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Humphreys, 31, is one the UK's hopes in the annual Transat race which started in Plymouth on Monday.
The Transat is sailing's version of a drag race - a single-handed, no holds barred sprint to be the first over the line in Boston in about two weeks.
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Humphreys had a team of seven people working flat out for two months to get the boat shipshape.
The boat and the team cost about £600,000 a year to run. The winch handles alone cost £500 each.
But Humphreys' skill as a sailor has been matched by his skill in the boardroom this year as he secured the finance from Motorola to buy and prepare Hellomoto for the Transat.
Humphreys has his own Plymouth-based leadership skills firm which attracted Motorola.
"But the reason we won the BT Global Challenge was because of the calibre of the people on board.
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He even roped in his wife Vikki.
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"I said we were having a relaxing Sunday morning!"
Humphreys' list of achievements date back to when he was 16 and won the Cadet World Championships.
His big break came when he was selected as skipper of the 72ft LG Flatron in the 200/2001 BT Global Challenge.
He became the youngest ever skipper, at 26, to win the round-the-world race.
The foundations were in place for him to launch his solo sailing career and in 2002 he sailed his first, ill-fated, single-handed transatlantic race, the Route du Rhum from France to the Caribbean.
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He said: "It actually gave me more incentive to get out there and prove myself.
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Via io9, which notes that MoveOn's webpage actually lets you personalize this vid with a name and photos if you're so inclined. Reminds me of "The Dead Zone," except instead of Christopher Walken trying to prevent nuclear war by assassinating Martin Sheen, we've got Olivia Wilde trying to prevent … I don't know. The GOP merging with a corporation or something. The most interesting thing about this is that it's played almost entirely for laughs, to the point where you're left wondering why, precisely, you're supposed to vote Democrat anyway. Or maybe that's not the point; if you're the sort whom this kind of ad would work on, you're already committed to the left. All you need is a nudge to put on your shoes next Tuesday and walk down to the polling place. This seems like a long way to go for a nudge, but it's your dime, kids. For the next one, try to get Christina Hendricks. That might actually make me reconsider ObamaCare.
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Canada's Upcoming Assisted Death Law Puts Christian Doctors Under 'Great Pressure'
OTTAWA — A group representing several thousand Christian physicians is expressing concern that a new federal law on physician-assisted death could force them to perform, or refer patients to a physician who will perform, legalized euthanasia.
Cardinal Thomas Collins, the Archbishop of Toronto, and Larry Worthen, the executive director of Christian Medical and Dental Society of Canada testified Wednesday evening before a parliamentary committee on physician-assisted dying.
The Supreme Court of Canada struck down the law against assisted suicide in 2015. (Photo: Shutterstock)
The committee has until the end of the month to report back on how the federal government should respond to a 2015 Supreme Court of Canada ruling that Criminal Code provisions that prevented anyone from aiding or abetting someone in committing suicide breached an individual's Charter rights. The court gave the federal government one year to pass new legislation but recently extended that deadline to June.
While the Supreme Court said it did not propose to compel physicians to provide assistance in dying and said legislatures needed to reconcile patients and physicians Charter rights, Collins and Worthen both said they believe legislation is needed to protect physicians who do not wish to patients end their lives.
"We do not agree with assisted suicide and euthanasia. We think implementing them in the country is not a good path to go on, it will cause great harm," Collins told The Huffington Post Canada's Althia Raj on Sirius satellite radio's "Everything Is Political."
"What we are particularly stressing is the need, because there are very many people in our country who have profound reasons for not being able to go down that path … that their conscience rights … be protected."
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Collins said he was concerned that shortly after the Carter v. Canada decision came down, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario had instituted a policy that placed "great pressure" on physicians who have personal or religious objections to euthanasia to make referrals to other doctors.
The College's interim policy states:
"Where a physician declines to provide physician-assisted death for reasons of conscience or religion, the physician must do so in a manner that respects patient dignity. Physicians must not impede access to care, even if that care conflicts with their conscience or religious beliefs."
There is already pressure put on people, subtle and more profound."
Collins said the College's message that is even if you don't want to do it, make sure it happens.
"Well, doing it and making sure it happens are morally equivalent. And we think that is just not right. There is already pressure put on people, subtle and more profound," the cardinal said.
"We just cannot do that and stay true to our belief," said Worthen, whose group represents approximately 5,000 medical personnel. "It is resulting in doctors' considering moving from the province of Ontario to try to be able to practice according to their conscience."
Last month, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia also issued interim guidelines noting that physicians have the right to decide whether or not to perform physician-assisted dying. While the College said physicians who object to physician-assisted death are not obligated to make formal referrals, it also said physicians were "required to provide an effective transfer of care for their patients by advising patients that other physicians may be available to see them."
"If we have a truly diverse and richly inclusive community, it is very important that people of conscience not be forced into doing things..."
Worthen said he hoped the committee would put provisions in place that respect the constitutional protection of conscience and freedom of religion, so that his organization's members could practice "medicine according to our beliefs" right across the country.
"People who are deeply involved in helping others should not be pressured into doing that [physician-assisted death] or into making it happen indirectly. It is just not right," Collins added. "If we have a truly diverse and richly inclusive community, it is very important that people of conscience not be forced into doing things…. That is not a better Canada."
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A look at some jurisdictions where right-to-die laws are in place. (Information courtesy of The Canadian Press)
A right-to-die bill was adopted last year, the first legislation of its kind in Canada. The law, scheduled to go into effect in December, stipulates that patients would have to repeatedly ask a doctor to end their lives on the basis of unbearable physical or psychological suffering. They would have to be deemed mentally sound at the time of the requests. The law, however, is being challenged in court by two Quebec-based groups on the grounds that it undercuts sections of the Criminal Code that outlaw assisted suicide and euthanasia. The federal government has expressed its opposition to the legislation but is named as a defendant in the court challenge because it is responsible for the Criminal Code.
