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Three hats on a 12x18 cake. The hats are cake made in three small bowls covered in fondant. This is my first time using fondant in this way. I have a whole new appreciation for how much work it is! Some of the roses were made Duffs way with the circles.
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Come on... Let's say he beats Lebedev (wich I don't believe) it would be his biggest win in many years, but it's a non title Cruiserweight bout.
Toney still won't be in HW contender status after that, so he has to beat another opponent first and with Toney's current activity it means the fight would happen no earlier as the end of 2012 (with James being 44 by then).
Toney would certainly get top-15 HW rating for some organizations, if he beats top-3 cruiserweight in the world and moves back up to HW.
So he wouldnt need to have an another match before the title shot.
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The only reason Toney could hang in there with sub top Heavies until now is his technical ability, experience and incredible chin.
That's also probably the reason why people here see him beat a crude puncher like Lebedev, walking trough a couple of big shots that drop most guys from that weight and edging out a decision. Wich might be true, but now imagine him taking that shots from Wlad for 9 or 10 rounds. The man can't put together even one clear sentence now, what would such an onslaught do to the guy?
Wlad wouldnt be able to hit him with his power punches cleanly and would be very cautious when he would fight counter puncher of Toneys caliber.
Toney would at least make it a closer fight, than most of the Wlads opponents could.
Of course fighting Povetkin for the title first would be better idea in my mind, than going straight to Wlad after Lebedev.
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Very easy and tasty meal. My 2 year old son loved it! I will definitely make it again, but next time will use a bit less miso paste and a bit more water--the sauce was a little too pasty for me.
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Thanks for the tips on correcting errors..... any tips on removing slime from carpet?!?ReplyDeleteReplies
YES! Thank you for reminding me!!! Use vinegar - it will dissolve it. I am adding that to the post right now! :)Delete
Great tips! We've been making slime since I was a little girl and now make we my kids. Nothing keeps all ages quite entranced like slime!ReplyDeleteReplies
It's so fun!!!Delete
Thanks for all the tips, Asia! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
No problem! Hope they help! :)Delete
I was so happy about this post, because I've had several slime fails and never knew if it was too much starch or glue. (It was too much starch.) Now I have a reference. THANK YOU!ReplyDeleteReplies
This is FAB!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
YAY! Thank you!!!! :) :) :)Delete
- AnonymousJune 10, 2014 at 4:19 AM
I haven't yet considered the liquid starch version yet because I have a toddler who will still put things in her mouth. Should I wait until she's stopped doing that or is it safe?ReplyDeleteReplies
No you are completely correct - glue and liquid starch are not things you want going in the mouths of littles. :) I'd recommend using our Edible Slime (which we loooove) until she's solidly grown out of that stage. Here's the link to the recipe for that one:Delete
- AnonymousJune 17, 2014 at 8:28 AM
any recipes for small amounts?? would like to put ingredents in zip bags and let kids mix by squizing the bags?? will this work??ReplyDeleteReplies
Definitely! Just add an amount of glue and add much less liquid starch a little bit at a time until it firms up and isn't sticking to the sides of the bag. Hope that helps!Delete
is it imperative that you use clear glue, or can the regular glue be used?ReplyDeleteReplies
Great question! We've used both, but I like the look of the clear glue best, so I tend to use that most often. Either should work!Delete
You are truly the slime guru! Queen of Slime :) Thank you for sharing this, I am sure it will be infinitely helpful information. I hate when concoctions don't work out!ReplyDeleteReplies
Aw, thank you Suzanne! Me too - it's SUCH a bummer! It's also so sad for me if people try something from here and it doesn't work - this will hopefully remedy that situation! :)Delete
- AnonymousJune 27, 2014 at 10:35 AM
Hi. I have tried this slime recipe twice with Ellmers glue (which by the way is quite expensive here in Dubai) and 2 different brands of liquid starch (which is not easy to find!), but nothing happens. There is no chemical reaction whatsoever. The glue just looks like thinner, as if you have added water to it. Any suggestions?ReplyDeleteReplies
Nooooo!!!!! That is SO frustrating. I would guess that the liquid starch over there has different ingredients. :( I think that in order to work, the liquid starch has to contain "sodium tetraborate". Is that listed as an ingredient in either of the brands you tried? SO SO SO sorry! :(Delete
Can you give any advice on storing slime to play again another day? Like how to keep, how long it can keep... My kids will play for awhile and then want to stop. It's too expensive to throw away after such a short play time. Thank youReplyDeleteReplies
Yes that information is in the post already. It's towards the end. Thanks!Delete
Not sure what went wrong. We followed the directions, using clear glue and Glide fabric starch. There was no chemical reaction. We tried shaking and adding more starch, to no avail.ReplyDeleteReplies
Ohhh, I bet that Glide does not have the right ingredients. :( Boo! To work the liquid starch must contain sodium tetraborate. I'm so sorry!!!!Delete
I finally tried making this kind of slime tonight, and reading this post beforehand made it so easy! I actually shouted across my house to Chris, "LOOK, I MADE AWESOME!" The kiddo even played with it after days saying, "I don't like to play with slime," every time he saw a photo of S playing with it. :DReplyDeleteReplies
YAYYYYY!!!!! It makes me so happy to hear all of that! I hope you post it - I am loving the new site so far!!!!!Delete
- AnonymousAugust 8, 2014 at 7:30 PM
I'm 25 with no kids but a same-aged boyfriend and plan to make this stuff. Haha, it's something to do and something to give him and his similarly childlike minded friends to play with.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hahhaaha, I love it! It's SERIOUSLY so fun. I'm 34 and I totally love playing with slime still! :)Delete
