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Wouldn't it be nice if there were an etchant that you could re-use indefinitely so that you don't have to worry about disposing of the copper, and that could be made in lifetime supply for like $10.00 with ingredients bought at hardware and drugstores? (And it's prettier too.)
I got seven words for you: Copper Chloride in Aqueous Hydrochloric Acid Solution! (Exclamation point!)
But how're you going to get CCiAHAS? Conveniently enough, by starting out with a simple two-ingredient starter etchant, and doing a bunch of etching.
Step 1: Ingredients: The Starter Etchant
(OK, actually three. But the third one's copper. See the chemistry section for an explanation.)
Hydrochloric (muriatic acid, "pool acid", etc.) is available at a hardware store. The acid I got is 31.45% (or 10M) and should run around $5 per gallon. Which is more than you'll ever, ever need.
The peroxide is normal 3% for mouthwash or cleaning cuts, and can be bought at a drug store for $2-3 for a big bottle.
You'll also need a non-metallic container that fits your PCB and two standardized measuring cups.
As long as you're in the hardware store, pick up some acetone if you don't already have some. It's useful for removing the etch resist. (That's for another instructable.)
Step 2: Put the Lime in the Coconut...
Measure out one quantity of hydrochloric acid and pour it in. ("Do like you oughta, add acid to water" to minimize the chance of an out-of-control exothermic reaction.)
Be careful with the acid. This stuff (at 10 molar) is strong. Mine fumed a bit when I took the cap off. Don't breathe it directly, and be sure you've opened the kitchen window.
The starter etchant you've just made, on the other hand, is not so bad -- around 3M HCl with a medium-strong oxidizer. I find it doesn't fume much at room temperature when I'm re-using a batch.
That said, you've got to be very careful to keep it away from metal -- especially your stainless-steel kitchen sink. It'll eat the stainless coating right off. Keep plenty of water flowing at all times when you've got any of this (even a drop) near the sink.
Step 3: Add PCB and you're Etching.
If this is the first time you're using this batch of solution (and I presume it is), it'll etch super-fast. This small board took only 2 minutes. Yikes!
Since I use a deep container, I tend to swirl it around as it etches. This stuff is so active, though, that I'm not sure it's necessary.
Keep the window open for ventilation because the starter solution gives off a little chlorine gas. (The end-etchant gives off much, much less.)
Also, note how the etchant gets greener over time as it eats away the copper. This is good news.
What's happening is that you're dissolving the copper from the board and turning it into cupric chloride. In the long-run, the cupric chloride will be doing most of the etching (instead of requiring disposal). For now, just watch your solution turn light green. Next time you use it, the color will deepen.
Step 4: Chemistry Break
I stumbled on this idea when I saw this website: Etching with Air Regenerated Acid Cupric Chloride by Adam Sechelle. Cupric chloride can be re-used indefinately by topping up the acid levels and adding oxygen (bubbled in from the atmosphere). Sounds cheap and environmentally friendly to boot.
The website's got a lot of good chemistry info on cupric chloride etching. His data on etching speeds is great, and his simple titration procedure for maintaining the acidity of the solution is pretty nice.
To make the cupric chloride solution, he dissolves a bunch of copper wire in hydrochloric acid, and mentions maybe using hydrogen peroxide to speed up the oxidation, but doesn't go into detail.
Which got me thinking. You didn't have any cupric chloride yet, but you can make it by dissolving copper. Dissolving copper is the name of the etching game. So we can make one etchant that makes another etchant that's infinitely re-chargeable. Elegant.
Turns out that hydrochloric/peroxide is a common home-brew etchant (and I've re-re-invented the wheel, again) but I guess that people got so used to throwing away their "spent" etchant that they don't think about re-using it. The whole point of this instructable is that you don't throw it away, but use the dissolved copper forevermore as your long-run etchant.
Here's what's going on chemically:
Before there's much copper dissolved in the solution, Cu + 2 HCl + H2O2 -> CuCl2+ 2H2O is the dominant net reaction. That is, the extra oxygen in solution from the peroxide is oxidizing the copper metal, in presence of the acid, to make copper (II) chloride. That's our starter etchant. The resulting CuCl2 shoud be a nice emerald green color.
After you've dissolved a lot of copper into the solution, and used up all the peroxide, the copper chloride does most of the etching for you: CuCl2 + Cu -> 2 CuCl. That's the end etchant.
