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Mr. GOHMERT. Mr. Speaker, it's always an honor to speak here on the House floor, and there's been a lot of interesting attention that's been given to an issue of whether or not the Obama administration supports Israel, doesn't support Israel, is more supportive of its enemies, and apparently, according to an article in the Weekly Standard this week, May 30, 2012, by Daniel Halper, and I'm quoting from the article here, it says:
``Obama stressed he probably knows about Judaism more than any other President because he read about it,'' Haaretz reports. ``He wondered how come no one asks Speaker of the House of Representatives John Boehner or Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell about their support to Israel.''
Similarly, he said to the group, ``I am not going to tell you again how I even feel about Israel, but why are we still talking about it?''
He then suggested that he should not be questioned about his commitment to the Jewish state because ``all his friends in Chicago were Jewish.''
I think there's a lot to be learned when we read people's comments or learn of people's comments that were not scripted, that were said just off the top of the head. Nobody put it in the teleprompter. It's not somebody else's words; it's words directly from the individual in question. So I've got to say, you know, the President says all his friends in Chicago were Jewish. I learned a lot from that. I didn't know that Jeremiah Wright was Jewish. I mean, I meet people all the time and it never crosses my mind, you know, what descent is this person.
So it's fascinating for me to find out from the President that apparently Jeremiah Wright was Jewish; Tony Rezko that got the lot right next to the President and got them a sweetheart deal of some kind, that real estate deal, even though Rezko's gone to prison, I didn't know Tony Rezko was Jewish. And Bill Ayers who unashamedly blew up a bomb hoping that he would kill people back in the seventies, the man that gave Barack Obama his first fund-raiser at his home, I didn't know what lineage Bill Ayers was, but according to the President's comment, all his friends in Chicago were Jewish. Apparently Bill Ayers must have been Jewish as well.
So it's interesting to find out about people's friends and who they are and what their background really is.
My background, having been at one time early on a prosecutor--I've been a judge, I've been a chief justice. It helps me, some of us that are a little slower, to work through and plod through material methodically. It helps me to make a chart.
I know, having collected the notes of jurors after they had heard long cases--I guess the longest case I tried was about 10 weeks long, a murder case, as a judge. But it was always interesting to read notes that jurors had left. So, often they would take evidence and they would make notes of evidence and try to decide what category that evidence fit into--did it support what the prosecution was saying, since they had the burden of proof, or did it support a defense contention or an affirmative defense, that kind of thing?
So I found this week, since I read that article about the President's defensiveness, that it would be interesting to take and just run through some evidence so that we could try to decide, since the President says he's not even going to comment how he feels about Israel anymore, I think it would be helpful to go through and look at the evidence and decide whether it supports the notion that the President is very pro-Israel or that he's not.
When the President said that he wondered why no one asked Speaker of the House of Representatives John Boehner about his support for Israel, well, I know that Speaker Boehner and I have had some rather profound disagreements--and that, I'm sure, will continue--but when it came to the issue of Israel, I couldn't come up with anything that indicated any lack of complete support for the Nation of Israel. In fact, 2 years ago, I started pushing to get Prime Minister Netanyahu invited to address a joint session of Congress here in this very Hall. I know when I approached Speaker Pelosi about it--this was June of 2010--she thought it was a nice idea but there just wasn't going to be time to get that done before the end of the year, we just had so much on our plate. And I think we did have a lot of courthouses we hadn't named yet, so we got those done.
Then, when the Republicans took the majority in 2011, I redid a letter and got lots of Republicans to sign on. The Speaker asked Prime Minister Netanyahu to come and address the House here, and as best I understand it, got the majority leader down the hall, Harry Reid, to go in on it so that it would be a joint session. So all the evidence indicates complete support by Speaker Boehner for Israel. I really haven't been able to find anything to the contrary.
But, again, since the President says he's not going to comment anymore about how he feels about Israel, I thought it would be good--and it sure helps me--to go through and just chart out evidence and which notion it supports. So I went through, and we took points from stories--whether on television, in the news media, on the Internet--that appeared to have a good basis for being factual and just decided to chart out: Is this evidence that President Obama is for or against Israel? Does he love Israel or does he love Israel not?
We know that back in 2011, most of us heard the comments--apparently they didn't know that microphone was live--when Prime Minister Netanyahu came up in the comments by President Sarkozy of France, when he made a comment something about what a problem Netanyahu was, and President Obama made comments to the effect that, Oh, yeah, well, I have to deal with him every day. It was clearly belittling of Prime Minister Netanyahu. I know people that heard the comment thought, Ooh, if you're Prime Minister Netanyahu, that's got to hurt to hear the guy that you may talk to quite a bit agreeing with another leader that Netanyahu is just a real pain to deal with. So it really doesn't show a love for Israel really. That was more of a loves Israel not.
Then, the comments in 2011, when Prime Minister Netanyahu last year was on his way, coming to the United States--he was going to speak to an AIPAC convention here--and it seemed to be rather short notice. The President hurriedly consulted with people that he trusted. Imam Magid, who is president of the Islamic Society of North America. Of course, they are a named coconspirator in the Holy Land Foundation prosecution for supporting terrorism. ISNA, Islamic Society of North America, he's the president of that organization. And we heard on the news that Imam Magid had been consulted. In fact, Imam Magid, the president of this coconspirator supporting terrorism, was even invited to the inner sanctum of the State Department to hear the speech that he had apparently, according to sources, had helped give advice to President Obama on.
