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He advised he did not, again a terry pat confirmed he wasn’t armed. I asked Ellis if there was anything in the vehicle and he stated “not that I now of”. I began my search on the driver side where Allen’s purse was. I found a clear glass pipe with multiple assorted colored small Ziploc bags. I also found cellophane containing two small blue tablets and a half of a white pill that was located in a wallet. While searching the center console of the vehicle I found several more small Ziploc bags. I also found a digital scale in the back right floorboard. I asked Allen again if there was anything in the vehicle or on her person. She stated she had a glass pipe in her waist band and proceeded to pull it out. Officer M. McQaugge arrived and searched Allen. Officer McQaugge brought a small clear Ziploc bag containing a crystal residue that tested positive for methamphetamine. I then asked to see the bill of sale for the purchase of the vehicle. The bill of sale confirmed Allen purchased the vehicle. The tag that was on the vehicle was removed and Allen was issued a citation for driving while license are suspended and a summons to appear for possession of paraphernalia. The small blue tablets were confirmed to be schedule 4 Clonazepam 1 mg. The white half is schedule 2, 10 mg Methadone…

One fast and simple way to make homemade ice cream is by creating it in a Ziploc bag with a couple easy ingredients. The ingredients required are milk, heavy cream, sugar, salt, vanilla, and two Ziploc bags; one quart-sized and one gallon-sized. To start, in one of the quart-sized Ziploc bags, combine the milk, heavy cream and vanilla. Make sure when mixing in the Ziploc bags that you are squeezing as much of the air as you can out of the bag. The reason being that it allows you to fully blend…

the dormant seed. The Experimental Design: Materials & Procedures For this experiment, the materials we used are 120 radish seeds, a microwave, a permanent marker, spray bottle filled with tap water, tape, 12 Ziploc sandwich bags-each with a sheet of paper towel folded inside, and lemon juice. Firstly, for the radiation part of the experiment, first, we labeled a Ziploc bag with a permanent marker: control group, 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 15 seconds, 20 seconds, 30 seconds, and 60…

Materials: 56.6 g of calcium chloride 400 ml of water Two polystyrene cups One polystyrene plate One 400 ml beaker One 100 ml graduated cylinder One thermometer One scale One weigh paper One quart size ziploc bag One sandwich size ziploc bag 10” x 20” of cloth Two feet of thread for closing hot pack One pack of super glue Procedure: The two cups were placed inside of each other and then in the 400 ml beaker. One hundred milliliters of water was measured with the graduated cylinder and…

reaction takes place when you get rid of the shells. During this time, when adding the HCL, the contents of acid, shells, water, and sand all bubble and fizzle. What’s happening is that the shells are being broken down and the bubbles will go into the atmosphere, while the rest of the what’s left will be washed out of the sand with water (Hallows, 2014). The only thing that is left now is the sand. That means that sand is pretty indestructible. The reason why sand is pretty indestructible is…

I love to fill the Ziploc bags with cereal in the morning so that I can give my kids a snack if we are on a tour and they get hungry before we eat our next meal. An apple or some cereal from the buffet can be a lifesaver when you’re onshore and one of the kids gets hungry. I also love to bring the bags to the beach so that when my daughter collects her seashells, she has a place to store them securely. Ziploc bags have to be the most useful item you can pack. Want to keep things dry while at…

We use oil in many ways, but the way we use it has changed over time. At the moment, we use it for the gasoline in our cars, fire, plastic, and much more. But what about before cars were made? Before wonderful inventions like Saran Wrap or Ziploc Baggies? What about then? What did we use oil for? And how did we survive without such things? Oil, that’s how. However, the way we use oil has changed over time. Before the year 1890, oil was used for our roads, architectural adhesives, ship caulks,…

” As students ourselves, we realized the challenge of finding useful products to create organization. To solve this problem, we created Oh Snap! Our product is designed to help college students customize their own form of storage space through interlocking pieces. Whether it be hangers or hooks, customers are able to use their creativity to design their own product. Our product targets Texas A&M students between the ages of 18-24. We focused in on the city of College Station because with a…

want your kitchen to smell like the worst place ever, then I recommend you to do the experiment outside, but if it is dark outside, then you should either wait until the next day of do it on the sink. So after you find a location for experiment, you now need a measuring cup with ¼ cup of warm water and put the water in your Ziploc bag. Next, you fill your measuring cup with ½ a cup and then you pour it into the Ziploc bag with the warm water. Now you need to place three tablespoons of baking…

Today in lab we worked/talked about DNA. DNA is molecules called nucleotides. What is the main purpose of DNA ? The main role of DNA in the cell is the long-term storage of information. Where is the DNA found in the body ? Most DNA is located in the cell nucleus. Okay so in lab, we did an experience. We used A Heavy duty ziploc bag, 1 strawberry [including the stem], 10 mL DNA extractions buffer [ soapy, salty water], Cheesecloth, Funnel, 50mL vial/ test tube, Glass rod, Inoculating loop, or…