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I figured I would use crontab to keep it running every hourMy crontab file looks like this:0 * * * * "perl hlstats/perl/hlstats.pl"
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ok ill try itdo you think it will work if i dont have a .ph file in that directory?
No it is okay to have the .ph file where you want it.
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Decentral is an innovation hub for fintech, blockchain, cryptocurrencies and decentralized technologies. They launched Canada's first two-way Bitcoin ATM and a multi-platform — or wallet — called Jaxx.io that allows customers to move digital assets. CEO Anthony Di Iorio talks about the company's technologies and the future of online currency.
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James West: Anthony, thanks for joining us today.
Anthony Di Iorio: Glad to be here.
James West: Let's start with an overview: what does Decentral do?
Anthony Di Iorio: So Decentral is my company. It's a community hub and software development firm that focuses on decentralized technology, so technologies like Blockchain, technologies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, anything that's evolving out of decentralized tech.
James West: I see. So you were a cofounder of Ethereum, if I understand correctly?
Anthony Di Iorio: Correct, yeah.
James West: Okay. And so, is it through that experience that you've moved on to Decentral, or is Ethereum a product of what you were doing at Decentral previously?
Anthony Di Iorio: So Ethereum came out of Decentral. Decentral was first started in 2014 in January; about a month after, we started putting the idea of Ethereum together, and that was previously at the hub at King and Spadina downtown that Ethereum was basically born out of. So I took a bunch of my team, accountants, lawyers, and we became the first team of the entire Ethereum project.
James West: Wow.
Anthony Di Iorio: So that was the first hub, that's where I've been doing meet-ups and events out of there, over 100 events since 2012 in the Blockchain and Bitcoin space. And through that network that I kind of built up, kind of became a centre of gravity for the space in Toronto and in Canada, and that's where everything started flowing, ideas and business opportunities, and that's where I got connected with the Vitalik Buterin back in 2012, cofounder of Ethereum with me, and a few others, and we launched this project that's hit a market cap of upwards of almost $40 billion at one time, and really doing well right now, and is the second technology adjacent to Bitcoin in the Blockchain ecosystem.
James West: Sure. So what is the primary project of Decentral at this point?
Anthony Di Iorio: So, our flagship software offering is called Jaxx, and Jaxx is a multi-platform, multi-cryptocurrency Blockchain interface, or wallet. If you think about what the browser did for the Internet, unlocking and unleashing the Information Age, right, so anybody that has a browser can see what's going on with the Internet; but before that, the masses really wouldn't know what to do with the Internet, and that's what the interface browser came about.
So in the Blockchain ecosystem, the wallet is really the interface for the technology; it's a way that you can manage digital assets, move digital assets. I've identified that that's really that browser for this technology, and since 2013, I've been building wallets. And we don't just focus on Bitcoin or Ethereum, we focus on the entire ecosystem. So we've got dozens and dozens of currencies that we support inside the wallet, and what's really interesting is that the users are in full control of their keys, meaning that we never hold or manage or take custodianship of anything; the keys are actually in control of the user. The Blockchain holds the assets, and we just provide this interface, a way for you to experience this new value age that's emerging, and we're creating that browser for this technology that will really open the door for the masses to start using this amazing technology.
James West: Interesting. So our audience is not very well versed in Blockchain technology, so when you speak about a wallet, I've heard the wallet is a component of the entire crypto experience that is key in that, for example, what happened with Mount Gox was a case of probably a corrupt wallet or a misconceived wallet. So when you describe a wallet, I now understand that the Blockchain is essentially the software and the ledger and the system through which cryptocurrencies are established and maintained.
Anthony Di Iorio: Yep.
James West: Bitcoin and Ethereum are cryptocurrencies that exist on the Blockchain, and the wallet is the place, is that like, so, my wallet in my pocket holds my credit cards; if I own Bitcoin or Ethereum, is this the virtual version of my wallet that holds my cryptocurrencies?
Anthony Di Iorio: That's exactly it, and something like Mount Gox as you mentioned was an exchange; they weren't a wallet, but they were holding people's money on their exchange. In order to facilitate trading, you deposit money from your wallet onto a service, at the time that was Mount Gox, and people were using it to trade bitcoins, and that got hacked. So that was a centralized service that was holding people's money.
The great thing about our products is that we don't hold people's money. You're holding onto your own stuff. And that's really what the amazing thing about this technology is: you can be your own bank. You don't need to rely on third parties.
James West: Wow.