Eventually you etch so much that you convert all the CuCl2 into CuCl, which doesn't dissolve copper (and is a yucky brown color). As long as you've got enough acid in the solution, you can simply add more oxygen to re-oxidize the copper(I), making more copper(II) chloride and water: 2 CuCl + 2 HCl + O -> 2 CuCl2 + H2O. And then you can etch again.
Bottom Line:
Two things to maintain: CuCl2 levels and acid levels.
CuCl2: After all the peroxide is used up, and the solution starts turning brownish, you'll have to add oxygen to regenerate the solution again: toss in a few more capfuls of peroxide or bubble air through the solution or swirl it around vigorously, or just pour it into an open container and wait. It's easy to tell when you're ready to etch again, because the solution turns green.
It's also impossible to add too much oxygen by adding air, so bubble/swirl to your heart's content. If you're using peroxide to add oxygen, be sparing -- a little goes a long way, and it's mostly water so you're diluting your etchant by adding it.
Acid: Note that HCl is being consumed in the starter etchant and the regeneration reactions. So we're going to have to add a bit more acid as time goes by. If you notice that it's harder to re-green your brown etchant, it's probably time to start thinking acid.
I've tried the titration described on Adam's site a couple times, and it's pretty easy but requires an accurate scale and pure lye (back to the hardware store...). It's easier to just toss in a capful of acid every few batches of boards, which seems to do the trick for me.
Step 5: Save the etchant for next round. You're done.
Some final notes here:
1) You can make quite a bit of this stuff very easily, and since you're re-using it, there's no real reason to skimp; put plenty of etchant in your "tank." When you use too little FeCl etchant, for instance, it can get saturated with copper and slow down which can result in long etching times and pitting or undercutting or worse. When I'm etching a board with copper chloride, I'll pour a couple extra inches of solution into the container. It's reusable anyway, and the extra exposure to oxygen just regenerates it. Live large.
2) Don't make too much. As you keep re-using the solution, you're going to need to add a little more acid and a little more peroxide every once in a while. If you've got a 750 milliliter container, start out with less than 500 milliliters of solution. Give yourself some room to grow over time. After all, the main point is to avoid having to dispose the copper in spent etchant.
3) If you've got too much volume of etchant (it will happen eventually) you can evaporate out the extra water by putting it in a shallow (non-metallic) pan or beaker or whatever and letting it sit for a while. This concentrates the copper in solution, giving you a stronger etchant. It'll also re-oxidize some of the copper for you, a bonus. Remember when you're adding the peroxide that you're actually adding 97% water.
4) The linked website suggests that the acid levels in the etchant are not critical as long as there's some acid in solution to do the CuCl2 regeneration. The amount of CuCl2 (vs CuCl) present is easy to diagnose by the color of the solution. Add oxygen to re-green, and add a bit of acid if that's not working. Worst case is that you may have to wait a few more minutes per etch with a sub-optimal bath. This isn't rocket surgery.
5) I do have an aquarium pump ($6 at fish store) that I've used to re-activate my solution. Sometimes I'd leave it on for a few hours while I'm at work if I've been etching a lot. But lately I've been lazy/impatient and tossed in a couple capfuls of peroxide. Both seem to work just fine.
6) The environmental benefit of etching with copper over ferric lies mostly in not having to dispose of the copper that comes off your boards every few times you etch. When and if you do end up with too much copper etchant, please treat it like the hazardous waste that it is -- look into your local hazardous chemical disposal options. There's no getting around the fact that copper salts are (for instance) poisonous to fish even in very dilute concentrations.
Step 6: Alternative (overly-complex) Method: Make Cupric Chloride Faster.
I don't think it's a particularly good idea, but here's how I got to the end-stage etchant faster.
I mixed the acid/peroxide 1:1 instead of 1:2. The idea was to have a bunch of acid leftover for later regeneration. I don't think it's a good idea, and I wouldn't do it again. 1:2 is probably better, and results in more copper in solution faster with less fuming.
To control the fumes, I used the patent-pending (just kidding) Two-Pint-Glass Fume-Containment-Apparatus. Pour in the peroxide, add the copper, then put one glass on top of the other. Pour the acid down through a small gap between the two glasses and re-seal. Voila. No fumes. (See video. I think I did it with water as an example.)
I also kick-started the formation of cupric chloride by first making copper oxide, which turns to cupric chloride just in the presence of acid alone. This isn't necessary at all, but it was fun. Heat up a coil of copper wire on the stove to red-hot and you get a flakey coating of copper oxide.
Otherwise, it's basically the previous procedure, so just see the pics for notes. I wouldn't recommend it anyway. The less copper you dissolve, the less copper needs to be (eventually?) disposed of, and the acid/peroxide etchant is plenty easy to use.
