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I'm DC RAINMAKER…
I swim, bike and run. Then, I come here and write about my adventures. It's as simple as that. Most of the time. If you're new around these parts, here's the long version of my story.
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Three sports…one training day
The day was labeled "Race Simulation" on my training calendar. And had it been a nice summer day with birds chirping, it might have been just dandy. But in reality, here's what it looked like: Given the weather forecast was … Read More Here
2009 Army 10 Miler Time-lapse
I went out earlier this morning to watch a bit of the Army 10 Miler race, which has over 21,000 folks running in it. I was also playing with a new digital camera, so I ended up creating this time-lapse … Read More Here


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iHerb Customer Reviews
Savings of: $11.75 (59% off)
Posted by Scottishdave on Oct 30, 2010
Was scepticalof this brand because of the price, but am happy to say this cordyceps is as good as other brands i have used. It is organic which is great. Each capsule is 750mg.
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Better lung capacity - ATX
Posted by Reviewer1259958 on Oct 12, 2010
I really can tell a difference when I take these about 45 mins before a run. They don't really give you a boost but they seem to allow more lung capacity. Highly recommended to improve distance, but eat a spoonful of honey or peanut butter when you take it. I need to take it with a little something to coat the stomach. (Seems to absorb better too)
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Good for my children
Posted by normantan on Sep 06, 2010
I let my children take one capsul evry night to strengthen their lungs. Now that codyceps had their price increased, I hope iherb would mantin their price.
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4 people found the following review helpful
Dorothy, Missouri
Posted by Reviewer1108133 on Aug 09, 2010
I have not used this product since I bought it beand I will it again.
Maybe it's just me.
Posted by Reviewer1983604 on May 26, 2010
My therapist recommended I try this stuff. I find it makes me a little anxious, and haven't noticed any other effects. Maybe it's just me.
Excellent for strength & energy for CFIDS but...
Posted by PurplePegasus on Apr 28, 2010
I have CFIDS & adrenal failure. Cordyceps gives me strength & allows me to stand which is amazing but this reeks of pungent cheese. Since my New Chapter didn't I smelled all my MRM supplements (DHEA, pregnenolone) and they all smell cheesy but this one is the worst. I think there is something wrong with the plastic bottles that MRM is using which leaches the noxious smell. I have used MRM products before & they have always been superior quality. The toxic cheese smell has me worried (although I haven't experienced any side effects so far as I can tell and their supplements are still active) but I will phone MRM to let them know. Please note: the problem is not with iHerb: I bought a few MRM supplements from my local store & the same cheesy smell is prevalent. Not so with any other brands!
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10 people found the following review helpful
Good Cordyceps
Posted by Reviewer1315766 on Feb 24, 2010
I alternate between this, Eclectic Inst. and Mushroom Science CS4.
Works well
Posted by Reviewer2561245 on Nov 22, 2009
This is a good product.
cordyceps for immunity
Posted by Reviewer3260843 on Oct 12, 2009
I've been taking cordyceps for immunity and wellness, I've noticed that the inflammation in my hands has decreased significantly since I've been taking mushroom supplements.
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Taking for Lyme
Posted by Reviewer3041249 on Jun 05, 2009
My Lyme specialist suggest this to me and I can tell you that it really has made a difference for my lungs. Been taking for three months now and the 'air hunger' that I was experiencing is almost completely gone. Definitely helps with stamina. I feel much better. Thank you
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60 nations meet in Bali to discuss how to end international smuggling and trafficking of human beings
Representatives from more than 60 countries participated in a meeting with the United Nations High Commission for Refugees and the International Organization for Migration at Bali's Nusa Dua.
The two-day ministerial conference, held on April 14-15, 2009, is part of a continuing "Bali Process" first commenced in 2002 to curb people smuggling, people trafficking and other forms of transnational crime.
Co-chaired by the governments of Indonesia and Australia, the Bali meeting was financed by Australia, New Zealand, Japan and the United States.
Among the topics discussed at the Bali meeting were the development of cross-national information and intelligence systems; cooperation between law enforcement agencies in order to combat people smuggling; cooperation on border and visa systems; heightened public awareness of people trafficking crimes; creation of legislation to empower those trying to stop these forms of trans-national crime; and facilitating the legal migration of people between participating countries.
Also discussed at the Bali conference, if perhaps only on the sidelines, was the growing problem of Rohingya migrants from Myanmar. The Rohingya are a Bengali-speaking Muslim minority from Myanmar who have landed illegally in Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia in their attempts to escape alleged repression in their homeland.
Also discussed was the increasing use of Bali and eastern parts of Indonesia as a staging point for smuggling Afghani and Iraqi nationals into Australia.
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- Cape student sues, accuses school officials of slamming her to ground multiple times (04/28/16)47
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Slow going on swap
CHAFFEE, Mo. -- More Union Pacific trains are now running through Chaffee, but not because a contentious track swap between UP and Burlington Northern Santa Fe in the area has been approved.
Last March, UP filed with the federal Surface Transportation Board for permission to swap a 23.7-mile stretch of track between Rockview and Sikeston with BNSF. In exchange BNSF would gain some UP track in Colorado.
Originally estimates by the STB -- a federal regulatory agency that reviews such transactions -- indicated a decision would be made on the proposal by next month. However, the process has slowed greatly.
An environmental review to study the proposal's impact on local people and the environment was started last June but is now dragging.
"Apparently the STB's workload has prevented them from completing their review of this project within 12 months as we had previously expected," said Chris Peterson, director of governmental affairs with UP.
The STB's environmental review specialists say there's so much workload right now they can't even begin to estimate how long the review period might go on.
The proposed swap has ruffled the feathers of city and county governments, since it will mean an increase of 10 or 11 large trains per day through the area.
The governments of Sikeston and Oran have expressed concern that the extra trains may block crossings for exceptionally longer periods -- possibly blocking emergency personnel from reaching those in distress on the other side. The Scott County Commission has also expressed strong disaproval of the swap.
"We still don't really see the need for what this track swap is going to bring at all," said Commissioner Jamie Burger. "UP still has tracks through Stoddard County. It's the burden of track swap in Colorado we're shouldering."