Anthony Di Iorio: This is disintermediation technology that enables you to move value from one person to another without needing third parties. That's really the breakthrough that's happening. If you think about what the Internet did for information, and the disruption that occurred with postal services, media outlets, everything, due to the flow of information is what the Internet disrupted. It enabled anyone around the world now to communicate globally, instantly, very fast, sending emails instantly now.
Now you can move value. You can now move value without needing these third-party intermediaries. And that's the breakthrough that Bitcoin brought about in 2008. For the first time ever, you could have a digital asset, prove ownership of it, and not make a copy of it. That was the major breakthrough. Before that, anything digital could be duplicated. So for a currency, it doesn't really make much sense if you can take something, create multiple copies of it…I send it to you and you can create – it doesn't work as a currency. Bitcoin solved that problem, and that's where this disruption is coming.
Internet disrupted information; Blockchain and its technologies are disrupting value transfer, and that's going to have impacts on financial institutions.
James West: Okay. And Jaxx is an element of that evolving ecosystem in that it's going to provide a physical point of interchange for people to transform cash into crypto or crypto into cash?
Anthony Di Iorio: Correct. Yeah, so right now Jaxx enables you to hold the keys to your digital assets. So you actually can manage your Bitcoin, your Ethereum, these different currencies, yourself, in Jaxx, where we still don't hold anything, we don't take custodianship. Therefore we're not regulated, because we're not holding anything, right? So we enable users the ability to be in control of their whole new digital world. They can be in control of their money. They can be in control of their identity. They can be in control of their communications…all by owning the keys themselves – no one else is having any access to it. That's really the breakthrough there, and the wallet is really that hub or cornerstone of Blockchain technology, and we allow all these different cryptocurrencies and their users to manage those assets and move them directly inside of Jaxx, convert them between different ones, and eventually, yes, we move FIAT throughout our integration partners.
James West: Interesting. So the element of trust and certainty of transaction, which are the two key components, I understand, of the entire crypto universe – that's really extended by what Jaxx is doing at this point?
Anthony Di Iorio: Yeah. We allow people – so, I never want to hold onto people's money.
James West: Right.
Anthony Diiorio: And in order to do that, we created a system which is called a wallet just for the terminology, but in general, it's a wallet that doesn't hold onto people's money.
James West: Right.
Anthony Di Iorio: You hold on to your own money. We connect you to all these Blockchain back ends; we connect you to the Bitcoin network.
James West: Exchanges.
Anthony Di Iorio: Exchanges as well. So we have third party integrations inside of our wallet, almost like apps or integrations where we enable people to manage the asset and move the asset, and then through our third parties, there's all these other facilitation of things that can be just like an app store. So right now we have a service called ShapeShift, and through there, you're able to move between Bitcoin and Ethereum. It uses the company ShapeShift in order to facilitate the exchange, and we still don't hold on to anything; ShapeShift, you send money to the ShapeShift API and it sends a different currency back, whichever one you want, right back to your wallet, without us standing in the middle or actually having to take anything there.
James West: Wow. Increasingly in the current context of the global discourse, they're talking about Bitcoin, and I'm changing the subject a little bit here, but it's obviously going to have an impact on what Jaxx is doing – Bitcoin is increasingly, and cryptocurrencies are increasingly referred to as having all of the characteristics of a bubble, meaning that the valuations are going way higher than they should and they are inevitably going to come crashing down. Do you feel that's the case with Bitcoin, and by extension, Ethereum or Litecoin?
Anthony Di Iorio: Yeah, I think the whole industry is, we're seeing the same thing we saw in the dotcom bubble. It's been happening for a while; who knows what's going to happen with it, but it's the same thing. You get people who have that fear of missing out, and you have now ways for people to crowdfund projects. So someone comes up with an idea, the masses can put money in to fund it, they're given a token in return, those tokens get traded on exchanges, the values increase, and but it's all about execution of ideas and actually creating value. And there's a lot of projects coming out here that aren't creating a lot of value, and there's ones that I believe will have and contribute value to the ecosystem. Over time, the ones that don't provide the value will diminish or disappear, just like we saw with the dotcom bubble.
James West: Right.
Anthony Di Iorio: And then over time, the ones that are really creating that value will emerge as a leader, just like we've seen over the last, you know, 17 years after the dotcom bubble, with companies that are, you know, social media companies, or the Amazons, all the guys that are creating that true value, will emerge. But you're in that hype cycle now, definitely.
James West: Sure. Okay. And so, let's leave that aside for now – that was kind of the answer I was looking for – but, when will it be that I can actually go to a Jaxx machine in Toronto, for example, plug in my debit card, and buy some Bitcoin?
