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Why Pursue an Online Degree in K-12 Education?
If you're intrigued at the prospect of working in a profession that could have a significant impact on shaping the minds of young children, pursuing a career in K-12 education may be an ideal choice for you. There are several career path options in this field of study, ranging from... roles that interact with students on a daily basis to those that handle more administrative tasks in a school.
Pursuing an online degree in K-12 education may be a great way to help prepare for an occupation in this setting, as individuals along this path of study could be exposed to topics, courses and industry leaders who may be able to shape their educational careers. Additionally, if your interests lie with teaching, it's possible to pursue a master's or doctorate in this field without having studied education in the past, as certain professions may benefit from a great deal of knowledge in one particular subject area.
A glimpse into the realm of K-12 education
Those working in the variety of professions found in K-12 education generally study materials that may best suit their chosen careers. Since these individuals will likely be surrounded by schoolchildren on a daily basis, there is a handful of courses all people on this career path will take. These may include child development, diversity, instructional technology and educational psychology. Those who already have a specialized career path in mind may choose to take classes that will better serve their interests. If you want to pursue a career as an elementary, middle or high school teacher, you may opt for courses specific to your discipline and age range - such as those that instruct how to teach elementary math or high school biology.
Students could pursue an online bachelor's, master's or doctorate in K-12 education. Frequently, those who earn their upper level degrees studied the subject they hope to teach, such as English or history, when they were undergraduates.
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Depending on which department of the K-12 institution in which you wish to pursue your career as well as other factors, the potential salaries may vary. Consider the following careers with data compiled by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics in 2012.
- High school teachers: 2012 Median annual salary of $55,050 (6 percent projected growth through 2022)[i]
- Special education teachers: 2012 Median annual salary of $55,060 (6 percent projected growth through 2022)[ii]
- Instructional coordinators: 2012 Median annual salary of $60,050 (13 percent projected growth through 2022)[iii]
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A laminated molded insulation material for insulation of electrical machines and particularly useful for conductor slot insulation of dynamo-electric machines is produced by covering both sides of a dielectrically strong, homogeneous electrically insulating polyheterocylene foil such as polyhydantoin with protective layers of tangled fibers such as an aromatic polyamide paper known under the trade name "Nomex". The composite consisting of the protective tangled fiber layers joined to the insulating foil is then enclosed on both sides by layers of a high-tensile strength, fiber-reinforced synthetic resin using, for example, a glass fleece or glass-silk fabric as the fiber material, and which are joined to the protective tangled fiber layers and in such manner that within the protective layers opposite the insulating foil there exists a continuous remainder of non-resin impregnated tangled-fiber structure consisting solely of tangled fibers.
1. A stiff multi-layer laminated molded structure for use as electrical insulation in electrical machines and particularly for use in slot insulation which comprises a continuous inner planar layer constituted by a dielectrically strong temperature stable homogeneous insulating synthetic resin foil, an intermediate tangled fiber planar layer coextensive with and adhered to each side of said insulating synthetic resin foil by means of a thermosetting synthetic resin binding agent and an outer thermosetting glass fiber reinforced synthetic resin planar layer coextensive with and adhered to each of said intermediate tangled fiber layers, said resin binding agents penetrating only the surface portions of each of said tangled fiber layers thereby leaving within each of the latter a core portion free from the binding agent for protecting said inner insulating synthetic resin foil against cracking due to imposed stresses.
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an improved structure for a laminated molded insulation material for insulation of electrical apparatus and machines, and particularly for slot insulation of dynamo-electric machines, and wherein the laminations comprise fiber-reinforced carrier material, utilizing binding media, preferably as interlamination curable (or thermosetting) resins as the interlamination binding material, as well as to a novel method for making such insulation.
2. Description of the Prior Art
It is already known to use for rotor slot insulation of large dynamo-electrical machines primarily laminated glassfiber-reinforced resin ("GFK") molded articles, especially profiles, such as strips, L- and U-profiles, preferably made from hard glass fabrics. Insulations made from such laminated, molded materials are disadvantageous, on the one hand because of their relatively poor inter-laminar adhesion, which becomes apparent by its low resistance to gap formation, and, on the other hand because of their tendency to develop cracks when subjected to compression, bending or tensile stresses, depending on the angle of load, and not only surface cracks but primarily tension cracks such as matrix cracks and cracks along the boundary layer resin/glass, caused by local mechanical overstresses. These deficiencies weaken the electrical properties, especially the dielectric strength of the laminated, molded insulation material. There exists another disadvantage, namely, that the degree of safety preventing an electric breakdown will decrease sharply with a decrease in the number of layers when laminated, molded "GFK" materials are used. This is due to the fact that the probability of a lowering in electric strength of the compound material becomes greater when the number of layers is reduced and surface areas increase because of the many flaws that will occur within the individual layers, such as unfilled spots, pores, conducting inclusions of small-sized impurities and the like.
