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The U.S. Education Department is taking steps to further implement President Obama's plan announced last fall to help more Americans pay for college.
The President's blueprint unveiled last September aims to make it easier to get federal student aid by streamlining the process of submitting a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®).
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$3.2 Million Grant Competition to Support Teaching, Studying of Native American Languages Funds to Aid Preservation, Revitalization of Native Languages
The U.S. Department of Education's Office of English Language Acquisition announced today in the Federal Register the availability of more than $3.2 million in grants to provide effective instruction to Native American students who are identified as English learners.
March 25, 2016
U.S. Secretary of Education John King today issued the following statement to celebrate the anniversary of the Affordable Care Act, the historic health care reform law signed by President Barack Obama on March 23, 2010:
"Healthy children are better learners. Through the historic Affordable Care Act, more families have access to the health care they deserve. The law alleviated the burden too many families felt without health insurance and created pathways for hospitals and communities to collaborate in new and meaningful ways around supporting healthy students. All of our students are better served when community and school leaders work together.
March 25, 2016
U.S. Department of Education Announces Path for Debt Relief for Students at 91 Additional Corinthian Campuses
The U.S. Department of Education announced today that students who were defrauded at 91 former Corinthian Colleges Inc. (Corinthian) campuses nationwide have a clear path to loan forgiveness under evidence uncovered by the Department while working with multiple state attorneys general.
March 24, 2016
New U.S. Department of Education Report Highlights Colleges Increasing Access and Supporting Strong Outcomes for Low-Income Students
As part of the Obama Administration's commitment to helping all Americans complete a quality, affordable college education, the U.S. Department of Education today released a report highlighting the efforts of colleges and universities to promote access, opportunity and success among low-income students, and identifying areas of much-needed improvement.
March 18, 2016
Higher education continues to be the single most important investment students can make in themselves and the surest engine to enter the middle class. Since President Obama took office, he has made college affordability a top priority, recognizing the debts that far too many students face when they graduate from college.
March 17, 2016
The U.S. Department of Education today released its Quarterly Student Aid Report, a collection of key performance data on the federal student loan portfolio, revealing continued increases in income-driven repayment enrollment with notable decreases in defaults and delinquencies.
March 16, 2016
Early in his Administration, President Obama made improving science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education a priority. To meet the nation's evolving workforce needs, America will need to add 1 million more STEM professionals by 2022.
March 16, 2016
In today's economy, college completion is an essential part of getting the knowledge and skills students need to succeed in their careers and lives.
March 15, 2016
Statement from U.S. Education Secretary John B. King Jr. on CFPB action to shut down student debt relief scheme
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Home List of Titles Development of interdigitated array electrodes with surface-enhanced Raman scattering functionality
Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/192800
- Title
- Development of interdigitated array electrodes with surface-enhanced Raman scattering functionality
- Author(s)
- Islam, Md. Monirul; Ueno, Kosei; Juodkazis, Saulius; Yokota, Yukie; Misawa, Hiroaki
- Abstract
- Interdigitated array electrodes with surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) functionality for in situ qualitative and quantitative analysis of electroactive species are demonstrated. Gold nanostructured interdigitated array electrodes (NIDAEs) were fabricated by electron beam lithography, and used for an electrochemical SERS study of K3[Fe(CN6] in aqueous KClO4 solution in single and generation-collection modes. The generation-collection mode experiment showed amplification of the SERS band intensity for adsorbed ferricyanide ions at the negative end of the applied potential, while in single mode it was reduced to near zero. This new finding reveals that NIDAEs offer a new opportunity for analytical science by improving analytical sensitivity and detection ability of electroactive species. The electric fields accumulating at nanogaps are promising for manipulating linear and nonlinear optical phenomena. In addition, miniaturized NIDAEs are of great importance for developing lab-on-a-chip devices, and are useful for measurements within small space/volume domains, requiring only small amounts and/or concentrations of analytes.
- Publication type
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- Source
- Analytical Sciences, Vol. 26, no. 1 (Jan 2010), pp. 13-18
- Publication year
- 2010
- FOR Code(s)
- 0301 Analytical Chemistry
- Keyword(s)
- Electrodes; Electrons; Nanostructured interdigitated array electrodes; Spectroscopy; Surface enhanced Raman scattering
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- Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry
- 0910-6340
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- Copyright © 2010 The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry.