So, during his comments, President Obama says that Israel should return to its 1967 borders. And people that are familiar with Israel and know the history of that area, including going back to 1000 or so B.C. when King David was the ruler in that land--1,500, 1,600 years or so before a man named Muhammad came to Earth.
Anyway, he's suggesting that Israel, in those comments, should return to those borders, which military people indicate make Israel indefensible. That's why they were so subject to attack in 1967. So that really was not a comment suggestive of a love for Israel. That's really more of a loves Israel not.
Then the Obama administration, they have wholly failed to condemn any of the Palestinians' building of illegal settlements. Here the Palestinians keep building and building in areas they're not authorized, that are illegal settlements being built, and we hear not one single word from the Obama administration about the illegal settlements being constructed by Palestinians. That also included his criticism of Israeli housing plans for East Jerusalem. So that's really a loves Israel not on that one as well.
You've got the Obama administration's decision to eradicate missile defense programs that would have helped Israel. There are articles and information about that. Obviously, since it didn't help Israel to have eradicated missile defense programs that would have helped Israel, despite some that would, that actually is an act that indicates loves Israel not.
Now, I think it was a wonderful thing that Prime Minister Netanyahu, in 2010, was invited to the White House. That was a great thing, very good of the President to invite him. But all of the reference to that visit seemed to make very clear that when the President intentionally snubbed the Prime Minister who had traveled all this way to meet with the President, and he was left waiting for an hour or so while the President went off with his family--they knew that Prime Minister Netanyahu was coming, he came by invitation, and yet the President created an intentional snub, unless his staff, of course, is so incompetent they didn't let him know that the leader of our dear ally Israel was waiting in the White House to visit. But anyway, he went and dined with his family. Also, it was considered by most who know about internal relations to be quite a snub that, although the President's been pictured with all kinds of folks in the Middle East that would just as soon Israel be eliminated from the map, to refuse to have a picture with him, which was the norm, really was an indication of loves Israel not.
Now, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced that the Obama administration planned to send $147 million to the West Bank and to the Hamas-run Gaza Strip.
Well, Congress had made very clear, since we have the purse strings under the Constitution, that there should not be money being sent to any organization that is supportive of terrorism. Hamas is a named organization that supports terrorism. And yet, this administration has decided to send a group who has made very clear they want to see Israel eliminated, wiped off the map--sending them $147 million is not really evidence of a love for Israel, so that would go in that category.
Over here, you also have President Obama stating that all his friends in Chicago were Jewish, and that he was sometimes accused of being a Jewish puppet. Well, for those people who accused the President, according to the President only, of being a Jewish puppet, and that always his friends in Chicago were Jewish, well, that is some indication of a love for the Jewish Nation of Israel.
The President's administration though, earlier this year, leaked to The Washington Post of the time window in which Israel would take out Iran's nuclear program. Well, any ally is supposed to know that if you go leaking information, putting it out there in public, that damages an effort of your close ally to defend itself, that's not a good thing. It's not a sign of love and affection for an ally when you leak information that would prevent or harm the efforts of that ally in defending itself. So that was not a good indication of a love for Israel; more of a ``Loves Israel Not.''
And then also, the Obama administration had a leak to the media that Israel was going to use the Azerbaijan airspace to take out Iran's nuclear program. Well, if that's the kind of thing you do for friends, America's not going to have a lot of friends for very long because our friends will know, wow, Israel is said to be one of America's closest allies, and yet they're leaking information about private deals that their so-called ally has made to try to defend themselves. That surely would fall into the category of ``Loves Israel Not.''
And then also, you have the immense pressure that was placed by this administration on Israel not to defend itself without the United States' permission. Does a friend really do that? I thought we believed in the sovereignty of our friends, our nation friends, so they could make their own decisions about self-defense. I thought that's the case. And yet, we keep hearing reports, reading reports about pressure by this administration on Israel not to take action to defend itself. So that's really in that category as well, ``Loves Israel Not.''
Then also, the Obama administration has never rejected or condemned the racist, hateful teachings about Jewish people going on in the Palestinian schools in the Middle East, and in some Muslim schools here in the United States. No condemnation or rejection at all could be found anywhere. And yet, anyone that cares to see the kind of hateful, biased, nasty things that are being said about Jewish and Israeli people just need let our office know.
There are people in Israel, there are Web sites that can provide that information. They've gotten copies of textbooks. There are commercials that are run. There are great events that Palestinian areas, in fact--that are even named for Palestinian terrorists, Islamic jihadists that blew themselves up and killed a lot of Israelis. And yet, we have no condemnation from this administration of any of that type activity.
Israel, of course is repeatedly warned by this administration to be nicer to the Palestinians, and we can't find any evidence that this administration has ever warned the Palestinians, quit inciting hatred in your children for Jewish or Israeli people.
And the list goes on, helping us assess the evidence of whether President Obama is for or really against Israel. Since his comment this week, he's not going to tell us any more how he feels about Israel. We'll just look at the evidence.
Continuing, we remember not long after President Obama came into office he traveled to Turkey, to Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, apologized to them on behalf of the United States. Somebody uses really good word choices, a beautiful group of words about the United States being divisive and dismissive. Anyway, really nice words in what many dubbed as the apology tour. That really was not a strong sign of love and affection for Israel.