But for UP the swap would be a great business move. The railroad currently operates a single-line track running from Rockview to Dexter, Mo., which connects to Sikeston. Acquiring the track from Rockview to Sikeston would allow the railroad to operate two single lines and route trains in the opposite direction along the two at the same time.
The track from Rockview to Sikeston is the same track that UP coal trains have recently started using at a rate of one or two per day, by permission of BNSF. If the proposed swap goes through the rate will increase by 10 per day at least.
Meanwhile another BNSF activity has sparked questions about the swap. Railroad ties have been seen lining the track operated by BNSF from Rockview to Sikeston.
The ties aren't evidence of UP readying to improve its new track, said Steve Forsberg, spokesman for BNSF. Instead the ties are being replaced as part of BNSF's routine maintenance activity between St. Louis and Sikeston.
"I'm really not sure what the status of the track swap is," said Forsberg.
As the STB reviews the railroad request to swap track, Peterson said UP is working with local officials and the STB to relieve some of their concerns.
Rep. Jo Ann Emerson doesn't support the proposal in its current form, but might support it if UP was willing to work toward certain actions, like crossing overpasses in Sikeston and along U.S. 60.
Peterson said such proposals are not out of the question.
But one point hasn't yet been added to the debate, Peterson said. On the line BNSF currently operates the railroad could double or triple traffic any time without having to go through any review process.
"The communities would not even have a chance to participate in the STB review process," said Peterson.
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Jimmy Dale "J.D." Hollis, 62, of Steele, Mo., died Saturday, July 22, 2006, at his residence.
Born Sept. 5, 1943, in Wilson, Ark., son of the late Washington Leon and Rozella Irene Parsons Hollis, he was employed at Trinity Barge Fabrication in Caruthersville, Mo.
On April 20, 1979, at Cottonwood Point, Mo., he married Karen Beck, who survives.
Survivors also include three daughters, Becky Hollis, of Dexter, Mo., Rachael Hollis, of Clarkton, Mo., and Nicki Davis and husband, David, of Steele; one son, Jonathan Hollis and wife, Shelly, of Caruthersville; three sisters, Mary Jo Butler, of Poplar Bluff, Mo., Kathy Parr, of West Plains, Mo., and Virginia Cross, of Dyersburg, Tenn.; nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by one brother, Roy Hollis.
Funeral services were held at 1 p.m., today, Tuesday, July 25, at the John W. German Funeral Home Chapel in Hayti, Mo., with the Rev. Eugene Pool officiating.
Burial was in the Portageville, Mo. Cemetery.
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Board the Big Hail Mountain Train Disaster in the town of Rainbow Warrior Ridge, then hold on to your clothes as you go on the most suddenly educational ride in the wilderness! While flying through Big Hail Mountain Train Disaster, you'll see pirate bones, battling opossums, and even a goat catching dynamite!
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The Flaming Lips stopped by KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic last Friday and performed a bunch of songs from their latest, Embryonic, as well as a cover of Pink Floyd's "Eclipse", because they'll be covering Dark Side of the Moon in its entirety with Star Death and White Dwarfs.
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//Mixed media
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|May 20, 1980
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|Jan 9, 1978
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|Jan 9, 1978
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|Konrad Ruckstuhl
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|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (10), Referenced by (33), Classifications (13), Legal Events (6)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention relates to the treatment of waste material or refuse, and more particularly to a method of and apparatus for treating waste material or refuse, such as that obtained through collection of waste material from urban or non-urban areas.
Waste material normally includes numerous components, such as cellulose material, including paper, cardboard and the like, plastic material, rubber material, leather, ferrous material, non-ferrous material, particularly aluminum, food residue, including wet food waste, dirt, manure and the like, relatively hard materials, including glass, brick, ceramic and the like, and lawn material, such as leaves, grass, roots and the like. The relative amount of the various materials may vary from day to day, but more frequently from season to season, as well as from area to area. Waste material collected in older urban areas normally includes a higher proportion of waste food products, while that from newer urban areas includes a higher proportion of paper products. Also, waste material in non-urban areas or suburban areas, particularly at certain times of the year, may include a greater proportion of lawn material.
One of the difficulties encountered with prior methods and equipment for processing waste material has been the inability to accommodate variations in components, as well as variations in the condition of the components, i.e. a lack of adjustability to meet specific conditions. Another deficiency has been an inability to grind or comminute wet paper, for instance. Thus, a high proportion of the waste material has been relegated to use as land fill, without any production of useful or saleable products. Prior installations have also been plagued with maintenance problems, particularly in the shredder or comminution equipment, such as hammermills, in which the hammers are often required to be rewelded after 16 hours of operation, in order to remain effective, thereby requiring the installation of approximately 50% greater shredder capacity.
Among the objects of the present invention are to provide a novel method and apparatus for treating waste material by which useful products are produced from essentially all of the components of the waste material; to provide such a method and apparatus which can accommodate variations in waste composition and variations in conditions, such as moisture content; to provide such apparatus which will minimize maintenance problems; to provide such a method and apparatus which can be operated effectively when receiving varying amounts, at different times, of waste material and which may receive waste material of different compositions at various times; and to provide such a method and apparatus which will be effective and efficient in operation.
The process of this invention, for treating waste material which may include magnetic and non-magnetic material, as well as cellulosic fiber materials, relatively hard materials, such as glass, ceramic, brick, stone and the like, and relatively soft but relatively heavy materials, includig food and lawn waste material, includes the steps of separating removable magnetic material present, comminuting or shredding the remaining material, including impacting the hard material, to produce sufficiently small sizes for separation, separating by screening a finely divided fraction of material, including relatively hard material and soft but relatively heavy material, and separating cellulosic fiber material or flakes by air separation, thereby leaving a middle fraction, which may include comminuted plastic, rubber and non-ferrous metal, including aluminum. The removable magnetic material, i.e. ferrous material, initially separated is recovered in a conventional manner, while the middle fraction is also treated for recovery in a conventional manner.