The results of a referendum made Oregon the first U.S. state to make it legal for a doctor to prescribe a life-ending drug to a terminally ill patient of sound mind who makes the request. However, doctors cannot administer the life-ending drugs and the patient must swallow them without help. Patients must state three times -- once in writing -- that they wish to die, and those statements must be made at least 15 days apart. They must also obtain a concurring opinion from a second doctor that they have less than six months to live and are of sound mind. The law took effect in late 1997, and through June, 2014, just over 800 people had used the law.
The state became the first in the U.S. to allow a person's right to die through legislation rather than through a court decision or a referendum result. Vermont's law, which took effect in May 2013, is closely modelled on the system in Oregon and uses the same safeguards. Patients must state three times, including once in writing -- that they wish to die. They must also obtain a concurring opinion from a second doctor that they have less than six months to live and are of sound mind.
In January 2014, a judge ruled that competent, terminally ill patients have the right to seek their doctors' help in getting prescription medication if they want to end their lives on their own terms. The state's attorney general is appealing the ruling, and a decision on whether it will be upheld is expected later this year.
A referendum saw the state enact right to die legislation in 2008. As in Oregon, patients with less than six months to live must administer the doctor-prescribed lethal medication on their own. According to a government report, 549 people applied for the right to die between 2009 and 2013. Of those, 525 actually took their own lives.
In 2009, the state's Supreme Court ruled that Montana's public policy supports mentally competent, terminally ill patients being able to choose aid in dying. Physicians are allowed to prescribe medication that patients must administer themselves. More detailed legislative bills have been introduced in the state but have not passed. The court ruling still stands today, but data about its usage is not available.
A law passed in 1942 forbade anyone from helping someone kill themselves for selfish reasons. As a result, people arguing that they are assisting with a suicide for unselfish motives are not considered to be committing a crime. Suicides can be assisted by people other than doctors and no medical condition needs to be established. Switzerland is the only country that allows foreigners to travel there for the purpose of ending their own lives.
In the Netherlands, euthanasia is legal under specific circumstances and for children over the age of 12 with parental consent. In Europe, patients don't have to prove that they have a terminal illness -- establishing unbearable suffering is usually sufficient. Dutch doctors are allowed to perform euthanasia if a patient whose unbearable suffering has no hope of improvement asks to die with a full understanding of the situation. A second doctor must agree with the decision to help the patient die.


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Indiana House, Senate seek teens to be pages
Members of the Indiana House of Representatives and the state Senate are encouraging students ages 13-18 to apply to be legislative pages during the upcoming session.
Pages attend legislative floor sessions and committee meetings and help staff members. They also get to tour the governor's office and the Indiana Supreme Court.
Pages are excused from school for the day. They're responsible for their own transportation to and from the Statehouse.
Interested students are encouraged to schedule their visits quickly, as spots fill up fast. Pages are asked to include two different dates when they can go to the Statehouse through April. Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays are the best days to serve. There are no pages on Fridays.
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If you are an F-1 visa holder on CPT: take your passport, your I-20 visa document showing your authorized CPT (on page 2), and your I-94 form to one of the Social Security Offices listed below.
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At the Social Security Administration Office, you must complete an application form. You will receive notification of your Social Security Number in the mail. The process usually takes four to eight weeks. You may call the Social Security Administration at 1-800-772-1213 with any questions. For more information, check the website: www.ssa.gov. You may begin working while the application is pending (i.e. you may not work until you have filed the application, but you may work before you receive the card). If your on-campus employer has any questions, they should contact the Intercultural Center at extension 3121.
Social Security Administration Office locations:
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Directions: Located downtown in Federal Center (2nd building in from intersection of Westminster & Empire Streets)
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Open M,T,TH,F 9am- 3pm Wed 9-12pm
Directions: There is a large green sign in the front yard. The office is in the building in the back. There is free parking. Enter the double doors and go to 2nd floor.
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Swifter Swift: Lighter three-door body, a 100kW 1.6 and a six-speed manual should please fans of the long lamented Swift Sport.
13 July 2011
By MARTON PETTENDY
SUZUKI has finally come clean on its intention to release an all-new Swift Sport hot hatch based on the strapping three-door S-Concept most recently seen at last week's Melbourne motor show.
Until now the Japanese small car specialist has not confirmed the brawny S-Concept, which made its global debut at the Geneva show in March, previews next year's long-awaited successor for the popular Swift Sport.
However, the formal veil of secrecy has now been lifted not by Suzuki's global headquarters in Hamamatsu but its Ukrainian* subsidiary, which this week confirmed the S-Concept will form the basis of a Swift Sport three-door powered by a 100kW 1.6-litre petrol four by early 2012.
"In Europe the Volkswagen Polo GTI and Ford Fiesta ST will be rivals for the Swift Sport, which at present is undergoing testing at the Nurburgring," said European Suzuki spokesman Peter Bondarchuk in a loosely translated press release issued to the Ukrainian* media on July 12.
The release went on to say: "Suzuki plans at the beginning (of) next year to develop the series modification of the Swift S-Concept."
Significantly, it said the production version of the S-Concept will come to market as the Swift Sport (not GTI) and will share the chunky show car's new three-door body.
The S-Concept was the first three-door version of the fourth-generation AZ-series Swift five-door released in Australia in February – a fact most press reports overlooked – but Suzuki has not confirmed if it will produce another five-door Swift Sport or mainstream variants of the three-door Swift.
Either way, Suzuki's new Swift performance flagship will be the first three-door Swift sold in Australia and Suzuki Europe has indicated the production Sport will be faithful to the pumped-up concept by featuring a more aerodynamic body with an aggressive front bumper, "massive" rear wing, rear diffuser and "lateral 'skirts' with the vent openings".
It is unclear whether the latter refers to the twin rear cooling ducts that flank the S-Concept's pair of outboard exhaust outlets, the air scoops at the rear of its racy side skirts or the large vertical vents on the oversized front quarter guards – or all three edgy styling cues.