And then we have the fact that this President, although he went on an apology tour all around our so-called ally, Israel, he never actually went to Israel. I don't know, you can't blame him. Maybe he'd be concerned that Prime Minister Netanyahu would leave him sitting around twiddling his thumbs while Prime Minister Netanyahu went and had dinner with his family.
But I've met with Prime Minister Netanyahu. I'm not anybody, and yet he took time and was very punctual in his meeting, so I really don't think the President should have to worry that Prime Minister Netanyahu might try to snub him the same way. I think President Obama would find Prime Minister Netanyahu to be very congenial, as he normally is. Although again, we go back to the President's comments when he didn't know the mic was open indicating he didn't have a lot of love for having to deal with Prime Minister Netanyahu every day.
So as for now, until we actually have a visit from President Obama to Israel, that really has to go into the ``Loves Israel Not'' category.
And then of course, we have the Obama administration's support for the Muslim Brotherhood's rise to power in Egypt. This administration was encouraging Mubarak to step down, get out of the way, and actually made quite interesting quotes about the radical Islamist protesters in Egypt.
But anyway, they supported the Muslim Brotherhood's rise to power in Egypt and have reached out in numerous ways to the Muslim Brotherhood, thinking that this may really be a good thing, indicating a great thing for the Middle East. Well, it may be a good thing for the Muslim Brotherhood, but we have the documentation, the quotes are easily accessible, about what the Muslim Brotherhood truly stands for, and they want to see Israel gone.
So some would say, well, it's a good thing when any administration reaches out to a people. But if that people, if the leaders of a group are demanding that a dear, close, friendly ally be wiped off of the map and have to live under a caliphate, not Judaism, which the President says he knows more about than any other President, apparently--but live under a caliphate, which, of course, as Ahmadinejad believes, the 12th imam, the Mahdi, will be coming back.
Anyway, that really wasn't showing a lot of love for Israel. Of course, Israel expressed a great deal of concern. They had concerns about what was going on in Egypt. Mubarak was a problematic man, a problematic leader, but at least he was trying to keep up the agreement, the treaty with Israel. He at least made some pretense that he was trying to protect the Egyptian-Israeli border.
Now we have the Muslim Brotherhood, who has no such intention, and it didn't take an intelligence department to advise this administration of that. It certainly should have been clear. Yet, in 2011, President Obama was calling the radical Islamist protesters in Egypt ``an inspiration to people around the world,'' and he stated he supported a new regime in Egypt. Well, you had radical Islamists; you had the Muslim Brotherhood; and as we see in these elections as they go forward, the Muslim Brotherhood is taking charge, and they have no interest in agreeing to the treaties that have long since been made with Israel. Although they have come back and said, Well, we might put it up to a vote, the same people who are voting the Muslim Brotherhood into power, because they know the Muslim Brotherhood wants to see Israel gone, will obviously not be supporting a treaty.
So those kinds of comments that put Israel at such extreme risk on their border just cannot be deemed to be an indication of a loves Israel. It's more a loves Israel not.
Then we have the fact that, though Syrian leader Assad has been ruthless in killing and abusing his people and has not been helpful to Israel to the extent Egyptian leader Mubarak was, this administration, the Obama administration, has failed to support the Syrian rebels the way it did the Egyptian rebels. That has really been interesting to see how that developed.
For example, in Libya, gosh, the President says he didn't need support from Congress because there were people like NATO and the Muslim Brotherhood. There were folks who wanted us to help get rid of Qadhafi. Well, Qadhafi was sure no angel, and he certainly had blood on his hands, but Qadhafi was not a threat to Israel, and this administration militarily--militarily--supported the people who are a threat to Israel, unapologetically. Now, there were some games, some wordsmanship games--wordsmithing went on by this administration--saying, Look, look, this is really a NATO action. Guess who makes up 60 percent or more of the NATO military. Guess who gives more to NATO than anybody else. It's the United States. So it was a little bit of sleight of hand to say, You know, Libya really is more of a NATO action. It's not really us.
It is very clear. This administration has not demanded the ouster of a leader with blood on his hands, who continues to abuse and kill Syrians who want some freedom. This administration hasn't supported those rebels the way they did in Libya and the way the administration called for Mubarak to be gone--forcefully. So that's also a loves Israel not.
Then you've got to note that the Obama administration's support for giving Israel's enemies money and weapons has been at the same time Israel has been given assistance. That's not showing a lot of love for Israel, but the Obama administration has supported providing Israel financial aid that they can use to buy U.S. weapons for Israel's defense. Well, now, there's a good one to show some love for Israel. So this administration has shown some love for Israel by pushing to provide them with financial aid to buy U.S. weapons for their own defense. Unfortunately, that comes at the same time the administration keeps supporting Israel's enemies--giving them money, pushing to give them money and weapons--at the same time Israel is getting that same assistance.
Then there is one other thing that I think is worthy of note. I believe it was 2 years ago--in May 2 years ago, I believe--that the Obama administration voted with Israel's enemies to require Israel to disclose any and all nuclear capabilities or weapons. Israel is a tiny country in the middle of a number of countries and of hostile peoples that want to see Israel gone, and nobody has made that more clear than Ahmadinejad. It is certainly worthy of note that it was right after this administration parted from decades of tradition of support for Israel--and their very tenuous situation there in the Middle East--that it sided with all of Israel's enemies and voted to require them to disclose all they really had that could protect them.