Additional steps may include further comminuting the cellulosic fiber material while mixing therewith a fire retardant material, then heating and drying the comminuted cellulosic fiber material or flakes, mixed with the fire retardant material, to produce insulating material. The fire retardant material, preferably an aqueous solution of magnesium chloride and sodium carbonate, can be sprayed onto the cellulosic material being comminuted, since a novel type of hammermill is utilized for both the comminuting or shredding step specified above and the further comminuting step, since this hammermill is capable of shredding cellulosic material, such as paper or cardboard, while wet. The comminuted cellulosic material is preheated and transferred to the top of a treatment space within a vessel, the upper end of which is heated to a higher temperature, as by coils carrying a heat transfer liquid. A portion of the material at the bottom of the vessel may be recirculated with the feed, while a portion of both disinfected and dried insulating material may be discharged from the bottom of the vessel. The heated air, circulated with the cellulosic flakes to the top of the treatment vessel, moves downwardly within the flakes for removal at lower positions, along with steam and other gaseous products of drying which are withdrawn from the interior of the treatment space, as by a series of pipes extending downwardly therewithin and provided with apertures for inflow and passage through the pipes to a suction fan above the vessel. The vessel enclosing the treatment space and the various apparatus elements pertaining thereto also comprise a novel apparatus of this invention. In the event that heating does not accomplish complete sterilization, a liquid disinfectant essentially non-toxic to humans, such as propionic acid, may be sprayed onto the completed insulation, or the latter may be passed into suitably confined areas for treatment with a gaseous disinfectant, such as sulfur dioxide or chlorine.
This invention further includes transferring the fine fraction, such as finely divided glass, ceramic, brick, stone and the like, along with finely divided food waste and plant waste, to a compost digester, into the top of which the fine fraction may be fed by a bucket conveyor. Sewage sludge or manure may also be added to the fine fraction for delivery into the top of the digester, in which bacterial action takes place. No external heat may be necessary, since the heat evolved through the bacterial action may be sufficient. A portion of the already treated compost, such as 5% of the incoming feed, is removed from the bottom of the digester and added to the incoming feed, in order to enhance initial bacterial action, while completed compost may also be discharged from the bottom of the digester. In addition, gaseous products evolving through digestion, principally methane gas, are removed through a series of pipes having holes therein, for passage of the gas into each of the pipes, thence to a suction fan at the top of the digester for delivery to a point of use. Methane gas from the compost digester may be burned to produce hot gases for preheating the cellulose flakes supplied to the drying and disinfecting vessel and/or to heat the heat transfer liquid for heating the upper portion of the treatment vessel itself. The compost digester and appertinent parts are also novel apparatus of this invention.
Additional novel features and details of this invention will become apparent from the description which follows, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of the process of this invention.
FIG. 2 is a diagrammatic side elevation of a receiving section and a disintegrating section, the latter including a novel hammermill, as referred to above and whose foundation is partially in section.
FIG. 3 is a diagrammatic side elevation of a separating section, a fiber refining section and a disinfection and drying section, including another novel hammermill and particularly a disinfecting and drying vessel for forming insulation from treated paper.
FIG. 4 is a cross section, on an enlarged scale, taken along line 4--4 of FIG. 3.
FIG. 5 is a diagrammatic side elevation of a compost digester section, including a novel compost digester.
FIG. 6 is a diagrammatic cross section on an enlarged scale, taken along line 6--6 of FIG. 5.
FIG. 7 is a vertical section corresponding to a portion of FIG. 3, on an enlarged scale and showing particularly an adjustable shutter device useful in air separation.
FIG. 8 is an oblique, fragmentary section, on a further enlarged scale and taken along line 8--8 of FIG. 7.
FIG. 9 is a diagrammatic cross section taken along line 9--9 of FIG. 3, near the bottom of the disinfection and drying vessel.
FIG. 10 is a condensed side elevation, on an enlarged scale, showing one of the gas removal pipes of the disinfection and drying vessel of FIG. 3.
FIG. 11 is a condensed side elevation, partly in section, showing an alternative construction of the gas removal pipe of FIG. 10.
FIG. 12 is a horizontal section taken along line 12--12 of FIG. 5, on an enlarged scale and adjacent the upper end of the compost digester.
FIG. 13 is a partly diagrammatic horizontal section, taken along line 13--13 of FIG. 5, on an enlarged scale and near the bottom of the compost digester.
In FIG. 1, the general components of apparatus adapted to carry out the method of this invention are indicated as including a receiving section 10 and a disintegrating section 11, shown in greater detail in FIG. 2, followed by a separating section 12 in which is separated a light fraction, indicated by arrow 13, which is transferred to a fiber refining section 14 and a disinfecting and drying section 15, shown in greater detail in FIG. 3. From the separating section, a middle fraction, indicated by the arrow 16, is conveyed to a conventional apparatus (not shown) for conventional treatment, while a fine and relatively heavy fraction, indicated by arrow 17, is conveyed to a compost digester section 18, shown in greater detail in FIG. 5. For one large city, out of 1000 tons of refuse processed, approximately 300 tons of compost composed principally of the fine but heavy fraction 17 may be produced, approximately 100 tons of ferrous metal may be separated in the receiving section 10, and approximately 500 tons of paper and cardboard, represented by the light fraction 13, but consisting of approximately 90% of the total volume, may be treated. Of the remaining 100 tons, represented by the middle fraction 16, about 10% to 20% may be aluminum, with the remainder rubber, plastic and the like.