Suzuki has confirmed the Swift Sport, which as we've reported is expected to enter Japanese production in November before hitting Australian showrooms early next year, will come with large-diameter light-alloy wheels, low-profile rubber and a high-performance Brembo brake package.
Thanks to heavily flared wheel-arches on its bespoke three-door bodyshell, the daring S-Concept is said to be about 60mm wider than the regular Swift and rides on lower, firmer springs and 18-inch multi-spoke alloys.
The canary-yellow Swift-S show car also featured bi-Xenon headlights, hip-hugging black leather Recaro sports bucket seats with yellow side bolstering, a carbon-fibre-look centre stack, three-spoke yellow-stitched leather and chrome-clad multi-function steering wheel.
As expected, under the bonnet will be a naturally aspirated 1.6-litre four-cylinder petrol engine that delivers 136hp (100kW).
Suzuki has now also formally confirmed the next Swift Sport will be available with either a six-speed manual transmission (replacing its predecessor's five-speed) or – for the first time – an automatic with steering wheel gearshift paddles.
Combined with a lighter three-door body, that should make the front-wheel drive Sport quicker than both garden-variety Swift models, which offer a 70kW 1.4-litre engine, and the previous-generation Swift Sport, which was powered by a 92kW 1.6-litre four.
Expect the new Swift range-topper to be priced in line with its predecessor's $23,990 pricetag, at the top of the redesigned three-variant Swift line-up that opens at $15,990 and closes at $20,690.
* Our original story said that the information came from Suzuki in Russia. Suzuki Russia has advised it did not release the fresh Swift Sport details, which it says were announced without official Suzuki approval by a Ukrainian affiliate. GoAuto has changed the copy above to reflect that advice.
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Afterlives of the Artwork of the Future by Juliet Bellow
Goethe-Institut Washington
Thursday, September 19, 2013 from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM (EDT)
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San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
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The Gesamtkunstwerk—the "total artwork" promoted by the composer Richard Wagner in the mid-nineteenth century—profoundly affected the development of modern art.Though Wagner's original conception centered on the "three primeval sisters" of poetry, music and dance, visual artists adapted his theory to help them invent new styles and working methods.
This lecture considers the legacy of Wagner's aspiration to unify various media through examples ranging from Symbolist paintings to Ballets Russes productions and recent installation art projects. These latter-day Gesamtkunstwerke use Wagner's theory to raise questions about authorship and collaboration; to propose new forms of spectatorship; to redefine artistic genres and national identities.
Juliet Bellow is Assistant Professor of Art History at American University and consulted on the exhibition "Diaghilev and the Ballets Russes, 1909–1929: When Art Danced with Music," on display at the National Gallery of Art through October 6.
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Thursday, September 19, 2013 from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM (EDT)
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Leighton Holdings chairman Bob Humphris, along with other directors, oversaw a "dramatic failure in governance" that enabled corruption and "a litany of disasters" to engulf the firm's international operations, according to a leaked federal police interview with a former top Leighton executive.
A Fairfax Media investigation has also obtained an email from Leighton Holdings' former chief operating officer, Bill Wild, that says that "everywhere you look in LIL [Leighton International Ltd] there is evidence of corruption and/or incompetence".
Mr Wild, who could not be reached for comment, discovered corruption in Leighton's dealings in Malaysia in 2011, including plans to pay millions of dollars in kickbacks.
Fairfax Media can also reveal that certain Leighton International directors – including Mr Humphris and current director Bob Seidler – failed to raise the alarm about a suspicious $80 million "onshore" construction subcontract to be awarded to a Monaco firm and which was detailed in key board documents about a major project in Iraq in October 2010.
A cursory check of Leighton's computer system at the time would have revealed that those same documents had, just weeks earlier in September 2010, been revised to conceal a highly suspicious $40 million "agency and security support services" fee to the same Monaco firm, Unaoil.
A comparison of the September and October documents suggests the $40 million ''agency'' fee was shifted into the $80 million ''onshore'' contract given to Unaoil and which is now at the centre of a bribery scandal.
On Thursday, Fairfax Media revealed other internal company documents stating that Iraqi officials allegedly instructed Leighton to award Unaoil an inflated $87 million contract if Leighton were to win a $750 million contract.
Another internal Leighton file dated February 2011 and sent to director Peter Gregg reveals that a company audit had found ''less awareness'' in the firm about ''prohibited transactions'' – such as facilitation payments made to win contracts overseas.
The audit found that Leighton had failed to keep detailed registers of the fees paid to, and services provided by, the firm's overseas middlemen whose job it was to win contracts.
''Not all of the reviewed consultancy agreements show the high level of service details and payment transparency required to avoid misinterpretation of the services provided,'' auditor Christof Brixel said in his report.
''Inconsistencies had been found.''
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Revealing the African Presence in Renaissance Europe invites visitors to explore the roles of Africans and their descendants in Renaissance Europe as revealed in compelling paintings, drawings, sculpture and printed books of the period. Vivid portraits from life both encourage face-to-face encounters with the individuals themselves and pose questions about the challenges of color, class, and stereotypes that this new diversity brought to Europe. Despite the importance of the questions posed for audiences today, this is the first time they have been addressed in a major exhibition. Organized by the Walters, the exhibition opens in Baltimore on October 14 and at the Princeton University Art Museum in February 2013. It will feature about 75 works of art drawn from the Walters, major museums in the U.S. and Europe, and private collections.
Check it out at http://thewalters.org/exhibitions/african-presence/about.aspx. Tickets can be purchased at this website
If you are interested in visiting the exhibit on January 6th or 13th, Trinity Adjunct Professor Louisa Woodville will be available to show you the exhibit. It is such a unique opportunity — nothing like this has ever seen the light of day in an American or European art museum.
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Seems to me that by the time I buy the baby lotion and other stuff, it isn't real cheap. Not to mention that the baby lotion would probably be enough.