The two-cup technique is cute. I still recommend it.
Can you store the etchant in the container (plastic) that you are using for etching? Can you use a cover on it when storing?
Had way too much fun with a bunch of the brass scrap kicking around in my workshop.
I tried this method today to do a Arduino RSSI Antenna Tracker board, worked Perfectly!! Way better than Ferric Chloride method. Plus side also you can see what it's doing - Will now only use this method! Thanks!!
What is the best way to wash off the hydrochloric acid and hydrogen peroxide after the etching is done? Water? Would ammonia or baking soda cause a dangerous reaction?
i would just use a large water bath in a non reactive container to wash the board, then add some baking soda before dumping it out. don't add ammonia though, there's chlorine compounds in there and ammonia could liberate the chlorine gas, which is nasty in even small amounts.
what did you use as a resist for the etching? considering using this for some copper tubing
Thanks a lot The Real Elliot. This worked amazingly well. Etched my 6x6 inches pcb in just 3 to 4 mins, Ferric Chloride used to take more than 30 mins. That is a great etchant. Much more cleaner and easier to use as compared to FeCl3. :)
With the 1:2 ratio of 10M HCl and 3% H2O2, the actual molar ratio is 4:1, with the equation requiring only 2:1, so you do already have a fair bit of acid left over.
Although I'm not a chemist either ;)
Also, a minor correction (as I see it) to one of your equations:
4CuCl + 4HCl + O2 -> 4CuCl + 2H2O
Since oxygen doesn't naturally occur as a single atom :)
Will the starter etchant work on brass? I'm using ferric to etch brass, but it stops working after just a few uses. If I can make the etchant cheep, I'm ok with that, but if I can make it cheep AND use it forever, well that sounds perfect! Would it work better if I dissolved some copper wire in it?
With all the positive comments below, I gotta try this solution.
I started using this combination to etch copper for jewelry components. i like it very much. It works fast and due to the size and amount you get of the pool acid, you can etch many things at a time in many containers. The etching is also very crisp.
Thanks! I finally got a laser printer and now I can print my own circuits. Your instructable has been very useful, I probably couldn't had been able to find Ferric Chloride in my area.
I'm making a coupler for a savaged VFD so I can hook it to a breadboard for testing. I intend to make a retro alarm clock with it.
Works really good, significantly reduces waste.
HI, I made this solution as described and tested some boards with a little bit of the solution and it worked great, in fact the best! But however, I did not use any of the bulk solution as yet, so it was as it was mixed, but now a week and a half later I wanted to use the solution and it has depleted its etching properties. how can I re-generate this mixture back to what it was. I did use distilled water. Do you think or can I re-mix the proportions using the old solution from 1 part acid to 2 parts H2OO, i.o.w 33% H2OO with the old solution to make the 3 % to mix with the acid. maybe I need to just make a bubbler for it?
Thanks L
Hey cool! I never use ferric chloride anymore. I use the same technique in my Instructable check it out,
I got a goob ammount of crystaline CuCl2 (i think). If pics are needed, please say so, Can make them in the weekend.
If i want to etch with this, i only need HCl and bubble it up during etching if i did my chemistry correctly, right?
Sorry... Electronician here not a chemist...
Not bad! And awesome for a first run.
Are you using toner transfer? If so, I'd say your iron is running a little hot b/c of the smudged-out pin holes. Try using more pressure (lean into the iron with your full body weight) and less temperature and see if it's easier to get consistent results.
If you're feeling really experimental, you can run a bunch of practice prints reducing the temperature each time until you get a transfer that's not smudgy. No need to waste copper board by etching each trial either -- just wipe away with acetone and try again. You should get the proper temperature dialed in within half an hour.
Thanks for the hints! Will indeed try that myself! I always was afraid of pressure... Because of this smudging... But yeah: Maybe a higher pressure + Lower temperature may just do the trick!
Haha, I just got my hands on some 30% H2O2 and i thought it would be funny to make it really acidic. I mixed one part 30% H2O2 with three parts HCl.
Put in my board (about 10cm by 10cm). It made a hissing sound, I couldn't see my board through all the bubbles. Took 20 seconds for the entire etch. I was just standing there looking at the mixture like: what ಠ_ಠ
Yeah. You _can_ push the concentrations up a lot, but eventually there are tradeoffs. Mainly:
1) Fuming. Highly concentrated HCl solutions end up in the atmosphere, rusting your kitchen knives and/or any other exposed metal nearby. (Guess how I know?) It's just a lot more convenient to handle lower (2-4M) concentrations. Keep the lid tight when you're storing the etchant regardless.
