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Neutral. inspects 20 bags and. then had bought in various hardware and grocery stores in many cases its evident the wood isnt needed. before just because ive had a look at them under the microscope i cant say for sure these samples would definitely have tropical origins kind its not that simple but i can say that the ones ive looked at definitely not from regular wood. so we know for certain that it isnt. compressed bearcats are especially hard to examine they consist mostly of coal dust and sta...

Examining plant structures for 2 or 300 years whats important is to have reference material but they arent. thats why the kunin institute of wood research stores thousands of samples of various trees. but in spoke to him that plays on the structural features we can see here we can definitely say this word is not from a temperate or even boring old reacher boy as who rushed out. that means this charcoal was definitely tropically sourced. 8 of the 20 bags they examined did contain wood from rain f...

Paid by american individuals and families. the tariffs set to go into effect sunday. apple is apologizing for a practice that allowed contractors to listen to siri recordings. it was designed to improve siris quality. now apple will require users to opt in rather than as a default. and only apple employees will be allowed to listen to the samples. apple also said it will no longer keep audio recordings of users interactions with zsiri. thank you to our international viewers for join ugs. have ...

From things like water bottles, flip-flops, clothing that can be micro beads. the team took samples from six locations around lake tahoe with varying amounts of human activity and boat access. using finals and tubing, they separated the sediment from the plastic and they say the discovery is significant because theres been a lot of work done to under how much micro plastic is in marine environments but theres fewer studies in freshwater and far fewer in alpine lakes and tahoe, of course, is amon...

Years newark has been combatting lead. it has these ancient old pipes and using sodium silicate to prevent the lead from reaching the water. when they made the water acidic to deal with one problem they rendered the sodium silicate ineffective. they never did a test before doing that. the state was unaware they were doing this. city officials couldnt produce any tests that showed when they were looking to change the acidity, they wondered what other impact it might have on the water. thats what ...

Rendered the sodium silicate ineffective. they never did a test before doing that. the state was unaware they were doing this. city officials couldnt produce any tests that showed when they were looking to change the acidity, they wondered what other impact it might have on the water. thats what started snowballing the effect from our report that brought us to 2017 when the first lead level exceedence first came to newark. that came to june, july of 2017, and the mayor was basically, his entire ...

Screen, who they dont let in screen, especially in atlanta who has a wide swath of voters who can enter the democratic primary and play that democratic primary, guessing the electorate becomes just that. it becomes just as much art as science, so you will see some movement there in the polls. i got really nerdy on you with polls and samples. that said, i think that when you look at the crowd size -- i worked for a guy in 2008 where we started seeing these immense crowds showing up and we were li...

Want to get further in the polling nerd weeds and that is talk about why you do see often the numbers move around is whats a likely voter. lawrence, were lucky if we get half of americans to vote in a general election. youre getting a lot less than that who are voting in a primary, so instead commercial fishing is more like fly fishing. for us to figure out what the primary electorate is is not always that easy. you will see some movement depending on who they let in screen, who they dont let in...

It has these ancient old pipes and they were using this chemical called sodium silicate to prevent the lead from leeching into the water. when they made the water acidic to deal with one problem they rendered the sodium silicate ineffective. now what we found in our report is they never did a test before doing that. the state was unaware they were doing this. city officials couldnt produce any tests that showed when they were looking to change the acidity, they wondered what other impact it migh...

Wed just send the pattern and they used to make everything there. >> carl told me one day that he was going to sell off all these samples. >> that was his record that should be in a museum. and they decided to sell those important pieces for 25 bucks, 50 bucks apiece. >> it was just stuff sitting here year after year doing nothing. >> some pieces went here, some pieces went there, but the mother lode of it is gone. eliminated, erased. it was hostile. >> there was nothing personal about it. if yo...