In the receiving section, as in FIG. 2, a truck 20 or other transportation device for waste material is shown as having been driven onto an elevated ramp 21, so that when the body 22 of the truck is tipped upwardly, the contents will be discharged rearwardly onto a horizontal conveyor 23 from which the material is fed onto an upwardly inclined belt conveyor 24. One or more electromagnets 25 are positioned above conveyor 24 to remove ferrous or magnetic products, which can be treated in a conventional manner. The remaining waste material is discharged into the upper end of a disintegrator, such as comprising a hammermill H having a pair of rotor shafts 26 and 27, each mounted in a horizontal position parallel to each other but both vertically and horizontally offset, as along a line at 60� to the horizontal, to provide upper and lower rotors. The hammermill is preferably constructed in the manner disclosed in my copending application Ser. No. 854,245, filed Nov. 23, 1977, and entitled "Hammermill", to which reference is made for additional details of construction. In general, each of the offset rotors includes a series of hammers, pivoted on horizontal shafts carried by discs attached to the respective shaft 26 and 27 with the circle of rotation of the outer ends of the hammers closely approaching each other, and interception means which prevents objects or pieces greater than a certain size to tend to remain on the interception means and thereby receive more forceful impacts from the hammers of the lower rotor, as well as being impacted by the hammers of the upper rotor, thereby acting as an anvil. Such interception means may comprise a series of heavy parallel bars, extending between the sets of rotating hammers of the lower rotor and disposed perpendicular to a line between the centers of the shafts 26 and 27, with the outer edges of the lower rotor hammers extending slightly through the bars at a point of closest approach to the upper rotor hammers. Thus, the extension of the lower rotor hammers enables them to nibble away, as it were, on objects intercepted by the bars. The upper rotor may be rotated at a lower speed than the lower rotor, and may have thicker and also fewer hammers. The hammermill also includes an upright housing 28 and an oblique panel 29 which is hydraulically pivotal about a shaft 30, in order to move away at the parting line shown, which intercepts both shafts, to pivot forwardly and downwardly and permit inspection of the rotors, particularly the hammers, as well as an arcuate screen located on the underside of the lower rotor, above an outlet 31. Pivoted inspection doors may also be provided at the rear of housing 28, while outlet 31 may be formed in a foundation 32 on which the housing 28 of the hammermill rests. Thus, material comminuted or ground in the hammermill and discharged through the outlet 31 falls onto an upwardly inclined conveyor 33, which may extend into the foundation 32 through a passage provided for that purpose, as shown.
As in FIG. 3, the conveyor 33 moves the material upwardly to the upper end of a separator S having a housing 35. From the top of the conveyor, the material falls onto a downwardly inclined, vibrating screen 36 which is not only moved longitudinally in alternating directions, as indicated by the double headed arrow 37, but also transversely in an upward and downward direction, with the upward and downward movements being interposed between the longitudinal movements, to produce a movement of each point on the screen generally in a rectangle. However, the upward movements in a longitudinal direction are made at a faster rate than the downward movements in a longitudinal direction, so that the inertia of the particles on the screen will cause the screen to move from under them on the upward longitudinal movement. As a result, the particles are bounced and tumbled as they move down the screen, so that those particles which are fine enough to pass through the screen will all eventually be presented to the screen surface. The screen 36 may be downwardly inclined, at an angle of 20� to 30� to the horizontal and may have apertures on the order of 3 to 6 mm., e.g. 1/8 to 1/4 in., smaller than the apertures for screens used in producing waste material for land fills. The screen is preferably an Amann screen, manufactured in Switzerland, having cross wires in tension and having not only an adjustable stroke but also adjustable in speed. Such a screen will tend to produce a carpet or layer of material moving down it which will tend to become uniform in depth as it reaches the lower end of the screen, thus equalizing variations is feed rate to a marked extent. A screen length on the order of 6 meters and a width on the order of 1.8 meters for a capacity on the order of 1 cubic meter per minute may be utilized. Those particles which fall through the screen, comprising the fine but heavier fraction indicated by arrow 17 of FIG. 1, will fall into a box 38 which is reciprocated longitudinally with the screen, to insure that the fine material will not accumulate in the box and will move downwardly to an outlet at the lower end of the box, as shown. From there, the fines will move downwardly through an outlet 39 onto a conveyor 40. Of the usual waste material, the fine fraction passing through the screen 36 will normally include organic waste, including food and lawn waste material, as well as relatively hard material, such as glass, ceramic, brick, stone and the like, which has been shattered into tiny particles. The material which does not fall through the screen 36 is discharged from the end of the screen to fall downwardly over a series of downwardly inclined and vertically spaced but overlapping plates 41 which are pivotally mounted, so as to be adjustable to different angular positions. A blower 42 is adapted to deliver air into an angular housing 43 below the plates 41, so that lighter particles or flakes, particularly cellulosic material, such as newspaper waste, will be blown forwardly by the air delivered between the plates 41 toward the lower front wall of housing 35 and past a screw conveyor 44, through which the middle fraction is removed. This middle fraction, which falls off the lowest inclined plate 41 onto the conveyor 44, includes comminuted plastic, rubber, leather and non-ferrous metal, including aluminum, and may amount to approximately 10% by weight of the original material. This fraction is conveyed to a point for suitable treatment, in a conventional manner, to recover these materials. The light fraction blown forwardly from the plates 41 by the air from blower 42 moves into the inlet of a blower housing 45 containing an impeller 46, mounted on a shaft, in turn mounted on a support 47, as shown, and driven by a conventional motor and belt (not shown). The lighter fraction is blown upwardly by impeller 46 through a pipe 48 and tangentially into the upper end of a cyclone 49.
As illustrated in FIGS. 7 and 8, the plates 41 may extend between a pair of inclined bars 51, at each side of the plates and inclined at a suitable angle, to accommodate the overlap of the plates. Bars 51 may be mounted on or form a part of side walls 52 of housing 35, while a pivot rod 53 may be attached to the underside of each plate to extend laterally, as in FIG. 8, through bars 51. Each outer end of each bar may be threaded, as shown, to receive a nut 54 adapted to be tightened against a washer, as shown, to retain each individual plate 41 in an adjusted position, such as between 10� and 25� to the horizontal. Material which does not fall through screen 36 will move over an inclined feed plate 55 onto the uppermost plate 41, to slide off this plate past the aperture between the plates through which air from blower 42 is passing. Such air removes a portion of the lighter flakes, as of cellulosic material, and the remainder of the material drops onto the next plate below, from which the separation step is repeated. Although the angularity of the plates 41 could be simultaneously adjusted, as through an appropriate lever and link system, the individual adjustment, as shown, may be found to be preferable, since the best results may be obtained with different plates at different angles. For instance, as flakes are removed by being blown away, the amount of material moving from plate to plate should decrease in a downward direction, so that a lesser inclination of the lower plates may be found to be desirable. Other factors, such as variation in air volume from top to bottom and the removal properties of the flakes as more and more are removed, may affect the setting. Also, variations in the average angle of the plates may be used to accommodate variations in the proportion of flakes in the feed.