- AnonymousOctober 8, 2014 at 5:11 PM
Hi! Every time we try to make slime, we wind up making Flubber! It's rubbery and pulls apart instead of being, well, slimy. We've used clear and white elmers glue, stay-flo, and borax. No luck! Any ideas?ReplyDeleteReplies
Kneading in more glue will make it less solid! Hope that helps. :)Delete
Hi, i love your blog. I have been searching for your borax recepie but cant find it. I have tried other recepies but the result is like a sponge. Which is great if you want to do spongebob :) but i was going for slime... Do you have any tips?ReplyDeleteReplies
We don't use borax at all - I find it much easier to use liquid starch or detergent, so those are the only slime recipes we use, but if you look at the Ultimate Guide to Slimes, there are several borax recipes from other site. That's very strange - if your slime is too firm, knead more glue in, about a Tablespoon at a time. That should fix it!Delete
I cant find liquide starch in my country, i have tried 5 Times' but i'm not giving up! Thank you for an inspiring blogg.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you! And I hope you find something that works soon!Delete
I madefor the first time yesterday and it didn't work...I used the exact obedient and measurements but added food coloring during the mixing stage...it turned out ínto gel clumps with some liquid around it? Any suggestions?ReplyDeleteReplies
Yep! You have too much liquid starch. Add more glue and that should fix it! :)Delete
are the colors just regular food coloring and glitter?ReplyDeleteReplies
We used glitter liquid watercolors, but you could use food coloring and glitter!Delete
My slime isn't slimy at all. :( It looks like hard-boiled egg whites, and isn't stretchy unless you stretch it VERY slowly. It's also difficult to put it back together, for lack of better terms, after you "snap" or "break" it. Help?!ReplyDeleteReplies
Too much borax! Add some glue and knead it in...leave it for 15 or so minutes if it's not combining well. That should do the trick. :)Delete
Is the borax in the sta-flo?Delete
Yep! It takes the form of borate ion in water and the reaction between that molecule and the polyvinyl alcohol (the key ingredient in glue) make slime. You can get the borate ion a few different ways - from Borax, from Sta Flo, or from certain laundry detergents. Adding more glue should fix it right up for you. :)Delete
It turned out that I needed water, actually! (Originally, the recipe I used just called for Sta-flo & Elmer's glue.) I tried adding more glue first, which did make it a little more stretchy, but it still was still too "solid". Thanks so much for helping me diagnose the problem, though! I wonder why my glue & liquid starch didn't react the way, it seems, everyone else's did. Hmmm...Delete
That's very strange! Adding more glue has always fixed that problem in the past. Glad that water worked though!!! It must have diluted the borate ion just like adding more glue does!Delete
I made my first batch of slime yesterday - to great enthusiasm from my 2-year old :-) I'm in the UK so used the Almat Gel from Aldi, and it worked a treat, apart from the gel seems to evaporate really quickly so that the slime gets really sticky within a couple of minutes of handling it. Adding more Almat fixes it for a few minutes but it's as if the heat from our hands makes it sticky as we play with it.ReplyDelete
I've kept it in an airtight pot overnight but still this morning it was sticky again and needed yet more Almat gel kneading into it. My hands are starting to smell like I work in a launderette!
Any thoughts on how to fix this?
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Hmmm, not super sure, but what about adding a squirt of Almat to it when you store it....maybe it would absorb slowly while it stored and make it less sticky the next time you took it out? Hope that helps! :)Delete
- AnonymousFebruary 8, 2015 at 7:01 AM
Asia I live in Mauritius and I don't what type of detergent to use.ReplyDeleteReplies
If you email me brand names that are available where you live, I am happy to look into it for you. You can send them to me at firstname.lastname@example.com
- AnonymousMarch 1, 2015 at 5:59 AM
The first time i made this is came out great! i tried again using blue liquid watercolor and the color keeps coming off on my hands, etc. What did i do wrong??ReplyDeleteReplies
Weird! And booo! Maybe too much liquid starch? Try adding a little more glue and then have it sit for about 30 minutes. Let me know if that does the trick - if not, I'll investigate more!!Delete
I have made this. It is fine the first day. I store it overnight in a Ziploc baggie and the next day it looks as if the starch separated. The slime is solid but gets sticky quickly if I drain the liquid of. I tried kneeding it in the baggie but it doesn't remix. Any suggestions please?ReplyDeleteReplies
Huh! I have never heard of that. If the starch separates, that usually means there's too much of it, so draining it off should fix it. I'm honestly stumped! I think I'd drain the liquid off and then put some starch on my hands and the table before I played with it to keep it from getting too sticky. I wish I had a better answer for you!Delete
Hmm, thanks for the troubleshoot, however mine doesn't look like either problem. :S Mine just looks like no reaction has taken place Like foamy, thick glue. I used the Almat Bio gel that was recommended for England and added it very very gradually until I'd used what I feared was too much. This is my second failed slime attempt, last time I wound up with watery green glue. Maybe slime and my family are not meant to be. :(ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes, the Almat can be very finicky. :( It looks like liquid when you add too little AND when you add too much, which is annoying. Have you checked out Sarah's recommendations in this post? http://www.funathomewithkids.com/2014/07/make-slime-with-laundry-detergent.html Sorry it's giving you so much trouble.Delete
- AnonymousApril 20, 2015 at 3:17 PM
I just made this and want to know if it is right. I added detergent until it started cleaning the bowl when I stirred. I pulled it out and kneaded it until it was homogenous. It looked right, but it was still pretty sticky. My palms stayed clean but residue built up between my fingers. Is that right? I put it in a bag and added a bit of detergent and it fell apart, so I know I was near the right mix.ReplyDeleteReplies
If it's a little sticky, but almost right, you can always add some detergent or liquid starch to your hands before handling it. That will keep it from sticking to you. :) Hope that helps.Delete