2) Etching too fast. There's a thin line between etching all the exposed copper away, and etching more than you wanted. If you think of the copper layer on the board in 3D, while the topmost surface may be protected, the sides are vulnerable once the etch is done. This kind of over-etching is called "undercutting". And all things equal, undercutting is easier to avoid (the timing is less critical) with a slower-moving etch.
I aim for a 10-minute (or so) etch with continuous agitation.
Next time it would probably be best to just get a plate and poor it on top while sitting outside.
Easy instructions and works pretty well. Thank you for this easy to follow and knowledgeable instructable. The comments were quite helpful and enlightening. Here is some quick boards I've done and the container for it. Does anyone know the pressure this solution can build up to in a container? or can I leave in a semi-sealed tank?
Swishing the board around really helps even with the bubbler now, I was thinking of heating the solution a little and somehow getting either a pump or something to keep the liquid moving over the boards. Without swishing it around it just wouldn't etch or etched really slowly and unevenly because the oxidized layer. With swishing it's taken around 20-30 mins depending on how much copper I am removing.
Also noted that the poor bubbler stone was nice and blue when I bought it, after sitting there for half a day it was very light and then a day late is just whitish now.
Nice job, great results, well documented. Best comments evar! :)
Thanks for mentioning your experience with swirling / agitation. I absolutely should have highlighted that in the instructable. The etchant (any etchant) saturates pretty quickly in the immediate neighborhood of the part you're etching, and it'll slow down almost to a crawl unless you keep that layer mixing with the rest of the solution.
When you swirl it, you can sometimes even see little dark brown clouds of copper coming off the board and then dissolving into the rest of the solution.
The bubbler looks awesome. Let us know how that holds up in the long run. And be careful not to let the etchant back up into the pump!
A hint, if I may:
You etched away a _lot_ of copper. If you add a ground plane pour in your design, you can drastically reduce the amount of copper to remove, and you'll speed the time up a lot. Or heck, use up some of that free space on the board for art...
Anyway, like I said: awesome comment!
Yeah, I have done some ground plane boards but for these particular ones I was trying to do a single point ground as suggested in the datasheet for the fun of it, and to get the solution started. The large board however I would have take the approach but I have 12 gauge wire on a lot of the tracks (it's an adjustable current sink). But the art ideas is an interesting way save up some copper from being eaten away, never thought of that, thank you.
Followed directions using 200ml 3% hydrogen peroxide and 100ml 31.45% HCL (muriatic acid). Worked perfectly and exactly as described. Good stuff. Way cheaper than the ferric chloride I have been using and I dont have to heat it.
Hi, I've noticed that the mix I've made releases small bubbles, resembling champagne ones, even thought there isn't any copper inside and the last reaction took time hours ago is this safe?
The amount of bubbles seems to be very low, but it keeps going for hours.
As a precaution measure the lid is a bit loose to avoid pressure to build up inside.
Hydrogen Peroxide decomposes to water and oxygen spontaneously; that'll be what you're seeing. So it's pretty safe.
It happens faster when exposed to light, which is why it's sold in dark bottles.
If you want more concentrated H2O2, is is available as "Clear Hair Developer" in the drug store with the hair dyes. 10 Volume is 3%, on up to 40 volume which is 12%.
Hi, thanks for the tutorial, I successfully etched my first board today, before that I was using a cnc from a friend avoiding etching cause the concerns of disposing the acid etc, so the idea of the recycling etch was really amazing. Even thou seems that most people don't get it, and just like this recipe for the fast first etching...
I just did a little test, it was great, I got 15% hcl and 3% h2o2 I started mixing by 1:1, no etching so after 5 minutes I added another part of h202 and the etching started, took less then 5 minutes. Great.
I used a little glass bottle for the enchant, but after reading some comments now I'm afraid it could explode for the pressure, but I don't won't to leave it open cause I'm afraid it would loose it's effect... any advice for storage and for the next pcb? I would like to do the best I can for re-use everything the best possible way. I want to use a acquarium pump too...
ps. I think I got just 25ml of total for this little board picture attached.
I found one that just uses vinegar and peroxide. That's as cheap and safe as you could get!
What metals will I be able to etch with this solution? I usually work with brass, copper and nickel silver blanks.