The stiff, laminated molded insulation is also subjected to unavoidable mechanical stresses during shipment, and also especially during installation, and it is thus not possible to avoid with complete safety formation of cracks caused by local overstresses. Furthermore, the slot insulation, for example, of the rotor component of the machine, is subjected to strong mechanical stresses during the operation of the machine because of the non-uniform heat expansion of components made of copper, insulation and iron and also due to the effects of centrifugal forces etc. In spite of careful electric pre-testing, the installed insulation will often fail the high-voltage test for the reasons mentioned above, requiring re-insulation which in most instances will be very costly.
It has already been proposed, to employ more flexible resin systems possessing greater rupturing elongation characteristics to overcome the disadvantageous susceptility to cracking of the laminated, molded materials. However, this will lower unduly the thermal stability, thus losing the required rigidity of the laminated, molded material. In order to reduce the possibility of an electrical breakdown, profiles of laminated, molded material have been produced by employing a thermally stable insulating foil as an inner layer between plies of glass-fiber fabric. However, this structure for the laminated, molded material is also susceptible to losses in electric properties, similar to profiles made from resins that are 100% glass-fiber-reinforced because the cracks which form in the rigid resin/glass compound are very likely to extend into, and damage the insulating foil.
An attempt was also made to replace the insulating foil by a thicker layer of fleece made from organic or inorganic fibers. It was found that it was possible to reduce the formation of cracks by an appropriate increase in the thickness of the layer but at a cost of mechanical strength and rigidity because of insufficient glass-fiber content of the compounded material. In order to insure the required mechanical strength and rigidity, it becomes thus necessary to increase the thickness of the insulation still further, making the use of the winding slots inefficient and uneconomical. Finally, the attempt had been made to produce the laminated, molded materials from resin/fiber fleeces, including high-compressed material, but this attempt was unsuccessful in most cases because of the great drop in mechanical strength and the loss of rigidity.
It is the principal object of the invention to improve the structure of laminated, molded materials, especially concerning the effects of potential crack formations and other possible flaws, such as unfilled spots, for example pores, conductive enclosures of small-sized impurities and the like, which will lower the electric properties, especially the dielectric strength.
The invention which solves this specific problem is characterized by the novel structure of the laminated, molded material and in accordance with the following preferred processing steps for its manufacture:
a. a dielectrically strong, homogeneous, electrically insulating foil is covered on both sides with protective layers of tangled fibers,
b. the protective layers of tangled fibers and the insulating foil are joined together,
c. the insulating foil with its interconnected protective layers of tangled fibers is enclosed on both sides by layers of high-tensile strength fiber-reinforced binding medium for the strengthening of the outer layers, and
d. the protective layers of tangled fibers and the fiber-reinforced outer layers are joined together, whereby within the protective layers of tangled fibers opposite the insulating foil there remains a continuous core portion of non-impregnated i.e. non-treated tangled-fiber structure, consisting solely of tangled fibers.
The process proposed by the invention is based on the feature that a dielectrically strong, thin and homogeneous electrically insulating foil, which standing alone will already ensure, to a large degree, the rigidity of the profile, is enclosed not only with fiber-reinforced outer layers, preferably consisting of hard glass fabrics, but is also covered on both sides directly by protective layers of tangled fibers. The protective layers of tangled fibers, consisting, for example, of fiber paper, fiber fleeces, fiber mats and the like, possess a fiber structure which is mechanicaly solid and uniform in all directions, particularly suitable for conductor slot insulations, and there are employed for this purpose preferably organic or inorganic fiber formations which are even more voluminous than oriented fiber structures such as fabrics. The compound rigidity of insulating foil and the protective layers of tangled fibers on the one hand, and of protective layers of tangled fibers and fiber-reinforced outer layers on the other hand should be approximately equal to, or greater than the inherent rigidity of the tangled fiber formations. When the mechanically rigid, profiled laminated molded materials are subjected to stresses, especially during the installation proper, for example, when used as slot insulation, the fiber-reinforced outer layers are placed under stresses which are compensated by a large extent within a relatively wide range by the remaining parts of the protective layers of tangled fibers which retain a non-impregnated fiber structure. This is accomplished by slight fiber displacements within the non-impregnated tangled fiber structure. In this manner it becomes possible to absorb substantially greater shearing stresses than in case of the known laminated molded materials such as hard glass fabrics which envelop the insulating foil directly on both sides, and to avoid, to a greater extent, the extension of cracks, which may form, at the centrally arranged, puncture-proof, homogeneous insulating foil. Thus, the dielectrically strong, homogeneous insulating foil will be protected effectively and within a wide range from mechanical damages, thereby increasing the electrical strength of the rigid, laminated molded material produced in accordance with the invention, a feature which will be reflected by a substantial increase in operational safety.