Hi. I'm not sure why it didn't work. I used 2 bottles of elmer's glue & added liquid detergent (perwoll) 1 tbsp at a time. I have used about 150 ml of the detergent and it still did not come together. It's just liquid. I really want to do this for my son. I hope you can help me. Ty.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi, Perwoll is not on our above list of detergents that work. I suspect it does not contain the correct ingredients to make slime.Delete
I am making this for a Harry Potter birthday party this weekend for my 10-year-old. My boys and I practiced the recipe from the polka-dot slime (we used 80 ml "Ogre mucus" and 20 ml "Unicorn Blood" as a medium for "pygmy puffs") Everything turned out great, but we had a little trouble cleaning our hands well afterwards. What do you recommend? Thanks!!ReplyDeleteReplies
Hah! Love it! Vinegar will dissolve slime, so some watered down vinegar should do the trick. If the slime is sticky itself, be sure to add more liquid starch to take care of it. (You can also try adding liquid starch to your hands and that should loosen any slime stuck there if you'd rather use that over vinegar). Hope that helps! And happy birthday to your son!Delete
hi. im in spain, here they dont have fornil in lidl just tandil so i bought that but it's called "detergente liquido" and I used 50g just to try and added the detergent drop by drop and now it's just watery glue. :( any ideas? thanksReplyDeleteReplies
Only certain detergents work. To my knowledge Tandil does not work, so it won't react and you will only have watery glue. :( Sorry!Delete
Hi. Please help. Our slime looks like glue...but feel like we added to much corn starch. Sticky to the hands but also more than a solid. I used 1l of cold glue and plenty of corn starch..it just don't seem to turn into slime!ReplyDeleteReplies
It won't work with cornstarch. You have to use Sta Flo liquid starch - sorry!Delete
HI. Please help me. I do my slime using liquid detergent not liquid starch. i use liquid detergent like dynamo. But when i pour my glue into a mixing bowl and add some food colouring then i mix it but when i pour my dynamo it makes my slime really melt. Can you help me? What problem that you think that make my slime really melt?ReplyDeleteReplies
You have to use a detergent containing borax or boric acid. To my knowledge, Dynamo doesn't contain the correct ingredient. Here is my post about which brands of laundry detergents work: http://www.funathomewithkids.com/2014/07/make-slime-with-laundry-detergent.htmlDelete
Thank you for trying to help us figure this out! I can't get mine figured out - the slime looks right, texture wise, but it's just super solid, not stretchy at all. I can stretch it a tiny bit, and then it snaps. We used Elmer's Glue and Sta Flo, although the Sta Flo says it's concentrated, so I'm not sure if that's the right one to use or not?ReplyDeleteReplies
I would try adding more glue. It may be that somehow it got too much borax. Try kneading in some extra glue and let it set for about 20 minutes. Let me know if that doesn't do the trick! :)Delete
thank you so much now i know how to fix it !!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 24, 2015 at 9:28 AM
Hi - I have just followed the recipe using Almat Bio Gel (as per the ingredients list on the post by Sarah) I have experienced a curdling mixture. None of the pictures on this post represent my mixture. I have googled some more, and am wondering whether there is a typo on the ingredients list, as there is NO sodium tetraborate in Almat Bio, and I understand that this ingredient must be present for successful slime? Therefore, do I need Almat NON-BIO??? Feeling deflated as I bought exactly the ingredients listed and now have 3 deflated little ones, and a lot of wasted glue, detergent and glitter, :( Help please, xReplyDeleteReplies
No it's not you! For some reason the UK version is WAAAAY tricker than the US. If you add too much OR too little, you get the curdled mix. It only makes slime in the middle. :/ The best advice I can offer UK folks is to try again with very small amounts and go ridiculously slowly to see what the right balance is. I'd take a few spoonfuls of PVA glue, and then add tiny tiny amounts of Almat (that you've given a good shake to first) and stir well in between each addition. If you go verrrrry slowly, you should be able to hit the slime point that lies in between too little and too much Almat. I hope that helps! I'm sorry it's so tricky!Delete
(Oh, and to answer your question anything that converts to a borate ion in the presence of water works. Sodium tetraborate, borax, boric acid, etc all work)
- AnonymousAugust 24, 2015 at 12:37 PM
Thanks for your reply. I checked the ingredients list on the BIO version of the detergent there is absolutely no mention of any 'borax/borate' derivative at all. Nest time I'm in Aldi, I'll check the ingredients of the NON-BIO to make double sure the right one has been listed here? :)Delete
Oh interesting! Though if it curdled I think it's got the right stuff. Are all the ingredients listed? If you'd be willing to type them out I could see if there's anything that sounds right.Delete
- AnonymousAugust 29, 2015 at 9:21 AM
Here are the ingredtions on Almat 'Bio' Gel : anionic surfactans, ionic surfactants, soap, phosphonates, enzymes, optical brighteners, perfumes, phenoxyethanol, Benzisothiazolinone, sorbic acidReplyDelete
Will check the 'Non'Bio' version when I go shopping later, I'll report back! xReplies
Ah, yes, they could be counting the boric acid under anionic surfactants.Delete
My first batch of slime wasn't runny enough. My second batch of slime is a little runny, but sticks to my hands. Do you have a fix for that?ReplyDeleteReplies
Yep - add more glue to make it more runny; add more liquid starch to make it less sticky. :)Delete
- AnonymousOctober 30, 2015 at 11:49 AM
Your suggestion to shake the starch saved my sanity today. I was going crazy trying to figure out why it worked a few days ago but not now. I shook it up and the next batch was perfect. THANK. YOU.ReplyDeleteReplies
So glad! It's always so frustrating when things seem to randomly fail for no reason!!!Delete
Just wondering if you leave this out for a few days will it harden?ReplyDelete
Can I use homemade liquid starch? It's cornstarch and water.ReplyDelete
Or do I need to keep searching for the store bought kind?Replies
No those aren't the same things. Cornstarch and water doesn't contain borate ion, which is what you need to create slime with the PVA from glue.Delete
