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In the years since the closing chapter of this book, Corrie Ten Boom has traveled ceaselessly, carrying her message of triumphant living all over the world, especially behind the Iron Curtain. The author of devotional books treasured by millions, she is also a colorful, amusing speaker with a hold on young audiences that is but one of her many intriguing personal mysteries. This is the full story behind the faith that has touched and stirred and changed so many lives everywhere.
The Hiding Placeby Corrie Ten Boom, John Sherrill (With), Elizabeth Sherrill (With)
The author's experiences hiding Jewish refugees during the Nazi occupation of Holland.
The author's experiences hiding Jewish refugees during the Nazi occupation of Holland.
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This book was very good! like awesomely good! It's about a woman hiding Jews in her house during the holocaust and they get caught. She and her family is taken to prison and later put in a concentration camp. It is a very touching and inspirational story. If you want something to read in a cozy chair one rainy afternoon this is the book.
This book is about Faith and God's love. Despite all of the horror and evil around them, the ten Boom family never gave up hope and continued to help others to cope with the unjust treatment of people during World War II by sharing the word of a loving God. The Hiding Place is a book about a Christian family who risked their own lives to save as many Jewish people as they could from being hunted down by the Nazis during World War II. They knew that hiding the Jews in their home and later moving them through the secret underground network was against the laws of the land however, it was absolutely the right thing to do as Christians. Their faith drove them to care more about the people who were being persecuted than their selves. When the secret room was discovered and the ten Boom's were sent to concentration camps as punishment, the reader questions God's hand. We later learn that their faith was far more useful in the camps. I could not stand to read how awful the Nazis were. I do not understand why the German public didn't rebel and stop the madness. I was riveted by the graphic tales of the concentration camp life for the prisoners. I also could not stand that the Germans would disguise themselves to catch people going against the law. I think that was a little too far. I liked how the ten Boom's continued to risk their own safety and how they came up with clever codes to protect their Jews and themselves. When they built the secret room, it was amazing how small the room was, and how many people they could squeeze into it. You just knew that only God could have protected them for so long. It was moving to see how God worked through Corrie ten Boom as she became a prisoner and yet, she continued to help others in the camp by referring them to God. I also like how the history of World War II comes to life through this book. You should definitely read this book if you want a real personal view of what life was like for a Christian family during the Nazi era. This is a true story and it is written by Miss ten Boom herself. The Hiding Place is an encouraging book about unending Faith and love during unbelievable times. I haven't read any other of the ten Boom books but, I would like to. My overall rating of this book would be a 4.5.
Very engaging...u feel like u are hiding. The author is so inspiring.
Corrie and her family own a watch shop in the Netherlands. But when World War II starts their loyalties are tested. They can't sit by and watch while thousands of Jews are killed. So they secretly alter their home to hid a few people. When someone betrays them they are all rounded up and sent to the concentration camps. Corrie and her sister Betsie must endure the most terrible conditions. Corrie is amazed at her sister's faith and learns to trust in God no matter the circumstances. I loved the adult version and was so excited to see an edited version for children. Both of my children enjoyed the book. Corrie Ten Boom is an amazing and inspiring woman. Her story reaches out to the young and old alike. It's one that I felt blessed to be able to share with my family. The black and white drawings were a plus with my young readers. The story, while dealing with harsh reality, didn't cross the line as far as too much information. This is a book I would recommend every household having in their library. I received this book free of charge from Chosen in exchange for my honest review.
World War II hits Holland like a ton of bricks as Corrie and her religious Christian family must decide how to help their Jewish neighbors who are being hunted down. With a large estate, the Ten Boom family converts a large bedroom into a small bedroom and a small hiding place. There, Jews hide from the police. All is well until the Ten Boom family is found out. Corrie and her family are first sent to prison and eventually to concentration camps. As a children's edition book, this story does not get incredibly graphic. However, there is still enough information to convey the suffering--inadequate food supplies, poor sanitation, flea infestation, etc. Amidst all the tragedy, there is hope in the book. Corrie learns to forgive a soldier who she hates, and even fulfills her late sister's wish for healing concentration camp survivors. There is an ending in this book. Whether or not readers will find that ending happy is something that only they can decide.
Seventy years after the end of World War II, The Hiding Place, Corrie ten Boom's record of courage and grace during the darkest days of European history, has been released in a Young Reader's Edition for youth ages 9-12. Authors Elizabeth and John Sherrill actually travelled with Corrie back in the 1960's and have beautifully captured her story and her legacy of faith for another generation. The Hiding Place begins in a world characterized by the peaceful coziness of a family's life — surrounded by friends and neighbors, punctuated with quirky relatives and loving memories from childhood, and lived to the cadence of ticking watches from Father ten Boom's repair ship. The idyllic scene was shattered when Hitler's Germany invaded Holland in the early days of World War II. The resulting hardship and deprivation revealed the foundation of this family's peaceful life to be an unshakeable faith in the living God. Because they lived in the knowledge that their times were in His hands, they boldly put themselves at risk for the safety of others, particularly the Jewish citizens of Holland who were threatened under Hitler's regime. Elizabeth and John Sherrill's version of The Hiding Place loses none of the suspense of Corrie's original, and most helpfully examines complex issues for young readers: •War against evil brings issues of moral ambiguity to the heart of one who follows God. Is Corrie right in lying to the Nazi's about her family's radio, or is her older sister right in believing that God will work things out if she just tells the truth? •The far-reaching effects of a political theory that reduces the value of life will spill beyond the group of people targeted, and all of life will become cheaper. •The power of God is not limited by evil. In fact, at times it seems that He allows evil to flourish in order that the truth may shine more brightly. •God does not always answer our prayers in the way that we expect. When Corrie offered herself for His people in any way, any place, any time, she could never have imagined that His plan for her included four months of solitary confinement and desolate years in Nazi prison camps. Corrie and her sister Betsie continued to fight the darkness even during their imprisonment, smuggling a Bible into their filthy, flea-infested barracks and opening the Words of light to hundreds of women who gathered around them every evening for prayers. Experiencing "tribulation, distress, persecution, famine, nakedness, peril and sword" on a daily basis, they discovered the truth of Romans 8:37: "In all these things we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us." After her release, Corrie's journey back to her quiet watchmaking shop soon led to a ministry of healing and rehabilitation for those damaged by the war. Ultimately, she travelled to 161 countries, fighting the darkness of hatred and fear with the light of forgiveness. The last generation to experience World War II is nearly gone, and those of us who heard the stories of those who survived and knew their brave hearts have a duty to pass on the lessons from the past. Elizabeth and John Sherrill have given us a valuable tool in accomplishing this with our children. This book was provided by Chosen Books, a division of Baker Publishing Group, in exchange for my honest review.
Wow! What a story... I've romanticized World War II. I really think I did. I could say 'Yeah, that was a bad time!' and that all of the things the Germans did to people were terrible - but I never really knew everything. This book changed my outlook on the war. It gave me a small glimpse into what life was like when Hitler struck: the terror that gripped everyone; the lengths people would go to to hide family members; the fear that was hidden in every heart; the hatred and cruelness of the Germans; the darkness that hung in the air; the never knowing... How can people be so evil? I realized things about the time and what was going on reading this. It was an interesting read - one that had me in tears (the second book to actually make me REALLY cry - the first being Secret of the Lost Settlement by John J. Horn). :) This was a great read - I'd recommend it!
