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Byron Eggenschwiler

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blu3rsx: 16-Year-Old Egyptian Scientist Finds Way to Turn Plastic Waste Into $78 Million of Biofuel What Azza proposes is to break down the plastic polymers found in drinks bottles and general waste and turn them into biofuel feedstock. (This is the bulk raw material that generally used for producing biofuel.) It should be noted that this is not a particularly new idea, but what makes Azza stand out from the crowd is the catalyst that she is proposing. She says that she has found a high-yield catalyst called aluminosilicate, that will break down plastic waste and also produce gaseous products like methane, propane and ethane, which can then be converted into ethanol. Read more.
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amandabnana: me on my way out of finals
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fuckyeahoddities: Psychopomps are creatures or spirits in many religions whose responsibility is to escort newly deceased souls to the afterlife. Common examples would be the Grim Reaper, Anubis, Charon, or the Valkyries
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nprfreshair: Ken Tucker reviews the new album from Daft Punk, Random Access Memories: I freely admit that, until the new Random Access Memories, I wasn’t much of a fan. I could appreciate the craft and imagination that went into creating the French duo’s mixture of electronic genres — techno, house, disco — but the mechanical repetitions and heavily filtered vocals didn’t turn me on in any other way. But now, Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo have come up with an album that exposes the human side of their musical impulses. It’s the equivalent of removing the helmet-masks the pair invariably wears in public performances. Random Access Memories is a collection filled with music that suggests mad romance, heartache and an embrace of the past that’s never merely nostalgic or sentimental. Image courtesy of Sony Music
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latimes: It’s time for finals - but what are kids using to help them study? A new study has found that while 12% of teenagers have taken stimulant medication intended for those with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder for non-medical purposes, just 1% of parents think that’s the case, regardless of whether that use is for last-minute studying or recreation. So why the concern about students using such drugs? Use of stimulant medication by children without ADHD can lead to acute exhaustion, abnormal heart rhythms, and — if an adolescent becomes addicted and goes into withdrawal — to confusion and psychosis. Plus, there’s still no scientific consensus on whether medication intended for ADHD actually improves academic performance. Read more via Science Now. Photo: Keith Beaty / Toronto Star Trust me it works ;)
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thedailywhat: Happy Graduation, Class of 2013 We’re proud of you all. The world is your oyster, go get ‘em!

thepixelatednerd:

Byron Eggenschwiler

Posted on Wednesday, 22 May with 19 notes.