- AnonymousNovember 19, 2015 at 2:54 PM
Thanks for all of your amazing research into slime around the world! I am in Canada and just tried making slime today with the 7th Generation 4xx formula and sadly, it was an expensive fail. I quickly ran out and bought a bottle of Tide Free and Gentle and had instant success with a couple of tablespoons - my students and I were super excited!!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
Oh no - I'm now thinking they changed the formula of the 7th Generation. :( :( :( I've just in the past few weeks gotten several reports that it's not working. Thank you for the lead on Tide Free and Gentle. I can't find an ingredient list online - but I'll totally check that one out!Delete
Just found the ingredient list - yes! It's a winner! So SO sorry about the 7th gen. I'm going to switch the post. They must have reformulated in the last month. :(Delete
I'd love to thank you in the post -- if that's OK let me know your name here (it's not showing up in the comments). You just saved me a ton of legwork testing different detergents!!! THANK YOU!!!! :) :) :)Delete
- Devina NataliaNovember 23, 2015 at 10:41 PM
Hello Asia, thanks for the post. I have question, if I'm using borax for the slime and it turns out that my slime is like a bouncy ball (it didn't stretch), what do you suggest me? Is it because I add too much borax in it? Thank you.ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes, I would recommend adding some glue and letting it sit in a ziploc bag for 15-20 minutes. That should do the trick to add some stretchiness back into your slime! :)Delete


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Application of Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System for land use / land cover mapping and change detection in the rural urban fringe area of Enschede city, The Netherlands
R. K. Nigam
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Planning and Management Department of Land Resource &
Urban Sciences International Institute For Aerospace Survey And
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Management and planning of urban space requires spatially accurate and timely information on land use and changing pattern. Monitoring provides the planners and decision-makers with required information about the current state of development and the nature of changes that have occurred.Remote sensing and Geographical Information system (GIS) provides vital tools which can be applied in the analysis at the district and as well, as the city level. Remote sensing becomes useful because it provides synoptic view and multi- temporal Land uses / Land cover data that are often required. Though often used only for identifying objects.This study evaluates the effectiveness of High-Resolution satellite data and computer aided GIS techniques in assessing the land use change dynamics with in the study area designated Enschede City, from 1993 to 1998. The methodology adopted involved the Visual interpretation of land use on acetate overlays according to the land use classification. Satellite images were used for the year 1993 and 1996 at scale 1:25000. A minimum delineation unit of 5 mm x 5 mm was used for mapping. Data was then digitised using ILWIS, the by creating a digital database for further analysis. Subsequently land use maps were crossed with each other to identify and quantify the land use changes types. Finally, Hot links and User Interface was developed so that the information can be provided to the user with a well-documented procedure. The system in this case will be operated from Arc / View environment.
Urbanisation Urbanisation is the process in which the number of people living in city increases compared with the number of people living in rural areas. A country is considered to be urbanised when over 50% of its population live in urban areas. During the industrial revolution in 1851, the first countries to become urbanised were Great Britain and some other European countries. The urbanisation process in the Netherlands has traditionally been dominated by the housing sector. Recent discussions on spatial planning on a national level, tend to focus on the construction of one million new residences for the coming decades, rather than considering our living environment as the departure point. To fulfil the above requirement, the rural urban fringe of the eastern part of the Enschede City is chosen for the further development. Urban land features change in both central urban area and in urban-rural fringe. Urbanisation process changed the regional social and economic activities and generates the urban impact on the natural environment. To detect the dynamic land use / land cover changes, analyse the social and cultural impacts, evaluate the influence of those changes to natural environment will increase our knowledge of understanding of human-environment interactions. Remote Sensing as Monitoring Technique> Urban planning requires data on changing land use, urban sprawl and the environment. This leads to the needs for monitoring by updating the knowledge to support the decision making at the suitably frequent intervals. Monitoring of the land use / land cover requires the support of two parameters-spatial resolution and temporal frequencies. Based on these two properties, Townshed (1977) has defined four of phenomena to be monitored and consequently four types of monitoring system. The relationship among four types of phenomena and monitoring system can be elaborated as:
Data base Following data sets were used to carry out the study. For 1998, data was collected from field survey only.
The methodology adopted in the present study to carry out the details of the land use / land cover mapping is given in the flow chart. However, the understanding of classification, interpretation, delineation, fieldwork, final mapping and area tabulation to facilitate this study is carried out in the following stages, which are as follows:
Pre - Field Work
Land use Analysis Since 1993 a considerable change had taken place on the land use of Enschede City and its environs. From 1996 IRS image it was possible to delineate the major land use. The interpretation was cross-checked with the aerial rectified photographs of year 1996. Regarding the land use for the year 1998, it was only updated by doing the field survey. During survey main emphasis was given to the construction sites. Table 4.1 indicates the total areas of different land uses for the three consecutive years calculated from the data input.