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The Hiding Place, a must-read for those who enjoy Historical Non-Fictions, takes place in Holland during the years of the holocaust, but it is not the typical story, it's written and narrated through the eyes of a simple Dutch woman, named Corrie Ten Boom. This book is very easy to get pulled into, written similarly to a fictional story; it uses narratives that keep a vivid image in your mind the entire time. Surprisingly, even though this book is during the holocaust, it continually uplifts the reader. Instead of feeling pity for Corrie and her family as you read the book, you feel a great sense of admiration and strength through their experiences. This book also has something that is so rarely found in other holocaust stories, there is hardly a word spoken of Hitler and also it is not even from the point of a Jew. Boom did not have to suffer at the same level that the Jewish people were forced to suffer. She could have lived a relatively safe life and quietly endured those terrible war years, but instead her and her family sacrifice so much, to save hundreds of individuals that they do not even know. The emotional connection you have with the characters in this book through Boom's eyes is powerful. It makes you feel as if you are there with her family, experiencing these extreme highs and lows, feeling scared when they feel scared, feeling joy when they feel joy. I have never had this much of a changed outlook on life from a book than I have now. A humble gratitude for the little things I have has been planted in my heart. There is power in the words and stories Boom shares that is thought altering and undeniable. Once is not enough, I plan on reading this book again and again over the years.
*I received a complimentary copy of this book from Chosen Books in exchange for my honest review. I heard about Corrie ten Boom growing up as a child. I heard the stories of Nazi's prison camps, torture, mocking, and humiliation. However, I had never read the story of her life until now. Her life was one of family, fun, and God. In her book, ten Boom recounts stories of her family life as the daughter of a watchmaker, a Dutch citizen, and a sister. I was drawn in by the love she had for her family and God. I was also drawn in by her resolve to not let World War II and the ensuing imprisonment deter her from her faith. While this is a Young Reader's Edition, it is still a powerful read of what one women went through at the hands of an evil empire.
Very Real and Emotional. The Hiding Place, by Corrie Ten Boom is an inspiring book about a Christian woman and her family that gets caught in the terror of the Holocaust. Her family and her help a lot of Jewish people evade Hitler's soldiers for many years by developing an underground operation. Eventually they dicover that one of their "allies" is an inside man for the german army; this leads to the capture of Corrie and her family. They are all sent to a concentration camp where some members of her family are released, while her sister and she go through many hardships and struggles. Even though the times are extremely hard for them, the whole time they are praying to God that things will get better. The two most important themes in this book are family and hope. Family is exetremely important to Corrie; it is how she gets through everything. She fights on to keep her family safe, and she would sacrifice herself for any member of her family. Her sister is what keeps her going in the concentration camps. Hope and religion is also very big in this book. Corrie's sister, Betsie, is always positive even when it seems like there is nothing left to live for. She is always spreading hope by reading the bible to the women in the camp. I loved this book because it was just so vivid and emotional. When I read about the concentration camps, I felt like I was actually there. It was so real that I creid 4 times! The only thing I disliked about this book was that it took a while to develop and I found the beginning of the book pretty uneventful. If you like realistic books, then you will like this book. I wasn't thrilled about reading this book because I thought it would be boring since it is an autobiography, but I would definitely recommend it.Overall, this book is breathtaking and I give it 4 stars.
This is an inspirational story of sacrifice and love that uplifts the soul. It is a true account of Corrie Ten Boom's experiences in German-occupied Holland during WWII. It includes her involvement in the underground and her later imprisonment. She and her sister were truly an example of Christ like love that we can all learn from.
Moving, unreal, enlightening book. I cried reading this book but it also showed ones faith during a time of horror. This is a must read.
The Hiding Place is a true story written by Corrie Ten Boom and John Scherill. It was published on October 28, 1984. This book is intended for any reader who loves uplifting historical fiction. Although the book is not written flawlessly, the message it contains makes up for it. It is the story of Corrie Ten Boom and her sister, Betsie, and their struggle to survive the Holocaust while doing the right thing. The hiding place takes place in Germany in the height of World War II. Corrie Ten Boom had firsthand experience with the Nazis and Jewish and non-Jewish Germans. As a result this book is based ofn real events and people. Ten Boom's book is a realistic reperesentation of the holocaust and the horrible effect it had on so many people, but also how individuals grew through it. Corrie and Betsie both go to the concentration camps, but they learn and experience different things. They are represented realistically, with their faults and their strengths. This is the kind of book that makes you want to be better because of the great example of the characters. The strength that the sisters have is inspiring and hopeful. The major themes in The Hiding Place are selfless sacrifice, charity and forgiveness. The Ten Booms struggle to protect despairing Jews from the Gestapo while putting their lives on the line. Their faith in God keeps them from letting fear get in their way. It is the story of Corrie's experience with the Nazis and their victims, but more fully it is the story of her journey toward emulating Christ's character in all situations. This is an amazing book that I reccomend to all readers.
This book gives me something new each time I read it. The lessons here are simple truths. They are intertwined in a story that deals with difficult times that broke many - but lifted Corrie Ten Boom's eyes to God and developed her loving perspective. I return to this book again and again whenever I feel the need to be inspired and comforted.
The Hiding Place is a very moving book. It teaches many values and reminds us how much pain and sadness many people had to go through in that time in history. The Jews were so persecuted by the Nazis that it blows my mind. This book was very informative and inspirational. It was a personal account told by Corrie Ten Boom who was the main character. Corrie Ten Boom was an amazing woman who always helped others. She was forgiving to all. She was a woman who sacrificed much for the people she knew, the people she only recognized, and often times complete strangers whom she had never met. She was very smart and forgiving. She risked her life on multiple occasions but saved so many lives. She chose to help others and provide homes for the homeless, food for the hungry, money for the poor, and a "hiding place" for many who were in need of a safe haven at the time. I often think about what I would have done in her situation. Would I have given my money and food to a complete stranger? Would I have opened up my home to a person in need? Would I have risked my safety and life to help save the life of another human being? I am sure that most people would not do as Corrie did for fear of their lives and the lives of their family. Not only did Corrie Ten Boom provide things such as food money and shelter, she also provided hope, love, and forgiveness. These things were a big part of her character. She forgave everyone no matter what they did to her and her family. That forgiveness and love helped so many. She was known as a beacon of light, love, and safety in a world that was lacking in all three. She was a very religious woman who never wavered in her faith and love towards everyone. She gives a first hand account on what happened in that terrible time. The Hiding Place is written with amazing detail and Corrie Ten Boom gives expresses great feeling and love and forgiveness to all who read her book. She makes it feel like you are there with her, experiencing all the struggles right next to her! All throughout her life all she did was help other people. Even after she was captured and thrown into prison she still helped the people that were around her. Through all her experiences and trials Corrie learned to count her many blessings and to always be thankful for what she had. There was a part in the story when Corrie and her sister were moved to the Ravensbruk Concentration Camp and their cabin was infested with fleas. Corrie felt bitter and angry about the fleas but her sister reminded her that she must be thankful for everything, even the fleas. Corrie then told her sister that she would never be thankful for the fleas. The two sisters later came to find that they were not being watched as closely by the guards because the guards wouldn't go in their cabin because of the fleas. I love this because it shows that no matter how difficult and unfair trials may seem, there is ALWAYS something to be grateful for. Even if it means that you are grateful for fleas. Another example of Corrie's amazing character is after the war when she meets the man who originally betrayed her family to the Nazis. She felt no resentment towards the man. Only love and forgiveness. She helped others come to find that same love and forgiveness towards others too. Corrie Ten Boom continues to help people today by her book the Hiding Place. I want everyone to read this book so they too can personally witness the true meaning of love through Corrie Ten Boom


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1989 YJ 2.5: the proverbial engine knock
Hey all, I've been lurking and reading the forum, but decided to post a question in hopes I could find answers...