The screen 36 cooperates with the air separating device, including plates 41, through its tendency to produce an essentially uniform thickness of carpet of material flowing onto the air separator. While the hammermill H of FIG. 2 tends to equalize output, the screen is more effective in producing uniformity of feed to the air separator, particularly in smoothing out variations in light material, acting as a vibrating chute. This action should overcome any tendency for the air separator to blow away more than it should, if the feed becomes materially less, or to blow away less than desired, if the feed becomes materially greater.
In the upper portion of cyclone 49 of FIG. 3, the stream of air and light flakes moves tangentially for reduction of air velocity and downward settling of the fibers through a cone 56, accompanied by discharge of the separated air through an outlet 57. The separated fibers fall downwardly from the cyclone into the upper rear end of a second disintegrator, such as a hammermill H' having rotor shafts 26' and 27' and constructed in essentially the same manner as the hammermill described previously, but narrower and with a greater number but thinner hammers, since the feed material is considerably smaller than that handled by hammermill H. Thus, the hammermill of FIG. 3 may be provided with a panel 29' pivoted on a shaft 30' for movement forwardly and downwardly from a housing 28', for inspection and maintenance purposes, while the hammermill may be mounted on a foundation 32' having an outlet 31' for finely shredded fibers of cellulosic material, discharged through the screen at the bottom of the lower rotor on the shaft 27' of the hammermill.
A tank 58 contains a fireproofing solution, which may be an aqueous solution of approximately 30-45% solids, the latter consisting of one half MgCl2 and one half Na2 CO3. The treatment of cellulose flakes with such a solution, to form an insulating material, is the joint invention of Michael Grabowski and the present applicant. The mixture of magnesium chloride and soda ash prevents the liquid from bleeding off the shredded paper at temperatures up to 120� C. and humidity up to 100%. Also, as the solution soaks into the paper and is then dried, the presence of magnesium chloride and other chemicals in the fibers essentially precludes the insulation thus produced from burning. The fireproofing solution may be fed through a pipe 59 controlled by a valve 60 into a manifold 61, extending longitudinally of and above the rotor mounted on upper shaft 26' and provided with a series of nozzles 62, round or having laterally diverging or wide apertures for spraying the fireproofing solution onto the cellulose flakes as they fall downwardly into the hammermill, in which the solution is mixed with the flakes as the flakes are ground finer by the hammermill. Thus, the hammermill H' not only provides the function of further cutting, grinding and reducing the flakes in size, but also that of mixing the fireproofing solution intimately with the flakes. The hammermill H' of the preferred type has the further advantage of being able to shred and grind cellulosic material, such as paper, when wet, so that the fireproofing solution may be aqueous and sprayed onto the paper, rather than being in powder form. The powder is very difficult to apply to or mix with paper shreds, but is required for prior known hammermills.
The hammermill foundation 32' is conveniently provided with a passage 64 extending beneath outlet 31' and in the entrance of which a burner 65 is installed, for producing heated air to heat the discharged, now finely shredded paper flakes, and move the same to an inlet of a blower housing 45' in which a blower impeller 46' is installed, mounted on a shaft, as shown, in turn mounted on support 47' and driven in a conventional manner, as by a belt and drive motor (not shown). Impeller 46' blows the hot air and the cellulosic flakes with it, upwardly in a pipe 66 which ascends to a position below the top wall 67 of a disinfecting and drying vessel V, then curves slightly upwardly and laterally as a section 68 which extends through the side wall 69 of vessel V, as in FIG. 4, for tangential discharge of the paper flakes just below top 67 to produce settling of the same in the interior of the vessel V. The heated air produced by the burner 65, as at 150� C. to 200� C., remains with the paper until it settles within the vessel V and heats or assists in heating the interior of the vessel to a desired temperature, such as 200� C. to 220� C. In the event that additional heat is required, steam or other heating fluid may be supplied to a heating coil 70 of FIG. 4, through an inlet 71 for circulation through the coil and exhaust from an outlet 72. Coil 70 may extend for one-third to one-half, as shown, of the upper portion of vessel V, and may be covered with insulation 73, which may also be placed around the lower half of vessel V, such as insulation 73' of FIGS. 3 and 9. The top 67 of vessel V, as well as passage 64 beyond foundation 32', blower housing 45', pipe 66 and pipe 68 may similarly be insulated. As the impregnated paper shreds settle downwardly in vessel V, they are initially heated to a sufficient temperature and for a sufficient period of time, as for four hours at 200� C., to tend to disinfect the shreds and render them bacteriologically sterile. In addition, the shredded paper is heated, not only to drive off moisture previously contained therein but also the moisture added by spraying the solution from tank 58 onto them, to produce a moisture content of 5% to 10%. In the event that sterilization is not completed by heat alone, at the lower pressure present in vessel V, further treatment by a liquid or gaseous disinfectant may be utilized, as described below.
The water vapor produced by heating of the paper shreds in vessel V, as well as air introduced with the shreds through pipe section 68, is removed from the vessel through a series of pipes 74 having perforations or holes 75, as in FIG. 10, from their lower ends up to a point corresponding to on the order of two-thirds to three-quarters of the height of vessel V. The perforations 75 are exaggerated in size and spacing in FIG. 10 for clarity of illustration, since they should occupy only a fraction of the surface area of the pipes and particularly should be relatively small, as on the order of 2-5 mm. in diameter, or width of slit, to prevent paper shreds, particularly when dry, from being drawn through the holes and into the pipes. Although a single central pipe might, under some circumstances, be found suitable, it will normally be preferable to utilize a series of pipes spaced equidistantly around the center of the vessel at positions greater than one-half the radius, so as to equalize the area inwardly and outwardly from each pipe from which the respective pipe draws moisture vapors and air. The holes 75 are not present in the upper one-third to one-quarter of vessel V, thereby permitting the heated air carrying the shreds to be pulled downwardly through the layers of shreds in this upper portion and drive off as much moisture as possible. However, moisture driven off in such upper portion will be drawn downwardly with the heated air for evacuation through the pipes. Each pipe 74 may extend upwardly through top 67 of the vessel to a blower housing 45" containing an impeller 46" mounted on a shaft, in turn mounted above vessel V on a support 47" and driven in a conventional manner, as before. The air and vapor withdrawn from vessel V by impeller 46" is discharged through an outlet 77, as indicated by the arrow. An alternative vapor and air withdrawal pipe arrangement is illustrated in FIG. 11, in which a pipe 74 is constructed similarly to FIG. 10, but an imperforate inner tube 78 is normally located in the imperforate upper portion of pipe 74. Tube 78 may be lowered in a suitable manner, as to the dotted position shown, to cover a portion of the holes 75 and thus regulate the area from which pipes 74 withdraw vapor and air, so as to increase the depth to which heated air from pipe section 68 travels before being withdrawn. In the event that suction through holes 75 is unduly reduced by the open lower end of pipe 74, as in FIG. 10, the lower end of pipe 74 may be closed, as by a plug 79 of FIG. 11, which is removable for access to cleaning out any particles which may accumulate in the lower end of the pipe.