Anthony Di Iorio: Well, I've had an ATM in Toronto since 2014. I actually started the second one in the world. So it's been operating at King and Spadina, King and Adelaide area there, it's in a convenience store. You go in and put cash in, and it sends Bitcoin to your wallet. Or you send wallet to the machine and it just gives you cash. So I've been doing that for, it's my fourth year actually right now, with that machine. So that's been happening for a very long time with the cash machines. There's exchanges all around the world where you can hook up your bank account, send a wire in and then start trading, and then withdraw it out. It's very, very easy; the only thing right now is, there's so many people getting verified through all the verification processes that there's a lot of backup on a lot of these exchanges. So sometimes things like ATMs, even though they're more expensive, are easier ways for people to get into it and try their first Bitcoin and see what it's all about.
James West: Right. Well that's great, that's a great introduction. We're going to leave it there for now, Anthony, but I would like to invite you back in the near future and we'll see how Jaxx is making out. Thanks for joining me today.
Anthony Di Iorio: It would be my pleasure to do that. Thanks for having me.
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Libertarians Fight Over Affiliates, Drug Policy
by Ari Armstrong, July 2, 2003
Libertarians are making some progress in Colorado, but they are also involved in some tense relationships involving various factions.
Shannon Ceranski, former Outreach Coordinator for the "South East of Denver LP," called me June 30 to ask me to remove the group's meeting from my calendar page.
Ceranski, along with her husband Chris, Treasurer, and Randal Morgan, Chair, all resigned their positions recently to protest what they call heavy-handed treatment by the state board.
Ceranski said state LP board members Rand Fanshier and Michael McKinzie planned a telethon without input from the leaders of the affiliate. She said that the group was formed with the assistance of former State Chair John Berntson.
Fanshier said, "None of them talked to me before they made these decisions... I don't want them to leave the fold." He is "waiting for communication" from the group.
Still, he added, he expects affiliates to become politically active. "This year is going to be defining the party," Fanshier said, in which the LP "turns from a discussion group to an effective political organization."
Fanshier has organized telethons across the state and he has started keeping a weekly log of LPCO activities (linked at www.lpcolorado.org.) Volunteers got 72 Libertarian registrations at the recent People's Fair in Denver, he noted.
The telethons are popular with at least some groups. Desiree Hickson, Media Director for the state LP, reported via Fanshier's review, "Rand Fanshier, LPCO Outreach Director, came down [June 26] to show the El Paso County affiliate some of the secrets to his success in the Denver area. The 'phone-a-thon' was hosted in the home of Scott and Nancy Graves, LPEP Vice-Chair and Activities Director respectively, Colorado Springs. Also in attendance were Bill Blair, LPEP Membership Director, Nathan Hickson, and Desiree Hickson..."
Fanshier planned a July 1 telethon with Severin Schneider, another member of the South East of Denver LP. Schneider reported the event went well, and a number of people plan to attend an upcoming meeting to be held at the Aurora Public Library.
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In a recent article, Ralph Shnelvar, 2002 LP candidate for governor, perhaps oddly noted his essay is "not sanctioned in any way by the National or State Libertarian Party." He adds, "If you decide to go on this diet you should definitely consult your local Libertarian Party chapter to find out if this is, indeed, a diet that they agree with."
Shnelvar and some members of the state board have been quarreling. Joseph Pietri, author of The King of Nepal, complained to the board about Shnelvar's recent appearance on Peter Boyles' television show (KBDI 12) to discuss the legalization of marijuana. Pietri complained Shnelvar and Ken Gorman addressed other drugs besides marijuana as well as other issues, such as the right to bear arms.
Pietri told me Shnelvar's performance was "weak" and it lost the LP votes. "The DEA agent [also on the show] ran over both of them," Pietri added. Shnelvar and Gorman "looked like fools," in Pietri's estimation. Also, Pietri claimed Shnelvar characterized himself as a spokesperson for the Libertarian Party of Colorado without authorization from the board.
Shnelvar collaborated with Gorman during his campaign. Gorman went to prison for distributing marijuana. Apparently, Gorman and Pietri have had a running tiff for some time. (Pietri even claims Gorman has been a government spy, a claim Gorman calls "ridiculous." Gorman notes he continues to have to take frequent urine tests while he's on parole, and he'd have to return to prison if he failed one. Strangely, when I asked Pietri why he thinks Gorman has been a government spy, Pietri said, "Ken Gorman told me himself.")