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Serving Size 1
Calories 394
Total Fat 22 g
Saturated Fat 10 g
Sodium 82 mg
Total Carbohydrate 21 g
Dietary Fiber 5 g
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Canola oil 2 teaspoons
Boneless pork loin, trimmed and sliced into ½ inch X 2 inch strips ½ pound
Large banana, sliced 1
Curry powder 2 teaspoons
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- Heat canola oil in a medium to large skillet over medium-high heat. Add pork and sauté for 4-5 minutes. Remove pork and keep warm with foil.
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The Friendship Rebekah Lodge held its regular meeting 2 p.m. Aug. 22 at 405 Main St. Members discussed and made plans for the upcoming rummage sale, which is to be Sept. 3-4 at 8 a.m.
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$100,000 mistake found at Barre Supervisory Union
BARRE TOWN A six-figure mistake that went undetected for two years was uncovered recently in an audit of the Barre Supervisory Unions books and must be corrected, according to Superintendent John Bacon.
However, members of the board responsible for running the two-town, three-school supervisory union werent willing to go along with Bacons recommended fix after being briefed Wednesday night.
First they want to review the draft audit, talk to a member of the accounting firm that produced it and weigh their options for dealing with what Bacon described as a $100,000 deficit.
That deficit, he said, can be traced to an administrative oversight at the supervisory union level.
According to Bacon, in 2010 the supervisory union funneled money to elementary schools in Barre and Barre Town for programs that were eligible for state reimbursement. Barre Town Middle and Elementary School received roughly $70,000, and Barre City Elementary and Middle School received about $30,000, he said.
The problem is no one applied for reimbursement, and Bacon said its too late.
The mistake means the supervisory union has less money in its bank account than it has been carrying on its books for the past two years.
It is a finding that we really need to address, Bacon told the board, which is composed of members of the Barre, Barre Town and Spaulding High School boards.
The solution he recommended involved committing the Barre and Barre Town boards to repaying perhaps over time the money with any year-end surplus.
Brenda Buzzell, chairwoman of the Barre Town School Board, said she didnt like the sound of that. Absent a cash flow problem at the supervisory union level, she questioned why what she described as a paper deficit couldnt be written off.
It just doesnt seem after all this while and in these hard times that (the supervisory union) should be asking for (the money) if we dont really need it, she said.
Lucas Herring, chairman of the Barre City School Board, said he was troubled that the local school districts were on the hook for a slip-up by supervisory union personnel.
Were being penalized at each of the individual schools for an issue that happened at the (supervisory union), he said, suggesting the supervisory union be required to eat the shortfall based on its failure to secure available state reimbursement.
Buzzell agreed.
Its not the schools fault that the (supervisory union) didnt apply for the grants on time, she said of the mistake, which was made before Business Manager Mark Lyons was hired and was caught with an accounting system he developed.
Bacon didnt dispute that assertion.
You spent the money, we sent the money to you and we didnt get the money from the state, he said, noting that didnt change the fact that the ensuing deficit had to be dealt with.
We need to balance our books, he said.
Bacon said billing the schools that benefited from the services that were paid for with supervisory union money seemed to be the fairest option. The alternative would involve assessing Spaulding High School and the Spaulding-based Barre Technical Center for a portion of the costs and would require taxpayers in Barre to pick up a portion of the services that were provided in Barre Town.
Essentially the way the SU would eat (the deficit) would be to split it up into an assessment equally between the districts, he said.
Herring said it would be premature for the board to act without reviewing the draft audit, and Buzzell said she wanted to consult the supervisory unions accountant and Lyons before making any decision. That meeting has been tentatively set for Thursday.
Wednesday night, board members did approve a $1.9 million budget to pay for the operation of the supervisory union during the fiscal year that will start July 1. That budget reflects a spending increase of roughly $420,000 and will be funded primarily by assessments to the three participating school districts.
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Chrysanthemums are classified into nine categories according to the type and arrangement of disk and ray flowers - Incurved, Reflexed, Intermediate, Late Flowering Anemones, Singles, Pompons, Sprays, Spiders/Spoons/Quills, Charms and Cascades.
For example, the reflexed Chrysanthemum consists of ray flowers that curve downward into an umbrella shape; the quill has tubular ray flowers that radiate from the center of the head.
Common name: Shevanti(Marathi), Chrysanthemum morifolium
Color: This plant carries white, yellow and red/orange colour
Bloom time: It is very showy when in full blossoms in Nov-Dec.