Land Use Change Analysis A systematic way of analysis for land use change is first to have the total area for the different land use classes for the different duration and compare the two maps. Accuracy in interpretation and measurement of these changes is important. Using a computer program we can compare areas of different land uses cell by cell by overlaying the two maps. This can provide the basic quantitative information about the land use change that has occurred. A cross table showing the changes from and to another class can be produced. A map of these changes can also be obtained using computer programme.
Setting up and using Hot Links Another way to provide additional information on a view is to set up hot links between features in a theme and external files. Once a theme's hot links have been defined, clicking one of the theme's features with the Hot Link tool automatically displays the current land use (Ground Photograph) specified as the hot link for that feature.
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Land use / land cover change analysis using remotely sensed data has been applied to discover the trend of development of the rural urban fringe of Enschede city. The city of Enschede is experiencing physical expansion along with its horizontal intensification. Using COSMOS data (merged with TM) of 1993 and IRS Pan data (merged with LISS-111) of 1996 coupled with GIS technology can provide important information about the development which are taking place in rural urban fringe of Enschede city and there by can play an important role in planning and managing the city.The purpose of this study was twofold. First to examine the land use / land cover changes which are occurred during the period from 1993 to 1996 and from 1996 to 1998. Second, to develop hot links and User interface allows accessing the required information to the users. In spite of interpretation limitations due to the spatial resolution in IRS and as well as in COSMOS data the land use change analysis shows higher magnitude of change in Residential and Industrial land uses during the period 1993 to 1996, which constitute 37.1 ha. and 9.7 ha. respectively of the total area change. Also during the same period 10.5.ha. of cropland is changed into the construction site. During 1996 to 1998, 10.5 ha of construction site is changed into residential and new construction sites have come into picture.
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A PhD student's research at Cambridge's Department of History and Philosophy of Science has revealed how racist ideas and images circulated between the United States and Europe in the nineteenth century.
In the course of advocating for the freedom of African slaves, men like Prichard and Combe allowed scientific racism to flourish.
James Poskett
A mummified corpse. An embalmed head. A neat bullet hole in the side of a skull. These are just some of the 78 disturbing illustrations which make up Samuel George Morton's Crania Americana, undoubtedly the most important work in the history of scientific racism.
Published in Philadelphia in 1839, Morton divided mankind into five races before linking the character of each race to skull configuration. In a claim typical of the developing racial sciences, Morton wrote of Native Americans that "the structure of his mind appears to be different from that of the white man".
Within a few years Crania Americana had been read in Britain, France, Germany, Russia and India. James Cowles Prichard, the founding father of British anthropology, described it as "exemplary" whilst Charles Darwin considered Morton an "authority" on the subject of race. Later in the nineteenth century, other European scholars produced imitations with titles including Crania Britannica and Crania Germanica.
James Poskett, from the Department of History and Philosophy of Science, is working to uncover how Crania Americana became so influential, not only in the United States, but in Europe and beyond. He has also curated a new exhibition for readers at the Whipple Library charting this history. The showpiece is undoubtedly a copy of Crania Americana itself. The book is extremely rare. Only 500 copies were ever printed with no more than 60 being sent outside of the United States.
"This research is crucial for understanding how racist theories gain credibility," said Poskett. "Particularly in the early nineteenth century, European scholars tended to treat American science with suspicion. Morton had to work hard to convince his peers across the Atlantic that Crania Americana should be taken seriously."
The illustrations, now on display at the Whipple Library helped Morton establish his reputation in Europe. Reviewers in Britain were astounded by the eerie, life-like quality of the skulls. To create such an effect, Morton's artist, John Collins, used a new technique called lithography. He first drew each image onto a limestone block in wax before fixing, inking and printing. The limestone allowed Collins to create fine-grained textures, reproducing the subtle contours of each skull in Morton's collection.
Previously, such impressive images could only be found in European scientific metropolises such as Paris and Edinburgh. "Crania Americana was the first example of American scientific lithography to gain widespread acclaim in Europe," said Poskett. "The textured effect also allowed men like Prichard to make the perverse claim that Native American skulls were actually of a different consistency to Europeans."
The Whipple Library exhibition also features a series of recently-discovered loose plates, printed to promote Crania Americana in Britain. "These images are unique," added Poskett. "I was amazed when I discovered them, just tucked into the back of the book."
Morton sent early copies of his illustrations to men of science in Europe. This allowed him to garner support prior to the arrival of the finished volume. Prichard himself first displayed Morton's cranial illustrations to a European audience in Birmingham in 1839. Darwin was there in the crowd. "I had read about Prichard's use of these plates in letters, but never imagined I would find copies," said Poskett. By putting these images on display for the first time, visitors can get a sense of how European scholars must have felt on initially seeing Morton's work.
Whilst men like Prichard and Darwin found it easy to access Crania Americana, not everyone was so fortunate. The book was expensive, costing Morton $2175 to print. That's at least $50,000 in today's money. And to buy a copy, you'd need $20, equivalent to about two months' wages for an average farm labourer. Particularly in Europe, where import duties inflated the price even further, Crania Americana could only be found in the most prestigious institutions. The Royal Society owned a copy, whereas the London Mechanics' Institute did not.
Despite these limits to access, Morton's ideas and images did penetrate beyond the scientific elite with working-class readers certainly aware of Morton and his skulls according to Poskett. In Britain, phrenologists such as George Combe promoted Crania Americana in cheap periodicals, some of which were available for just a couple of pence. A full page notice of the work appeared in Chambers' Edinburgh Journal in 1840, a magazine with a circulation of at least 60,000 at the time. Copies of Morton's illustrations were also reproduced in cheap formats. The Phrenological Journal in Edinburgh, on display at the Whipple Library, features small woodcut copies of "Ancient Peruvian" skulls from Crania Americana.
