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Determination of Carbon Content in Molten Steel Using Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy
Applied Spectroscopy, Vol. 47, Issue 5, pp. 606-608 (1993)
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Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy has been applied to the determination of carbon content in steel samples melted in a laboratory induction furnace. A focused Nd:YAG laser beam was used to generate the plasma on the liquid surface in argon atmosphere. The precision obtained is 10% for carbon contents in the range 150-1100 ppm, and the detection limit is 250 ppm. The present results show that this technique can be applied for direct composition determination in molten alloys.
C. Aragón, J. A. Aguilera, and J. Campos, "Determination of Carbon Content in Molten Steel Using Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy," Appl. Spectrosc. 47, 606-608 (1993)
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Happy new Year Amy fans! 2014 has gone and disappeared and 2015 has taken it's place. Let's hope this year will be a good one.
A big thanks goes out to everyone who has supported this group, had interest in it, and just flat out enjoys it and Amy. Without any of you this group wouldn't still be hanging around or exist at all so thanks everyone.
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I recently mixed a batch of FX-10 using CD-2. The newly purchased CD-2 was brown, and when added to the sulfite solution produced a nasty brown oily tar that ruined a PVC graduate and stir rod. I assume the CD-2 has oxidized, though the vendor says it's good and fresh. Knowing little about this chemical I was wondering if you could verify. I read elsewhere online that the solid should be white.
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Brent Ferren, 61, died Jan. 25 in Glen Rose and James Carter, 80, died Jan. 26 in Shreveport, La.
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- January 30, 2015
- By Leonard Favela / CERI
Flooding in Sri Lanka in December prompted Children's Emergency Relief International to help provide food and temporary shelter for displaced victims and coordinate plans to rebuild.
Texas Baptists' hunger offering supports IMB development ministries
- January 28, 2015
- By Anne Harman / International Mission Board
Texas Baptist's are giving $103,000 in hunger offering funds to equip International Mission Board personnel to teach people how to sustain a fish farm in South America and meet other needs around the globe.
Container filled with ministry supplies arrives in Cuba
- January 28, 2015
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The world focused on Cuba in recent days, gauging the impact of restored diplomatic relations with the United States after more than 50 years. But for a Waco couple and a Texas Baptist Men volunteer team, a trek to Cuba was business as usual.
Christians' collaborative passion can change a city, Denison says
- January 26, 2015
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Collaborative passion is the only solution if Christians want to impact the city of Dallas, Jim Denison, founder of the Denison Forum on Truth and Culture, told participants in the second Movement Day Greater Dallas.
Texas Tidbits: DBU music program reaccredited
- January 25, 2015
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The National Association of Schools of Music granted reaccreditation to Dallas Baptist University's music department.
Racial reconciliation must start with churches, pastors say
- January 24, 2015
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More than 2,500 people attended the second Movement Day Greater Dallas event in Dallas, representing a diverse Christian leadership from business, education, health care, nonprofit organizations, government and churches hoping to transform the city through the cooperative efforts of God's people.
Texas Baptists sign lease for new Dallas office space
- January 22, 2015
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Baptist General Convention of Texas executives signed a lease agreement Dec. 29, 2014, for office space in Dallas about eight miles north of the current Baptist Building near downtown. They finalized the sale of the Baptist Building to Baylor University Jan. 22.
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The words "Vitamins!" "Protein!" and "Vegetables!" echoed across the concrete walls of Texas Baptist Men's Dixon Mission Equipping Center as 175 Texas Baptist volunteers packed 23,000 meals on Martin Luther King Jr. Day to send to Liberia.
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Santa's, Angels and villages...oh my
WOW! You have some wonderful collections. How about a closer look at the angels when you have your camera out again.
Oh, I just noticed as I'm typing this that you and I have the same old coffee grinder. HA! Mine belonged to my grandmother.
Oh, your hutch is just gorgeous! I'd love to do that with mine & have it lighted but I have so much glasswear in it now (thanks to all the enablers here) that I wouldn't know where to go with all of it for xmas!!!
Cute village with the tapestry hanging behind it too.
Wow, jay! Wonderful cabinets for your displays...lots of work, too! And I like how you've set up your village under that tapestry & the shelf with Santa & reindeer! Your pretty dishes mingled with the Santa's is so pretty! And what an angel display! Love that sign, "Rest your wings." Nice, nice! TFS! Jeanne S.
JB, your angel collection is just fabulous! A nice variety and displayed so beautifully.
LOVED that Snowman wall hanging!! Several years ago I saw that same scene (online) painted on a wood sled and fell in love with it then.
Your beautiful dishes and Santa combo is sooooo pretty.