Height: upto 3 meters
Difficulty level: Easy to grow
Planting & Care
Chrysanthemums are not specific to any season.
Chrysanthemum plants can be grown in any kind of soil, but they require a sunny weather for best performance. Chrysanthemum seeds are sown in those areas which experience low rainfall during the rainy season.
Chrysanthemums are easy to be grown and are propagated by the division of roots, cuttings and seeds. Usually, the Chrysanthemum seedlings are transplanted after about a month of sowing. But sometimes seeds can also be sown directly in site and seedlings thin out after germination.
Chrysanthemum plants flower in about three months after sowing. Chrysanthemums have a long flowering period.
Sunlight: Shevanti plant needs full sun.
Soil: It requires well drained soil.
Water: Water plant once in a week.
Temprature: Temperature ranging from 20 to 27 °C
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Monticello woman arrested for obstructing firefighter
March 17, 2014 —
Monticello Police arrested Linda Popper (26) of Monticello on March 14. Popper was charged with misdemeanors for obstructing firefighting operations and criminal possession of a controlled substance.
At 7:55 PM Friday the Monticello Fire Department was dispatched to a reported structure fire at 27-cottage street in the Village of Monticello. Upon arrival of firefighters smoke was observed coming from apartment #1 of the building. Monticello professional firefighter Carl Houman forced entry into the apartment and observed that the kitchen stove was fire.
Popper was also observed lying on a couch. Houman attempted to awake popper and render aid to her. Popper did not respond so Houman placed her on his shoulder and began to take her outside the building and away from the immediate danger. Popper regained consciousness and immediately began fighting with Houman.
Houman identified himself multiple times but popper continued fighting. Monticello police officers arrived on scene and attempted to interview and calm popper who continued to be verbally abusive to firefighters and police officers.
Popper was also observed to be in an intoxicated condition. Popper was then arrested for obstructing firefighters. Popper was additionally charged with possessing a "crack pipe" that was observed laying in plain view inside her apartment. Popper was arraigned before Village of Monticello justice Josephine Finn and released on $100.00 bail pending further court action.


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February 27, 2013 —
Members of a major drug ring have been arrested, according to PA Attorney General Kathleen Kane, and two of them live in Honesdale. A press release from Kane said that 20 people were arrested on February 22, as part of a two-and-a-half year investigation into the operation.
Kane said the group was involved with bringing about $1.4 million worth of cocaine from Bronx, NY into Northeast PA over the past two years. The Red Maples Golf Course, located in Waymart, PA, was identified as a primary drug distribution point.
Angelo Pozza, 76, of Waymart, in Wayne County, who owned the golf club, was indentified as one of the leaders of the ring.
Catherine Gabriel, 47, of Scott Township in Lackawanna County, was identified as another of the ringleaders, who provided the cocaine to Pozza.
During the course of the investigation, narcotics agents made a series of 14 controlled-substance purchases from Pozza at the Red Maples Golf Course. As the investigation unfolded, court-authorized wiretaps were approved in February 2012, which revealed the scope of the organization and its suppliers.
A grand jury found that Pozza used the golf course as the primary base of operations for the cocaine trafficking operation, and sold a minimum of $300,000 worth of the cocaine.
Pozza and Gabriel were charged with multiple counts of delivery, possession of controlled substances and conspiracy charges.
Kevin Wilson, 50, and Christine Bassett, 43, are listed as living on Sunrise Highway in Honesdale. They and 16 others were also charged with delivery and possession charges.
Kane said, "Trafficking illegal drugs across our borders is a serious problem for our communities. Drug dealers intentionally poison our streets and must be held fully accountable for breaking our laws."
According to the release, the Office of Attorney General's Asset Forfeiture and Money Laundering Section seized more than $48,000, and the nine-hole Red Maples Golf Course, which includes 136 acres, Pozza's residence, clubhouse and a garage.


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Mequon residents dish on Super neighbors
They are perhaps the most famous NFL football parents in the country.
Jack and Jackie Harbaugh were in New Orleans Sunday night, watching their son John's Baltimore Ravens beat their son Jim's San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl XLVII.
When not in the Big Easy, the Harbaughs can often be found just outside of Milwaukee, at their home in Mequon.
At their unassuming house on a quiet street, the Harbaugh's yard is surprisingly void of football flags.