Reporting results after first use: this thing is sick, in the best way. Money for roughly 1.5 litres of this stuff set me back the same as a small (250ml) bottle of FeCl3. Roughly twice as fast on the first use, and if it can be reused almost indefinitely, this means I won't have to buy more chloride ever again. Piece of advice for everyone, this thing's quite friendly for toner and should be awesome for serigraphy (haven't tried) but it's very destructive on sharpie lines; try to make at least 3 layers of marker beforehand, because this tends to wash away the ink rather fast.
what is the minimum percentage HCL acid needed?
I can get 33% online, but is a bit pricey.
but i can get brick cleaner from local shop which is a lot cheaper but is only 10-15% HCL
My recipe calls for 34ish% acid (10M) and 3% peroxide (97% water) mixed 1:2. This means the resulting acid is diluted by a third (one part in three total parts) and so is around 10%.
You're starting out with around 10% acid, so you can't really afford to add too much peroxide. If I were you, I'd experiment with straight 10% acid, and tossing in a few capfuls of peroxide at a time. Or maybe I'd go as far as a 1:1 mix of weaker acid and peroxide. Or maybe try to find some strong (10-15%) peroxide so that you don't have to water the mix down as much.
Either way, experiment. The worst that'll happen is that it doesn't work very quickly, but even with a weaker acid solution you should get etching. Post back with your results?
thanks i think i can get some 10% peroxide but would 30% hydrogen peroxide be over kill?
also once i have made the copper chloride could i boil it down then add more HCL to make it stronger?


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I don't have my HERMS set up yet so I only do single infusion at this time. I make 10 gallon batches with 15 gallon HLT and BK pots and a 70 qt cooler. I am brewing a classic Kolsch recipe this weekend and would really like to get as close to style as possible. Looking to make a dry and clear beer. Sine I can't effectively raise mash temps, I was thinking of doing a two-step infusion. First infusion (dough-in) would try to shoot for a rest of 145 degrees. Probably use 1qt per pound of liqour. Second infusion would shoot for a mash temp of 155 using .5qts per pound. Total grain weight of 22 pounds. First rest 50 minutes, second rest 20. Does this sound like a good approach? Or would a single infusion at 148 be just as good with a thin mash and long temps? Thanks!
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The whole thick vs. thin mash thing has been discussed and many now believe it has no noticeable impact on fermentable sugars v. dextrins in homebrewing. However, the standard 1.25 qts/lb for a single infusion is pretty thick and probably became standard in homebrewing from the propensity of brewers brewing ales. Thinner is fine too and 1.5 to 2 qts/lb is what I usually do.
Anyway, if you did a single infusion, you want to go at least to 149°F because starch has trouble gelatinizing below that. Your step infusion sounds fine. You could go like 45 min. at 145°F and then 156-158°F for 30 minutes and get a relatively dry beer with some body.
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This year's youth fishing event here was a big success despite it being a very windy day.
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Indian Lake Community Planning Committee gets 501(c)(3) status
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Indian Lake honors Garden Club, sets budget hearing
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Indian Lake school mural reflects community's vibrancy
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Indian Lake school welcomes international students
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a resident of Mountain View
on Mar 13, 2013 at 8:47 pm
Enough of the royal WE from Dawkins...when you lose by one pt in overtime and your team has made ONE free throw, that's bad coaching. Tired of this same ole song and dance in the Dawkins era...he's had his chance...time for new management
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on Mar 14, 2013 at 11:57 am
Agreed, that the team shot only 1 free throw, is on Dawkins. All he had to do was to instruct the team to hold off on outside shots when they were not good looks, take it to the hoop, and look to make contact. It's way past time for a coaching change.
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Manufactured from 1962 to 1968 by Olympus Optical Co. in Japan. As a half-frame, it took 72 "portrait" images on a 36 exposure roll of 35mm film. It was an improved version of their EE model. It had a selenium cell controlled automatic exposure mode for either 200 or 160 ASA film, or you could set the shutter speed or you could set the aperture for X-sync flash pictures—all with the same ring around the camera lens! It featured a shutter lockout—if the cell didn't detect enough light for the setting selected, the shutter would not fire. It had a 30mm f/2.8 lens with zone focusing. And to make it easier to load the camera, the entire back and bottom of the camera was removed to change film.
See also: www.olympus.co.jp/en/corc/history/camera/pen.cfm?ote=1
blech, fabbio, sophiallen92, and 18 other people added this photo to their favorites.
The PEN was a very nice piece of cam technology!
Nice, an early forerunner to the Trip, I guess?
I've just got hold of a Pen FT (I guess the SLR version of this) from 1968. Great little camera.
i have one :D
es como de las peliculas xD
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Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Camera porn, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
Do you know how to remove the selenium 'eye'? I got the lens off but i carnt figure out how the 'eye' comes away?