Heck, I love it all.
hugs, Karen
JB, your angels are heavenly, they look great in that cabinet. The snow village is outstanding, and I love the snowman wall hanging, it really sets the mood. I'm such a ditz, I didn't put lights under my glitter village and now seeing yours, I'm kicking myself. And I have always loved it when pictures are hung in front of shelves like yours, I wish I had some shelves.
J, love all your decorating you've shared. Beautiful china cabinet and santa colletion. The angels are just wonderful and you displayed them perfectly.
Love the angel hair all lit up with your village. It looks great with your snowy wall hanging and shelf decorated above.
Is your Merry Christmas picture cross stitched? Looks beautiful.
Punk, the Merry Christmas is part cross stitch, part crewel, a few french knots and a little trapunto. It is cream stitchery on cream linen, with some gold thread tossed in for bling :^). It is 27 years old...wowowow how time flies!!


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Although eventually the defective 2001 Civic airbag inflators were fixed under recalls in 2011 & 2013, that meant for 10 to 12 years airbags were activating with excessive force where metal fragments went shooting into passengers when the airbag deployed.
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By WARREN ST. JOHN
Published: May 25, 2002
Danny Hillis was sitting at his desk in Los Angeles when he got a telephone call with big news. Mr. Hillis, a computer designer and the chairman of the technology company Applied Minds, had been nominated for something called the Dan David prize. His qualification: nothing less than contributing ''to the improvement of the world.''
There was just one problem with the award. ''I'd never heard of it,'' Mr. Hillis said.
Suspecting a hoax, Mr. Hillis logged on to the Internet to do a little research. What he found startled him. Not only did a Dan David prize exist, but it was also endowed with $100 million from a Romanian-born photo booth entrepreneur and is to be administered by Tel Aviv University with a grandiose, dignitary-jammed award ceremony tomorrow. The award committee included Henry A. Kissinger and Klaus Schwab, the founder of the World Economic Forum.
And then there was the prize money: $1 million.
''I was like, wow,'' Mr. Hillis said.
The Dan David prize is only one among a surprising number of little-known big-money awards established in the last few years by wealthy individuals and foundations vying to be the next Nobel or Pulitzer. The number of international awards over $100,000 has shot up to 100 from about 25 in 1990, says Larry Tise, the president of the International Congress of Distinguished Awards.
Yet as big-money honors multiply, people in philanthropy have begun to question whether the large awards are an efficient use of resources or simply elaborate marketing gimmicks that siphon funds and energy from serious philanthropic work.
''If you're talking about giving someone a million-dollar pat on the back, I don't find that an effective way of allocating charitable dollars,'' said Daniel Borochoff, the president of the American Institute of Philanthropy, a group that advises philanthropists. ''There's a lot of waste there.''
But in doing the crude mathematics of the publicity game, many prize administrators have realized what state lotteries learned a long time ago: the bigger the jackpot, the more coverage it gets.
''There's a wow factor to an award that has a big amount of money attached to it,'' said Charles Overby, the chairman of the Freedom Forum, which two years ago named Elián González the recipient of its $1 million ''Free Spirit Award.'' Since paying the money to Elián, a Cuban, was illegal, it gave the funds to a charity that supported child refugees -- but not before The Associated Press noted the audaciousness of the selection.
Like the Nobels, some of the new prizes are carefully thought out to reward research in specific disciplines. Last year, Morris Silverman, a New York City businessman who made a fortune in mini-storage, financed the $1 million Albany Medical Center prize to spur medical research. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation's annual million-dollar prize honors work on global health. The Crown Prince of Dubai endowed the $1 million Zayed Environmental Prize. Then there's the $250,000 William E. Simon Awards for philanthropy, and the $150,000 Peter Gruber Awards for cosmology, genetics and justice.
Other awards are bafflingly vague. The Freedom Forum's Free Spirit Award honors individuals who have ''demonstrated an abundance of free spirit.'' (One of this year's winners was Chuck Yaeger, the legendary test pilot). The Cato Institute's $500,000 Milton Friedman Award, named for the Nobel laureate in economics, is given for nothing more specific than ''advancing liberty.''
There's no sign of a letup. Mr. Gruber, a financier who started his prizes two years ago to honor, as he put it, ''certain disciplines that had not been recognized,'' is considering new prizes in areas like women's rights.
The prize-giving mania is relatively new. ''In the 19th century, it was much more common for recipients to mock prizes and decline them,'' said James English, an English professor at the University of Pennsylvania, who is writing a book about awards. Prizes were once seen, he said, ''as a kind of collective embarrassment.''
Now, no matter whether people complain that there are too many prizes, Mr. English said: ''Well, there are going to be more. Any field that does not yet have a Nobel attached to it, someone is trying to establish one.''