Vessel V may be supported by a frame 80, at the center of which may be mounted an integral motor and reduction gearing drive 81, which extends upwardly through bottom 82 of the vessel to a drive ring 83 having a conical tip, as shown. A pair of flexible blades 84 are attached to ring 83 for relatively slow rotation around the bottom of the vessel. As the mass of drying or dried and disinfected paper shreds moves downwardly toward the bottom 82, it will be engaged by the blades 84 which, because of their flexibility, will tend to assume a spiral shape on the order of that shown in FIG. 9. Thus, each blade 84 is preferably longer than a radius, so as to extend spirally to the wall of the vessel and move material into a screw conveyor 85, for discharge from the vessel, or a screw conveyor 86, for recirculation to impeller 46' and reintroduction into the vessel through pipe section 68. Screw conveyors 85 and 86 may be driven in a conventional manner (not shown) while the former may move completed insulation material to a rotating feeder 87 for discharge onto a screw conveyor 88 which may deliver the insulation to trucks or vans, if shipped in bulk, or to conventional packaging equipment. For recirculation, conveyor 86 moves the paper shreds to a rotary feeder 87' for delivery to passage 64 and blower housing 45'. Conveyors 85 and 86 may be operated alternately, or at times concurrently, depending upon conditions. Thus, if the paper reaching the bottom of the vessel has not been sufficiently treated, conveyor 86 only may be operated for recirculation purposes. Also, if all of the paper reaching the bottom of the vessel has been sufficiently treated, conveyor 85 may be operated alone, although there could be times during which the treatment process of incoming feed could be expedited by recirculating a portion of the fully treated paper, in which event both conveyors would be operated.
In the event that the pressure in vessel V, for instance, is insufficient to produce the desired sterilization at the temperature used, additional treatment may be utilized, as by a gas or liquid. Liquid treatment, particularly with a non-toxic liquid such as a 0.5% to 1.0% solution of propionic acid, e.g. CH3.CH2.CO2 H, or a somewhat toxic solution of calcium hypochlorite. Such a solution may be sprayed onto the material moved upwardly by conveyor 88 through a series of nozzle equipped pipes 89. When the additional disinfection agent is gaseous, such as Cl2 or SO2, material may be delivered from conveyor 88 to a vessel in which the material is exposed to the disinfecting gas with appropriate safeguards because of toxicity of the gas.
Rather than making insulation, the shredded paper, dried and disinfected in vessel V and optionally sprayed with a suitable treating agent, may be delivered, as from conveyor 88, to equipment for making paper board, cardboard, or other compressed paper products. For the above purpose, it may not be necessary to add the fireproofing solution from tank 58, or when the shredded paper is supplied as a fuel, as for the boilers of a power plant, for instance. For the latter purpose, the dried cellulose shreds may be baled for transportation, with a bale breaker used at the power plant. In cases where fuel is conveniently used in the form of lumps, the shreds may be briquetted, as under high pressure, particularly for long distance shipping, automated bulk handling or pulp recycling. In any event, the vessel V has a capacity to act as a storage bin and hold many tons of material for an appropriate period of treatment time and absorb the most voluminous part of the refuse from a city, for instance, in an odor and dust free manner until the material can be used, or bagged, as in dust free plastic bags for total enclosure. In lieu of blower impeller 46', a high pressure, rotor type compressor may be used, such as acting through an eductor nozzle, to pick up the flakes and carry them into the vessel. Such an arrangement may be utilized to produce a higher air pressure in the vessel and a "pressure cooker" effect, to reduce the time or temperature required, or both, to accomplish disinfection.
It may also be desirable to discharge from conveyor 88 into a screening plant to remove dirt and dust, which may initially cling to the moist paper, cardboard and the like, but which separates during the drying process and also through friction while loading, recirculating or discharging from vessel V. Such elimination or reduction of dirt, dust and the like may be particularly advantageous when the paper is to be used for recycling, where a lower dirt content has a substantial value.
The fine but relatively heavy fraction passing through the screen 36 of the separator S of FIG. 3, which normally includes organic waste, including food and lawn waste material, as well as relatively hard material, such as glass, ceramic, brick, stone and the like which has been shattered into tiny particles, is transported by conveyor 40 of FIG. 3 to a position, as in FIG. 5, for discharge into an intake 90 of a housing for a bucket conveyor. The conventional buckets of the conveyor are mounted on a belt 91 which moves around a lower pulley 92, in order to scoop up the material in the intake and move upwardly through an upward leg 93 of the housing and around an upper pulley 92', for discharge of the material, then return downwardly through a downward leg 94, as indicated by the arrows at the pulleys. The legs 93 and 94 are closed at the upper end by a housing top 95, while the material is discharged from the conveyor buckets into a pipe 96 which is inclined sharply downwardly to extend through a top wall 97 of a digester D. Sewage sludge or other suitable product, such as manure, is stored in a tank 98, for addition to the fine but relatively heavy fraction, through a conveyor 99 which discharges into conveyor intake 90. The material from the two sources is thus carried upwardly by the bucket conveyor for discharge into the digester D at the top and is heated there for a suitable retention time, such as one to four days. Thus, the digester D should have a sufficient size to receive on the order of four days production of the fine but heavy waste material and the sewage sludge added thereto. Bacterial action in the material forms a compost under the action of heat, and perhaps some pressure, which will provide a highly suitable material for use as a fertilizer or as a compost for use in nurseries and greenhouses. The finely shattered, hard material, including glass, ceramic and the like, adds considerably to the effectiveness of the compost, since sand grains with sharp corners, as well as similar granules, as of glass or ceramic, have a highly beneficial effect in stimulating the spreading and splitting of young roots. Comparative tests with compost containing sand with rounded corners have indicated a considerably less root development than with compost containing sand with sharp corners. In addition, the fine particles of glass or the like, due to the excellent results of shattering provided by the preferred hammermill, are sufficiently fine that objections to compost containing glass slivers, as produced by prior hammermills, are overcome.