I bought a 89 YJ with the 2.5 with 230K miles. Pretty much everything was replaced about 70k miles ago- upper engine rebuild included. Aftermarket intake, throttle body spacer, new radiator, water pump, alternator, ps pump, thermostat housing, etc...
I bought it dirt cheap because it has an engine knock and runs rough at idle. The knock is not bad, but it's definitely there. It's not a lifter tic. Seems to be worse when load is off engine (ie coasting while in gear) and increases with RPM.
The oil pressure gauge jumps all over the place, but near as I can guess it shows 10 psi at idle and 35-40 at speed... maybe.
Runs decent under throttle, but at idle is rough and "lopes" a bit. I noticed there was some exhaust work done recently right next to the tranny (pipe replaced) and it looks like there might have been an o2 sensor removed...
Is it supposed to have 2 sensors?
I've had suggestions of Marvel mystery oil or Motor Honey to help with the knock before rebuild, but don't know if any are worth even trying.
Is there anything else I can do to make this motor last as long as possible before rebuild?
Is it mis firing at idle?
[QUOTE=95YamJam;3892073]Is it mis firing at idle?[/QUOTE
Possibly... Runs rough for sure.
Update: I found there's only supposed to be one o2 sensor and it looks newer... There's a strong fuel smell when under hard load like climbing a hill, so wondering if its a fuel delivery issue? MAP and MAT sensors come to mind, but hate to throw parts at it until I have a closer idea of what it could be...
intake air temp sensor
I have an 89 that was running rough and rich when I got it. Intake air temp sensor was broken off from PO replacing intake gasket. It's a 2 wire thing near fire wall in the intake manifold. Hard to find. I had to cross a lot of numbers and then the connector was different and I had to mod the terminals on it. It is just a 'thermistor'- you can check it with an ohm meter. I think it reads about 1000 ohms at at ambient temp and resistance goes down as temp goes up. Take it out and test it by heating it up slowly.
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The present invention relates to a method for the immobilization of organic liquid waste in a solid matrix, for transportation and either storage or disposal.
The shortcomings of earlier "oil solidification" processes involving the taking up of oily liquid wastes in solid absorbents are well recognized. The absorbent materials used have exhibited either a low capacity for organic waste, or else fail to retain the waste upon immersion in water.
For the disposal of aqueous waste solutions, such as radioactive waste produced by nuclear power plants, some success in disposal has been achieved by uniformly dispersing the waste in a liquid thermosettable polymer composition and thereafter curing the waste/polymer dispersion to a solid. Such techniques are illustrated in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,077,901 (Arnold); 4,400,313 (Roberson); and 4,459,211 (Carini).
It became apparent, however, that organic solvent wastes and oils were not amenable to disposal in the same way as aqueous waste because of chemical incompatibility of the organic waste materials with resin matrices. A modification of the technique for application to organic waste materials is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,405,512 (Filter), involving the aqueous dilution of waste to the degree that prior encapsulation techniques become operable. The liquid organic waste is diluted in water prior to dispersion in a curable resin system, so that the amount of waste in the uncured resin phase is at a level below that which will retard the cure rate or adversely affect physical properties of the cured product. This necessarily results in low oil loadings in the final product, however, and may not be practical where a substantial quantity of strongly hydrophobic waste material must be disposed of.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,382,026 (Drake) also recognizes the shortcomings of previous techniques when applied to organic solvent wastes such as oils, and proposes as a solution the taking up of such waste in particles of polymers having the property of being substantially insoluble in, but capable of being swollen by the organic liquid waste. The loaded polymer particles are dispersed in an emulsion of water in a curable liquid resin in the ratio of between 1:10 and 3:1 particles to resin. The resin is then cured to a solid with the gelled particles encased therein. This process, too, has low oil loadings, and the long-term stability of the uncured polyester emulsion is open to question, since the oil-swollen polymer particles promote de-emulsification of the water-in-resin emulsion.
It is a particular object of the present invention to provide a safe and efficient method for immobilizing organic liquid low-level radioactive waste (LLRW) produced as byproducts of nuclear generator operations. Typical such LLRW include lubricating oils, scintillation fluids, and Freon dry cleaning effluent, containing moderate levels of tritium, carbon-14, PCBs, or other toxic materials which preclude incineration. For such LLRW the aforementioned known encapsulation techniques are unsatisfactory.
The invention stems from the discovery that a water suspension of organic waste-containing microcapsules can be added under agitation to an unsaturated, water-extendible polyester (WEP) resin such as AROPOL WEP 661-P (Ashland Chemicals) to form a stable suspension-in-ester emulsion. The emulsion may then be hardened by curing the loaded ester with a free-radical such as a peroxide. Waste loadings of up to 44% contaminated turbine oil by volume have been achieved in the final product, which is a free-standing monolithic solid having oil-containing microcapsules and water encapsulated within the polyester matrix.
The first step in the immobilization of an organic lipophilic waste liquid in a solid matrix according to the method of the invention is preparing a solution or dispersion of a suitable polyfunctional lipophilic reagent in the waste liquid. The reagent chosen is one which will form a solid condensation polymer, by interfacial condensation, with a selected hydrophilic polyfunction reagent. The solution of lipophilic reagent in waste liquid is then mixed with an aqueous solution of an emulsifying agent to form a waste-in-water emulsion. Mixing that emulsion with an aqueous solution of the hydrophilic reagent produces a discrete phase, comprising an aqueous suspension of waste-containing microcapsules.
The aqueous suspension of waste-containing microcapsules is removed when the interfacial condensation is complete and is agitated in a curable water-extendible liquid resin to form a water-in-resin emulsion containing the microcapsules. Finally, a free-radical initiator is added to the water-in-resin emulsion and the resin is cured to form a solid matrix (wasteform) containing the microcapsules. It has now been found that nylon-based microcapsules of waste lubricating oils provide especially stable emulsions when dispersed in the ester phase prior to polymerization, possibly owing to the hydrophilic nature of this polymeric material.
Other objects and advantages of the method of the present invention will be apparent from the detailed description which follows. In a drawing which is illustrative of the invention:
FIG. 1 is a schematic drawing of a system for carrying out the immobilization of liquid organic waste by the method of the invention, as applied in a continuous process.
Methods of encapsulation by interfacial condensation are well-known as disclosed, for example in U.S. Pat. No. 3,429,827 (Ruus). Microencapsulation of liquid waste suggested a method whereby the waste would be physically isolated and could at the same time be given a hydrophilic surface rendering it amenable to further encapsulation in a solid wasteform.