Women too were excluded from most of the libraries in which Morton's work was held. Still, periodicals aimed at female readers once again ensured his ideas reached a wider audience. In 1840 the Ladies' Repository, a magazine for Methodist women in Ohio, quoted Morton in an article entitled "Man". The author described Native Americans as "adverse to cultivation, and slow in acquiring knowledge." For white settlers living to the west, this was exactly what they wanted to hear. Crania Americana was published just as the remaining Shawnee peoples of Ohio were forcibly relocated west of the Mississippi River.
"The idea that Native Americans could not integrate into modern industrial society was central to both Morton's argument and Andrew Jackson's policy of Indian Removal," said Poskett.
People often associate Crania Americana with slavery. But, according to Poskett, this is a mistake. It wasn't until later in the century that southern slave owners really started to take up Morton's ideas in earnest. And in Europe, the majority of readers were abolitionists. The phrenologist Combe was an antislavery man, as was Prichard. It was an odd logic: according to these men, if non-European races were inferior, that meant they deserved protection, not enslavement.
"Anti-slavery and scientific racism were not mutually exclusive in the nineteenth century," explained Poskett. In Quentin Tarantino's recent film, Django Unchained, it is the slave owner played by Leonardo DiCaprio who takes up phrenology. In real life it was just as likely to be an abolitionist.
"This research shows just how alert we must be to the variety of places in which racist theories can take hold," added Poskett. "It can seem counterintuitive at first but, in the course of advocating for the freedom of African slaves, men like Prichard and Combe allowed scientific racism to flourish. The Crania Americana exhibition at the Whipple is a stark reminder of this unsettling history."
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CanadianInVA 7 years
Do you see how they handle bags in the airport? Don't waste your money on designer stuff, buy durable stuff. And less likely to be stolen at baggage claim. :)
leztnerp 7 years
I have Diane von Furstenberg luggage too and I love it, and other nice brands and some vintage pieces. It's fun to walk through airports with quality luggage, and I don't think it's even much more expensive.
lostemilie 7 years
I just got a Diane von Furstenberg bag and I woulnd´t wanna travel without it :)
rubiesymusica 7 years
if i had the money i would buy a pretty and sturdy carryon but the rest as long as i can tell it from everyone else's and it holds up price is okay. i have yet to fly and having luggage on a 30+ ride to mexico is bad enough but it is never lost.
SouziQ 7 years
I bought a really cute pink leopard print Betseyville tote to use as my carry on bag a couple of years ago, and I still love it. Very me.
amber_castaldo 7 years
I really try to match my luggage. I picked if I had the dough I would totally buy a whole matching set.
divinelight 7 years
No way would I spend a fortune on my luggage. The airline lost my luggage this past May, and I did eventually get it back, but the experience was not fun. If my luggage had been designer and expensive, I'm sure I would have been even more upset. Knowing how carelessly luggage is just tossed around and can be misplaced by airlines, I wouldn't want to make the investment.
leeluvfashion 7 years
It's important to have stylish luggage, however it doesn't have to cost alot. Sure if you have the money, go ahead and get chic luggage (or just save up for a quality piece in a large size, that way you get the most for your money.) However there are cheap and stylish options out there.
oiseaux 7 years
only for my carry ons since i don't like how many airports handle your check-in luggage, but i believe the pieces have to be extremely well made, durable and stylish all at once. it's like carrying a fine pen - it's functional luxury that's also a pleasure to use.
Asia84 7 years
I would buy a Louis set, but after my friend got jacked in Seoul . . .
RoyalBlueMoss 7 years
I dig the photo above. Oh and yes I have gorgeous luggage because if it's not fab whats the damn point? This is just my opinion.
RoyalBlueMoss 7 years
I dig the photo above.Oh and yes I have gorgeous luggage because if it's not fab whats the damn point? This is just my opinion.
vanilla19 7 years
I don't have the money for it..and I'm not a huge traveler either-but I love Marc Jacobs luggage.
veronicaraye 7 years
If I had the money..
veronicaraye 7 years
If I had the money..
BabydollJustina 7 years
I'd be too paranoid about other people handling my luggage if it were super expensive. So I'd rather not waste my money on it, what's INSIDE is what counts. ;)
Professorluv 7 years
My luggage is decent looking, but it has a least a million compartments and is ssssooooo light! I got it at Dillards 75% off, bonus!
NickiH 7 years
TO me, luggage is just simply that - luggage. It gets tossed around in airports, and can get filthy. I can't bring myself to splurge on designer luggage. Functionality is key.
jcups02 7 years
I was concerned with it until the airlines got some graffiti looking paint all over my designer suitcase...
lizzylu49 7 years
If I traveled by private plane I would, but luggage gets destroyed when you travel!
lil_bit_edgy 7 years
i invest in luggage because i found that they actually hold up, but since i'm investing might as well have it be stylish. i have different a large diane von furstenberg in purple with a matching vanity bag. i have a smaller dvf duffel rolling luggage that's hot pink that i use as a carry-on. it makes traveling a bit more fun and i spot my purple bag right away!
HotNuttyBrownie 7 years
My luggage gets banged around too much to bother with how it looks...
Lovely_1 7 years
Mine I have right now is pretty cute. But it definalty isn't a MUST for me. I mean if I had a million dollars yea ok I would invest in some gorgeous luggage. But really, it's luggage. What matters is what you packed inside!
kersalli 7 years
I'd rather save my money for the clothes inside the suitcase.