It brought to mind that story from the Old Testament about King Hezekiah and how King Hezekiah was confronted by Isaiah. Those of us who believe what's printed there believe that God sent the prophet to confront Hezekiah, and he basically said, What have you done with these people from Babylon, with these leaders that came over from Babylon?
This is a Texas paraphrase, but basically, King Hezekiah said, Oh, I took these Babylonian leaders around, and I showed them all our treasure, and I showed them all the defenses we have in the armory.
In essence, Hezekiah was told by Isaiah, You fool. Because you have done this, you're going to lose your country. And he did. Actually, he begged the Lord to let it not be on his watch, and it ends up being under his son's, but that's another story.
The point here that came to mind, though, is we were demanding that Israel do what Hezekiah similarly did, which made their country vulnerable and caused them to lose their country--and we voted with Israel's enemies to demand that. This administration did. Congress would never have voted in the majority to do such a thing, but this Obama administration did.
It's a dangerous time in the world, and it's time for America not to be stupid. Some have referred to Israel as being the free world's miner's canary, because as people know, in the old days, before sensitive electronic equipment, canaries were taken into mines so that if noxious, poisonous gas began to fill the air, the canary would die before the miners would, and if the canary keeled over dead, the miners would know they've got to get out or they could be next.
Our assistance to Israel is as a democracy in the middle of a hostile world, a hostile area, with people who want to see our type of freedom and liberty gone, whose very definition of the word ``freedom'' means freedom to worship under a joint caliphate under shari'a law. But Israel's definition of ``freedom'' is like ours. We should be supporting Israel. We should not be supporting Israel's enemies.
Those who have studied history, you know that when a nation's enemies see that nation's strongest ally pulling away from him, that's when their enemies move against them. So was it any surprise that after the Obama administration voted with Israel's enemies to make Israel more vulnerable, that all of a sudden here came a flotilla to challenge the lawful blockade of the Gaza Strip that Israel had to at least try to ensure their own protection?
Of course, that was a disastrous and embarrassing time for Israel, but I can't help but believe it goes back to this administration telling Israel's enemies we're standing with you and not with Israel. Yes, this administration has gone back and issued statements to the contrary. But when you look at the evidence, look at the unguarded evidence, look at the leaks, look at the support for whom, it still keeps coming back that even though this President says, I'm not going to answer any more questions about whether or not I support Israel, the evidence is clear.
I hope in the ensuing months between now and the next inauguration, that this administration will go out of its way to assure Israel's enemies that despite the overwhelming evidence that Israel is not loved by this administration from past actions and comments, that it will take action if for no other reason than to try to help this administration win some votes that it's been losing. I don't really care what the reason is. I care about supporting our allies, supporting those who stand for liberty, who will allow freedom of worship by Muslims, freedom of worship by Christians, freedom of worship by other groups in Israel that Jews and Christians are not afforded in other countries that this administration keeps sucking up to.
The evidence seems pretty clear. It keeps coming back--despite some minor indications to the contrary--that this administration loves Israel not.
With that, Mr. Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time.
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The Arizona Scorpions youth baseball team from Chandler was selected to play in the Cooperstown Dreams Park and American Youth Baseball Hall of Fame Invitational Tournament in Cooperstown, N.Y., at the end of the month.
In addition to competing against teams from around the country, beginning May 31, members of the Arizona Scorpions will be enshrined in the prestigious American Youth Baseball Hall of Fame.
The Scorpions roster includes 12 players from the East Valley: 10 from Chandler and two from Tempe. All players have participated in Little League and club tournaments, and the team was selected in October to participate in the Cooperstown tournament. Since then, the Scorpions have been raising funds to get to New York.
"It's not every day you get to play ball in Cooperstown for the chance at a national title," said Jeremey Stawiecki, Scorpions manager. "I couldn't be more proud of these 12 exceptional ballplayers who play their best game each and every day."
Teams will spend seven days and six nights in the Baseball Village clubhouses. Each team is guaranteed at least seven games (weather permitting) and will earn a seed to play in the single-elimination championship tournament.
All teams will be represented in the "King of Swat," "Road Runner," "Golden Arm" and "Around the Horn Plus" skill competitions.
Cooperstown Dreams Park and the Dreams Park "Road to Cooperstown" program are all independent travel/select and sanctioned teams unrestricted to play baseball as it was meant to be played. The tournaments and the "Tournament of Champions" are open to athletes ages 12 and under with teams participating for a weekly national title.

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CBC delivers letter to Frist urging to preserve Checks and Balances
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I am honored to stand with my fine colleagues from the House to signal our unity in opposition to the nuclear option.
This week, we marked the 51st Anniversary of the Brown verses Board decision.
It's a case that reminds us how our nation's judges and courts have often been the last resort for minorities seeking redress from inadequate or unfair laws.
As you know, the Senate is currently engaged in a fierce fight over the future of our courts and seven radical judges.
Republicans want to throw out over 200 years of Senate rules, so they can approve these right-wing judges:
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Senate Democrats are united in our opposition to Republicans who want to turn the Senate into a rubber stamp for the radical, right-wing.