The house was not surprisingly empty this weekend, as the owners had gone south to cheer on their sons.
David and Luan Delahunt live across the street from the Harbaughs.
"It's a thrill to have this celebrity in our backyard, in our neighborhood," said the Delahunts. "It's great fun. What are the chances of that? Slim to none."
The Delahunts remember their famous neighbors moving in and say they often see Jack Harbaugh out walking, usually clad in either 49ers or Ravens gear.
Other than that, they say that the couple usually keep to themselves.
"They are indeed quite private," said the Delahunts. "Very friendly, very personable when we have the opportunity to speak with them, but very private."
Meanwhile, a former owner of the local Libby Montana Bar & Grill said it's fun having the local connection to the game, but a Ravens/49ers matchup wasn't exactly the one he ordered.
"It's great for this area, it's bringing all of this attention to it," said Mark Metcalf. "It may be the next best thing, but it's way down the line, because having the Packers in the game is everything."
Metcalf says he knows better than to pledge his allegiance solely with either brother.
"People asked me who I'm for in this game, and I say I'm for the Harbaughs," said Metcalf.
Even with two former big ten punters in the family, the Delahunts know there's just no comparison.
"Having experienced two grandsons playing in a major football league at the same time was a thrill, but we cannot relate to what it must be like to be the parents of two head coaches in the Super Bowl," said the Delahunts.
The Delahunts said they would be keeping watch over their neighbors' house while they are out to make sure anyone unhappy with the game's outcome didn't make an unwelcome visit.
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Makes 4 servings
This refreshing granita will melt on your tongue like snow. A nice touch is to chill the serving glasses in advance.
¼ cup plus 2 tablespoons (2 shots) freshly brewed espresso
2/3 cup hot water
2 tablespoons sugar, or more to taste
Combine all the ingredients; stir to dissolve the sugar. Taste to adjust the sweetening; the flavor should be semisweet. Let cool to room temperature.
Pour the mixture into a 9- by 5-inch loaf pan, cover, and place in the freezer. After 30 minutes, or after the mixture has frozen around the edges, remove the pan from the freezer and scrape the mixture with a fork, moving it from the edge to the center. Repeat this 3 or 4 times, about once per hour, until the mixture is completely frozen and the ice crystals are fluffy.
Transfer to a covered freezer container and freeze for about an hour longer to dry the crystals.
To serve, scrape again with a fork and scoop into small glasses or demitasse cups. It melts quickly, so serve immediately.
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Could someone please send me a link or some info. on what foods my DD age 1 still cannot eat? I find different books say totally different things. Thanks
Could someone please send me a link or some info. on what foods my DD age 1 still cannot eat? I find different books say totally different things. Thanks
I don't have any links, but we just went for dd's 1yr check up. The dr said EVERYTHING is okay to eat now. Just be on the lookout for allergic reactions when giving new foods like peanut butter, fish, strawberries, etc.. he said the only thing to worry about now is the size of food so it is not a choking hazard.
Hope that helps!
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We're avoiding Peanut Butter until age 2. I believe the more a child is exposed to it under the age of two the higher the chance of developing an allergy to it.
Oh also we avoid refined sugar, food dyes, MSG, all of those really dangerous food additives.
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I've even read recommendations on waiting for peanut/pb until 3. I've also read that no matter the age of the child, probability of reaction to any food depends much on whether the parents of the child have food allergies. They don't necessarily have to be the same kinds of food. My main source of info also says for young children to avoid certain types of fish such as shark, swordfish, king mackerel, and tilefish.
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'The Mentalist's' Robin Tunney To Tie The Knot
Robin Tunney is planning a second wedding after accepting interior designer Nicky Marmet's proposal on Christmas Day.
The Mentalist star was holidaying in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil when her boyfriend popped the question - and she said yes.
Tunney tells UsMagazine.com, "The diamond was from his grandmother Mimi's engagement ring... It means so much that it was his grandmother's. She had a long and happy marriage to his grandfather. I like to think it's good luck!"
Marmet's holiday proposal was actually his second attempt to make Tunney his wife, after a bout of illness on the trip scuppered his first try.
Tunney reveals, "He'd made an earlier attempt at the beach in Bahia, but I had what I thought was Dengue Fever and I threw up over his shoulder when he was about to take the ring out. Mercifully, I recovered and was healthy enough to accept the second time."
Tunney was previously married to producer/director Bob Gosse from 1997 to 2002.