Pietri also played a role in organizing the Koleen Brooks affair, which he notes netted the Libertarian Party a lot of publicity. He also claims a role in helping a number of Libertarian candidates appear on KBPI, including Rick Stanley. "I like Rick Stanley -- I voted for him," Pietri said. During the elections, I sided with Shnelvar against Stanley.
The former Libertarian candidate for U.S. Senate claimed in a recent e-mail he was contacted by the board of the Libertarian Party of Colorado, offered an apology, and encouraged to run again for Senate on the LP ticket in 2004. Olsen categorically denies those claims, though apparently one board member did have some sort of discussion with him without the sanction of the board.
Pietri also said he's active in the Colorado chapter of the U.S. Marijuana Party (which makes me wonder why he felt compelled to contact the Libertarian state board). When I asked him who might have done a better job on Boyles' show, Pietri named Bob Melamede, a professor at CU, Colorado Springs, and himself. "I know every answer" to the objections of those who challenge medical marijuana, Pietri said.
Having watched the tape of Boyles' show, I can understand Pietri's frustration with it. Medical marijuana was barely mentioned. Marijuana was discussed, but mostly in the context of the drug war generally. Boyles introduced the show as dealing with the "pros and cons of legalizing marijuana." Those expecting a defense of the medical use of marijuana would have been sorely disappointed.
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I didn't think any of the parties did an especially great job on the show. Just in terms of persuasion, Special Agent Jeffrey Sweetin of the DEA was smoothest and most prepared for a television format. However, on a number of occasions he avoided reasoned arguments in favor of personal attacks against Gorman and Shnelvar. He also purposely misrepresented his opponents' views. For example, he linked Gorman's claim that he couldn't present his case in court to a nutty "conspiracy theory." However, it is well-known that judges routinely prevent the defense from presenting information that they provided marijuana to sick and dying patients for medical use. Sweetin also suggested Shnelvar wanted to work outside the government to throw the "Colorado government into chaos" if elected governor. In fact, Shnelvar said he would simply veto all bills until marijuana were legalized. I do not see how Sweetin's personal attacks and context-dropping can be attributed to anything other than intellectual dishonestly on his part.
I did like one line of Sweetin's argument, however. He said the language about the "war on drugs" should be dropped. He said fighting drug use should be treated just like any other crime -- as a daily job, not a "war" to be finally won. Of course, after several decades of failure to wipe out drug abuse, it's pretty difficult to argue prohibition will finally "succeed."
When Sweetin said at the beginning, "I don't see either of them [Gorman or Shnelvar] as supportive of government," Shnelvar had a pretty good response: "Libertarians are for minimal government... I, as a libertarian, say there are certain functions of government that are absolutely necessary," such as dealing with violent crime.
It is what Shnelvar said between the ellipses that upset me: "We're sort of the extreme right-wing of the Republican Party -- please, folks, I didn't just say that." Ah, but he did say it. As Shnelvar has told me many times, "You can't un-ring a bell." So in a single sentence Shnelvar managed to tag libertarians with two negative perceptions: "extreme" and "right-wing." Way to feed the stereotypes. Now, in the general context of the argument, I understood what Shnelvar meant. State Senator Bruce Cairns had just explained how, as a Republican, he generally favored "less government." There is a sense in which libertarians favor even "less government" than many Republicans. Still, I'm quite sure few people contemplated this finer point, as Shnelvar immediately recognized.
And a word here about criticizing people on television and radio: it's a tough job. I've said some things in public that I've regretted. (I've also made some very thoughtful comments in public.) On the whole, Shnelvar did a competent job. He didn't hit it out of the park, and he struck out a few times. But he did much better than Pietri indicated.
Gorman simply had too much to say. He started talking about the industrial uses of hemp, but he couldn't get very far with the subject. He started talking about the violence associated with prohibition, but he never quite nailed down the point. Special Agent Sweetin was pretty good at turning the flow of the discussion in his favor. Also, Boyles finally become somewhat hostile to Gorman. It strikes me that Gorman simply was trying to delve into too much information than was possible for an argumentative TV format. Also, Gorman does sometimes use language that makes it easy to tag him as a "conspiracy theorist."
I actually thought Boyles was the most compelling critic of prohibition. He pointed out it's been going on a long time with seemingly little success. He pointed out alcohol is regularly abused, yet few people are calling for that drug to be outlawed again.