It will be advantageous if the surface of the protective layers of tangled fibers are impregnated with synthetic resin, either on one or both sides.
As a further development of the invention, synthetic resins and/or adhesives, such as glue-backed material, adhesive films or adhesive powders are utilized as binding media.
It will also be advantageous to impregnate the protective layers of tangled fibers with a liquid, preferably insulating oil.
It is also feasible to attain an adhesive connection, for example, by sintering and/or welding, between the insulating foil and the protective layers of tangled fibers on the one hand, and between the protective layers of tangled fibers and fiber-reinforced outer layers on the other hand.
It will also be expedient if the strength of compounding as between the electrically insulating foil and the protective layers of tangled fibers is lower than the inherent strength of the electrically insulating foil proper.
The layers of tangled fibers can be calendered and/or uncalendered. By proper selection of the fiber-reinforced outer layers, the protective layers of tangled fibers, the insulating foil and the binding agents utilized it becomes possible to produce laminated molded material of high rigidity with a grade of material corresponding to the heat classifications and possessing high-quality dielectric characteristics.
The fiber-reinforced resin outer layers can consist of glass fibers, glass fiber fleeces, glass mats or rovings or any other types of high-tensile fibers, although glass fabrics are preferred.
Tough inorganic or organic fiber formations, such as asbestos fibers, glass fibers or synthetic fibers --for example an aromatic polyamide known under the trade mark "Nomex" -- are used preferably for the protective layers of tangled fibers, for example, for slot insulation.
The dielectrically strong, homogeneous, electrically insulating foils can consist of high temperature-resistant aromatic polyheterocyclenes, such as polyimide- and polyhydantoin- insulating foils, but polyester, polycarbonate and polysulphone insulating foils can also be used among others.
For the purpose of joining the insulating foils with the protective layers of tangled fibers, or the protective layers of tangled fibers with the fiber-reinforced outer layers respectively, heat-proof binding agents are employed, such as the matrix resins proper, or other fatigue-resistant adhesives. Phenol-, polyester-, epoxide-, polyimide- and similar resins can be used as the matrix.
A practical application of the process for the manufacture of a laminated, molded material as proposed by the invention can be accomplished advantageously by combining various systems. For example, the arrangement on both sides of the centrally placed insulating foil can be accomplished symmetrically, with the type of the formations, such as fleeces, mats, fabrics and the like, used for the appropriate protective and outer layers of the laminated molded material, as well as the number of layers and their thickness, being alike. A species of the laminated molded material, built-up symmetrically at both sides of the insulating foil, could be composed as follows:
z-layers of glass-silk fabric
y-layers of glass fleece
x-layers of aromatic polyamide paper "Nomex"
one centrally arranged polyhydantoin foil
x-layers of aromatic polyamide paper "Nomex"
y-layers of glass fleece
z-layers of glass-silk fabric.
Instead of a symmetrical construction it is also feasible to use an asymmetrical build-up, for example, by using different numbers of layers x+a, y+b and z+c on one side of the insulating foil. Also, the thickness, composition of materials, and type of the formations used for the individual layers, for example, of the outer layers, could be made dissimilar.
Practical examples of the laminated molded material proposed by the invention are shown in the drawing. There are shown in
FIG. 1 -- a species built-up symmetrically at both sides of the insulating foil,
FIG. 2 -- a species of an asymmetrical build-up.
Layers__________________________________________________________________________2-layers glass-silk fabric pre-impregnated with epoxidesynthetic resin (prepreg), impregnated throughthe fabric-thickness,(z2)thickness = 0.1 mm(z1)thickness = 0.2 mm1-layer glass fleece, non treated(y) thickness = 0.05 mm1-layer of aromatic polyamide paper "NOMEX 410" pre-impregnated at both sides with epoxidesynthetic resin (prepreg), calendered, im-pregnated only on the surface area(x) thickness = 0.3 mmOne centrally arranged polyhydantoin foil "Resistofol N"(F) thickness = 0.1 mm(X') 1-layer of aromatic polyamide paper "NOMEX 410" pre-impregnated at both sides with epoxide synthet-ic resin (prepreg), calendered, impregnatedonly on the surface area, thickness = 0.3 mm1-layer glass fleece, non treated(y') thickness = 0.05 mm2-layers glass-silk fabric pre-impregnated with epoxidesynthetic resin (prepreg), impregnated throughthe fabric-thickness,(z1 ')thickness = 0.2 mm(z2 ')thickness = 0.1 mm__________________________________________________________________________
Thickness total unpressed 1.4 mm ≐ molded 1.1 � 0.1 mm Rx and Rx1 designate continuous remainder of non-impregnated tangled fiber structure.