GibsonGIrl 7 years
*carry ON bag, not carry one. :p


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I am not familiar with Arista films, but how you agitate in the tray, and how you agitate in the tank—depending how long the development stage is—can have a major impact on your results, especially with short durations. Rapid inversions of the tank are pretty intense, and if all you did was a gentle rocking of the tray, then I'd say you would have a reason for the difference, especially if the overall dev time was as short as 4-5 min. With 7 minutes, I would think this would amount to something like a 1 min relative difference. Would that matter? If you were constantly leafing through the sheets in the tray, on the other hand, it would give a similar agitation to the tank.
Was the number of sheets you processed, and the quantity of developer used, and the temperature, similar in both methods? After you dissect the issues, perhaps have another go, if you wish to do trays, to make sure it was not just a fluke.
Personally, I avoid trays, to which I am a relative newcomer, because I do not trust myself not to scratch my sheets, while CombiPlan has served me well for 12 years. I use trays for tests, seconds, or negatives that I can easily retake, if I do not have a full batch waiting. In both cases, however, I get similar results, with similar development times, although I have only calibrated for CombiPlan.
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PeeBee added a post in a topic Living room light/ DISPLAY CASEWe have lots of illuminated glass cabinets in our living and dining rooms, and they're all full of crystal and china. If I had any of my cars upstairs they'd get all busted up anyway. It's bad enough when the twenty-somethings frequenting the premises lately make it down to my man-cave. Funny that the young people don't paw all that glass that's on display and break that...
PeeBee added a post in a topic A Four Star kit from the pastI don't know if this is true, but from what I've read over the past hundred years or so the earlier kits (cars, airplanes, etc.) were "box scale." Apparently the kit manufacturers scaled the kits to fit into the boxes that they were purchasing at the time. Of course, this may be pure BS, and there's a bunch of guys on this forum way more knowledgeable than I who may be able to de-bunk, or elaborate, on this.
I remember building the Deuce "Drag Strip Hot Rod" in my Aunt's attic over a Thanksgiving weekend many moons ago. And, I remember that the kit came molded in maroon plastic.
PeeBee added a post in a topic Did this spoon test of C1's metallizerHMMMM. I'm thinkin' this stuff might work well as a "touch up" for kit chrome that's been cleaned of flash, mold seams and sprue lugs.
PeeBee added a post in a topic NEW PLACE TO GET PARTS CHROME PLATED!Holy smokes! I got that Crusader 101 for Christmas when I was around 5- or 6-years-old. I loved that car! I remember how much I enjoyed playing with it, for the few hours that I was able to. Unfortunately, my father felt it was cheaply made; too much plastic, I guess. My mother did all the Christmas shopping and knew I would love it (and she was right), but dad insisted that it go back to, ahem, the North Pole. Oh, well.
PeeBee added a post in a topic Lindberg 1935 Auburn Boattail SpeedsterMy Auburn kit is giving up its dash panel to a Deuce roadster, and the boat tail body might find its way to a Johan '31 Cadillac.
PeeBee added a post in a topic Are model kits making a comeback? What gives?What I find interesting is the amount of young people today (50 and under) who don't know how to do "things," like using tools (for carpentry and mechanics), performing simple maintenance on their cars, etc. I see it in my own family. I have 5 kids (3 boys, 2 girls, now young adults) and my oldest son is the only offspring to have developed a quantitative level of skills to perform mechanical tasks. It's a good thing he possesses these skills because he is a professional contractor. I'd have to say the one running the closest second to my son is my younger daughter. She even knows how to weld, although I don't believe she'd be able to change the oil or replace the timing belt in her car, demo and install a new bathroom and kitchen, etc., without some guidance. Oh, well. They all have their own, other talents and interests.
Joe Z., you mentioned Polk's Hobbies earlier in this thread. That brought back a lot of memories from my "yute." It's hard to imagine a hobby shop occupying five floors on 5th Avenue in Manhattan, at any point in time. That's where you could find the Heller kits, all of the large scale stuff, Tamiya, etc. That was a great store.
PeeBee added a post in a topic Most fun you had in a car. KEEP IT P.G.Hmmm. I've had a lot of fun with cars.
Childhood: Cruising to the Cape in my Mom's '60 Bonneville convertible. Getting my first ride in a Corvette (Dad's best friend's '65 Coupe). And then riding in the '67 Firebird 400 that the Corvette was traded in on. Neat car. 4-speed, Radir mags (with "knock-off" spinners) and lakes pipes. Riding in my cousin's TR3. Teaching myself how to drive in a '31 Model A, and then in an oval-window Beetle.
Teen years: Driving my Mom's '65 GTO convertible. Taking my Mom's '75 Coupe DeVille on dates (definitely NOT PG). Driving the '69 GTO convertible loaned to me on numerous occasions by one of our close family friends. My first ride in a BMW 3.0 CS coupe (I was stunned). Getting picked up regularly when hitch-hiking by a Porsche 911, a Bristol, a Honda 750, and a Chevelle SS454 (same guy who owned the Honda). Cruising in my 4-speed '64 Impala SS409. Road "trips" with my buddies in my '66 21-window sunroof Microbus. Pulling wheelies on Main Street with my best friend in his '68 Camaro SS396 Super Stock. Literally, a Super Stocker. When he bought it for $1,700.00(!) it had only ever seen track use. Radio delete, no heat, no insulation, 4.88 rear end, M-22, it got zero mpg and you could eat off of the chassis.
College: Cruising in my '74 TA 455SD. Cruising in my '61 sunroof Bug. Driving up Route 7 to Lime Rock (I've done this many times in many interesting cars) with aforementioned best friend in his '65 Corvette convertible. Cruising to the Cape (same family cottage from childhood) with my best girl (and wife of 32 years now) in my Cal-Look, 2.0 Liter, Webered, cammed and Monza exhausted '71 Karmann Ghia convertible.