I was most disappointed with Cairn's discussions. He said, sensibly, that there is a moral problem with "putting toxins into your body." (Of course, eating barbecued food puts toxins into your body, so we have to consider the level of toxicity as well as the trade-offs. Chemotherapy is highly toxic but arguably beneficial for some people.) He said, also sensibly, that drug abuse hurts people. What he failed to do is offer any explanation for why (some) drugs should be illegal. He readily admitted alcohol is often abused, yet he didn't suggest it should be prohibited again. He argued marijuana is a "gateway" to other drugs and other problems. Well, I've heard the same claim about rock music. Lots of activities *might* encourage a person to get involved in other bad activities, yet we don't outlaw the overwhelming majority of these activities.
Shnelvar offered a great reply to Cairns at one point. Cairns said he thinks drug use is prevalent in the U.S. (despite prohibition) because people have lost touch with the founding principles of the U.S., which Cairns links to "God-consciousness."
Shnelvar pointed out America's founding principles include the restriction of government to its proper functions. Shnelvar didn't have time to pursue the point, but I'd like to hear what Cairns thinks of the notion that it is paternalistic government itself which encourages personal irresponsibility. As Herbert Spencer put the matter, "The ultimate result of shielding men from the effects of folly is to fill the world with fools."
Getting back to Pietri's complaint, while Gorman and Shnelvar might not have taken command of the discussion the way they (or others) might have, they did an okay job. Why is Pietri angry about the show? If I had to guess, I would say Pietri is most angry that Boyles introduced Gorman as the "leader of the marijuana movement in Colorado." There seem to be a number of people vying for that position, for some reason that is incomprehensible to me.
I asked Fanshier if there was any truth to the claim that the state LP board is trying to distance itself from the marijuana issue. He said, "I don't think so." However, he also said the state board is "trying to clean up the act of the LP." He said the board is "not advocating marijuana or anything else." I agree with his point: it's quite possible to condemn drug use or abuse while still calling for the repeal of prohibition. Fanshier seemed content to let spokespersons for the legalization of marijuana represent groups other than the LP. He said the LP would "work with other groups" on all kinds of issues, though.
A Soap Opera?
For some time the working title of this article was, "The Libertarian and the Restless." As I mentioned to Fanshier, I really believe some people are drawn to the LP (and all other kinds of small political movements) specifically because they want a platform to bitch without actually having to do anything useful on the political scene. Many, many times I have asked myself why I remain registered to vote as a Libertarian. It is often a real-life soap opera with the exception of interminably boring meetings. Not that this kind of nonsense doesn't exist with the major parties, but it seems to be limited by the orientation of success the major parties foster.
I was a libertarian long before I joined the Party, and I will remain a libertarian even should I decide to move in a different direction in politics. So I do get frustrated. But then I see people like Fanshier spending many hours a week, laboring for nothing but love of the principles, trying to build a tiny party into an effective political organization, I am moved. I hear about Steve D'Ippolito and Mike Seebeck, who volunteered to help Hickson commute to the state board meetings.
On Boyles' show, Shnelvar said, "What the country needs is freedom." With Senator Cairns and almost all of his fellow Republicans, freedom is merely rhetoric. "We need freedom, BUT..." There's always something they want to mandate or prohibit. Shnelvar has done some things and said some things that really annoy me, as have a lot of other Libertarians. But when he tells me that what the country needs is freedom, I believe he means it to the very core of his being.
Senator Cairns and Special Agent Sweetin believe the world will degenerate into chaos without their benevolent oversight. The libertarian philosophy is the only one that holds people are basically decent, and, when left in peace to lead their own lives, they'll usually do the right thing, or at least head out in basically the right direction.
Pettiness and personality disputes seem to plague all sorts of groups. Certainly the Libertarian Party and the broader libertarian movement are not immune. So why do I put up with it? Why should you put up with it? It's really very simple. The country needs freedom.


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Phishing remains one of the hacker's simplest and most powerful way into computer systems. When users click on attachments or links to malicious sites, they are letting the hacker into their computer system. This entry can be limited to a single computer or, more than likely, into the entire network. According to the recently published Verizon Data Breach Investigation Report, 23 percent of phishing recipients open malicious messages. While this is a horrible statistic, the report says 11 percent open attachments. According to the report, it only takes 82 seconds from when a phishing campaign is launched to when people start swallowing the bait.