Layers__________________________________________________________________________ 2-layers glass-silk fabric pre-impregnated with epoxide synthetic resin (prepreg), impregnated through the fabric-thickness(z2) thickness = 0.1 mm(z1) thickness = 0.2 mm(y = 0) 1-layer of aromatic polyamide paper "NOMEX 410" pre- impregnated at both sides with epoxide syn- thetic resin (prepreg), calendered, impregnated only on the surface area,(x) thickness = 0.3 mm(F) One polyhydantoin foil "Resistofol N" thickness = 0.1 mm(x1) 1-layer of aromatic polyamide paper "NOMEX 410" pre- impregnated at both sides with epoxide synthetic resin (prepreg), calendered, thickness 0.08 mm, impregnated only on the surface area 1-layer of aromatic polyamide paper "NOMEX 411" non treated(x2) (non calendered), thickness = 0.15 mm 1-layer of aromatic polyamide paper "NOMEX 410" pre- impregnated with epoxide synthetic resin at both sides (prepreg), calendered, impregnated only(x3) on the surface area, thickness = 0.08 mm(y = 0) 2-layers glass-silk fabric pre-impregnated with epoxide synthetic resin (prepreg), impregnated through the fabric-thickness(z1 ") thickness = 0.2 mm(z2 ") thickness = 0.1 mm__________________________________________________________________________
Thickness total unpressed 1.31 mm ≐ molded 1.0 � 0.1 mm
Rx, Rx1 Rx2 and Rx3 designate continuous remainder of non-impregnated tangled fiber structure.
The laminated insulation in accordance with the described structures given as examples can be produced, in accordance with the reaction behaviour of the particular binding media utilized, in the customary manner under heat and pressure in the compound state through curing, sintering and/or welding. In the case of use of the selected epoxide-synthetic resin-binding media, for example, by pressing for 1 hour at a temperature of 160�C and at a pressure level of 40 kp/cm2.
The objective of the invention is not limited by, and to the examples given. It is possible, for example, to use, in place of a homogeneous insulating foil, one insulating layer which consists of two insulating foils connected with each other.
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Chicago-Deerfield/Lincoln offers hotel accommodation in the North Suburbs area.
This Riverwoods hotel offers an indoor pool, dry cleaning/laundry and ATM/banking. Make the most of your trip, whether for business or pleasure, by taking some time to relax as you will find a spa tub on offer. Multilingual staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide express check-in and express check-out.
Free newspapers, a safe, TV, fireplace and coffee are on offer in the lobby. Free Wi-Fi is available. Planning a meeting? This hotel has conference rooms, as well as a 24-hour business center. Other amenities include an area shuttle, an elevator (lift), laundry facilities and a computer station.
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A free buffet breakfast is available between 6 AM and 9:30 AM.
Facilities at Holiday Inn Express Chicago-Deerfield/Lincoln
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- Lift/elevator
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Laundry room
- Personal newspapers
- Multilingual staff
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- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Luggage room
- Indoor swimming pool
- Shuttle service
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- Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
Check-in: after 4 PM.
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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10 per night
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Chicago-Deerfield/Lincoln has 115 guest rooms, all with climate control and free local calls. Guests can unwind at the end of a long day and enjoy 32-inch LCD televisions with premium cable channels and first-run movies. Corporate travelers visiting the North Suburbs area will benefit from free wired and wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, complimentary newspapers and phones. A pillow menu allows visitors to select their perfect pillow for a good night's sleep.
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Distances from Holiday Inn Express Chicago-Deerfield/LincolnSportsman's Country Club - 2.6 km / 1.6 mi
Heritage Park - 3.3 km / 2 mi
Northbrook Sports Complex - 5 km / 3.1 mi
Trinity International University - 5.1 km / 3.2 mi
Northbrook Village Hall - 5.6 km / 3.5 mi
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Rob Roy Golf Course - 6.9 km / 4.3 mi
Isaak Walton Park - 7 km / 4.4 mi
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Prospect Heights City Hall - 7.3 km / 4.6 mi
Grove National Historic Landmark - 8.1 km / 5 mi
Willowhill Golf Course - 8.4 km / 5.2 mi
Kohl Children's Museum - 8.5 km / 5.3 mi
Kent Fuller Air Station Prairie - 8.6 km / 5.3 mi
Glenview National 9 Golf Course - 8.6 km / 5.3 mi
The preferred airport for Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Chicago-Deerfield/Lincoln is Chicago, IL (ORD-O'Hare Intl.) - 19.6 km / 12.2 mi.