Table 1 sets out various reagent systems which may be used to form microcapsules of organic liquid waste:
TABLE 1______________________________________Microcapsular Lipophilic HydrophilicShell Material Reagent Reagent______________________________________polyester terephthaloyl chloride ethylene glycol and trimesoyl chloridepolyureylene 4,4 diphenylmethane- 1,6-hexanediamine di-isocyanatepolyurethane 4,4 diphenylmethane- polyol/catalyst di-isocyanate mixturepolyamide terephthaloyl or 1,6-hexanediamine sebacoyl chloride and trimesoyl chloride______________________________________
In the preferred nylon-based system, an oil-soluble dicarboxylic acid chloride such as terephthaloyl or sebacoyl chloride is reacted with an aqueous polyamine solution (e.g., 1,6-hexanediamine) to produce an interfacial membrane of polyamide surrounding droplets of oil, according to the following reactions: ##STR1## Hydrogen chloride produced by the condensation is neutralized by excess diamine or, more efficiently, by a suitable salt (sodium carbonate). Sebacoyl and terephthaloyl chlorides were chosen because of their low solubility in water and hence extremely slow rates of hydrolysis.
Initial tests were performed using inactive lubricating oil (Teresso 32) as the microcapsule core material. Diacid chloride was dissolved in the oil and this solution was dispersed in an aqueous phase containing acacia gum to maintain the dispersion.
A second aqueous solution of diamine, acacia gum and sodium carbonate was added during stirring, instantaneously producing buoyant capsules. Under a microscope, the capsules so produced ranged from 10 to 100 microns in diameter. The fragile nature of the capsules necessitated their separation from the liquid phase, emulsification of the aqueous liquid phase with polyester resin, recombination of this emulsion with the capsules at low stirring speed and subsequent catalysis with methyl ethyl ketone peroxide (MEKP).
Capsules made using diethylene triamine were found to inhibit catalysis of the water-extendible polyester resin. Either diethylene triamine in a solution of greater than 0.3% or the presence of a polyamide made with this amine apparently prevented catalysis, presumably owing to the presence of an unreacted secondary amine group. The use of 1,6-hexanediamine presented no such problems and waste loadings of up 35% v/v were successfully attained.
Higher waste loadings (up to 44%) and emulsification without a need for capsule separation were achieved by adding small amounts of a trifunctional carboxylic acid, trimesoyl trichloride, to the oil phase. Crosslinking of the polyamide was thereby promoted, thus rendering the capsule walls strong enough to survive stirring at high speed. The resulting WEP emulsion has similar stability to a plain WEP emulsion (many days).
It is important that the concentration of acid chloride first dissolved in the oil be sufficient to ensure substantially complete encapsulation of the oil in the interfacial condensation reaction, since any free oil will destabilize the later formed water-in-resin emulsion. It was found that sufficient encapsulation could be ensured by using 8.8 g of terephthaloyl chloride and 0.83 g of trimesoyl trichloride per litre of waste oil. However, the amounts of polyacid chloride and diamine required to effect complete encapsulation will depend upon the oil droplet surface area and, accordingly, will be functions of both the emulsification speed and the type and concentration of the emulsifier.
Stoichiometric ratios of amine (dissolved in the water phase) to acid functional groups (dissolved in the waste oil) of between 0.9 and 1.1 were used successfully in the interfacial condensation reaction. Excess diamine (diamine/acid ratio greater than about 1:1) adversely affects the subsequent curing of the water-extendible polyester. Sub-stoichiometric quantities of diamine are acceptable, however, since not all of the acid halide will immediately migrate to the forming microcapsular walls.
Optionally, emulsion stabilizers such as methocel and acacia gum may be added to the initial oil-in-water emulsion. These are useful in ensuring the production of small and therefore strong capsules, by providing good oil dispersion.
Terephthaloyl chloride and trimesoyl chloride in the proportions listed below were dissolved in waste turbine lubricating oil to form Solution A. Solution A was emulsified in Solution B for 15 minutes using a large low-speed mixer in a 10L pail. Solution C was added slowly and stirred for about 5 minutes. A discrete phase of smooth yellowish appearance was seen to form at the surface of the mixture, which examined under a microscope was found to consist of discrete microcapsules (10-300 micron diameter). When some of these capsules were placed under sufficient pressure to break the capsule walls, oil was released.
The microcapsule suspension was added under agitation to 1.6 kg of a commercially available unsaturated polyester resin/styrene solution, AROPOL WEP 661-P, and a stable water-in-polyester emulsion was seen to form. AROPOL WEP 661-P is a low viscosity, prepromoted isophthalic resin made by Ashland Chemicals, but other curable, water-extendible polyester resins may be used.
Aropol WEP 661-P has a percentage styrene content of between 57 and 60%. The viscosity of the Aropol resin itself (Brookfield at 77� F., #1 spindle at 30 rpm) is between 120 and 180 cps. In a 60% water emulsion, the viscosity of the Aropol product (Brookfield at 85� F., LVT #3 spindle at 30 rpm) is between 2,300 and 3,500 cps. The acid number of the solids base resin before promotion is between 8 and 12 and the specific gravity of the resin is 1.03.
The typical curing characteristics of Aropol WEP 661-P at room temperature for water emulsions prepared at 85� F. is set out in the following table. The data refers to a cure in which 0.75% (based on resin) of a 35% aqueous solution of hydrogen peroxide was used as catalyst. Other catalysts such as Lupersol DSW (Pennwalt-Lucidol), Norox W-60 (Norac Chemical), Percadox 48 (Noury Chemical Co.) or Aposet 720 (Apogee) are satisfactory but should be used at a 1% level, based on resin.
______________________________________ 50% Water 60% Water______________________________________Viscosity 1,200 2,800Gel Time, minutes 3.0 4.0Total Time, minutes 7.0 8.0Peak Exotherm, �F. 205 175______________________________________
To this water-in-WEP emulsion and under agitation an organic peroxide (MEKP 130 mL) was added to cure the polyester thus forming a hard freestanding monolithic solid. The oil-containing capsules and water were contained within the polyester matrix.
______________________________________Solution A: 2 L lubricating oil (Teresso 32), 14.9 g of terephthaloyl chloride dissolved in 60 mL xylene 1.4 g of trimesoly chloride dissolved in 28 mL acetoneSolution B: 1300 mL water 85 g acacia gumSolution C: 280 mL water 14 g acacia gum 9.9 g hexamethylene diamine 21.1 g sodium carbonate______________________________________
Final organic waste loading was 35% by volume in the solid wasteform. 5cm. cubes were cut from the 5 litre solid wasteform for testing of physical properties. Compressive strength at which oil exuded from the form was measured to be 300 psi. Release of the oil was negligible when the wasteform was immersed in water for 300 days. It should be noted that, in this example, the quantities of acid chloride and diamine reactants are from a practical point of view near the minimum quantities for effective encapsulation of the stated quantity of turbine oil within a reasonable reaction time (between 5 and 30 minutes). The presence of a minor amount of a trifunctional reactant (trimesoyl chloride) serves to provide strong capsular walls through crosslinking.
Table 2 illustrates the effect of polyester resin content on the final compressive strength of the wasteform. Samples A to E were each prepared by the batch process of Example 1, scaled down to 60 g (˜71 mL) of oil. In each case a fixed amount of capsules-in-water suspension was stirred into the quantity of polyester resin indicated in the third column of Table 2. That is, by decreasing the absolute amount of polyester resin from A to E, the relative percentages of water and oil increase while their absolute volumes remain constant. Referring to Sample B, the total volume of the wasteform was 71[vol. of oil]/32%=222 mL.