Make your own moisturizer
Dry skin is a common annoyance during winter. There are plenty of expensive products available, but you can manage your dry skin on the cheap. I recommend you see a doctor if your dry skin is more than a minor problem, but for skin that simply needs a bit of lotion as a moisturizer, whip up a batch at home using a combination of ingredients that can be found at your local dollar store.
Homemade lotion mix:
You can use baby lotion, vitamin E cream and Vaseline to make a homemade lotion that's MUCH cheaper than store-bought bath and body products. Use an electric mixer and combine 30 ounces of baby lotion, 16 ounces of collagen and elastin skin cream, 16 ounces of vitamin E skin cream and 3.75 ounces of Vaseline. I really love it. This nice and fluffy lotion feels good and seems to retain the moisturized feeling longer than lots of store-bought lotions. For a smaller recipe, use 15 ounces of baby lotion, 2 ounces of Vaseline and 8 ounces of vitamin E. — Lisa, Texas
Mock Malt-o-Meal:
Bring two cups water, 1/4 cup sugar and 1/4 cup chocolate syrup to a boil. Stir constantly while adding 1/2 cup white cornmeal (no flour added), then bring to a boil again. Remove from heat until it thickens. Add sugar to taste. Makes enough for about two servings. — Kim, Nebraska
Banana Pecan Butter:
3 cups mashed ripe bananas (6 to 7 medium-sized bananas)
1 teaspoon grated lemon peel
1/4 cup lemon juice
6 1/2 cups sugar
1/2 teaspoon butter or margarine
6 ounces liquid fruit pectin
1 cup pecans, finely chopped
Combine bananas, lemon peel, lemon juice, sugar and butter in large, heavy saucepan; blend thoroughly. Boil two minutes, stirring constantly to prevent sticking. Remove from heat; stir in pectin and chopped pecans. Ladle into clean, hot jars and seal. Process in boiling water bath for 10 minutes. Makes one quart. — Fanny, Washington
Homemade butter spread:
I make homemade margarine using equal parts butter and olive oil. I whip the butter at high speed, adding the olive oil bit-by-bit by drizzling. Pour the liquid mixture into a plastic tub and refrigerate to harden. It will stay hard in the fridge, but will revert back to a liquid state if you leave it out too long, so be sure to put it back in the fridge as soon as you're done with it. Some don't like the taste of olive oil margarine, so if you have picky eaters, try canola oil first, then the olive oil if you like more flavor. — Jean, Canada
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I have made this lotion before & used Vaseline Intensive Care Lotion for the elastin/collagen part. I see that lotion no longer has both those ingredients listed together. Do you recommend another?


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Sodium polyacrylate is a superabsorbent polymer primarily used as an absorbent for water and aqueous solutions in baby diapers, adult incontinence products, feminine hygiene products, and similar applications.
A polymer is a chainlike,high-molecular-weight natural or syntheticorganic compound, whose structure is made up of repeating smaller units called monomers. Polyethylene, rubber, and cellulose, are examples of polymers.
Osmosisisthe passage of waterfrom a region of high water concentrationthrough a semi-permeable membraneto a region of low water concentration.
Acrystalor crystalline solid is a solid material whoseatoms, molecules, or ions are arranged in an orderly, repeating geometric pattern.
This superabsorbent polymer compound has very long carbon chains bonded with sodium atoms in the center of the molecule inrepeating units of -CH2-CH(COONa). When sodium polyacrylate is exposed to water, the higher concentration of water outside the polymerdraws the water into the center of the molecule via osmosis. Sodium polyacrylate will continue to absorb water until there is an equal concentration of water inside and outside the polymer. This formsa polymeric gel many times larger in size than the original powdered compound.
Superabsorbent polymers are being considered for use to solidify liquid waste because the polymer can absorbmany times it weight in water with less than 1% increase in waste volume. Avoiding an increase in the waste volume also meansfewer loads of waste being shipped to landfills.In this project, figure out which polymer would be most absorbent.
- Sodium polycrylate is non-toxic! However, if it gets in your eyes, theywill become dry and irritated. Inhaling the powder will also be irritating to nasal membranes. Dispose of excess powder and/or gelled material in the trash. Do not put it down the sink!
- Do not ingest the hydrogel crystals or drink the water used withthese crystals. These crystals are extremely slippery, so be careful aroundspillage. Never flush or pour these crystals down the drain, as crystal swelling couldclog drainpipes.
- Hydrogel crystals
- Superabsorbent baby diapers
- Wax paper
- Scissors
- 8 oz plastic glasses
- Measuring cup
- Plastic spoons
- Distilled water
- Colander or funnel
- Digital camera
- Box of table salt
Research Questions
- What is a polymer?
- What is a superabsorbent polymer?
- How are hydrogel crystals different from sodium polyacrylate? How are they the similar?
- How does the absorbency of the hydrogel compare with sodium polyacrylate?
- In addition to its use in disposable diapers, what are some other uses for sodium polyacrylate?
- Based on the results of the investigation which superabsorbent polymer would be best to use to solidify liquid waste?
- Place a new super-absorbent diaper on a piece of wax paper, cut the diaper in half and pull out some of the fibers.
- Shake the fibers and pull them apart, allowing the powdery granules to fall onto the paper.
- Discard the fibers. The white granules that remain are sodium polyacrylate.
- Repeat steps 1-4 with another diaperuntil there is 1 tablespoon of the powder.
- On another sheet of wax paper, place 10 hydrogel crystals in a pile.
- Next to them pour an equal amount of sodium polyacrylate granules removed from the diapers.
- Carefully pour the two polymers into separate 8 oz plastic glasses or cups and label them.
- Using a measuring cup add 50 ml (or 6 oz) of distilled water to each glass.Stir the water in both glasses with plastic spoons.
- The sodium polyacrylate will start absorbing water and swelling, and the hydrogel crystals will begin to grow immediately.
- Observe and record what happens to the two substances after 30 minutes, 1 hour, and 1 ½ hours.