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Hi all,
We are in the process of totally redoing the second floor. Everthing's been gutted and we also hare adding central C.
Here are my questions. Should I put ceiling fans in all four rooms, three bedrooms and the other a semi-office.
Next question, any recommendations on ceiling fans? In my FL house, I had only Hunter fans. While I loved them all, their remotes were often painful to use.
Since we are going to be over budget (and who isn't?) we'd like to keep the price Hunter range.
Thank you for any help.
If you have AC and are over budget, I would not necessarily put in fans now. What I would do is be sure there were electrical boxes in place in the ceilings to handle fans and decide later what you needed.
That would also allow you to buy fans as you decorate the rooms, and look for sales and closeouts to save money.
Personally, I wouldn't want one in my bedroom. But to each their own.
It depends on where you live. We live in the hot humid south where fans are a must in bedrooms. Even with central a/c, at night we all like to sleep with the fan on. I love a beautifully decorated home. But in some cases function has to win over form. There are decent looking fans out there in many price ranges. I'd at least keep the option. There's nothing worse than trying to sleep when you're burning up at night.
we couldn't live w/o our ceiling fans--
we have bought expensive fans and those on sale from big box store
I love my Hunter--and we have one in another house that is going on more than 10 yrs of use...
but if budget is issue--get the least expensive ones in basic design and wait till they go out to replace with some more expensive
none of our fans have remotes--they are usually on all the time in rooms we use all the time and we rarely change the speed...
We have several from Modern Fan (modernfan.com) - I love how sleek and simple they are - we have never had an ounce of trouble from them and no wobbling.
We have the Lapa style, nickel in the ceiling hugger version and the Altus hugger in gloss white. I love that they are different from what you normally see at Home Depot.
Modern Fan also has a sister site - Period Arts Fan Company - that has more traditional styles.
We use ceiling fans all year round. I bought a Hunter whisper quiet model, very plain with no lights that blends in with the ceiling. That model was only around $45 six years ago. I do use remotes, but I didn't mount them on the wall. I keep a remote in a drawer or decorative box in each room.
If you can't afford to put them all in right now, I agree with the other poster who suggested putting in the electrical junction box and covering it with a cap until you can afford fans. You could always use the box to mount a chandelier later if you decide you don't want a fan.
Ditto Les except for we love our ceiling fans and have them in almost every room in our home and use them often. Even have on in our screened in porch. That last one has a remote and it works fine. Most are HoDe's Hampton Bay brand. We've had them all at least eight years and have only had trouble with one of them. HoDe stands by their store brand completely so they are well worth looking into.
I wouldn't be without our ceiling fans so if it were me I'd have them installed in all four rooms at some point. We had ceiling fans put in our LR and bedroom right away but the other rooms we had set up for fans but installed a cheap light fixture to save funds at the time. We're getting around to installing another fan in the near future.
I've never used a remote though as our fans are tied into a wall switch in each room and we don't change the speed.
We have two Hunter fans and I really like both. The one in our bedroom was a cheap one from Walmart but it works well. I don't see the brand listed on the fan anywhere.


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Given the reality of growing federal budgetary constraints, it is essential that DOD become more efficient and put its resources to better use. Clearly, DOD is unique among federal agencies due to its size and budget as well as the complexity of its organizational structure and mission. Not only does its budget represent a little over half of the entire federal government's discretionary spending, the level of resources provided to the Department has increased significantly over time. For fiscal year 2009, Congress provided about $664 billion for DOD, including about $513 billion for base needs and about $151 billion for contingency operations. And, since 2001, DOD has received a total of about $893 billion to support contingency operations, including military operations in Iraq, Afghanistan, and elsewhere around the world. Notwithstanding the external pressures, DOD faces its own near-term and long-term internal fiscal pressures as it attempts to balance competing demands from within. Let me touch on a few areas we have highlighted for the Congress and the new administration. First, ongoing operations will continue to require substantial amounts of resources. Second, extended military operations have taken a toll on readiness and rebuilding the force will undoubtedly have a big price tag. Third, personnel and health care costs are increasing. Fourth, cost growth in weapon systems programs remains a significant problem. Now let me turn to a few key examples of where DOD can tap its potential to improve business operations, save money, and optimize support to the warfighter: (1) weapon systems acquisition management; (2) inventory management; (3) contract management; and (4) financial management. In so many areas, DOD has the ability to achieve tangible and sustainable outcomes that will ultimately provide better support to the war fighter. Success will require strong leadership that sets the tone, takes decisive action, and assumes accountability for results. Success will also depend on sound plans that set clear priorities and measurable goals as well as results-oriented performance measures that can be used to gauge progress and make adjustments. Truly, DOD will need to approach the transformation of its business operations with the same level of intensity as it plans and carries out its military operations.