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We have gas prices well-above two-dollars, but instead of focusing on an energy plan, the President continues to do nothing to reduce our dependence on foreign oil
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9. If you have a "referee" question on a call you made or think you should have made, submit the question to Referee Coordinator and we will get the answer for you. These questions getting answered is how you grow and learn to become a better ref.
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Present research work evaluates the influence of both density and size on the treatability of Aluminum-based (6000 series) foam-parts subjected to a typical solid solution heat treatment (water quenching). The results are compared with those obtained for the bulk alloy, evaluating the fulfilment of cooling requirements. Density of the foams was modeled by tomography analysis and the thermal properties calculated, based on validated density-scaled models. With this basis, cooling velocity maps during water quenching were predicted by finite element modeling (FEM) in which boundary conditions were obtained by solving the inverse heat conduction problem. Simulations under such conditions have been validated experimentally. Obtained results address incomplete matrix hardening for foam-parts bigger than 70 mm in diameter with a density below 650 kg/m3. An excellent agreement has been found in between the predicted cooling maps and final measured microhardness profiles.
Aluminum foams are materials with potential technological relevance since they offer a unique combination of properties. They are lightweight materials with excellent dampening and crash-absorption response, good fire and chemical resistance, high electromagnetic shielding and interesting density-tailored thermal, electrical and mechanical properties [
Among the existing production methods, the powder metallurgical (PM) route has focused significant attention from scientists and engineers. The remarkable difference compared to the other routes is the possibility of obtaining a foam-part with the required final shape, suppressing secondary steps. Moreover, the external dense skin gives this material a solid appearance and acceptable outward quality [
Different strategies to remedy the current situation have been suggested. The use of foams as cores in metallic sandwiches [
Lastly, the modification of the foam matrix microstructure by means of a heat treatment has also been considered in different studies with good results [
The optimum parameters for thermal treatments are well established in solid alloys but, according to previous results [
Bearing the previous ideas in mind, this paper aims to investigate the influence of bulk density, density distribution and sample size of a 6000-series collection of foams on the applicability of a solid solution heat treatment, and particularly the water quenching step. Among the novelties presented in this work we can mention the use of X-ray tomography to study the density distribution, the high-speed registration of the temperature during the water quenching process in different points, the inclusion of experimentally validated finite elements modeling (FEM)—to predict the cooling behavior in the whole foam and to extend the results to other densities, sample size,
The methodology and results presented in the paper are useful resources for the design of a successful SSHT on real Al-foamed parts in which size and density distribution are the key variables.
A hardenable alloy of 6000 series, with a composition similar to AA6061 was selected for this study. Specific composition of the AA6061 includes small amounts of secondary alloying elements such as Cr and Cu. Cr is believed to influence ductility but usually not strength, most significantly in alloys containing excess silicon [
The PM route allows producing foams with rather complex geometry, large size and in a wide range of densities. Nevertheless, in our study a simple cylindrical geometry, with diameter/height ratio of 1, was selected as the most suitable. With this geometry, and assuming axial symmetry, the density can be described by only two coordinates -ρ(
Foam specimens were produced from pieces of extruded profiles. The foaming process was carried out in cylindrical stainless steels molds in a pre-heated furnace at 750 °C for roughly 8–13 min. The precursor mass was selected according to the volume and the desired final density of the corresponding foam. The expansion behavior of this particular precursor material had been studied previously [
Densities and sizes of the samples used in this investigation.
|Diameter/Height (mm/mm)
|Foams Density (kg·m−3)
|Solid Cylinders
Influence of density distribution on the heat transfer mechanism and the predicted temperature field is expected to be high. Characteristic density gradients in aluminum foam could be characterized by helical X-ray computed tomography previously [
A medical helical scanner, model Siemens Somaton, with 4 detectors and controlled with the software VA40C, was employed for that purpose. The acquisition parameters used were 120 kV and 100 mA. Tomography images, with a resolution of 512 by 512 pixels and 8 bits, were reconstructed every 2 mm. This corresponds to a very low resolution in comparison with the resolution achieved with actual microtomography devices [
The analysis of the slices obtained from tomography was carried out using dedicated software programmed under Image J [
In this methodology the density of each concentric band is calculated from the average grey-scale intensity (I) through the equation 1, derived from Beer-Lambert Equation [
This method yields a cylindrical symmetry, which means that only two coordinates are enough to describe the density distribution inside the foams. Therefore the densities obtained in the analyzed concentric bands can be fitted, with reasonably good precision, to an analytical polynomial function ρ(
The solid solution hardening heat treatment used in this investigation consists of three different steps that are represented schematically in
The specimen is introduced into a pre-heated furnace at 530 °C for 2 h, allowing the solid solution to be formed.
Sample is extracted from the furnace and rapidly quenched in cold water (~25 °C). Thus, the previous state is stabilized at room temperature, obtaining a supersaturated solid solution. The sample is then kept for 72 h at room temperature in order to promote natural ageing.
Lastly the sample is introduced into a pre-heated furnace at 175 °C for 10 h (artificial ageing) leading to the formation of precipitates in fine dispersion.
Temperature program followed during the heat treatment..