Sorry--I try my best to not take these things apart. [grin] But usually the selenium cells where glued to a metal or plastic base plate. You may have to sacrifice it to get it off...
I was wondering if this one still available to buy.
If you asking about mine, specifically, it's not for sale. The Olympus Pen film cameras are no longer made, but they were very popular--and plentiful--and it's usually easy to find a working on Ebay or a similar online auction site. Olympus has "updated" the trade name, though--the new digital Pen cameras are very nice and designed to invoke the nostalgia of using the old film camera...
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The world's most successful coaches have a clear sense of why they coach(purpose) and the principles that guide their everyday actions (core values).The purpose of this webinar is to share examples of how successful coaches identify, articulate, and use their purpose and core values to create a strong foundation for leadership. Wednesday, January 28, 2015 1:00 – 2:00pm EST - Miss it? ACCESS IT HERE!
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Looks like a ghost town o.O
I just don't get it. What's with his yellow-blue t-shirt.
Finally a relaxing screenshot!
those two zombies in front are like me and my friend....
Both just as nutcases as we are xD
Clowns... Everywhere... o_o
Every zombie in the hooouse toniiight
Zombies are like "WHERE'S OUR BEEeeEErR"
I love how the Beer-sign distracts the attention away from the zombies
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Uh... Francis look behind?!
When you look closely you can see a zombie grabbing other zombie's *** o.o
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Francis: Surprise, MOTHAF*CKA!!
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Awwwd they're taking a bath together! :3
Can't wait to play this although it's pretty sexist game...
I remember Pewdie do this.
It was hilarious as hell XD
I hate this part...
Nah I'm not scared. It's just a colorful room :)
Haha that's SO true.
I wonder what Mr. Chairs are talking about ^-^
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Cool :) Nice work bro! *Brofist*
I love how the monster to the right looks like it's dancing :D
If I played this, there should be more than 10 people around me.. ;_;
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The Jewish Family and Children Services and the All Faiths Food Bank honored veterans Tuesday, May 28 at Michaels on East at A Tribute to Veterans luncheon. Veterans Earl E. Jacobson, Daniel F. Kennedy, Rick Rogala, John W. Saputo, Troy C. Scott and Steve Wilberding were honored with awards for their dedication to veterans and the community.
Hundreds of people lined the Main Street Monday, May 27 to watch the Memorial Day Parade and pay tribute to American heroes. JROTC from local high schools, community organizations and veterans marched in the parade as onlookers waved flags and showed their patriotic spirit.
Cardinal Mooney Catholic High School seniors celebrated high school graduation Friday, May 24, at the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall. Seniors wore graduation caps and gowns and received their diplomas, as well as shows of support from family and friends.
Families got together at the Sarasota Sailing Squadron for the 21st Annual Race Around Lido Monday, May 27 to raise funds for Luffing Lassies, a women's sailing group, and to enjoy the Memorial Day Holiday. Approximately 80 people took their sailboats and calculated how much time it would take for them to get from the North beach to the sailing squadron. The team with the closest estimate won the race.
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Visa fees for cruise passengers entering Vietnam drops to $5 per person. Instead of the surprisingly high fee of US $45, international cruise passengers now have to pay only US $5 per visa, when they go ashore for a local … Continue reading
Ho Chi Minh City Will Open River Tours To Cambodia
The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism will conduct a survey on a long-distance river tour from Bach Dang Wharf in the city's District 1 to Cambodia, as the short-distance tours have started to get customers. … Continue reading
Assessment on Foreign Assistance for Vietnam's Tourism 2000-2011
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Bronze Pagoda – The Largest Pagoda Is Made From Bronze
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Spend Your Weekends To Enjoy The Natural Beauty Of Dai Lai Lake
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KTO Promotes Korean Tourism In Vietnam
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Josh has a diverse legal background with a concentration on litigation. Josh has practiced in numerous litigation areas, including casualty defense, director and officer liability, professional malpractice liability, cyber-risk law, product recall, premises liability, commercial and contract disputes, as well as all facets of intellectual property, including advertisement injury, unfair competition, trademark infringement, copyright infringement, on-line advertising law, and trade secrets litigation. Furthermore, Josh's transactional practice includes trademark and copyright prosecution, and counseling, negotiating and drafting domestic and international manufacturing, licensing, distribution, sales, and marketing agreements.