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Nashville Quotes & Notes
Kyle Busch Quotes
You are now two races away from tying Mark Martin for the career lead in Nationwide Series victories. What does that mean for you?
"All in all, the Mark Martin record – it's two away, it's three away from being my own. When and where that happens, we're not going to pick a date. It's too hard to do that. We have Darlington coming up, we've got Dover, and we're not going to do Richmond. There's definitely some good opportunity here to win three more races before June, or right into June. If everything goes right, then maybe we could do that. If it comes through this year, great. If not, then we'll just wait and try to do it next year."
What are your overall thoughts heading into Saturday's NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Nashville Superspeedway?
"The racetrack is real finicky. It's a fun place. It's a mile-and-a-third, and yet it almost feels more like a short track. You've got really long straightaways, really fast speeds and you get down in the corner and you have to use a lot of brake, but yet there's a lot of grip because of the concrete surface and the tire that Goodyear brings there. So, with the trucks and the Nationwide cars being there on the same weekend, I like it because it gives you a little bit. It's kind of like a Nationwide-Cup weekend, I guess. You get a little bit more track time and that kind of gives you maybe a little bit of an advantage. I enjoy the back-and-forth stuff. And Nashville, being a standalone, non-Cup weekend, seems to be a little bit more relaxing and a little bit easier. I'm looking forward to going to Nashville."
Kyle Busch: Two to Tie, Three to Win
HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. (April 19, 2011) – After last week's improbable victory in the Aaron's 312 NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway, Kyle Busch finds himself just two Nationwide wins away from tying the legendary Mark Martin for the lead in career wins in NASCAR's second-highest division as the series heads to Nashville (Tenn.) Superspeedway for Saturday's Nashville 300.
Martin has 49 Nationwide Series victories in his illustrious career, but Busch, driver of the No. 18 Z-Line Designs Toyota Camry for Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR), inched closer last week with a wild win that put his total at 47 trips to victory lane.
The fact Busch was even running at the end of last Saturday's race at Talladega was a shock, for it appeared that his day was over after being involved in a multi-car accident on lap 89. His No. 18 Z-Line Designs Toyota was a mangled mess, so much so that he was ready to take his car to the garage so his crew could load it up and get a head start on the trip home.
But crew chief Jason Ratcliff had other ideas. The veteran race-caller brought Busch to pit road, where a swarm of JGR crewmen went to work on repairing the Z-Line Designs Camry. Quick and tenacious effort during a series of stops allowed Busch to rejoin the field without losing a lap. And, with 32 laps remaining in a car seemingly held together with duct tape and sheer will, Busch rallied his way to the front with JGR teammate Joey Logano pushing him from behind.
With a shove from Logano on the last lap, Busch took the lead down the backstretch of the 2.66-mile oval and kept it in the right place at the right time when a melee erupted behind him that sent Mike Wallace's car airborne. With NASCAR having already attempted two green-white-checkered finishes, this caution provided the third and final strike. The race ended under caution with the field frozen just before entering turns three and four. Busch was clearly the leader when the caution flag waved, and after leading only three laps on three separate occasions – all before lap 36 – Busch was the leader on the lap that mattered most, allowing him to secure his fourth Nationwide win of the season and his second Nationwide win in a restrictor-plate race.
Busch not only moved closer to Martin, but also crossed another track off his Nationwide Series win list. There are 23 tracks throughout North America that will host a Nationwide race during the 2011 season. After scoring his first series victory at Talladega, Busch now has won at all but six of them.
Busch has never competed at one of those other six tracks – Road America in Elkhart Lake, Wis. – and is not scheduled to do so this season. And he only ran the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve road course in Montreal once, when he finished 10th in 2009. That leaves Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Darlington (S.C.) Raceway, the road course at Watkins Glen (N.Y.) International and Atlanta Motor Speedway as circuits he has competed at more than once yet not scored a Nationwide Series victory.
This week at Nashville, Busch will look to score his second Nationwide win at the 1.33-mile oval, as he took the checkered flag there in June 2009. Ratcliff was on top of the No. 18 pit box that night and would love nothing more than to gain a second win at a circuit he considers a "home" track.
After nine years working in various forms of racing around Texas, Ratcliff's breakthrough came in 1995, when he joined Sadler Racing in Nashville, Tenn., as a mechanic and rear tire changer for drivers Chuck Bown and Gary Bradberry in the Nationwide Series.