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Sometimes all it takes for hackers to gain entry into a system is to ask. Hackers call up with just enough information to get the user to believe they are talking to someone who should have access to their system. Users regularly give up user names and passwords over the phone. This usually happens by way of a "Tech Support" call. It could also be a person pretending to be an internal employee or company business partner. The outsider can merely ask for credentials to access the system or they can send along an attachment and encourage the user to open it – while they are on the phone with the user. The user doesn't actually open a document, however, but rather something as dangerous as a remote control or access Trojan.
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The Verizon report also indicated a startling percentage of breaches come by way of attacks which take advantage of well-known vulnerabilities. An astonishing 97 percent of exploits leveraged in breaches used ten common and already well-known vulnerabilities. Most of these vulnerabilities are many years old. It is all too common that user's systems are hacked because their systems are not kept up-to-date and patched for known hacking exploits.
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Passwords such as "password" or "123456" are unsecure. These passwords can be discovered in seconds. As Sony learned in its significant data breach, passwords should be strong. Password should be at least eight characters and should include letters, numbers, and symbols. Using weak passwords just lets hackers in faster. Using weak passwords with Administrative access is just like giving them the keys to the kingdom.
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Researchers at Cylance, a security company based in Irvine CA, recently revealed just how common the vulnerabilities associated with unprotected WiFi are. Cylance found over 250 networks at hotels and convention centers that were unsecure. Each of these facilities was affected by a vulnerability in routers commonly used by facility managers who offer WiFi to guests. In addition, public and free hotspots, create easy hunting for hackers who wish to perform starting "man-in-the-middle" attacks to gather sensitive information. Organizations and users need to protect themselves by utilizing VPN technology when utilizing public WiFi connections.
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Discarded plastic bottles could one day be used to build stronger, more flexible concrete structures, from sidewalks and street barriers, to buildings and bridges, according to a new study.
MIT undergraduate students have found that, by exposing plastic flakes to small, harmless doses of gamma radiation, then pulverizing the flakes into a fine powder, they can mix the plastic with cement paste to produce concrete that is up to 20 percent stronger than conventional concrete.
Concrete is, after water, the second most widely used material on the planet. The manufacturing of concrete generates about 4.5 percent of the world's human-induced carbon dioxide emissions. Replacing even a small portion of concrete with irradiated plastic could thus help reduce the cement industry's global carbon footprint.
Reusing plastics as concrete additives could also redirect old water and soda bottles, the bulk of which would otherwise end up in a landfill.
"There is a huge amount of plastic that is landfilled every year," says Michael Short, an assistant professor in MIT's Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering. "Our technology takes plastic out of the landfill, locks it up in concrete, and also uses less cement to make the concrete, which makes fewer carbon dioxide emissions. This has the potential to pull plastic landfill waste out of the landfill and into buildings, where it could actually help to make them stronger."
The team includes Carolyn Schaefer '17 and MIT senior Michael Ortega, who initiated the research as a class project; Kunal Kupwade-Patil, a research scientist in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering; Anne White, an associate professor in the Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering; Oral Buyukozturk, a professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering; Carmen Soriano of Argonne National Laboratory; and Short. The new paper appears in the journal Waste Management.
"This is a part of our dedicated effort in our laboratory for involving undergraduates in outstanding research experiences dealing with innovations in search of new, better concrete materials with a diverse class of additives of different chemistries," says Buyukozturk, who is the director of Laboratory for Infrastructure Science and Sustainability. "The findings from this undergraduate student project open a new arena in the search for solutions to sustainable infrastructure."
An idea, crystallized
"They wanted to find ways to lower carbon dioxide emissions that weren't just, 'let's build nuclear reactors,'" Short says. "Concrete production is one of the largest sources of carbon dioxide, and they got to thinking, 'how could we attack that?' They looked through the literature, and then an idea crystallized."
The students learned that others have tried to introduce plastic into cement mixtures, but the plastic weakened the resulting concrete. Investigating further, they found evidence that exposing plastic to doses of gamma radiation makes the material's crystalline structure change in a way that the plastic becomes stronger, stiffer, and tougher. Would irradiating plastic actually work to strengthen concrete?
To answer that question, the students first obtained flakes of polyethylene terephthalate - plastic material used to make water and soda bottles - from a local recycling facility. Schaefer and Ortega manually sorted through the flakes to remove bits of metal and other debris. They then walked the plastic samples down to the basement of MIT's Building 8, which houses a cobalt-60 irradiator that emits gamma rays, a radiation source that is typically used commercially to decontaminate food.
"There's no residual radioactivity from this type of irradiation," Short says. "If you stuck something in a reactor and irradiated it with neutrons, it would come out radioactive. But gamma rays are a different kind of radiation that, under most circumstances, leave no trace of radiation."