- Allow the hydrogel crystals to grow to thepoint where they cannot be seen clearly inside the glass and allow the sodium polyacrylate to gel until it reaches its maximum expansion.
- Measure the unabsorbed water in each glass by poring the liquids into a measuring cup, using a strainer, colander, or funnel to catch the crystals and gel.
- Record how much water is left after crystal and gel absorption by subtracting the amount left from 50 ml (6 ounces) and record in a table similar to the one shown below.
Name of Super-absorbent
Initial Amount
Amount after absorbent addition
Amount Absorbed
Sodium Polyacrylate
50 ml
Hydrogel Crystals
50 ml
- Using the data in the table plot a line or bar graph of amount of liquid absorbed by the two absorbents along the Y-axis verses their names along the X-axis.
Digging Deeper
As an extension to this project, take the unusedsodium polyacrylate granulesremoved from the diaper and place them ina dish.Add water,and once again the polymer willstart absorbing the water and swelling. Keep adding water until the granulesstop swelling.
Next, add table salt to the gel. This addition will cause it to turn back to a liquid because salt has a higher concentration of sodium ions on the outside of the polyacrylate particles. The water is attracted to the salt, which causesthe water to leave the polymer particles. The particlesthencollapse and become a liquid again. This process is called osmosis.
Follow the same procedure using the hydrogel crystals to see if the same thing happens whensalt is added to these crystals.


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On May 12, Murray State University made history by becoming the first entity of any type in the nation to legally place industrial hemp seeds in the ground as part of a statewide trial.
And as this was happening, one of the more anticipated tests had to do with how the crop would perform under no-till conditions. So far, the results seem to be mostly positive.
"Right now, that's where our best plantings are. They're shoulder high in places and they were only waist high a week ago," said Dr. Tony Brannon, dean of MSU's Hutson School of Agriculture. "One of the reasons we think that's happening is because of better germination made possible by it raining real, real hard a few times since they were planted. It really got packed in where we worked the ground.
"We did do a second no-till planting after that and those seeds haven't fared as well so we're trying to see what happened there." Brannon admits that it is still very early in the process, but the results so far seem to confirm a widely-held belief that the plant is very tough to harm. One of those rainfalls of which Brannon spoke came in early June, resulting in very high winds that formed a macroburst north and east of Murray.
"Really, we're not treating it any different from most of our other crops. You just put it in the ground, try to help it grow the best you can and see what happens," said Jason Robertson, MSU's farm manager. "We're spraying for Japanese beetles right now, and those can be a problem for any plant."
No-till farming is a type of planting designed to prevent soil erosion that does not involve plowing an entire field and revealing all dirt. With no-till farming, the planting process involves cultivating over existing grasses or crop residue, requiring careful placement of the seeds.
MSU became the first Kentucky college/university to put its seeds in the ground after Congress approved its farm bill earlier this year. That bill included a provision for colleges/universities to perform informational trials over a year's time in which all participants will report on their findings at the end of that period.
Brannon said that provision was heavily pushed by Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner James Comer with support in Washington from both Kentucky United States senators, Mitch McConnell and Rand Paul.
State lawmakers passed legislation in advance of that action as well.
Industrial hemp has a growing period of 90 to 120 days. Shorter growing times would be to harvest seeds, while longer times will be geared toward obtaining the fiber.
Brannon said, at this time, he believes MSU's plan is to aim at obtaining fiber, meaning harvest will not be until September or October.
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Today's jihadists don't just use the Internet, occasionally. "They don't exist without the Web," says Naval Postgraduate School professor John Arquilla. Everything from recruiting to training to propaganda is handled online. Which is why "the U.S. military has been quietly developing capabilities to attack enemy computer networks, including hacking into terrorist Web sites," USA Today reports.
"You should not let them operate uncontested" on the Internet and elsewhere in cyberspace, said Marine Brig. Gen. John Davis, who heads a military command located at the National Security Agency. The command was established to develop capabilities to attack computer networks.
Davis and other officials declined to say whether the military has attacked computer networks, which would require presidential authorization. The techniques are highly classified.
Pentagon contract documents show the military asks companies to develop a "full spectrum … of computer network attack techniques." Run by the Air Force Research
Laboratory, this program aims to spend $40 million over four years, documents show.
The growth in offensive capabilities signals a shift in military thinking from just monitoring terrorist Web sites for intelligence to attacking them…
Cyber-attacks can take different forms, including eliminating terrorist
Web sites and creating doubts among insurgents about their networks'
security, said Arquilla, who favors an offensive approach he calls a
"virtual scorched earth policy."
The question is whether the online terror-hunters can be smart and precise in their pursuits. That hasn't always been the case.
"Congress publicly registered its impatience with the management of the National Security
Agency yesterday as lawmakers criticized the agency's new multibillion-dollar effort to identify, track and analyze emerging threats in cyberspace," Siobhan Gorman notes in today's Baltimore Sun.
"Dubbed 'Turbulence,' the signature initiative of the NSA director, Lt. Gen.
Keith B. Alexander, is experiencing "management deficiencies" just 18 months after it was launched."
The other day, I was at a counterterror meeting in the Los Angeles area. One speaker, towards the end of his presentation, showed a series of the baddest of bad guys: Pablo Escobar. The Unabomber. Osama Bin Laden. And then, finally… Wired's Kevin Poulsen.
Uh, sorry guys. You're going to have a little more discriminating than that. I mean, who's afraid of Pablo Escobar, these days?
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that sounds pretty bad, nukehayes. i have never even held one before myself. maybe some of the members that have them will have something to say.