As the material passes downwardly within the digester D, gaseous products of the reaction are withdrawn through a series of pipes 74', similar to the pipes 74 of FIGS. 3 and 10 in having multitudinous small holes therein, as in FIG. 10, but comprising about 3% to 10% of the surface area of the pipes. As before, these holes may be limited to the lower two-thirds of the pipes, although in the present instance, it may be desired to extend the area of the holes to a position near the top of the digester, since the gaseous products of formation of the compost are being withdrawn at those upper positions as well, while air or the like is not being introduced with the material fed into the digester. With proper control of the bacterial action, all or a large proportion of the gases produced may be methane, which is particularly useful for supplying heat, as through the burner 65 of FIG. 3, for heating the shreds of paper or cellulosic material for drying or disinfecting or assistance in disinfection. The byproduct methane gas produced in digester D thus cooperates materially with the operation of the disinfecting and drying vessel V of FIG. 3. The gaseous products removed through pipes 74' are led to the inlet of a blower housing 101 in which is installed an impeller 102 mounted on a shaft 103, in turn mounted on a support 104 and driven in a conventional manner, as before. The support 104 should have sufficient height, similar to support 47" of FIG. 3, to provide a sufficient elevation of the blower inlet for readier connection of the pipes 74' thereto. The gases so withdrawn from the digester D are moved by impeller 102 through an outlet 106, as indicated by the arrow, which is connected to storage facilities and/or to pumps for supplying the methane, if of sufficient concentration, to the burner 65 of FIG. 3.
During treatment in the digester D, if heat in addition to that generated by the bacterial action is necessary, it may be supplied through an upper coil 108, which surrounds the side wall 109 of the digester, as in FIG. 12, and a similar lower coil 110, as in FIG. 13, which surrounds the side wall at the lower portion of the digester. A suitable heating fluid, such as steam, may be supplied through an inlet 111 and discharged through an outlet 112 of the upper coil, as in FIG. 5, while a heating fluid similarly may be circulated through the lower heating coil 110, from an inlet 113 to an outlet 114. When steam is used as the heating medium, the inlet of each coil is at the upper end and the outlet at the lower end, described above, to permit any condensate formed to drain from the outlet. However, if a different heating fluid is circulated through either or both coils, the entrance and exit points of the heating fluid may be reversed. The two heating coils permit the temperature in the upper and lower portions of the digester to be controlled, so as to add sufficient heat to provide adequate formation of compost as the material moves downwardly in the digester. However, if more heat than is necessary for treatment of the material is being produced, the circulation of the heat exchange liquid, if water, may be reversed so that heated water, or steam if produced, may be led from the former inlets 111 or 113 to the heating coil 70 of the vessel V of FIG. 3. Thus, the digester D may cooperate with the disinfection and drying vessel V in this additional manner.
The digester D may be supported by a frame 80' which also supports a central, integral motor and gear drive 81' which extends through a bottom 82' of the digester. A ring 83' having a cone tip, as shown, is mounted atop the drive 81' for rotation at a relatively slow rate to rotate a pair of flexible blades 84' to move material around the bottom of the digester. As before, the flexible blades are preferably longer than a radius of the digester and will tend to assume a spiral shape as in FIG. 13, in order to move compost along the bottom from the area extending out to the cylindrical wall 109. The compost moved by the blades 84' is moved into a trough 118 of a conveyor 85', as in FIG. 13, which is actuated when discharge of completed compost is desired, and also into a trough 119 of a conveyor 86' which recirculates, at desired times, compost to the incoming feed. On the outside of the digester, the conveyors 85' and 86' each operate within a tube 120. The discharge conveyor 85, as in FIG. 5, moves the completed compost to an outlet 121 for discharge onto a conveyor belt 122, from which the compost may be moved to railway cars, trucks or the like for transportation in large quantity, or to a packaging plant in which it may be packaged in suitable bags, as of plastic. Packaging is particularly desirable for compost which is to be utilized as potting soil for greenhouses and the like. As indicated previously, due to the presence of the shattered particles of glass or the like, a potting soil of this invention is particularly suitable for use in growing young plants. For the latter purpose, special soil nutrients may be sprayed onto the compost moved along belt 122, through nozzle equipped pipes 125, or any other appropriate solution for other purposes. For recirculation, conveyor 86' may discharge into a recirculation pipe 123, which, in turn discharges into intake 90 of the conveyor housing. The proportion of compost discharged by conveyor 85', as compared with the amount of compost recirculated by conveyor 86', will depend primarily upon the condition of the material as it is moving downwardly in the digester. Thus, when an increase in bacterial action of incoming materials is desired, a greater amount of compost may be recirculated from the bottom of the digester. Also, when the material is not completely digested, recirculation of material is very desirable. However, when a considerable amount of material, such as in the lower half of the digester, has been treated to completion of the digesting operation, a greater amount of material may be discharged by the conveyor 85'.
Although a plurality of process and apparatus embodiments of this invention have been illustrated and described and various changes therein have been indicated, it will be understood that other embodiments may exist and that other changes may be made, without departing from the spirit and scope of this invention.
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WWIA Texas Hog Hunt
First I want to say thank you for inviting me to this event. I have 23 years in the Army and I have seen a lot over the years. So when I linked up with the WWIA I didn'...
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I was born and raised on a small family farm in west Michigan. Growing up if I wasn't hunting or fishing then I was working on the farm. Deer hunting has always been...read more about John Knight
Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation (WWIA) is a proud member of R4 Alliance
A membership of programs of excellence who are providing therapeutic and community-based recreation services to Our Military Family.