TABLE 2______________________________________ Waste Oil Polyester Compressive1 Loading Polyester Resin StrengthSample (% Vol) Resin (g) (% Vol) (MPa)______________________________________A 27 128 50 4.6B 32 85 40 4.9C 36 57 31 3.2D 39 45 26 2.7E 44 35 21 2.0______________________________________ 1 loading at which oil exudes from wasteform.
The waste content of the solidified product depends upon the compositions of both the oil-in-water emulsion and the waste-in-polyester emulsion. A characteristic of WEP emulsions is an increasing viscosity in direct proportion to the water content. More than 70% mass of water renders the product too stiff for processing. Oil-in-water emulsions resist inversion at up to about 70% v/v internal oil phase, lowered by addition of the diamine curing solution to about 66%. Accordingly, the practical maximum waste loading for immobilized and encapsulated oil is approximately 0.70�0.66 =46% v/v. A number of immobilized products were successfully produced at 44% v/v oil, however the uncured emulsion was too viscous to pour or to be efficiently processed. The final effective waste loading of the immobilized waste can be potentially increased, however, by substituting aqueous liquid waste for the water phase used in preparing the oil-in-water emulsion.
Specimens prepared according to the method of the invention, despite a high oil content, exhibited good resistance to flame. Exposure to eight 48-hour freeze/thaw cycles at -23� C. and 23� C. produced no visible deterioration of the test specimens.
A continuous waste immobilization process employing the method of the invention is schematically illustrated in FIG. 1. In liquid waste tank 10, terephthaloyl chloride (90 g) in xylene solution and trimesoyl trichloride (8.5 g) in acetone solution are dissolved in Teresso 32 oil (12 L). This solution is pumped into stirred encapsulation tank 12 containing a solution of 600 g of acacia gum in 48 L of warm water. Stirring at high speed is carried out to form the initial oil-in-water emulsion.
From tank 14, the amine curing solution consisting of 60 g hexanediamine, 80 g acacia gum and 130 g sodium bicarbonate dissolved in two litres of water is added gradually to the oil-in-water emulsion in tank 12 and mixing is continued at a brisk speed to provide thorough liquid movement.
After between 5 and 15 minutes, the mixing speed is reduced until just sufficient to maintain a homogeneous suspension of encapsulated oil in water.
The microcapsular suspension is combined in emulsion head 16 with WEP resin pumped from drum 18 and the final water-in-polyester emulsion is catalyzed with MEKP (6% by weight of resin) by way of line blender 20, to produce the solid wasteform.
It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that microencapsulation of oily liquid waste by interfacial polycondensation, so as to produce an aqueous suspension of microcapsules, could be carried out using any of a wide variety of coreactants, one soluble in the oil waste and the other soluble in the aqueous phase. The lipophilic reactant could, for example, be a diacid chloride, a disulphonyl chloride, or mixtures thereof. The hydrophilic reactant could be a polyamine or polyol, such as bisphenol A, thus forming microcapsules having polyamide or copolyamide walls.
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Maxxie: disappointedMature
The sexy man walks out and I groan. My head hurts. Like, really hurts. I want the sexy man back; I was comfy before he decided to fuck off.
I haul myself out of the bed and pull on my boxers, staggering to the front door. I open it again, not expecting to see him still there. But there he is, sexy man, whose name I don't remember, leaning against the wall with his head in his hands. I roll my eyes and grab the front of his shirt, pulling him back inside.
He protests about going to work, and being late, but I grunt at him to shut up and sit down while I make coffee and he just gives in. I shove a mug of coffee in his hands and flop on the sofa beside him, curling up with my eyes half closed.
"I don't remember your name," I mumble over the rim of my own mug. I like to know the name of the people I screw; it makes me feel like less of a slut.
"It's, uh, it's Cayden," he says, staring at his shoes. He doesn't wanna be here, does he? Whatever, he can shut up and put up.
"Wow, you're not one of those weird closet cases that screws a guy and then pretends he didn't, are you?" I've had a few of them. They're weird. Not so great to have around in the morning after.
"No. I've just never stuck around this long afterwards," he mutters, still not looking up.
"Why not...? I'm Maxxie, by the way." I get the feeling I might have been too drunk to introduce myself. In fact... where did those aspirin go?
"I just... Look, I pick up drunk people, it's what I do. No commitment needed. And chances are they won't remember a thing in the morning so they don't notice when you're gone," he explains and I nod, getting up to look for the aspirin.
"Sounds like me," I say into the medicine box, my head throbbing. I pull out the little yellow box and swallow a couple of the pills, then throw them at Cayden. "I dunno about you, but my head kills."
"Master of all hangovers, me. Only time I ever had one was when I was seven. Tried a bit too much wine at a wedding and why did I just tell you that?" he pulls this ridiculously gorgeous confused face, y'know the kind that you can appreciate in spite of a pounding headache and the floor not staying where it should? I giggle and curl back up on the sofa beside him. "I don't tell people things so why the hell did I do that?"
"Because I'm just one of those faces that inspires trust," I smile, "that and I'm totally easy to talk to." He jumps up and starts babbling about going to work again.
"I'm... I should probably go. I mean, I've got work and all and...yeah..." I grab the hem of his shirt and pull him back down. No one argues with hangover Maxxie, 'kay?
"If work was that urgent, I wouldn't have found you standing outside my door with your head in your hands." He starts to get all bitchy and pulls this irritated face at me. Which is also cute.
"What makes you think I wasn't regretting sleeping with you? I was pretty drunk last night too, y'know."
"I wouldn't know, I was too drunk to sit on my own bar stool," I counter, "and you'd have protested a bit harder than you did when I pulled you back in."
"You've really got me cornered, huh? Well, Maxxie, I don't know what you want me to say. I can't think of any way to do this without hurting you because frankly you seem to want to make something out of this. But nothing will ever happen. I tried dating someone before, ended up screwing some guy in an alley a week later," bitch face.
I just grin, though.
"Who said I was looking for more than just a steady fuck buddy? I'm bored of being a total slut; a familiar face would be nice, and I might as well make it a fucking sexy face at that."
"Why are you being so difficult?" he sighs and I begin to laugh. Hysterically. And in front of Mr. Sexy Cayden...
So not cool.
"I dunno, I think I'm still drunk," I giggle.
"If you were still drunk I would have convinced you to drop this and let me go to work the second you hauled me back in here," he growls and my eyes widen slightly.
"I'm a stubborn little fuck, aren't I?" I smile, downing the last of my coffee. I put the mug on the floor and pull my knees to my chest, hugging them there with a sigh. "Y'know what, just ignore me. I'm just being an idiot, as per usual."
He heaves a sigh too, "c'mon, don't guilt trip me. I don't know you that well, but you're not an idiot." Yeah, haha, sure. He gives me an awkward one-armed hug and it's very, very hard to avoid kissing him. I don't hug him back, trying to keep my lips under control and fight back the wave of disappointment as I prepare myself to tell him he can go. He moves back and rubs his eye, "look, I seriously need to go. I've got a twenty minute bus ride and," he pauses to check his phone for the time, "about two minutes to spare."
"If you say so... you can go if you really want, I guess. I promise I won't drag you back this time," I force the words out and make myself laugh and smile, trying to hide how I feel like a complete idiot, regardless of what he says about that.