The criticisms of the new awards in the philanthropic world are as varied as the awards themselves. Since prize money is taxed as ordinary income, critics point out, sometimes as much as 40 percent of the award goes directly to government coffers. Nominees are often people, like Mr. Hillis, who don't need the money. And while some prizes, like the MacArthur ''genius'' grants, often reward work by people in the middle of their careers, many others are given to people whose work is mostly behind them.
''I call them foot-in-the-grave awards,'' said Pablo Eisenberg, a senior fellow at Georgetown University's Public Policy Institute. ''I would rather see awards given at a more crucial time in a person's career.''
Even some prizewinners admit to feeling uncomfortable about their awards. ''A prize is an inherently unfair thing,'' said James Peebles, the Albert Einstein Professor of Science Emeritus at Princeton University and the winner in 2000 of the Peter Gruber Award for cosmology. ''I don't know that anyone works in isolation.''


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Refurbished recently, this the "Ryadh Apartment" has 1 bedroom with a double bed, 1 bathroom, living room with a sofa-bed for 2, also, and a balcony with a stunning view over Cascais and the sea.
Kitchenette including stove, oven, fridge, micro wave and a washing machine. Apartment has wifi.
By train you can reach the Estoril (approx. 4 min by train) or Lisbon (approx. 30 min by train). The Estoril Golf Club and the Autodromo do Estoril are also in the area. There are also other golf courses nearby - Penha Longa and Qta Beloura. Sintra and all its attractions are also accessible by public transport. Several beaches are within walking distance from Cascais. In fact, you can have the best of several worlds. Proximity to beach, bars and excellent restaurants, cultural attractions and tourist facilities in Cascais, Estoril and proximity to the capital Lisbon with its familiar atmosphere.
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|Car advised, Wheelchair users
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Lisboa 32 km, Nearest railway: Cascais 5 km
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|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|Internet access, Sea view
|TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Bicycles available
|Wheelchair users, Lift access
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The Central Portugal region
Cascais have a large yacht harbour and several small sand beaches in and around town. Cascais is easily reached from Lisbon by car, (A5 Lisboa-Cascais highway, or the scenic "marginal" road), or by frequent inexpensive commuter trains. It has the ruins of a castle, an art and sea museum, as well as parks and the charming cobbled streets of the historic centre. The town has many hotels and tourist apartments as well as many good restaurants of varying cost. It is a fine base to use for those visiting Lisbon and its environs who prefer to stay outside of the city yet in an equally urban and sophisticated environment.
Cascais is surrounded by popular beaches, such as Guincho Beach to the west, and the lush Sintra mountains to the north. Some of its shoreline is cliff-y, attracting tourists for its seascapes and other natural sights such as the Boca do Inferno. It is also becoming a popular golf destination, with over 10 golf courses nearby. Surfing, sailing, windsurfing, and kitesurfing are also popular in the region around Cascais due to favourable weather, wind, and sea conditions. In 2007, Cascais was the official host of the ISAF World Championship in sailing for dinghies and racing yachts.
The municipality also hosts international tennis and motorcycling events and hosted for many years the FIA F1 Portugal Grand Prix. The famous Estoril Casino is one of the largest in Europe. Near the casino is the "Hotel Palácio" (Palace Hotel), a 5-star hotel where scenes of the James Bond movie On Her Majesty's Secret Service were shot.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York Democrat candidate blamed President Barack Obama on Thursday for his loss in a special election for a House of Representatives district that had been held by the Democrats for more than 80 years.
The Republican upset on Tuesday in a district where Democrats outnumber Republicans three to one has rattled some Democrats ahead of the November 2012 presidential election.
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Republican Bob Turner, a retired media executive, won by six percentage points after urging discontented voters to send Obama a message. It is the first time the Republicans have won the heavily Jewish district since the 1920s.
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"It's an exciting atmosphere," Crosby told pittsburghpenguins.com Thursday after the team's practice at home. "We know they play well there. I played world junior there for a couple games. It's exciting. It's a good building. They're excited to have hockey there."
Crosby, before he was selected first overall in the 2005 entry draft, was part of the gold-medal-winning Team Canada that trained here and played two exhibition games in the MTS Centre prior to the world junior in Grand Forks, N.D. Last season because of the symptoms of concussion, Crosby missed three of four games the Penguins played against the Jets.
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A street performer climbs onto his monocycle during the St Patrick's Festival 2006.
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A street performer climbs onto his monocycle during the St Patrick's Festival 2006.
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Yes, that look on his face in photo two is charming!
Why am I just wishign to see a shot of him falling off the cycle? Why am I soo evil? Yep like the expression on his face in the 2nd shot
geez………..brave dude. nice capture
That guy has a lot of courage! I can't imagine falling off that, ouch!
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