The aim of this treatment is to produce a uniform distribution of precipitates, which later could act as obstacles for the propagation of dislocations. Because foams present lower thermal conductivity than the bulk material, the quenching is expected to be the most critical step in this process. If the cooling is too slow, especially in the range between 400 and 290 °C, the probability of undesired grain boundary precipitate formation is high, leading to detrimental effects on hardness. That is the main reason for using water, or mixtures of water/glycerol, as quench medium. According to literature [
The quenching step was applied both to solid and foamed cylinders, while only two of the foams (50 and 70 mm) were selected to complete the whole thermal treatment. The registration and analysis of the temperature evolution during quenching was experimentally challenging, especially in the particular case of foams. A special procedure was designed to register the temperature at the geometrical center of the sample. A 2 mm bore diameter was drilled perpendicular to the upper base to reach the center of the foam. The hole allows the insertion of a stainless steel shielded K-type thermocouple of the same diameter, as shown in
Temperature acquisition was performed with a high speed data logger registering the temperature variation at 100 Hz. Three repeated quenchings and temperature acquisition were applied on each sample to collect sufficient date to ensure the reproducibility. However a single quench was done on the samples selected to complete the whole treatment, to avoid any unexpected effect on the treatment efficiency. In the particular case of the 70/70 mm foams, the temperature drop was registered in more than one point. Two other holes were made closer to the skin (see
The quenching process modeling requires solving the heat transfer problem through a three dimensional finite region (cylinder). Heat transport inside closed cell aluminum foams for such quick processes is considered to be dominated mainly by solid conduction. The contribution of convection and radiation mechanisms is normally low, in comparison to conduction, even at very high temperatures [
On the other hand, the heat exchange at the surface of the sample (represented by its normal vector
For some simple situations (constant parameters, simple geometries,
The dependence of physical magnitudes—
Variation of the thermal properties of the bulk alloy in the analyzed temperature range (530–25 °C) was not considered assuming the difficulty of finding in the literature a complete data set in the whole temperature range but also considering that the computational times could increase. Furthermore, the idea of this work was trying to reproduce the temperature evolution inside the foam with a rather simple model. This approximation reduces considerably the computational costs without loosing accuracy in the results. Alternative FEM calculations using constant values for foam density, thermal conductivity and specific heat and independent from coordinates
Finally, it was also necessary to assign values for the overall heat transfer coefficient,
One of the advantages of using FEM modeling to simulate the temperature drop during quenching is the possibility of obtaining the temperature distribution in the whole sample domain and not only in the center. Therefore, the average quenching rate in the temperature range of interest (400 to 290 °C, critical cooling range) could be calculated for every point inside the sample and the results used to create the so-called critical cooling velocity map (
Vickers microhardness was measured in different points inside the treated foams in order to evaluate the accomplishment of the thermal treatment. The results were compared with the ones obtained for a non-treated sample of the same size and density. To that end slices representing the central part (
A microhardness tester, Carl Zeiss mod. MHO IB, West Germany, was used. The polished surface was divided in different regions drawing lines, which helped to distinguish each area when looking through the microscope. Vickers microhardness was then measured by testing on each zone with a load of 50 g and a loading time of 15 s (HV 0.05/15). All marks were performed following the testing standards [
Visualization of tomography images for one of the studied samples is provided in
Tomographic slices of the 70/70 (690 kg/m3) foam: (
Results for the SSDD image analysis method applied to the tomographic slices are plotted as a gray-scale density map in
Density maps obtained by the SSDD method for the 40/40 mm sample with bulk densities 660 kg/m3.
As it is explained in the
Comparison for bulk and integrated density from the functional fittings.
|Diameter/Height (mm/mm)
|Experimental density (kg·m−3)
|Computed density (kg·m−3)
|Percentage difference (%)
Experimental values for the temperature evolution registered during quenching in the central point of the solid cylinders are presented in
On the other hand, the time evolution for the cooling velocities of the different samples is showed in
Quenching curves for the solid samples: (
The results corresponding to foams of a similar density (approx. 650 kg/m3) and different sizes are displayed in
On the other hand, and contrarily to the results for solid samples, it can be appreciated that some of the curves present a sudden cooling rate modification at temperatures below 290 °C which can be associated to water penetration. This will be discussed in more detail in
Quenching curves obtained for foam samples: (
From the experimental data shown in
Average cooling rate during the critical range: (
The linear trend plotted in the graph shows that this cooling rate, at the center, can only be reached for foams smaller than 68/68 mm. In a similar way the solid cylinders meet a size limit around 86/86 mm. This means in practice a reduction of about 20% in the specimen dimensions (approximately 175 vol.%) when comparing solids and foams of a certain density (650 kg/m3).
On the other hand, the values of critical cooling velocities for samples of a fixed size (40 mm) and different density (
If we had considered foams based on other alloys such as the AA6061, with a critical cooling rate of 100 K/s, these limits would have changed significantly. Thus, medium density foams (650 kg/m3) would have met the maximum size limit at 25/25 mm while hardening conditions would have been satisfied only at densities over 1900 kg /m3 for a size of 40/40 mm.