Well at a large gun sale yesterday, I took a look at the Kel-Tec P-3AT and P-32. I knew these were relatively cheap guns and chocked it up to the polymer frame and simple design. They are very diminutive, but the quality of these pistols is attrocious. The type of plastic used reminded me of the plastic model airplanes I built as a kid. The fit and finish is horrible, there is a lot of flash around the plastic from the molding process, the magazine release was not consistent over 3 of the same pistol and I felt like I could pull the magazine from the gun without even pushing the mag release. I understand that people swear by these for deep concealment or BUG, buy I will never trust the lives of my family and myself with one of their products. On another note, I will probably be picking up a Kahr PM-9 later today, they had a great price on them.
that sounds pretty bad, nukehayes. i have never even held one before myself. maybe some of the members that have them will have something to say.
Huh. Well, they're not Seecamps, but both mine work great and are thinner and lighter than anything else on the market. Neither has ever malfunctioned, and I trust my life to them confidently.
I guess I would have to shoot one first, but for now they have been removed from my buy list.
Gotta agree with Mike. My P3AT is ugly and kicks like a mule, but it's been nothing but reliable.
My P3AT has had numerous FTE's. 1st generation. Disasembled/cleaned still have enough FTE's to NOT trust my life with it. I will stick with a Glock or S&W 340PD for CCW.( or Colt or Para when I can carry a large frame weapon)
Hello Nuke, your right about about a couple of things regarding the P-32. They are not pretty and they look & feel cheap and cheap to buy ($200.). Thats because they are cheap. I felt the exact same way when I first picked one up. But that being said. They are not a range gun, they were made for one purpose, back-up conceal carry. A lot of LEO carry it as back up & others, especially plain clothes. It is the smallest, thinest, lightest, 7 shot semi with no snag points, all rounded edges made. I have owned one for years and dont shoot it much, maybe a few hundred rounds thru it total, Just every now & then to make sure its still working correctly. It has never failed, jamed or FTF. I cant say the same thing about my $700. Walther p99 .40 (but I still love it.) and use the Walther a lot at the range with a couple thousand rounds thru it. Im sure it could have been built with heavier plastic and better quality parts with adjustable sights to last forever, but then it wouldnt be a $200. gun, probably closer to $400. and not acheive what they set out to do with this little cheapy. Here is a photo with some of my other handguns that I posted on another thread, and the Kel Tec looks cheap compared to the others, but it only cost a fraction of what the others cost too, also the others are built for a lifetime of shooting. It has proven reliability, but also limited life, I think Kel Tec says it good for 5000 rounds. So if you view it for what it is, Its good for what it was designed for. Good luck & happy shooting. P.S. I have heard that they dont feed some brands of JHP ammo very well, But I have not experienced that either. Maybe I just got a good one.
My P3AT shoots every time.
I have a Keltec 32 - Like it a lot. Super, super small. The 1st gen ones were not that great, and often required work by the owner to make them reliable... They have been around for many years now.
The 2nd gen ones - more recent ones, have the fluff and buff done already. Much more reliable. Never a problem with my Keltec 32.
hey nuke -
you said it was a sale - maybe they were all gen 1's
i have never seen one as bad as you described
go shoot one
but you gotta remember what was made for
you gotta keep things in perspective
one complained that it kicked like a mule - what would you expect from 7 or 8 ounces?
lasts 5000 rounds! - well put 300 rounds thru it and break it in then hope you never have to use it - i have been told by several people that they wont leave home without it -well, why not - you won't even know it is there because its so light - the pf9 is my next gun
Now the Kahr. I don't understand them. You have to break them in. I have heard you must shoot them 250 times no less and expect lots of jams. Then I've heard 300 then 450 or 500. What is the number of time do you have to shoot the Kahr before it's reliable? Then after that breakin period you have a top of the line firearm. I think a firearm should leave the factory in the top of the line for reliability. Now we have price. What do you get from Kahr that Glock doesn't have. They cost more than Glocks so they must be better. I'm looking at pictures of Kahr because I won't spend that much money on it. I'm also looking at real Glocks and picture and the Kahr is way out of it's league. They don't compare to a Glock in anyway. Glocks do not have to be broken in. I would say they are a 100 times better than a Kahr 1000 times better than kel-tec but where do they get off charging people that kind of money. I would love to buy one brand new to test out and I'm willing to pay 375 for the PM-9 new out of the box. I think that's what it's worth. I do know I have never own one and only have shot two mags and it did nothing for me. I like the design for concealment. I just don't get the price.
Ok I went off the bridge on that one. Went to Teddies driving school for drunks. Please do not take this as an attack on you nukehayes. I just have a sore point with Kahrs. I do want one but they have not convince me or even explain to me in anyway why they want the money they are asking for. You said it's important for safe guarding your family. Then save some money and buy a glock.
Thank you for your concern Spacedoggy, but I really like that gun, it just really appeals to me with its smooth trigger, super thin frame and diminutive size. I also bought it today NIB for $550 tax included. I think I did pretty good on that. And I don't mind burning some ammo through it, I love shooting. And practice with jams is a good thing, I seem to recall a thread from you about practicing clearing jams. I believe all the good things I hear about Glock, but they are not for me, the only polymer DAO I like is this little pocket rocket. I like the good size sights on it too compared to my PPK/S, but those sights aren't hard to beat.
You should get many hours of shooting pleasure from your Kahr. They are good pistols and very reliable.
Enjoy your new pocket rocket.
Well, no ones going to confuse the P3AT for a custom 1911, but it'll go places the 1911 wont. 7 rounds of .380, and you don't have to be a magician to make it disappear. Fully loaded, it weighs about what a loaded 1911 mag weighs. And you don't have to be wealthy to buy one - you can probably find enough loose change in your couch (or your kids piggy-bank).
The combination of price, size, weight, and acceptable firepower make it a truly amazing handgun. I don't carry mine very often (because I prefer a 9, 40, or 45), and most of the time I'm able to carry a larger gun. But for those few times I'm unable to comfortably carry a larger gun, I really appreciate the small size & weight of the P3AT. I would carry the P3AT as a CC BUG, but sadly my state, New Mexico, doesn't allow a second CCW.