The team exposed various batches of flakes to either a low or high dose of gamma rays. They then ground each batch of flakes into a powder and mixed the powders with a series of cement paste samples, each with traditional Portland cement powder and one of two common mineral additives: fly ash (a byproduct of coal combustion) and silica fume (a byproduct of silicon production). Each sample contained about 1.5 percent irradiated plastic.
Once the samples were mixed with water, the researchers poured the mixtures into cylindrical molds, allowed them to cure, removed the molds, and subjected the resulting concrete cylinders to compression tests. They measured the strength of each sample and compared it with similar samples made with regular, nonirradiated plastic, as well as with samples containing no plastic at all.
They found that, in general, samples with regular plastic were weaker than those without any plastic. The concrete with fly ash or silica fume was stronger than concrete made with just Portland cement. And the presence of irradiated plastic strengthened the concrete even further, increasing its strength by up to 20 percent compared with samples made just with Portland cement, particularly in samples with high-dose irradiated plastic.
The concrete road ahead
The team took their samples to Argonne National Laboratory and the Center for Materials Science and Engineering (CMSE) at MIT, where they analyzed them using X-ray diffraction, backscattered electron microscopy, and X-ray microtomography.
The high-resolution images revealed that samples containing irradiated plastic, particularly at high doses, exhibited crystalline structures with more cross-linking, or molecular connections. In these samples, the crystalline structure also seemed to block pores within concrete, making the samples more dense and therefore stronger.
"At a nano-level, this irradiated plastic affects the crystallinity of concrete," Kupwade-Patil says. "The irradiated plastic has some reactivity, and when it mixes with Portland cement and fly ash, all three together give the magic formula, and you get stronger concrete."
"We have observed that within the parameters of our test program, the higher the irradiated dose, the higher the strength of concrete, so further research is needed to tailor the mixture and optimize the process with irradiation for the most effective results," Kupwade-Patil says. "The method has the potential to achieve sustainable solutions with improved performance for both structural and nonstructural applications."
Going forward, the team is planning to experiment with different types of plastics, along with various doses of gamma radiation, to determine their effects on concrete. For now, they have found that substituting about 1.5 percent of concrete with irradiated plastic can significantly improve its strength. While that may seem like a small fraction, Short says, implemented on a global scale, replacing even that amount of concrete could have a significant impact.
"Concrete produces about 4.5 percent of the world's carbon dioxide emissions," Short says. "Take out 1.5 percent of that, and you're already talking about 0.0675 percent of the world's carbon dioxide emissions. That's a huge amount of greenhouse gases in one fell swoop."
"This research is a perfect example of interdisciplinary multiteam work toward creative solutions, and represents a model educational experience," Buyukozturk says.
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An aromatic brunch on a weekday morning is all the anger but let's face it not all of us have the time to make one particularly during the week. These Sausage & Cheese Breakfast Rolls is a great knockout with the entire kinfolk. Perfect for children, easy to carry in the car, these rolls have become my way to paradise.
If you're looking for a fresh brunch idea, then look no further. Believe me, you will love this Sausage & Cheese Rolls.
Preparation time: 20 minutes
Cooking time: 15 minutes
- 2 cans semicircular one sheet dough
- 10 sausages (fresh raw ones, not precooked) If you can't find any, then even Italian sausages would make a worthy substitute
- 4 oz. shredded low-fat cheddar crust
- ½ tsp. dry Italian seasoning
- ½ tsp. dry garlic powder
- ¼ tsp. crumpled black pepper
- 1 tbsp. olive oil
- 1 egg + water
- Take away the sausages from their coverings. Softly run your table knife along the case to cut it and take out the meat while dumping the casing.
- Heat olive oil in an open pan, add all the meat and stir-fry until no longer pink remaining to split up the sausages into small portions.
- Sauté in Italian seasoning, crushed black pepper and garlic powder. Take away from flame and allow to cool down.
- Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.
- On a lightly floured place roll out the curved dough sheet. Use a rolling pin softly to form a rectangle around 9 in by 13 in. Cut right the center to split in half. Then cut each half across to make three one and the same squares.
- Fill each square with cheese and sausage and reel it into a very thick cigar. Keep it on a baking sheet creased with parchment paper. Repeat with the rest.
- Make an egg wash by whipping an egg with 1 tbsp. Of water. Brush the reels with this egg wash.
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My husband figured out a surprisingly simple trick to cook restaurant style salmon — it's seriously amazing!! (And you can too with his foolproof method that works every time!)