Based on the experimental evidence gathered during the quenching process (sudden cooling velocity increase in
The time spent from the quenching start till the moment water touches the thermocouple suggests the idea of a gradual water ingression into the foam. This way, the process first involves a penetration through the -known- skin defects [
Under these circumstances we can assume that this phenomenon is intrinsically associated to the foam structure, which in other words means that water infiltration is an active process occurring during water quenching in any aluminum foam. The finite element methodological treatment of such process would involve a much more complex treatment with non-fixed boundaries and unknown temporal evolution of such boundaries. Nevertheless, the effect of water ingression seems to be well reflected by the introduction of an effective value of the heat transfer coefficient,
FEM simulation in solid cylinders was accomplished with the objective of demonstrating the validity of the model assumptions explained in
Predicted cooling curves and experimental ones obtained for solid cylinders of different dimensions.
The overall heat transfer coefficient (
Predicted heat transfer coefficient obtained using the IHCP method over the experimental data.
For specimens of similar density (solids and foams of density 650 kg/m3) the slight variation of the calculated
On the other hand the unexpected high variation of the calculated coefficient
A collateral effect that contributes to explaining the observed decrease of
From the calculated heat transfer coefficient and using the FEM model that considers the real foam density distribution and the density scaling of the thermal constants, it is possible to reproduce the cooling rates not only at the center but at other different points inside the samples as was done experimentally on sample 70/70 mm, with three thermocouples at different positions (see
Good agreement between the simulated and the experimental results is found. The FEM model developed was able to satisfactorily reproduce the experimental data in points out of the center by using the exact density distribution model. This result validates the use of this model to reproduce the thermal distribution of aluminum foams. The model compliance is particularly good in the critical temperature range whereas seems to present some problems in reproducing temperature profiles at initial stages and below the critical temperature range. Mismatch at high temperatures could be associated to the approximation of having constant thermal properties during the whole process, while the deviation at lower temperatures after the critical temperature range might be associated to water intake, not directly reflected in the model, causing deviations not only in the moment the water reaches the test point but also a certain time before.
On the other hand, the importance of knowing previously the density distribution inside the foam was found to be critical to reproduce the results with high accuracy in the whole temperature range. Several compared simulations assuming a constant bulk density profile, and using the previous
Thus, simulation results can reproduce not only the temperature variation in the 3 particular points where the thermocouples were placed, but in the whole sample. In that way, once the FEM method was validated, the results obtained for the rest of the points inside the foam where used to calculate the cooling velocity map within the range from 400 to 290 °C as it can be visualized in
Cooling velocities map for the 70/70 mm foam sample.
Finally, it has been possible to extend the predictions, using the simplest simulation model, to any foam density and size. To this end, the map shown in
Predicted cooling velocity (in the critical temperature range), at central point, for cylinders of different size and density.
The comparison between the microhardness profiles for the treated and the untreated samples showed interesting results. In case of the 50/50 mm sample the microhardness value was approximately double the initial one obtained for untreated samples within the whole sample region. Nevertheless the results for the bigger foam (70/70 mm) revealed that treatment was not satisfactorily complete in the whole sample.
Thus, the correlation of microhardness with quenching rates from simulation is clear. In the regions in which the cooling velocity was below 33 K/s (dash line in
Simulated cooling rates in the critical range (■) at
According to the results the optimum cooling rates seem to be in the range of 35–65 K/s while slightly lower HV values measured in the outer part of the sample could be probably associated to an excessive cooling rate which could have resulted in non-optimum precipitation of the alloying elements in the supersaturated regions during the ageing step and, as a consequence, a lower hardness increase. Literature suggests some tactics aimed at cancelling out the origin of such cooling tensions [
Finally, it is important to comment that the untreated region in the 70/70 mm sample represents less than 1% of the total volume of the foam. For that reason no significant effects on macroscopic mechanical properties are expected. However, a lower macro-mechanical response could be expected in the case of bigger foams with higher inner untreated regions, since those areas would act as weak points producing the early failure of the cellular structure and altering the global mechanical response.
The results obtained in the present investigation reveal some interesting conclusions that can be summarized as follows:
The developed simulation model has been able to reproduce the experimental temperature evolution inside the foams during the quenching process. To this end, the model must consider the real density distribution -for example by using the SSDD methodology-, otherwise the temperature evolution could only be reproduced for the inner regions.
The observed water infiltration during the quenching reveals the presence of defects –perforated cell walls– in the cellular structure that can clearly influence the process and should be considered in future modeling. This effect was not directly considered in the present FEM model but was overcome thanks to the IHCP iterative methodology used.
The lower cooling rates exhibit by Al foams in comparison to solids can be explain in terms of: (i) The increased thermal resistance due to the lower density, the possible inhomogeneities in the inner structure and the small defects like cell wall cracks; (ii) The completely different boundary conditions in the case of foams due to the skin rugosity and internal defects (water infiltration through cracks in cell walls), that change the interface between the sample and the external medium. As a consequence of this, the calculated effective values for
Both predictions and experimental data confirm the existence of certain limits for a complete treatment of foamed aluminum. In one of the studied cases (70/70 mm foam) it was possible to correlate the simulation predictions with the experimental microhardness profile, confirming the limit of 33 K/s in the critical temperature range for the selected alloy. Based on this, an extended prediction has been proposed for foams of different density and size.
Financial assistance the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation and FEDER (MAT2009-14001-C02-01) is gratefully acknowledged. In addition, authors are grateful to the Spanish Ministry of Science and Education which supported this investigation with a FPU-doctoral grant Ref-AP-2007-03318 (Jaime Lázaro) and Juan de la Cierva grant JCI-2011-09775 (Eusebio Solórzano). Authors would also like to thank Alulight Company for having provided the precursor material used in this study.