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Grand Canyon's North Rim to Open May 15 for the 2014 Summer Season
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Grand Canyon, Ariz.- The Arizona Department of Transportation will open Highway 67 to the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park on Thursday, May 15 by 8:00 am; and Grand Canyon Lodge North Rim, a Forever Resorts property, and Grand Canyon Trail Rides will commence their 2014 seasonal operations.
Grand Canyon Lodge North Rim operations include lodging, groceries, camper services, food services and a service station. All concessioner facilities will open at 10:00 am with the exception of the dining room which will open at 11:30 am for lunch. Lodge check-in will begin at 4:00 pm.
All services provided by the National Park Service, including the Visitor Center, Backcountry Information Center, and campground, as well as the Grand Canyon Association bookstore will be available on May 15th at 8:00 am. Visitors should be aware that the North Rim Entrance Station and campground no longer accept cash and only accept credit cards for entrance and camping fees. The first scheduled ranger program, Grand Canyon Geology, will be on the back porch of the Grand Canyon Lodge at 3:00 pm. The first evening program will be on May 15, at 8:00 pm in the Lodge auditorium. All ranger programs are listed in "The Guide" (North Rim: 2014 Season), a free publication distributed at the North Entrance Station, the North Rim Visitor Center, other contact stations in the park and online http://go.nps.gov/hpeku7.
The last day for most concessioner services will be October 15, 2014. The National Park Service will continue its operations including the North Rim Visitor Center and Bookstore, as well as the Backcountry Information Center through October 31. The last regularly scheduled ranger-led programs will be October 15, 2014. From November 1 through December 1 the North Rim will be open for day use (no overnight parking) unless snow closes Highway 67 prior to that date. From November 1 through December 1 pay-at-the-pump gas and diesel will be the only service available. Visitors will continue to have access to front country access points such as Point Imperial and Bright Angel viewpoints and the North Kaibab Trailhead (overnight parking allowed with a backcountry permit). Remote backcountry access points such as Widforss Trailhead, Point Sublime and North Bass will be accessible weather permitting and with a valid permit. Access to Cape Royal and Cape Final will be restricted. The North Rim campground will be closed to car camping but a few sites remain available to backcountry travelers with a valid backcountry permit. Contact the Backcountry Information Center for more information and to inquire about last minute permits available at Pipe Spring National Monument located in Fredonia, Arizona.
The North Rim lies at the southern end of the Kaibab Plateau at approximately 8,500 feet in elevation, and offers spectacular canyon views. It is approximately a 215-mile drive from the South Rim. Points of interest include Point Imperial, Cape Royal, Point Sublime, North Kaibab Trail, and Bright Angel Point.
Advance overnight lodging reservations for North Rim facilities may be made by contacting Forever Resorts at (877) 386-4383 or by visiting their website at http://www.grandcanyonforever.com. For advance reservations from outside of the United States, please call (480) 998-1981. Advance reservations for the North Rim Campground must be made by calling (877) 444-6777 or online at http://www.recreation.gov. For information on Grand Canyon Trail Rides please call (435) 679-8665 or visit their website at http://www.canyonrides.com.
For a copy of the park's Trip Planner or "The Guide" for the North Rim, please visit http://go.nps.gov/hpeku7 .
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A day after the Cabinet approved divestment in Coal India, the Coal Ministry on Wednesday said it is considering a 10 per cent further equity dilution in Neyveli Lignite Corporation, a move which may mobilise about Rs 2,400 crore for the Exchequer.
"The department of disinvestment has suggested further disinvestment in Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) of up to 10 per cent and the same is under our examination," Coal Minister Sriprakash Jaiswal told PTI here.
The government holds 93.56 per cent stake in the coal PSU which is listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange. It had divested 6.44 per cent equity in the past.
The NLC counter closed flat at Rs 154 on the BSE on Wednesday on a day the broader market too saw tepid activities. At today's closing price, the government can raise about Rs 2,400 crore from a 10 per cent stake sale. However, the final amount would depend on the issue price of the follow-on public offer.
Senior Coal Ministry officials said the government can at least divest 3.56 per cent stake in the company to make 10 per cent of its holding public.
The government's plan to dilute its equity earlier in 2006 had met with stiff opposition from its ally DMK. Tamil parties like AIADMK and PMK are opposed to any further selloff in the Tamil Nadu-based company. Trade unions had gone on strike opposing the divestment plan.
NLC is a lignite-based power producer and has an installed capacity of 2,490MW and it plans to augment this capacity to about 4,300 MW by 2012.
