| Biography |
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| I was born on December 3, 1990 in Swift Current, SK. I was brought home to my current home, a mixed farm near Unity, SK, on December 22, 1990 by my adoptive parents. I have lived on the farm ever since, and have dutifully performed farm work since I was very young. Along with working with cattle and other livestock, I have always enjoyed driving tractors and machinery and field work. I developed a love for my hobbies, for which living on a farm is beneficial for enjoying them. I enjoy woodworking, welding, machining, mechanics, snowmobiling, and many more. One of my favorite things to do is build models. I build or customize model trucks, semis, and farm equipment. I also like to build displays with my models, such as farms. I am currently taking Grade 10 at Unity Composite High School. After I graduate, I would like to attend the University of Saskatchewan for architectural or mechanical engineering. I have always enjoyed designing things, from model houses to working farm equipment, and I would like to apply that passion to my career, which is why engineering and architecture could be the ones for me. |
| James White
Wreaking Havoc on Rust
| Division: | Health Sciences / Automotive | | Category: | Intermediate | | Region: | Northwest Saskatchewan | | City: | Unity, SK | | School: | Unity Composite H.S. | | Abstract: | In my project, I compared industrial strength lubricants and penetrating oils in order to see which would perform the best. I then tested them against genuine Coca-Cola, in order to see if the acidic properties of Coca-Cola would outperform the industrial products. Then, through trial and error, I created my own effective type of rust remover, which worked in a similar fashion to Coca-Cola. |
| Awards | Value | Honourable Mention - Automotive
Intermediate
Sponsor: AUTO21 | $100.00 | Honourable Mention - Engineering
Intermediate
Sponsor: Youth Science Foundation Canada | $100.00 | | Total | $200.00 | |
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