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Manchester woman arrested on drug offenses
On Thursday morning, the SWAT team and members of the department's Special Enforcement Division raided the home of Carmen Morales, 28, of 96 Baker St., first floor.
Morales, who is on federal probation for prior drug-related offenses, was arrested without incident on two counts of sale of a controlled drug.
Morales' boyfriend, Juan Hernandez, was inside the apartment, but was not arrested.
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Lidstrom:Sorvall Centrifuge
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We have a Sorvoll RC-5B centrifuge that is useful for spinning large volumes in 0.5L bottles or medium-sized (a few mL) volumes very quickly
- Holds 8*50 mL, spins at 20,000 RPM/36,900 RCF
- BUT Katya (circa 2010) recommends using it at <= 18,000 RPM
- Tubes:
- Can't be autoclaved.
- Actually, Amanda might have autoclaved them before.
- Can't write on body; can only write on cap. Sandy says stickers don't stick.
- Can't be autoclaved.
- BUT Katya (circa 2010) recommends using it at <= 7,500
- For bigger bottles. (0.5L)
- Holds eppendorf (1.5mL) tubes
- Spins at 9,000 RPM/13,700 RCF
- Requires 3 pieces for installation:
- (1) the base that you put the filled bottles in
- (2) a matching black metal lid
- (3) a metal rod with threads at one end and a knob on the other.
- Place the based down, screw the lid on counter clockwise and then use the pin to secure it. Try lifting to ensure you secured it correctly.
Explanation of RCF
- For reference, the benchtop 50mL centrifuges (e.g. ST-15R with a TX-400 swinging bucket rotor) we have spin at 4696 RCF.
- There are stickers with maximum speeds. These were set by Katya, a Lidstrom Lab manager, circa 2011. It is unknown what the motivation was for keeping the rotors below maximum speed.
- pre-chill the rotor you plan to use (overnight in fridge)
- turn on centrifuge and set it to the desired temperature range
- The dial on the left (under the temperature gauge) is really two knobs; one turns the lower bound blue stick and the other turns the upper bound red stick.
- The centrifuge will start cooling as soon as you turn it on.
- Install the rotor of your choice
- The small SS-34 rotor requires a T-shaped piece of metal with a screw end on it to install. Turn counter clockwise to screw it on. Use the same piece to unscrew it upon completion.
- The large GS-3 rotor has 3 pieces: the base that you put the filled bottles in, a lid, and a metal rod with threads at one end and a knob on the other. Place the based down, screw the lid on counter clockwise and then use the pin to secure it. Try lifting to ensure you secured it correctly.
- Fill bottles with the cells you want to centrifuge:
- To turn on, you have to have the black line in the temperature gauge panel between the blue and red lines. Then the start button glows and you can begin spinning.
- Note: the centrifuge is slow to speed up and slow to lose speed as well.
- Remove centrifuged cultures
- The machine slows down slowly.
- Leave the lid of the centrifuge open for a few hours until it warms up to room temperature and any condensation has evaporated. This will reduce odors.
Sample protocols
Example protocol for SIP3-4:
Janet's SIP3-4 centrifugation:
- Chill to 4oC with SS-34 rotor inside
- Fill correct tubes
- Spin for ___ min at ___ RCF at ___oC
Example protocol for AM1:
Ask Nate/Ceci
Centrifugation Math & Basics
- Sigma summary:
- sedimentation rate is proportional to RFC, and proportional to the square of the particle diameter (cell diameter).


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|Paterno family, others at PSU sue NCAA
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The lawsuit filed Thursday in Centre County sought to show that the NCAA and its top leadership overstepped the organization's own rules in levying the four-year bowl ban, steep scholarship cuts and other penalties against the football program.
Paterno family representatives also hope the case will raise new questions about the university's internal investigation led by former FBI director Louis Freeh, along with how and why the NCAA used Freeh's report as a basis for its sanctions in July.
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Some snooker rules are not implement correctly.
If player A is fouled he can dicide whether he will do the next shot or his opponent.
In the final after a foul on black the black ball isn't respotted.
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This is not implemented yet. A better implementation of rules is in works. For this there is an open feature request with the number 3304659
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On December 23, 2012, at 2:47 a.m., the Idaho State Police initiated a traffic stop on a 2013 Dodge Caravan traveling west on US 20 at milepost 308, near Idaho Falls, for speeding.
During the traffic stop, the officer obtained probable cause to search the vehicle, and discovered over $60,000 in cash within the vehicle. The driver and two passengers in the vehicle denied having any knowledge of the cash discovered. The occupants of the vehicle were released and the money found was seized.