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Joe: RenoMature
We had been too tired to do anything interesting the night before. We mostly just watched some TV and read a couple of magazines. However, the next day was a little more adventurous. Once I had showered and changed into a fresh shirt and a pair of khaki shorts, Mum informed me that we were going down into the city centre, probably to one of the casinos. I wondered if they had forgotten how old I was. It was a well-known fact that you had to be twenty one to gamble in America.
"You know there's no way I'll get in?"
"Well we'll have a look. We won't leave you on your own." Mum replied. Doubt flooded my mind at her words; I knew there wasn't a chance I'd get in.
We headed back outside and started down the road. Cars drove past, each kicking up a little bit more heat and dust from the side of the road. I could feel the back of legs and neck burning already and knew it was down to my naturally pale complexion and ginger hair. I had always burned easily and it was never a particularly attractive look.
"Oh yes Joseph I packed a hat for you," Mum reached into her bag and pulled out a hat my granddad might have worn if he was still alive. It was one of those really old fisherman hats with 'Gone Fishing' scrawled across the front.
"There's no way on Earth I'm wearing that mum."
"But you'll burn."
"I'd rather."
She frowned. "Well at least put some sunscreen on."
"Fine," I relented. She handed me a bottle of sun lotion and I began rubbing it into my scorching skin. It started to help instantly and I hid a quiet sigh of relief from Mum.
Dad had a small map in front of him and he was turning it all the way round. He looked utterly confused, but was too proud to actually admit it.
"We should just ask for directions."
"No, I can do this."
"What is it with men and asking for directions?" Mum sighed exasperated. "Look, a bus stop!"
Sure enough, a little way ahead of us was a small bus shelter, completely empty. It had a timetable attached to the glass wall and the words Downtown Reno above it.
"I guess this is the bus station we need." Dad reached into his pocket and pulled out a handful of coins. One thing that takes some getting used to when you go to America is the money. I left Dad to it, counting out the dollars and the cents and whatever else he had. I watched the cars passing by, every now and then meeting the casual glance of a driver or a passenger. I wondered if we looked like typical tourists. There I was, in my dark sunglasses and bright orange hair and slightly shiny skin from where the sun screen hadn't quite sunk in yet. Mum was wearing some flowery maxi dress that she insisted she looked good in but I thought made her look twenty years older, and Dad had taken to wearing the fisherman's hat with these hideous brown sandals.
I spotted a bus coming down the road with the number forty-one on the front. According to the timetable beside us, that was the one we needed. I stuck my hand out, unsure if that was what you needed to do in America. It was in England; the customs couldn't be that different.
It screeched to a halt and the doors swung open with a reluctant groan. The bus driver looked bored and viewed us all with wearied eyes. There were only a few people on the bus; an elderly woman at the front and a couple towards the back.
"Downtown Reno please," Dad announced. "Not sure how much it is. We're not from around here."
Oh sure, my dad: Captain Obvious.
He handed over a handful of coins and the driver took what he needed, handing the rest back. He printed out three tickets for us and told us to take a seat. I chose a window seat behind my parents.
The bus jerked to a start again and I watched the world pass us by as we sped down the road. Reno was so different to the town I lived in. Everything was much bigger and busier. There was also the fact that they drove on the right here which took a little getting used to. I kept expecting a car to come crashing into us, which I know was completely ridiculous.
When we got off the bus, I saw how full of life Reno was and I found myself a little disorientated at first. I immediately clutched at my mum's arm, frightful I was going to lose her. We passed several shops each selling very different things. There was a liquor shop, a pawn shop, even a shop that offered 'Wild West Souvenirs'. There was an arcade just ahead of us with bright lights and loud music but we walked straight past that, towards a casino.
"This one looks tacky enough that you won't get ID'ed," Dad joked.
"Do we really want to head into a tacky casino?" Mum fretted. "You hear all sorts of stories about scammers and thugs."
"You watch too much Panorama," Dad replied. "Let's sit down somewhere first and get something to eat."
We headed over to a place called Dolly's Diner and took a seat outside. Dad picked the menu up and began browsing it. I settled for a burger and chips with a coke, mum had a salad and dad got a panini. We ate in silence, perfectly content in people watching. We didn't seem to be the only tourists here; people with cameras hanging round their necks marvelling at the sights, accompanied by other avid sandal-lovers. It seemed like a real touristy place to go.
Once our stomachs were full and the bill had been paid, we went down the road to the casino we had seen earlier. Bright lights decorated the entrance and I counted five bulbs that had been smashed in. I hovered behind my parents, reluctant to go inside.
"They're going to ID me," I said. "I don't exactly look twenty one do I?"
"Joe, when are you ever going to be here again? This holiday is for you. We can just try it and if you get ID'ed we'll leave straight away."
Mum frowned. "We shouldn't really be encouraging this."
"The kid's nearly sixteen, he deserves this."
"Yes but what kind of parents are we if we try and get our underage son to sneak into a casino?"
"Who cares?" Dad scoffed. "We're on holiday!"
"Okay," I nodded. "Let's do this."
I followed them inside.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 15, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas Scrapbook pics, Page 6 J Crime Plan, Page 4 Astros optimistic, Page 5 New Braunfels LUU New Braunfels, Texas Thursday January 15,1987 25 Cents One Section, 12 Pages StammtischTn--------1 Spit 'n polish GBRA: No cause You heard (read?) it first here. The San Diego Zoo is giving away live oak trees. No, no, no. The San Antonio Zoo is giving away live oak seedlings as part of the Texas observance of Arbor Day. Trees are to be given away at the gate to the renowned zoo in the Alamo City beginning Saturday. In reading a bunch of material about zoos, comparisons, etc., the slip was made, and considering a rather harried member of our staff belongs to both the San Diego and San Antonio zoological societies, the misnomer occurred. Sorry, but do think about getting a tree, if you can.... There're nice people in New Braunfels. Roland Gutierrez, a member of the housekeeping department of McKenna Memorial Hospital, recently found a lost wallet in a couch in a waiting area. The billfold contained $400 and was promptly turned in to the appropriate folks. The owner came to get his wallet and rewarded Gutierrez with 120. Great goin', Roland.... Doug Miller, the insurance agent who announced for city council yesterday, says his campaign manager was confused by the word "autonomous". In our account of his statements on why he is running and what he believes. Miller said he agrees with the concept of a property tax appraisal district as it exists now in Comal County - a uniform appraisal office separate from any taxing entity per se. Miller wanted to tell whoever might have been confused that he does not believe in any governmental entity, appraisal district, etc. being completely autonomous, that is not under the control of anyone Appraisal districts such as our. of course, are governed by a board of directors appointed by the respective taxing entities in the county or counties served.... James Howard Behung, we have your photograph It was left after we ran it on the Commerce and Industry page a while back Ifs a real nice color portrait and we don't know how to get it back to you, so if you want it, call the editorial department and we'll send it to you or whatever ... National Jaycee Week is Jan IS through Jan 24, and the HeraJd-Zeitung will insert a special tabloid commemorating such Jan. 22 The membership and photos of 'em will be included, as well as photographs of noteworthy 1986 events... •y SARAH DUKE Staff Writer Guadalupe-Bianco River Authority officials said this week there is no reason for river area business owners to fear the construction of the Canyon Dam hydroelectric project. "Obviously, I'm aware that they would be concerned about it," said David Welsch, GBRA's planning director He was responding to concern expressed last week by the Canyon Lake Chamber of Commerce that construction of the project would hurt the summer tourist business by reducing the river flow. "When we do the work inside the dam — lining the conduit — that will be done in the winter months." Welsch said, adding that GBRA has no intention of affecting the recreational use of the river. "We are not going to disrupt the summer flows if there are any flows, they (the people near the river) are going to get them, " he said GBRA is waiting for final approval by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers before construction can begin on the project which is projected to supply of electricity to New Braunfels residents The corps permit was expected to be granted immediately following approval by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission That ap proval came in December Corps of ficials are reviewing the permit ap plication and expect to come to a decision about the project in the next few weeks. Welsch said that once the permit is received, construction can begin as early as June. That work. however, would not include the lining of the dam conduit, which would cause a drastic reduction in the amount of water to be released from the lake Welsch said that in June, workers can begin preliminary work such as surveying, excavating and building the powerhouse Lining the conduit for the hydroelectric generating plant will take between 60 and 90 days, Welsch said "That's a relatively short period in the construction period of about 13 months." he said "lf we can start all that in June, we can do it dine the conduit) this winter It will always be done in the winter months regardless when we start," he said Welsch added that if approval is not granted until August or September. GBRA probably will wait until winter of 1988 to block off the outflow Dunng the conduit lining, water from the lake will have to be pumped over the dam FERO and GBRA disagree over the amount of water needed to keep fish alive downstream of the dam Golf board eyeing course upgrade MIHCURK/MNIlandscaping give the block a "finished" look following a year of construction next to the Comal County Courthouse. By DAVID MAY Staff Writer Local golf enthusiasts will see within the next 60 days the first of several improvements scheduled for the Lands Park Golf Course as the result of monies generated hy a capital improvement fund. The Golf Course Advisory Board announced at its regular meeting Tuesday night installation of a rain shelter on the back nine holes is expected to be complete within the next 30 to 60 days Plans to install cart paths and a watering system in the near future were also formulated by the board. New Braunfels City Council recently approved fee increases at the park, with certain portions earmarked for capital improvements at the course The fee changes, which went into effect Dec. I , are expected to generate some 165,000 for capital im provements as well as about $20.0U<' for general operating and main tainance costs After the work on the rain shelter has been completed, the board plans to immediately begin phasing in can paths for the back nine The board believes paths on holes number IO and 18 will be finished by mid-summer The next phase will be to complete paths on holes ll, 12 and 17. with paths on holes 13. 14. 15 and 16 to follow. Completion of the watering system on the first six holes, retaining walls along the river on holes 2 and 4. as well as other improvements, will be phased in as revenue into the improvements fund permit, according to the board When asked about reports that the city is exploring the feasibility of turning the course over to a professional management group on a long-term See GOLF, Pate 2 Erasmo Gutierrez of the city's Public Works If you are low income and need Department puts the finishing touches on the help paying your home energy costs parking spaces in front of the new county this winter, contact Texas Depart- courthouse annex. New parking meters and ment of Human Service between today and Feb. 18. Eligibility is limited ssEzSc Drought could take Aquifer by surprise per month; $745.49 for two-person ■ m ■ families; $935.49 for three; $1,125.49 By sarah duke for four people; $1,315.49 for four; staff Writer $1,505.49 for six, etc. The local DHS office can help you, or you can call The Edwards Aquifer is not (512 ) 450-3455 and ask for Estella prepared to meet the demands a Rios, or write TDHS, 701 W. 51st St., severe drought could cause Austin, Texas78751.... Jack Ohlrich, local realtor and innacarth vimHNm/ member of the Edwards RrZnf Ju hi* th* .,** Underground Water District's board KayCo.me.lc.. Inc lor herac Ka,mg demand .or water wui Uke time and commitment. k?v "I* »* •taut" >>*ve an Immediate is among more than l.soo Mary hay Independent businesswomen who Kte ^ are members of the company's new "J? . J" everyone, ^fi™Ohlrich is running unoppc-ed In Saturday s election for Comal Coun achievements, Mary Ray provides t^rd^HTha^^served on ^Wboard VIPS like Elrod with Ute ated, a £•«£*,? Flremator«.lon,Mtetem»t. production requirements.... Hoffman, who resigned his position. Th# Mgciu Ohlrich said it baa taken him some CLASSIFIED...........IHI Unf " J*®** «qu»lntedwtUi the m water district's history and current ..............I operations. He said the most signifi- CB OM WORD..............z cant project of the peat year has beat OBAR ABBY...............3 development of a regional wator EDUCATION...............3 study KALEIDOSCOPE..........4 ' The study, which look several irion- OBITUARIES..............3 tbs to complete, outlinaa tbs future of ADiumuc 4 the wator supply for San Antonio and opinion**. ..........* the Central Texas am SCBAPBOOK ae.I M||t, gpfqg |q ^ years" to SPOBTS....................3 develop surface wator resource WBATHBB.................3 which will serve to docteoee tho area's dependency on tho aquifer, Ohlrich sold. "It's going to take some legislation to accomplish this because somebody has to pay for it. Results of the regional wator study suggest that new dame need to bo built to develop surface wator to bo ' used by San Antonio. "You've soon how long It'sto make the Canyon (Dam) hydroelectric project a reality," he said. "It s going to that long for a dam* That's why it's Important that we start working on it right now while we have plenty of water." Ohlrich lo one of thraoComal County repwontatlveo on tho-district board. Kamwth lkats abd Craig Clechee for Seward* Aquifer Beard el Directer* is Saturday from ? a.m. Ie I p.m. County precincts 4.1, and 19 will yet* at the Bracken Fire Station; 9, ll ll. 14 at tho Centai County Bead Department; I ti and ZI at Seale ■lementary School; Ll Hand ret First United Methodist Church; IL lf. and m at Katie* Hail; and id. lr and 1$ et Faith United Church el Christ. Caw sis-ssi) for mere in-•sramMan. Hoi!mig are Comal County's two . athar representatives. * Directors serve off gored six-year terms and elections ara bald every two years. Of the five seats up for •lection on the board, only one la contacted. BUI Cunningham and Harry Bishop are vying to fUl the seat being vacated by S R Gregg, who held that position since ISM. Debra Guerra, the wator district's administrative officer, said directors are responsible for overseeing the use of the aquifer In each county. The directors also work closely with ether governmental antilles in the area, namely the city of Now Braunfels, New Braunfels UUlities and the Texas Water Commission. Guerra said that although Saturday's election will do little to change the makeup of tho board, a strong voter turnout would be important "For people to come out would be a show of confidence in the board and what they're doing," she said "In Comal County, I know people have been working very hard with the regional water study and for people to turn out to the election would be a show of support ' ' While each of the five counties in the Edwards Aquifer area currently are allowed equal representation on the board of directors, Guerra said that means of representation may change before the next election. A suit has been filed against the San Antonio River Authority claiming discrimination in representation Raymond Leal Jr has filed a suit against SARA stating that the representation to the SARA board should be based on population rather than geographic considerations. San Antonio accounts for the vast majority of population in both the SARA and the EUWD regions The League of United Latin American Citizens and the Mexican-American Legal and Educational Fund are supporting the suit. Guerra said there ll a distinct possibility that, if the SARA suit la successful, the water district will consider ^ changing IU titans, of representation "U has boon discuss-od and It's probably one of the future issues that tfie hoard is facing," aha for release woes ;
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As for the team's recent matriculation to the world of massive multihulls, Guichard seemed more than pleased with the team's level of preparation, as well as with their results. 'We managed two weeks of solid training since the launch of the boat [earlier this year],' reported Guichard. 'Everything went really well onboard, everyone remained focused on their objectives.'