The company recently commissioned a 125 MW lignite-based power plant at Barsingar, Rajasthan. It plans to further take up its capacity to 250 MW. NLC plans to set up two more projects of 250 MW capacity each in the State.
The company's projects under execution include a 1,000 MW project in Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu, a 500 MW extension of the Neyveli plant, and a 50 MW wind power project.
NLC registered a profit after tax of Rs 1,604.86 crore in FY10 compared to Rs 1,046.01 crore in the previous year.
On Tuesday, the government had cleared a proposal to divest an additional 10 per cent stake in CIL. The government has targeted to raise Rs 40,000 crore from divestment process this fiscal. So far, divestment in Satluj Jal Vidyut Nigam has fetched the government over Rs 1,000 crore.
The government is likely to further dilute its stakes in 10 PSUs, including MMTC, SAIL and RINL this fiscal. Last fiscal, it had raised Rs 25,000 crore through stake sale in Oil India, NTPC, NMDC and REC.


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Yucca elata research
Hi all, new to the list. I would be very interested in a link to any expert or to research done concerning transplanting Yucca elata. I remember reading Wheeler in his published USDA booklet of the studies done by him in the late 40's and 50's. In it he stated that none of his Y. elata survived transplanting for his studies at his research facility. Possibly there has has been some research since then???? Any help would be apppreciated---Mayo
I don't know of any research on the topic, but perhaps you can check with someone from this site for practical experience: http://www.tucsoncactus.org/html/cactus_rescue.shtml . Good luck!
Hi Mayo,
Don't know about research, but I have heard alot about difficulties transplanting this one, although apparently it can be done. I transplanted two small (1-2 foot trunk) individuals two years ago, one slowly died, but the other one just lost some leaves, and is now fine. I also was not too careful with these, and damaged their taproots quite a bit in the process.
Probably the new growing conditions for the transplant are most important in its success. But the most compelling positive note is simply the incredible number of huge landscape specimens of this species that are planted throughout the Southwest. The vast majority of these have been dug up from somewhere, not grown in containers. So maybe you could talk to someone with lots of landscaping experience with Y. elata.
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Visit a forest close to home this fall
No doubt you have been watching the foliage turn colours lately, as the greens give way to golds and purples on the ashes and fiery reds on the maples. Every year the landscape is transformed but each year the show is unique. This is because the display of fall foliage, known to change hourly, is modulated by the prevailing temperatures, sunlight and soil moisture. At the Morgan Arboretum, you can celebrate this glorious phenomenon in many ways throughout the month of October.
Oct. 3: Centraide's $5 pancake breakfast fundraiser at RVC!
Student Housing and Hospitality Services invites you to join a Centraide fundraiser and indulge in a complete pancake breakfast. Come by the Royal Victoria College Dining Hall (entrance 641 Sherbrooke) on Friday, Oct. 3, from 7:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. All proceeds will go to the Centraide campaign. Please bring cash as meal plans cannot be accepted for this special occasion. There are door prizes too for all those who sign up and donate through regular payroll deductions. Centraide committee members will be on site to assist and answer your questions. Bring your colleagues and show you care!
Lose weight with the McGill CHIP Healthy Weight Program
Are you overweight or obese? You can lose weight through lifestyle changes with the McGill CHIP Healthy Weight Program. McGill is offering a free, three-month group program to lose weight, eat healthier and become more active. The program includes follow-up sessions to help you maintain the weight loss. You are eligible if you are between 18 and 75 years of age and are overweight or obese. The program Director is Dr. Bärbel Knäuper, Department of Psychology.
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Football coach Clint Uttley resigns
The following is a statement made by Ollivier Dyens, Deputy Provost (Student Life and Learning) Tuesday, Sept. 30.
McGill accepts Coach Uttley's resignation and thanks him for his dedication and service to McGill and the Redmen football team. The University maintains that the pedagogical mission of our institution takes precedence. We wish Mr. Uttley well in his future endeavours.
Statement on charges against McGill football player
Wednesday 24 September 2014
McGill University was informed this afternoon that a member of the Redmen Football team was charged and will be arraigned in Court tomorrow.
In line with the University's varsity athletics guidelines, effective immediately, this player is suspended from the football team pending resolution of his case by the Court.
The Office of the Deputy Provost (Student Life and Learning) will actively investigate the matter. In line with the values and policies of McGill University, we will take any and all measures that are deemed to be appropriate.
Oct. 2: March of the 1,000 Umbrellas
Principal Suzanne Fortier will launch the 2014 McGill-Centraide campaign on Oct. 2 at the March of 1,000 Umbrellas. The McGill group will meet at 11:30 a.m. in front of the Roddick Gates. Remember to bring your McGill or red umbrella and please pass the word along to your friends and co-workers! Learn more about McGill's campaign here.