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Children of mahouts and kavadis are busy studying in a 'tent' school at the Mysore Palace
One may think that the mahouts and kavadis are busy training Dasara elephants, but their children are equally busy with their studies despite being away from their regular schools.
Thanks to a 'tent' school, a makeshift school set up on the Mysore Palace premises, the children's temporary stay here has not disturbed their education. Officials from the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) have arranged for the children to continue their education until the festivities conclude.
A teacher was deputed to this makeshift school under the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan. Since September 7, the school has catered to the needs of 20 children, scattered across standards 1 to 7. Their lessons start from 9.30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The temporary arrangement ensures that the children don't lose interest in their studies because of the break in their schooling, which could eventually lead them to dropout. This arrangement has been in place for many years.
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"This year, the children have shown a keen interest in studies and come to the school on their own. There is a marked improvement in their interest towards studies," said Noor Fathima, a teacher from a Government Urdu School.
Ms. Fathima has been taking classes for the children since the last four years. Thirty more children are expected to join when the second batch of Dasara elephants arrives, bringing the school's total strength to 50, Ms. Fathima said.
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"Harry Dresden continues, Mach III"
Butcher continues in quality, rhythm, and style in this latest 24 hours in the life of Harry Dresden. Not a genre for everyone, but compelling and a very entertaining listen, once one is accustomed to the graphic novel and pop-culture stylistics.Marsters gives wonderful voice to the cast of characters, new and old.
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Health. It's a good thing, right? Our bodies matter. We're not just spiritual beings, we're physical, too. That's how God designed us and ignoring that….well, it's just silly. And gnostic. So taking care of our bodies matters. Seeking to nourish them with good food and maintain an active lifestyle has a deeply moral dimension. But you know what makes me really uncomfortable? When we turn diets and … [Read more...]
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Today Daniel answers your questions about gardening, homesteading, and backyard chickens from last week's Facebook party. Yay! Chickens So, here's the basics of our chicken setup at this point: We have a 4x8 movable coop. It's just an A-frame with one half covered by plywood and the everywhere else wrapped in chicken wire. I can easily open one side. There are roosting bars inside. … [Read more...]
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Growing a Family on One Income: Part I, Being a One-Car Family
I get all riled up about claims that raising children costs millions. Could you spend a million dollars on a child? Sure. You can also spend over $100,000 on a Versailles-inspired Neiman Marcus chicken coop. But that would be unreasonable. Yes, kids aren't cheap, but having a large family doesn't have to be a financial impossibility. Granted, each family's situation is different and living off … [Read more...]
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South Carolina won all five games this past week with non-conference wins vs. College of Charleston and Coastal Carolina and a three-game sweep of 20th ranked Tennessee. The Gamecocks are 24-3 and 6-3 in the SEC. The 6-3 record is tied for the best in the SEC with Alabama, Florida and Mississippi State through the first three weeks of the season.
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Rahul Dravid left for India on Wednesday afternoon. Dravid was briefly present at the Sher-e-Bangla Stadium here on the fourth day of the second Test before he left for the airport to catch a flight to Mumbai and from there to Bangalore.
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Seems to be having similar problem here.
For me the problem only appears when I'm in space.
Suddenly keyboard would stop responding.
Mouse works though.
So had to just follow another player to engagement area and use the mouse to control the rest.
Basically being towed into fights, with no way of controlling my own movement.
Really odd.
If I just minimize the game, the keyboard is fine on other applications.
Going back to the game, keyboard still non-responsive.
Anyone got any idea on a fix?
just something to check, do you have a joystick/gamepad/xbox360 controller plugged in, the game has some basic mappings for these (or at least the gamepads), if they are being "pressed" accidentally, and even if they aren't it could cause problems.
loath as i am to admit a mistake of my own (sadly it does happen lol), i had a "keyboard not working" problem, it turned out to be my xbox controller got knocked off my tower and the left stick was being "used" to turn right, this overroad all my keyboard controls until i realized what was happening. if you do have something like this plugged in, unplug it even if it doesn't seem to be getting used and see if the problem goes away.


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Tonight's Sizzlin' Summer Plaza kickoff show at the Honeywell Center will be bittersweet, according to singer John Kirkwood. Kirkwood, a Syracuse resident, is returning to Wabash one last time with the John Kirkwood Band to play an evening of classic rock, Top 40 hits and a little funk.
"Wabash has always been a great town," Kirkwood told the Plain Dealer. "This is our fourth or fifth year now, and the crowds are incredible. I'm very honored and humbled at the turnouts."