As for the rest of the fleet, the latest reports are describing light conditions that are translating to sticky elapsed-passage times. As of this writing, the vast majority of the fleet was still at sea, trying their best to find pressure in an otherwise glassy world. Stay tuned to the website for more from the Fastnet Race, as it becomes known.
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Also inside, get the latest news from the ongoing U.S. Youth Sailing Championship, the recently concluded Verve Cup Offshore Regatta and the 2013 World Yacht Racing Forum (December 10-11). And finally, don't miss ace photographer Carlo Borlenghi's great image gallery of Luna Rossa's San Francisco base, where the team is preparing for the first race of the LVC Finals.
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Recover Android Device in case of Forgot password/pattern unlock an Android device
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- 1 Questions and Answers
- 1.1 I forgot my password to my Polaroid Tablet?
- 1.2 Forget pattern for my Polaroid tablet?
- 1.3 I forgot my numeric password so I can't use my tablet Polaroid S7?
- 1.4 Bought a 7" Polaroid tablet from eBay pawn shop?
- 1.5 Polaroid 7" Tablet won't power up?
- 1.6 I'm trying to Factory Reset my Polaroid tablet and can't figure out how?
- 1.7 How can I unlock my Polaroid tablet when I have forgotten the password and pattern?
- 1.8 My daughter changed her password of her Polaroid S10 tablet to keep her brother out of her tablet, and now she has forgotten it. How can I fix it?
- 1.9 How do I do a hard reset on my kids Polaroid tablet model a7wg?
- 1.10 The password to connect to the net is in voice and not keyboard?
- 1.11 How can I figure out my password?
- 1.12 How do I reset my password for my Polaroid pmid 1000?
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I forgot my password to my Polaroid Tablet?
I forgot my password to my Polaroid Tablet
According to Polaroid, you'll need to update your firmware to reset the password. Find your model number on [this list http://southerntelecom.com/polaroidsupport/updates.html] and follow the appropriate steps to get yourself back up and running.
Forget pattern for my Polaroid tablet?
As mention above, I tried more than once but I couldn't unlock my device and it never asked for the Gmail account.
You would need to select Forgot Password below the field that you normally enter your password. If you can't still use the option then go to the Southern Telecom link in the top answer. Find your specific model of Polaroid Tablet and connect the tablet to the PC to update it.
See more questions like this: My polaroid tablet mido718 stock on too many pattern attempts?
I forgot my numeric password so I can't use my tablet Polaroid S7?
Lost numeric password to my Polaroid S7 tablet.
[southerntelecom.com/polaroidsupport/reset/S7_Hard_Reset.pdf Southern Telecom] posted the instructions for performing a hard reset on an S7 tablet. You will use Volume Up and Power to hard reset. Charge your tablet before doing any hard reset functions so that you have enough battery power should you need to restart or troubleshoot.
See more questions like this: I need help with my password number to get into may Polaroid tablet can anyone help?
Bought a 7" Polaroid tablet from eBay pawn shop?
Has pattern to unlock but not sure how to get around this, have tried holding down power and volume buttons to turn it on but that did not work
Follow the steps in the PDF posted above. You hold the keys for 5 seconds and then press them again when the Recovery Menu appears. Because this is a used tablet, you should also connect it to the PC to install a new update through Southern Telecom.
More questions and answers on this topic can be found here: My polaroid tablet is locked. It is up to a screen where it has the email and password
Polaroid 7" Tablet won't power up?
It won't come on and it is not holding a charge.
Your battery is 100% drained. When you connect a Polaroid tablet to the charger, you have to really push in the cable to get it to charge. If the battery is 100% drained then you will need to charge it for several hours before attempting to turn it on. If you still can't charge it then the is a problem with your charging port or the charger itself. You may also need to replace the battery. If your tablet was getting super hot before this happened then you may have bloated your battery which will make it unusable.
I'm trying to Factory Reset my Polaroid tablet and can't figure out how?
My Google play store won't connect to the internet
Login to your Google Account on the tablet. Attempt to connect with Google Play again. If you are not connecting and can't connect to anything else then you have a router issue and should restart it. If the problem is still happening then clear the cache in the Google Play app. Make sure you Sync all Google related apps once you sign into your Google Account. Otherwise to hard reset you probably have to do this through the Southern Telecom website and installing an update to the tablet.
How can I unlock my Polaroid tablet when I have forgotten the password and pattern?
It won't let me reset it. I've tried factory reset it, but it didn't work either.
Use the Forgot Password option to use your Google Account. If you can't remember that account then access Google Accounts Recovery on the PC. You will have to install an update from Southern Telecom to restore your Polaroid tablet unless it is the S7 which the hard reset steps are posted above in an answer.
My daughter changed her password of her Polaroid S10 tablet to keep her brother out of her tablet, and now she has forgotten it. How can I fix it?
Unlocking a Polaroid S10 tablet
If you or she set up a Google Account to use Google Play or YouTube then you can use those credentials. Make several attempts at a password and then Forgot Password will appear allowing you to use the Google Account. If all else fails, connect the tablet to the PC and flash the firmware from Southern Telecom back onto it. You will want to choose the option specifically for your model of Polaroid.
How do I do a hard reset on my kids Polaroid tablet model a7wg?
The touch screen is completely unresponsive and it just got finished charging. I have tried: I've tried resetting it with the power and volume keys but didn't do anything. I think it was caused by: I'm not sure I read that there is a glitch that sometimes occurs when charged to 100%
You would have to install a new firmware from Southern Telecom Updates List. You will want the build list as well as specific make. You may as well pull the battery after you remove the cover to see if this unfreezes the screen.
The password to connect to the net is in voice and not keyboard?
Changing of password from voice to keyboard. I have tried: Tried to reset but it still requests for a password. I think it was caused by: Mistakenly entered voice password instead of keyboard
This is an issue in your security/settings on the tablet. Turn off any speech to text capabilities that are usually located in Language and Output. Then make sure that your keyboard is working properly in other apps. Disable any lock screens after you have turned off the speech to text. In most tablets and phones if you two finger press or tap on the screen you can use the keyboard.
How can I figure out my password?
I forgot my password, I need to figure it out. I have tried: Putting in random passwords. I think it was caused by: I forgot my password
Click Forgot Password and use your Google Account. If you are not connected to WiFi this may not work and then you would have to install new firmware if it is a Polaroid or hard reset it. When you set up a passcode it should be one that is familiar to you such as your ATM/debit/credit card pin number, birthday, address to your house or one you remember like your childhood house number. Try some of these to see if it is the password.
How do I reset my password for my Polaroid pmid 1000?
I'm locked out of my tablet. I forgot my password. I've attempted to do a hard reset with power button and reset button. Nothing appears to work. I could not locate the Polaroid tablet model number in the article. It is a PMID1000
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