Of course, I also like the Kahr. I bought a P40 with night sights a few years ago for $590 and love it. Glocks can't compete with the size & weight - especially the thickness - of the Kahr. As for price, I think the Kahr is pretty close to the Glock. $550 for the PM or $590 for a P40 with night sights isn't that much more than a Block.
As far as a break in period, it isn't that big a deal to me. I think you should put several 100 rounds down range before you trust a carry gun anyway. I've seen handguns a lot more expensive than a Kahr suggest a break in period.
I don't shoot my P40 or P3AT very often, but when I do, they have been 100% reliable. I trust them both to function when and if I need them.
Enjoy your new khar, I know many people who do.
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When I had my 9mm I went to the woods, there was a downed tree with the smooth cut faced towards me. At about 20 yards away I aimed and let off a full mag. Went to check it out. Hit it about 7 of ten. Sold it for a Taurus .357, I like magnum revolvers. Work with a guy who has two KT's in .40. Thats what I want.


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This rice pudding comes from the author's Cuban friend who uses starchy, short-grain Valencia-style rice to achieve a creaminess reminiscent of risotto. Valencia-style rice can be found at most supermarkets; you can also use a short-grain rice like Arborio or Japanese white rice.
- 3 cups water
- 1 cup short-grain rice (such as Arborio)
- 4 whole cloves
- 1 (2-inch) piece vanilla bean, split lengthwise
- 1 (2-inch) cinnamon stick
- 1 (14-ounce) can fat-free sweetened condensed milk
- 1/2 cup evaporated fat-free milk
- 1/2 cup light coconut milk
- 1/2 cup golden raisins
- 1 tablespoon chopped crystallized ginger
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind
- Pinch of salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon (optional)
Nutrition Information
- calories 286
- caloriesfromfat 3 %
- fat 1 g
- satfat 0.7 g
- monofat 0.1 g
- polyfat 0.1 g
- protein 7 g
- carbohydrate 61.9 g
- fiber 0.8 g
- cholesterol 7 mg
- iron 1.7 mg
- sodium 95 mg
- calcium 184 mg
How to Make It
Place water and rice in a large saucepan. Place cloves, vanilla, and cinnamon on a double layer of cheesecloth. Gather edges of cheesecloth together; tie securely. Add to rice mixture. Bring to a simmer over medium heat, stirring frequently. Reduce heat to low; cook 20 minutes or until rice is tender and liquid is almost absorbed.
Stir in milks and raisins; cook 10 minutes, stirring frequently. Stir in ginger, rind, and salt; cook 5 minutes, stirring frequently. Remove cheesecloth with spices. Pour rice mixture into a bowl or individual bowls; cover surface of pudding with plastic wrap. Chill. Sprinkle with cinnamon, if desired.


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Peter Mazza, a former Cedar Grove resident, passed away on Thursday, Jan. 9 from a stroke. He was 48.
Born on May 29, 1965 in Bloomfield, he spent most of his youth in Cedar Grove's North End until his late 20's when he moved to Orlando.
He graduated from, then named, Memorial High School in Cedar Grove in 1983. He went on to study at the New Jersey Institute of Technology and obtained an electrical engineering degree.
Following college, he became a licensed general contractor and started Armorcon Inc., which he only recently sold.
He is survived by his mother, Sandra; his brother, Michael; his sister-in-law, Janet; and his three loving nieces, Kristina, Jessica and Lisa Mazza, all currently living in Orlando. He is also survived by his loving extended family: his aunt and godmother, Maria Patania of Union; his aunt, Mildred Deluca of Carteret; his first cousins, Gail Patania, James Patania, Thomas Deluca and Michele Mazza, all of New Jersey; and numerous other loving relatives and friends. Services will be held at Family Funeral Care, located at 13001 John Young Pkwy, Orlando, Fla. on Saturday, Jan. 18.


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as you can see I dont post to much, but I do look on lots of forums and do lots of readings, and I really should contribute more, and I will. This leads me onto my question.
I am in the UK, but I dont think its really matters for this question.
Now I dont claim to be some Ubber Guru or anything, but I have been working in Networking and Security for a fair few years now, so I must know something, right?
Anyway I would really like to give something back, and help to develop the professionals of the future. So I am thinking perhaps I can add some value by doing some teaching / lecturing at local college or university to give the students some of my experiance and expertise, and possibly help focus their direction.
I wonder if any of your guys have done something similar, and if so how you went about getting your foot in the door. I am thinking about contacting my old lectures (if they are still there as it was about 11 years ago I was there) and asking them if I could add some value to the lessons.
I am not particularly looking to make some money, I just feel I could help out others, give some real world scenarios, learn from the students, and perhaps put myself under some pressure with the questions they might pose.
So any hints and tips would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance guys.


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Dec 20, 2006 at 1:06 pm #1220897
I have been away busy, with school, and the varsity cross country season, so I havent posted a gearlist in a while. so heres my updated gearlist for 3 season fastpacking. around 30 miles a day, temps down under 30
Clothing worn & items carried
04.20 Salomon Raid SS zip tech shirt
03.30 Asics running shorts
28.40 Salomon XA pro 3Ds
01.50 Defeet aireator socks
01.60 Headsweats super visor
01.70 High gear Axis altimiter/compass watch
Clothing carried
06.80 The north face DIAD jacket
02.40 Mont bell U.L. wind pants
05.30 Salomon Raid LS zip tech shirt
01.50 Defeet Aireator socks
00.90 TNF ascent beenie (powerstretch)
01.20 Outdoor poweron gloves (powerstretch)
08.50 BMW cocoon pullover (cold weather option)
06.10 Salomon XA raid tights(cold weather option)
Sleeping and shelter
04.20 BMW stealth 0 NANO tarp
01.30 Gossamer gear polycro groundsheet
01.90 (8)BMW hi vis tent stakes
00.30 BPL aircore guylines
18.00 Montbell UL alpine down #5
03.60 Gossamergear nightlight pad
20.00 Golite 24 pack
00.10 homemade sil nylon stake bag
00.40 2x BMW NANO stuff sack sm.