Salmon is our family's favorite main dish (including the kids!) When salmon is cooked perfectly, there's nothing better!
It always surprises me when I'm chatting about food with a someone and they tell me they've never tasted salmon before.
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My husband prepares salmon with a variety of seasonings and sauces (one of our most-loved recipes is Citrus Leek Salmon and Shrimp, pictured below), and it is perfect. Every. Single. Time.
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Lightly salt and pepper salmon filets (6-8oz each).
Place salmon filets skin side up on a lightly greased Frying Pan over medium heat. (We love and use coconut oil for most of our cooking projects, though you may use any cooking oil you prefer).
Give the pan a little shake right after you put on the salmon, so they are sure not to stick.
Pro Trick: My husband says: HOT pan, COLD oil — make sure the pan is heated and ready to go before adding oil (this will help prevent sticking).
Once salmon is cooked halfway through, flip so skin side is facing down. You will see a distinct line in the middle of the filet when it's time to flip (about 7-10 minutes).
Look at that beautiful crust on top — yum!!
Turn off heat, cover, and let steam ten minutes for medium doneness. (If you like your salmon medium-well, add 2-3 extra minutes).
And that's it!
Super easy, and pretty much foolproof (hey, if I can cook perfect salmon, anyone can!)
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- A fish spatula (yep, it's a thing!) will help you turn the filets with ease.
- We also love these locking kitchen tongs — they're the perfect length and the locking design makes them easy to store. (We have these extra long tongs for outdoor grilling too).
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- Lightly salt and pepper salmon filets.
- Place salmon filets skin side up on a frying pan lightly coated with coconut oil (or cooking oil of your choice). Make sure pan is hot before adding oil.
- Once salmon is cooked halfway through, flip so skin side is facing down. (You will see a distinct line in the middle of the filet when it's time to flip (about 7-10 minutes).
- Turn off heat, cover, and let steam ten minutes for medium doneness. (If you like your salmon medium-well, add 2-3 extra minutes).
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Cigarette smoking status has a modifying effect on the association between polymorphisms in KALRN and measures of cardiovascular risk in the diabetes heart study
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All manifestations of cardiovascular disease (CVD) are substantially more common in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) than in non-diabetic individuals. The current study evaluated KALRN, a gene previously linked to CVD, as a contributor to CVD in a sample enriched for T2DM. Specifically, the potential modifying effect of cigarette smoking was examined. A total of 28 SNPs in KALRN were genotyped in 1001 European Americans from 369 Diabetes Heart Study (DHS) families, as well as 762 population-based controls. The association between each SNP and both qualitative and quantitative CVD disease phenotypes was determined using generalized estimating equations and variance component models, respectively. Selected KALRN SNPs were found to be associated with both the qualitative (T2DM, CVD, metabolic syndrome) and quantitative traits (C-reactive protein and abdominal aortic calcified plaque). Interaction analysis and stratification were then used to test whether smoking modulates the genetic effects of KALRN. The strongest evidence of a modifying effect of smoking status was observed for rs9289231 and intima-media thickness (p=9.0x10−4) and abdominal aortic calcified plaque (p=3.0×10−4). Overall, following stratification by smoking status, the evidence of association with quantitative traits was more pronounced in smokers compared to non-smokers. The strongest association for smokers was between rs1720960 and abdominal aortic calcified plaque (p=2.6x10−5), while in non-smokers there was no observed association. KALRN variants are associated with measures of CVD and T2DM in the DHS sample with smoking status observed to have a significant modifying effect on these associations.
KeywordsKalirin Polymorphisms Vascular Calcification Type 2 diabetes
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Conference on Jain History
The 6th Conference of Maharashtra Jain Itihas Parishad will be held at Solapur on 5th, 6th and 7th February 2010. Many scholars will attend it and present their research papers.
Dr. Vidyadhar Joharapurkar of Nagpur is the president of the conference, Dr. Bipinchandra Doshi, Chaiman of Jain Chair of Mumbai University is the Chief Guest. Padmshri Bhanvarlalji Jain of Jalgaon will inaugurate the conference.
Some of the scholars attending this conference are Padamshri Muzaffar Husaain (Mumbai), Dr. Nalini Joshi (Professor, Jain Chair, Pune University), Dr. Vijay Dharurkar of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad, Dr. Padmaja Patil of Shivaji University, Kolhapur.
The Chief Guest for the concluding ceremony is Dr. Bhushan Kumar Upadhyay, Police Commissioner, Solapur.
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