Sept. 30: Internal Responsibility System: Health and safety for managers and supervisors
A safe and healthful environment is vital to the attainment of the University's teaching and research mission and no undertaking should be considered so important that it be pursued in an unsafe manner. In this course, designed to meet the needs of managers and supervisors, participants will become familiar with their internal and legal responsibilities and learn about safety management principles, hazard identification, risk assessment and the concept of due diligence, as well as the available systems and resources for effective health and safety management at McGill.
Two entering students awarded major scholarship
By McGill Reporter Staff
Anna Henley and Simona Bene Watts have been named McGill University's 2014 Schulich Leaders, each receiving a Schulich Leader Scholarship for students entering undergraduate studies in Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM).
McTavish St. stairs are closed for now
As part of the measures being taken to enhance security and safety around the City of Montreal's McTavish St. sewer and water-main construction project, the stairs at the intersection of McTavish St. and the south side of Dr. Penfield Ave. will be closed immediately for an indeterminate period of time.
Signs will be placed to direct pedestrians to an alternate route across Dr. Penfield, via the plaza on the west side of the Leacock Building.


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Saskatchewan Music Festival Association Provincial Finals will be held at the University of Saskatchewan campus in Saskatoon, Jun 5 - 7, 2015. Tentative schedule: Provincial level of national competition - Fri, Jun 5 - Quance Theatre, Education Building; Musical Theatre - Fri, June 5 – Convocation Hall, College Building; Provincial competitions in all disciplines - Sat, Jun 6; Grand Awards competition – Sun, Jun 7, 1pm - Quance Theatre, Education Building, U of S.
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The Spinal disruptor would be a start and a putting the Universal Ensign BOff slot back is a good follow up but the Bortie needs something more unique than fed replication. It needs that Klingon, pride of the fleet feel and function to it.
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I have an older Model 70 that is not a pre 64. Mine is a 270 that I really like. Having the 270 was very handy during the shortage. 270 ammo was always in stock during the shortage. I bought the 270 because I was reading about Jack O'Connor's exploits with a Model 70 chambered in 270. I can say the model 70 is one gun I have never considered selling or left with a family member for an extended period of time.
IMO, you can do a hell of lot worse than a model 70 that someone bought for you to use. I have never found a better rifle than a free rifle.
My primary hunting rifle is a Model 70XTR in .30-06. Great gun. The new ones made by FN are even better.
They don't have the fancy walnut, and eye appeal of the old pre-64, but for what a rifle is made for, i.e. shooting, the new ones are actually a better gun than the old ones.


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Because of multi-billion dollar penalties issued during the financial crisis, many big banks have been ditching mortgages, according to Mark DeCambre at Quartz.
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Homelite hand held leaf blower problem
I have a hand held Homelite leaf blower that has a problem that causes the RPM to go up to full speed then down to almost idle then starts the process all over again. While this is happening, air is blowing into the gas tank. This causes large bubbles in the tank and is probably causing the engine to slow down until the bubbles quit and it can suck gas to the carburator again. It starts easily and runs great for a few minutes before the problem starts. Recently the carburator and block came loose but that has been re-tightened and the blower worked great for about 15 minutes then the problem started all over. During the time it ran properly there was no sign of bubbles in the carburator. Any ideas what may be causing air to be blown back into the carburator will be appreciated.
I have had a Homelite blower for almost 20 years and never a problem until last fall when leaves began falling. Then it began to act similar to the way you describe except for blowing bubbles in the tank. It would run at full speed when first started then begin to run erratically and lose RPMs and finally shut down. I tried several things, mixed fresh gas and oil, cleaned the air filter, checked the fuel line, etc, but nothing helped until I tried adjusting the carburetor. The adjusting screws have plastic seals which limit how far you can turn them in either direction, but I had to remove those seals to get enough turning space to get it running properly. After adjusting the air/fuel mixture it ran fine for the rest of the season. I'm not saying that your blower's problem is caused by the same thing as mine was, and it may not be advisable in the long run to remove the adjustment screw limits. I'm just saying what worked for me when I got to the point that I was willing to try anything, and if I ruined the old blower I would buy a new one. Taking it to a small engine repair shop around here would have cost almost as much as a new one.


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We paid 1000RMB each for a private tour to Kaiping with a driver and guide. This was a lot of money, but well worth the money. The Diaolou are multi-storeyed defensive vilage houses in Kaiping, a region of Guangzhou. They were very popular from the early Qing Dynasty to the 1920s and 1930s and were built by overseas-Chinese who came back to China to build houses for their relatives ...
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