00.60 2x BMW NANO stuff sack med.
00.20 4"x7" Alosak
Cooking and Hydration
00.20 mini zen stove
00.70 platypus lil nipper bottle
00.20 oven liner windscreen
02.40 snow peak 450 mug
00.30 BPL long handled spoon (shortened)
00.20 diamood matchbook
01.00 dyneema cord for bearbagging
01.80 2x platypus 1 liter bottles
Other essentials
01.00 homemade firstaid kit
01.00 rapair (duct tape & super glue)
01.50 assorted toiletries
00.80 headnet & small bottle of DEET
01.30 whistle, knife, and photon light on spectra lanyard
01.00 Dermatone sun protection
worn or carried 2.5lbs
in pack 5.1lbs
cold weather option 6.0lbsDec 20, 2006 at 2:22 pm #1371753
Christopher PleskoMember
@pivvayLocale: Rocky Mountains
This gear that you actually have and use or a want list? Interested in comments? I definitley feel the adjustment towards an AR style or more durable pack.Dec 20, 2006 at 2:25 pm #1371754
Ben 2 WorldBPL Member
@ben2worldLocale: So Cal
I don't see any insulation layer for wearing when at rest — or to supplement your MB No. 5 for temps under 30F. More power to you, but too cold for me…Dec 20, 2006 at 3:12 pm #1371762
as of right now I have most everything on this list, except really for the big three, the tarp, bag, and pack. I am now using a nunatak arc ghost with a bivy. an oware cat tarp, and a golite dawn pack…which is way too big.
as for the insulation layer, I would add a BMW cocoon jacket for a trip longer than two nights. but this is more of a weekend list. where I try and walk all day to get as many miles into one day as possible, so I dont have much time at rest, and I can bear sleeping at cold tempereatures better than most, at least for a while. so like I said, if the trip is more than one or two nights, I would add an insulation layer, because over the course of a few days, alot of calories are burned, and I am not as able to sleep comfortably at cold temps.
I will post some more comments a little later.Dec 20, 2006 at 3:32 pm #1371765
Christopher PleskoMember
@pivvayLocale: Rocky Mountains
I've brought tights once before but wouldn't again at the weight unless it was cold enough that I'd be wearing them all the time. Knee warmers weigh ~2.5oz (for a reasonably heavy pair) and keep me plenty warm when moving considering you have windparts too. Then you could bring high loft pants instead or nothing at all for a short trip.
I'm planning on getting the cocoon pants whenever they are out again although for top insulation it will vary a lot more with temperature.Dec 20, 2006 at 5:28 pm #1371776
Brett .Member
@brett1234Locale: CA
Ryan, that is an enviable list; It has too little comfort or safety margin for me, but more power to you..
The MB#5A is rated to 43'F, and my experience with two of these bags is that the rating is spot on, IMO. I suggest an insulation layer if you are out in 30F weather. You seem to prefer synthetics, so I recommend the MontBell Thermawrap jacket and pants (about 573g total); this should take your #5 to its lower published limit of -2C.
What are you cooking in, the 450ml cup? Trade up to a 600ml cup and you can prepare your meal re-hydration water and hot drink water in one boil.Dec 20, 2006 at 6:39 pm #1371785
thanks for the comments chris and brett.
I think you guys are right, I can push the comfort limit on sleeping bags a little, but for saftey reasons, I will make sure to include my BMW coccon pullover on my list, if i am expecting any temperatures under 40.
as for the cup, I have a 600ml mug too. but I like the 450 because it is smaller for packing, it boils enough water for meals or hot drinks. of course you can not cook right in the mug like the 600, but I choose to cook in a seperate bag anyway so I can avoid cleaning.Dec 23, 2006 at 11:28 pm #1372068
Aaron SorensenBPL Member
@awsorensenLocale: South of Forester Pass
I really envy your list.
I have a homemade 17oz, (with 9oz of 800 fill) quilt and can barely take it down to 30*. My nuts get soo clod they even cruel up and go inside.
If I had the nuts to incorporate your list with mine, I could almost give Bill F. a run for his money.
I am guessing that you do a lot of running with your pack??
I still can't understand why with such an awesome list that you refuse to use a much lighter modified G6 pack or similar.
I also do a lot running with my H/M 6.5oz pack and I couldn't imagine needing anything heavier duty.
I see this on the list:
01.30 Gossamer gear polycro groundsheet.
At that weight you have the 32" wide version.
When using the GG Pads small profile, the 40" groundsheet gives you much better protection and will cover a much larger portion under the tarp.
You just helped me want to take a big look at my list to squeak a few unneeded ounces out of it.
Merry ChristmasDec 26, 2006 at 9:43 am #1372121
Lorraine PaceMember
How nice to be able to carry just two liters of water. Most of my packweight is generally water. Someone needs to invent water that is lightweight.Dec 26, 2006 at 11:20 am #1372124
mark henleyMember
I've got some dehydrated water I can sell you!LOLDec 26, 2006 at 1:09 pm #1372132
Lorraine PaceMember
Someone seriously needs to come up with something. :-DDec 26, 2006 at 9:18 pm #1372157
David WillsMember
looks pretty good to me. I'm in the same boat, being able to make sleep gear go below where it should. I would recommend something like my 12 oz summer quilt. It's synthetic, which would help with smaller shelter like the nano, and repels water very well if constructed like I did. I use it down to 40* without discomfort. You could definatley save lots of weight with a different pack. I would consider the fanatic fringe alpine pack. Its made of durable materials, is relativley cheap, and only weighs 6 or 7 oz. Also, if your really picky, the GG thinlight would save a few oz. You can check out my sub 3lb gear list under my profile. I don't use any crazy materials and my shelter seems big to me. I stopped using a stove, more out of lazyness than anything. Hotdogs over a fire seem nutritous enough. A keg can pot could save an ounce, is fun to make, and looks manly on the trail if you want to cook. Happy trails
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