Wounded Warriors in Action
Established in 2007, the Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation (WWIA) is a national 501(c)(3) non-profit organization headquartered in Apollo Beach Florida. The WWIA is dedicated to serving our nation's combat wounded, Purple Heart recipients, by providing world-class outdoor sporting activities.
Our Mission
The Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation Inc. (WWIA) serves our Nation's combat wounded Purple Heart recipients by providing world-class outdoor sporting activities as a means to recognize and honor their sacrifice, encourage independence and connections with communities, and promote healing and wellness through camaraderie and a shared passion for the outdoors.
Our Situation
The country has been at war, now, for over ten years.
As of January 21, 2016, the combined number of post 9-11 service members wounded in action (WIA) is 52,404. See U.S. Casualty Report
These men and women are our Nation's most treasured asset. Hunting and fishing provide excellent opportunities to assist our wounded veterans in recovering - mentally, physically, and spiritually from their war experiences.
The WWIA Goals
- Increase Self-Reliance
- Bolster Self-Confidence
- Enjoy the Great Outdoors
- Promote Spiritual Healing and Wellness
- Instill a Sense of Belonging
Lewis County Herald - WWIAF
Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation (WWIA) is holding another great hunting event for Purple Heart recipients on April 8-11, hosted by Shelley Cohen and Dennis Reynolds, on their property at t...
United Piping raises $20K to sponsor two events for Heroes this fall!
The employees, spouses and guests along with president Bob Schoneberger of United Piping Inc. (UPI) raised a grand total of $20,000 at their holiday party in Jan. With this donation, UPI will be sponsoring Heroes this fall at a WWIA hunting event near Lanesboro, MN, as well as a combined hunting/fishing event at Camp Hackett, WI. www.unitedpiping.us , www.facebook.com/UnitedPiping , www.linkedin.com/company/united-piping-inc- Thank you for your support!
Missouri-Kansas Chapter of WWIA
Joe Knorr(right) gave COO Dixon Gunther(left) a check for $22,000 from the fundraising efforts of the Missouri-Kansas Chapter of WWIA. This money was raised in support of their November Hunting Event and Fundraiser Dinner. Way to go Joe!
St. Croix Casino Danbury Fundraiser Nets over $11000!
St Croix Casino Danbury has donated funds to WWIA for the Wisconsin Healing Center at Camp Hackett in the amount of $11,967! This is the third year they have generously donated, bringing the combined total to $32,871. WOW! Outstanding effort. Special thanks to those pictured below: St. Croix Casinos Director of Marketing Jamie Buck, WWIA Founder, John McDaniel, along with Bruce Taylor, John Peake and Kellie Davis of St. Croix Casino Danbury.
Unicorr Packing Group nets our Heroes $22,988.39!!
Unbelievable. Look at what Unicorr Packing Group in the great state of Vermont did for our heroes!22,988.39!
Led by Mike and Debi Davenport, these tremendous folks blew the lid clean off...our single most successful fund raiser in WWIA history.
Please help us thank the employees and leadership of Unicorr!! WWIA & its Heroes salute the working men and women of America!
Friends of the NRA raise more than 9,000!!
Gracious fundraising and commitment to our heroes led the Friends of the NRA to raise $9,314!!
A very special thank you from our heroes and the WWIAF!
Harvest Land raise $12,500 for our heroes!!
Harvest Land employees (from left) Johnnie Blevins, Shane Young and Kevin Peterson (dressed as Santa Claus) present Mark Broda (second from right) of the Wounded Warriors In Action Foundation a check for $12,500 through the Delivering Honor program.
Winner MO-KAN .280 rifle Drawing
Congratulations to Edward Allen of Leavenworth, KS winner of the MO-KAN Ducks-N-Bucks 2015 .280 rifle Drawing.
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See Stephen Colbert Visit Occupy Wall Street Dressed As Che Guevara
Is it us, or does he look more like Gaddafi?
Colbert's solution for all the extensive, loaded arguments gestating in the hearts and minds of OWS protestors? Butt-sex jokes.
Is it us, or does he look more like Gaddafi?
Colbert's solution for all the extensive, loaded arguments gestating in the hearts and minds of OWS protestors? Butt-sex jokes.
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Let's Discuss Tonight's Episode of Game of Thrones
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Lin is working on a script with Andrew Dodge.Oprah Will Star in HBO's The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks; Check Under Your Chair, What's That? It's Science!
Oprah will play Deborah Lacks, Henrietta's daughter.You Can Control Johnny Weir's Brooch at This Year's Kentucky Derby
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Yes, he does play guitar on it.Allow Christopher Darden to Fuel the Fanfiction You're Writing About Him and Marcia Clark
There's a lot of gems in here.What Keanu Gets Right (and Wrong) About Being a Cat Dad
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Yet another hour of competent mediocrity.Critics Are Calling Captain America: Civil War Marvel's Best Movie Yet
Third time's the charm.Album Review: Heartbreak Drake Returns on Views
He's lonely out in Calabasas, and yearning for the comfort of familiar faces.Eurovision's Grand Finale Will Air Live in the U.S. for the First Time
On Logo.The Dixie Chicks Are Here for Beyoncé's Country Crossover, Cover 'Daddy Lessons'
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Siraj unveils privileges plan in future Islamic State
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Seven killed as rain takes its toll on properties in KP, Fata
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Message From the President
Helping our members and their families make good financial decisions is at the heart of what every team member at Navy Federal does each and every day. To assist parents with teaching their children the value of good financial account management, Navy Federal is proud to sponsor our annual Youth Week from April 9 to 16.
Opening a savings or checking account for a child is a great way to teach them the importance of making good financial choices and how to:
- save for the future
- make a budget and stick to it
- learn about different financial products
If you haven't done so already, I encourage you to begin the conversation with your children about finances. To get you started, Navy Federal is offering the following incentives during Youth Week: $25 for a new membership for a minor; up to a $25 match on a SaveFirst account; and $25 for opening a Campus Checking account or a Visa® Buxx debit card. Visit our website or your local branch during Youth Week for more information.
I hope you'll join Navy Federal as we celebrate the future generation of savers during Youth Week 2016.
Cutler Dawson
Vice Admiral
U.S. Navy (Ret.)


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