baking soda. have a couple boxes of baking soda, near the stove. cut the top off so it's ready to go. you get the box and, boom, dump it on there. you don't stir is around. you smoth erred it, baking soda doesn't burn. now, we are down to the home work. read these pages in your book, 26-38. locate the gas, water, electric shut off inside and outside the home. do the course evaluation. crank the gas an eighth of a turn to make sure it works and you know where it's at. very good. thank you. [applause]. there are three things we want you to take away. how to open a air way and when to do it and control bleeding and treat shock and we want to talk about disaster medicine an death by trauma and by that i mean the body is acted upon by outside force and first is instant yainous and occurs in minutes and are we going to do much for this person? not so much. maybe in the predisaster situation and making the place safer but once someone is hit with something heavy and die within minutes you're not going to happen, and the next is occurring within minutes of

i've got two containers full of baking soda solution here. when i pour watered down lemon juice in, nothing happens. but watch what happens when i add pure lemon juice. wow. there it is -- that chemical reaction. >> reporter: lemon juice is just the latest. earlier this year, police arrested 19 people for passing off cheap vegetable oil as olive oil. the fda has caught companies adding cheap corn syrup to honey. and the state of vermont sent on counterfeiter to prison for watering down maple syrup. we easily found a four lemon juice brands on the shelves of discount and dollar stores. lira's packagers said its product meets the government definition of lemon juice. naturalemon's distributor said it would investigate. so, how can you tell? if a product is unusually cheap, it might be a food fake. elisabeth leamy, abc news, washington. >>> and coming up here, the boy who claimed to have been living in the wild for years. mystery solved tonight. tochb lie wild for years? this mystery solved tonight. o t the wild for years? this mystery solved to

containers full of baking soda solution. first i'll pour in watered down lemon juice, look, nothing happens. now, watch what happens when u pour in pure lemon juice, there is it, that chemical reaction. >> lemon juice is just the latest. earlier this year, police arrested 19 people for vegetable oil as olive oil. the state of vermont one counter fitter to prison for watering down maple syrup. we easily found them on the shelves of discount and dollar stores. lira meets the definition of lemon juice. natural lemon distributor said it would investigate. how can you tell, if a product is unusually cheap, it might be a food fake. elisabeth leamy, abc news, washington. >>> and coming up here, the boy who claimed tochb living in the wild for years? this mystery solved tonight. toce wild for years? this mystery solved tonight. o t the wild for years? this mystery solved tonight. bto the wild for years? this mystery solved tonight. net in the wild for years? this mystery solved tonight. tocn the wild for years? this mystery solved t

i have 2 containers full of baking soda solution here. first i'm going to pour in water down lemon juice. and look. nothing happens. now watch what happens when i pour in pure lemon juice. whoa. okay. so there it is. that chemical reaction. lemon juice just the latest. earlier this year police arrested 19 people for passing off cheap vegetable oil as olive oil. fda has caught companies adding corn syrup to honey and the state of vermont sent one counterfeiter to prison for watering down maple syrup. we easily found them on the shelves of discount dollar stores. this package said the product meets the government definition of lemon juice. the distribute or said it would investigate. how can you tell? if a product is unusually cheap it might be a food fake. elizabeth, abc news washington. >> some tech news now. by all accounts on monday microsoft will introduce a microsoft built and branded window 8 tan let this would be the software giant first stab at tablet designed to compete with apple i-pad. >> one of the first apple computers sold fo

we put them in conservation tanks, run electric current through a solution of baking soda and sloughs all the rust off it. until you get to the bare metal. next is to use a dremel tool to clean up the remaining rust and washed in a solution of distilled water, boiled and distilled water, baked in the oven to dry it and dipped in acetone, then coated with a conservation coating to keep the oxygen off the object. some of the iron objects potentially here on an 18th century site were made here on the property. we could have objects such as a hinge made by a slave named moses. these were objects that tell much a larger story about what they were but about the plantation society that was here and everything from how it was used to how it was made to -- we want to protect these for the future. >> these are the artifacts after they were washed. >> this is the result of excavations from four strata, you can see the nails after they were dry brushed, ceramics are clean, the waste color, you can see the glaze and they are bagged by artifact type. ceramics are separated from the nails and glass

so we put them in these conservation tanks where we run electric current through a solution of baking soda and it sloughs all the iron rust off of it until you get down to the bare metal. the next step is to clean off the remaining rust, then they're washed in a solution of distilled water, boiled and distilled water, baked in the oven to dry it and dipped in acetone and coated with a coating to keep the oxygen off the object. some of these iron objects potentially, if they're here on an 18th century site, were made here on the property. so we could have objects such as this hinge that were made by the slave named moses which headed up the black smith shop. so we want to protect these for the future. these are the artifacts after they've been washed. this is the results of excavations from four different units and you can see the nails after they've been dry brushed, the ceramics, now they're clean. you can see the paste color. you can see the glaze and what occurs once they're cleaned is they're bagged by artifact. the ceramics are separated from the nail, the bone is put into another bag

is we put them in these conservation tanks where we run electric current through a solution of baking soda, and it sluffs all the iron rust off of it until you get down to the bare metal. the next step in the conservation is to use a dremel tool to clean off the remaining rust. then they're washed in a solution of distilled water, boiled in distilled water. baked in the oven to dry it and also dipped in acetone to dry off any remaining water, and then they are coated with a conservation coating to keep the oxygen off the object. some of these iron objects potentially were -- if they're here on an 18th century site were made here on the property, so we could have objects such as this hinge that were made by the slave named moses who headed up the blacksmith shop for james madison's father. these are objects, again, that tell, you know, a much larger story about, you know, just what they were, but about the plantation society that was here and everything from how it was used to how it was made, so we want to protect these for the future. these are the artifacts after they have been washed. t

let's begin with the dry ingredients: >>first we will put in the chocolate coco sugar of baking soda flour followed by the wet ingredients buttermilk, oil the eggs and the vanilla ... >>then we will put in the water ... makes it for a few seconds so it plansblends.... >>this is why we have a table cloth ... >>now we are going to pour the batter into this bowl ... >>we like to use the ice-cream scoop to measure the cupcakes into the forms ... this way you get everything even ... we are also going to use the ice-cream scooper to decorate these cupcakes ... so you slice these and they looked uniform in the end it ... and your of the perfect amount of frosting we're using a vanilla bean buttercream frosting ... a >>your mom taught me how to make sure the frosting is smooth and beautiful what is the trick to making the icing look so pretty? >>eye scoop it twice said that it fills in the polls you have messed with this cooperjholes you missed witht he scooper... we have melted chocolate and everyone has an old mustard container so you can clean that out and read purpose this to use as a wa

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he's taken a sleepy 160-year-old company known for arm & hammer baking soda and turned it into a consumerroducts power house with 10% volume growth and 8.4% organic sales growth leaving once but no longer best of breed procter in the dust. that's a reason why church & dwight stock has rallied 17% this year versus a 10% decline in procter & gamble. if you invested in the company ten years ago you have had a 19% annual return. fabulous that during that time you barely made a percent with the s&p 500. how did church & dwight do it? first as the ceo said in the second sentence of his fascinating, fantastic talk in front of the deutsch bank global consumer conference this month, we are a north american-centric company. ♪ hallelujah >> now i have your attention, right? second he's got a philosophy that might as well be born and bred in cramerica. listen to this. i love it. i quote. first and foremost you are paid to deliver great returns for your investors he notes. other companies talk about taking great care of the consumers and touching more consumers in the world. sounds like procter. kregg

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