Adult: Driving my first brand-new car: an '83 Rabbit GTi. Driving to Newport in my Miata. Driving to Lime Rock in my Miata. Driving at Lime Rock in my Miata. Driving my best friend's (same best friend) '67 Corvette L-89 427 coupe. Driving Formula Fords. Setting off car alarms (regularly) in the family '85 Suburban (lift kit, 33" wheels, headers, cam, etc.) at the Battery Terminal Garage in lower Manhattan. That's about all my five kids have left me time for. Oh, well. They're way cooler than cars.
PeeBee added a post in a topic OK, let's build a "Little Deuce Coupe".I wore out my 45 of "409" back in the day, along with "Dead Man's Curve." "Hot Rod Lincoln" (the Commander Cody version) would've suffered the same fate had it not been a digital recording.
PeeBee added a post in a topic Defects, short shots and warpageThe quality of Chinese 1/1 auto parts is horrible, too. I doubt they care, either. I don't think they're too concerned about repeat business because they know that orders for cheaply made parts will just keep rolling in. I won't buy parts made in China (or anywhere else) anymore unless they're OEM. The auto manufacturers can't hide behind the internet so they must run Q&A on their suppliers.
What I find astounding is that parts I bought with venerable, name brand supplier's names on them (Monroe, for one), and manufactured in China, were so bad that they were unusable.
PeeBee added a post in a topic 1968 Roadrunner WIP Updated Pictures 8/20That's funny, I have an AMT '68 Roadrunner on the bench painted '68 Avacado Green, from Scalefinishes. Do you mind if I use your interior for reference?
PeeBee added a post in a topic Not even closeFor general model car hobby or 1:1 automotive related topics ONLY.
PeeBee added a post in a topic Not even closeI don't get the car / WWII aircraft connection. It's either a road vehicle or an aircraft. I get that some early rods used the seats out of bombers, and perhaps other parts to contain fuel, etc., and those would be neat details to include on a traditional hot rod build or restoration. But this is like, yeah, yeah, we get the joke already!
My dad flew bombers in WWII and this would be the last thing in the world he'd ever be seen driving. Then again, my parent's generation were grown-ups...
PeeBee added a post in a topic It doesn't make any senseThink of it this way: It would take about the same money (and effort) to restore a '56 Ford convertible as it would to restore that boring old 4-door sedan.
And, even with the convertible, you have to be careful about how much you're going to spend on a restoration vis-a-vis what the car will bring on the market. You wouldn't want to dump $80-100K into a resto for a car that's never going to return that kind of money. Imagine the bath you'd take on that 4-door (if you could even find a buyer)!
That's one reason why that car is sitting on the roof of a junkyard.
PeeBee added a post in a topic Post your oldest model pictureBrad, did you put that model on your Mom's head when she wasn't looking? Or, was she just being a good sport?
PeeBee added a post in a topic Any "extinct" cars?Weren't the Ferrari 156s ordered destroyed at the end of the racing season? I thought I remembered reading something along those lines years ago. If true, I wonder if it might have had something to do with these being Ferrari's first mid-engine F-1 cars and them not wanting the cars to fall into the hands of other teams. It wasn't exactly new technology though, and Colin Chapman was the showing the racing world where F-1 was really headed by then. Maybe Ferrari was keeping the engine under wraps...(?)
I've definitely seen more hot-rodded '32s than I have stock over my lifetime (especially coupes and roadsters), but in my neck of the woods stock Model As far out-number the hot-rodded cars. Even the '32 Woody that was my wedding transportation was hot-rodded. It's stock appearing, but the owner switched out the "B" motor for a warmed over Flathead and changed over to a 12-volt system to make the car more drive-able for the Copperstate 1,000 runs he used to go on every year (he passed away about three years ago, but the car's still in the family).


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After spending the last two years as a writer/director at production company Partizan, Tim Roper has returned to the agency world, joining up with EnergyBBDO in "a senior creative capacity" according to sources familiar with the matter. Roper, who we've ... [GalleyCat]
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Iran has sent a second live monkey into space and safely returned him to Earth, the country's state-run news agency reports.
Fargam the space monkey rode a Pajonesh rocket 75 miles up into space before his capsule safely detached and parachuted back to the ground, Iranian state TV said.
The report, which showed the rocket blasting off and then showed the monkey, strapped snugly into a seat, staring at people clapping to celebrate its safe return, added that the launch was Iran's first use of liquid fuel.
If we can all just keep it to constructive things and leave the ICBM aspect out of what is otherwise a great thing!
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I hacked into Iran's space program and got their design plans, so it seems legit.
Picture below.
But what I have to ask is, why? Why send a monkey into space? What is the reasoning behind it. Sending a rocket into space with sensors, meters, gauges would achieve the same thing, in my humble opinion.
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As women everywhere will attest, men are "ill-cliterate." Most guys know more about what's under the hood of a car than under the hood of a clitoris. But in the world of "She Comes First," the mystery of female satisfaction is solved and the tongue is proven mightier than the sword. According to sex therapist (and evangelist of the female orgasm) Ian Kerner, oral sex isn't just foreplay, it's coreplay: simply the best way to lead a woman through the entire process of arousal time and time again. Can you say "viva la vulva"?
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Language: English
Number Of Pages: 219
Published: 1st January 2010
Publisher: HARPERCOLLINS
Country of Publication: US
Dimensions (cm): 20.83 x 13.72 x 1.78
Weight (kg): 0.27