the private sector to help the helpless.