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Bunce said the play, written by Isabel Booth 75 years ago, includes three scenes. The first takes place in the living room of the home of David Shields — where he and several other men met to discuss establishing the church and employing a pastor — and the second and third are in the schoolroom of the Edgeworth Female Seminary, where church services were held as the first church was being built.
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Churches used to host dramatic performances to tell stories of the Bible to residents of a community.
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Apartment owners like CAPREIT, the largest private landlord in Toronto, Shiplake Management Co., Minto Properties and others are all now looking for ways to make older rentals more like the new boys on the block — highrise condos that have redefined urban living, from their sleek granite countertops to their slick glass-enclosed gyms.
Timbercreek has spent more than $5 million just since early 2011 updating the lobby and hallways, adding energy efficient windows and replacing dated balcony railings with glass at the 1963 Lord Dufferin, which it bought for an undisclosed sum back in 2010.
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More than a third of the Lord Dufferin's 251 once-dreary units have already undergone remarkable renovations as tenants moved out: Galley kitchens have been opened up to create condo-style peninsulas overlooking the living room, illuminated by drop lights.
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It's even in the process of renovating a unit to use as a model suite and guest room that can be rented by tenants when they have visiting family, as can be done in some condo buildings.
The benefits of such upgrades are threefold, says Thomas Schwartz, president and CEO of CAPREIT (Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust) which owns more than 37,000 mainly older apartment units across Canada.
The spending boosts the value of these multi-million assets, draws a better mix of tenants and is a way to close the considerable gap — as much as 40 per cent — between apartment and rental condo rates, he says.
(A one-bedroom apartment in the GTA now rents for an average $1,003 a month compared to an average $1,430 for a rental condo according to a recent report by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.)
"It's good business. We were refurbishing hallways and lobbies long before condos came along — we're just using cooler decorators now," says Schwartz.
The one unspoken, of course, is that these improvements are reducing the supply of vital low-income housing, especially in Toronto, and changing the very nature of buildings like the Lord Dufferin. The lobby is a fascinating mix of young urban professionals and low-income residents who've lived there for decades.
Where possible, CAPREIT is adding gyms and other amenities at the request of tenants and upgrading appliances to stainless steel.
"We're learning that a lot of people are choosing professional landlords," over investor-owned condos where the owner may live hours away, says Schwartz, whose company has launched a 24-hour CAP CARES line for its Ontario properties so that tenants can register maintenance and other concerns around the clock.
Back in 2004/05 studies showed the monthly gap between renting and owning in the GTA was about $350 per month, says Schwartz. High housing costs have widened the costs of renting and owning to over $1000 a month, he says.
Those costs, and a new desire by both young urban professionals and downsizing baby boomers to live closer to the downtown, means demand for rental — be it apartments or condos — is bound to grow, says Schwartz.
"We're finding we're getting a little better tenant now. They're not just trying to save every penny to buy a house. They're saying, 'I like this rental lifestyle and I'm going to do it for a while.'"


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You met him, so you know how big of a guy SO is. After hanging out here, you know how, um.... picky and what worry wart I am. Now, imagine the two of us doing my split armrest.
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Clint Eastwood's 'Trouble with the Curve' trails close behind 'Watch' and House' with a solid opening, while Karl Urban's 'Dredd' becomes a bomb despite its strong reviews.
Another box office slow weekend in September continues as four newcomers enter the chart with none of them surpassing the $20 million gross. Jake Gyllenhaal's gritty cop drama "End of Watch" and Jennifer Lawrence's thriller "House at the End of the Street" are collecting $13.1 million and $12.2 million respectively on their first weekend.
Receiving an "A-" CinemaScore, "End of Watch" attracts to Hispanic moviegoers who make up 32% of the ticket buyers. 64% of the moviegoers are dominated by audience over the age of 25. "We always knew we were going to outperform expectations, and I believe the film will have long legs," Open Road's Tom Ortenberg says of the film's opening result.
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Trailing close behind "End of Watch" and "House" is another newcomer, Clint Eastwood and Justin Timberlake's "Trouble with the Curve". The baseball drama takes in $12.1 million, and Warner Bros. Pictures believes the result is not affected by Eastwood's much-talked-about "Empty Chair" speech at recent RNC.
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Landing on the fourth and fifth places respectively are the 3D re-release of "Finding Nemo" with $9.6 million, and last week's champion "Resident Evil: Retribution" with $6.7 million. After two weeks of playing Stateside, the fish tale animation grosses a total cume of $29.9 million, while the video game-adapted actioner bags a total gross of $33.4 million.
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- "Resident Evil: Retribution" - $6.7 million
- "Dredd" - $6.2 million
- "The Master" - $4.3 million
- "The Possession" - $2.6 million
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If you are putting in a new garden or replacing your lawn this year, chances are you will be using a rototiller rental to help make the the job as easy as possible. Rototillers rent for an average of $60 to $80 for a day. If you are only renting one for 4 hours, you may be able to rent one for $45 or $50. Whenever I rent a rototiller, I like to make sure I wear comfortable closed tow shoes (so i won't get dirty). In addition, I also like to wear gloves and long pants. If you are using a tiller rental for the first time, keep the machine in a low gear and be careful when turning it. Once you get the hang of it, you can go faster.
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