After two years with Sadler Racing, Ratcliff left the team and spent the 1997 and 1998 seasons at LAR Motorsports, headquartered in Columbia, Tenn., where he was chief mechanic for Casey Atwood and Jeff Purvis over the two-year span. Ratcliff left Tennessee following the 1998 season and spent 1999 to 2004 at Kentucky-based Brewco Motorsports, serving as a crew chief for Atwood, Jamie McMurray and David Green. He then moved to North Carolina and began his career with JGR.
Despite having left more than 10 years ago, Ratcliff has several ties to the Nashville area as his parents and his sister live there.
And he'd love nothing more than to get a victory in front of family and friends, while helping his driver and friend inch closer to a record.
Joey Logano Quotes
"More than anything, I really need to thank Harvest Investments and Harvest-Properties.com for coming aboard to sponsor the event. That is huge, because this team has been running good all year long and to let the owner's championship points lead slip away because we didn't have sponsorship would have been tough to swallow. Times are tough now and everyone is having trouble finding sponsorships, so to be able to have a company step up at the last minute because they want to see this team continue and chase that title is huge. So I can't thank Harvest Investments and Harvest-Properties.com enough. Hopefully, we can repay them for doing this with a win and an even bigger points lead.
"I'm excited to go to Nashville because I've always run well there, but more than anything, I'm excited for the guys on the team. They were really bummed at not going to Nashville, especially after the way we've been improving week-to-week with a pretty much brand new team. After Talladega, when we looked at the points and saw we had increased the points lead, it was a downer. Then, when things came along, I told them 'let's get it done.' So this is a big shot in the arm for those guys and might just give them the added push to get this No. 20 Toyota back into Victory Lane.
"I love Nashville. It's just a great place to go. I really wish the Cup cars would race there, but since they don't, I would hate to miss a race there in the Nationwide deal. I won my first pole there and one of my Nationwide wins came at Nashville, so it's pretty special to me. I've already got one of those guitars, but I'm ready for another one. And we've run well there every year we've been there. My first year, we got wrecked, but we were running in the top-five when we did. And last year, we were one of the cars to beat, but pit strategy came back and bit us. So the results might not show how strong we are, but it's probably one of my better tracks. That makes me even more confident going into the weekend as well."
Harvest Investments Toyota News and Notes
- LAST MINUTE CHANGE… HERE COMES JOEY & THE NO. 20 TEAM: Due to a lack of sponsorship, the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota and driver Joey Logano were not originally scheduled to run this weekend at Nashville Superspeedway. However, a number of factors following this past Saturday's event at Talladega Superspeedway changed that. First, with Logano's second-place finish at Talladega, the No. 20 JGR team extended its points lead in the NASCAR Nationwide Series Owner's standings to 13 points over its JGR teammates, the No. 18 team. Second, a new sponsor jumped on board Sunday evening to make the trip possible. Harvest Investments, LLC & Harvest-Properties.com have signed on with Joe Gibbs Racing for a one-race sponsorship to allow the No. 20 team and Logano to head to Nashville to continue the strong start to the season and continue the chance to run for the Nationwide Series Owner's Championship, which Joe Gibbs Racing has won three years in a row (No. 20 team in 2008, No. 18 team in 2009 & 2010). The team was originally scheduled to run the first seven races, with Nashville being the first without sponsorship and not on the schedule. Now, with Nashville back on the schedule, the team will run through Dover. As of now, the team doesn't have sponsorship for Iowa, but is still looking for interested companies.
- THANKS HARVEST INVESTMENTS: Harvest Investments, LLC and Harvest-Properties.com will serve at Logano's primary sponsor for this weekend's event at Nashville Superspeedway. "Loyalty goes both directions and this is our way of showing our appreciation to Joey and the entire Logano family for their continued support in Harvest Investments," said founder Mark Paley. Harvest Investments was established in 1992 to acquire and manage multi-family apartment properties as a means of generating significant cash flow, a consistent return on capital and long-term capital appreciation. Harvest Investments main office is located in Wethersfield, CT. For more information about Harvest Investments, call (860) 529-5158. Harvest-Properties.com is where coming home is the best part of the day. Harvest-Properties.com offers lovely and affordable housing with locations throughout the United States, offering efficient, one bedroom, two bedroom and three bedroom apartment homes. Harvest-Properties.com can assist anyone in finding the perfect place to call home. For more, visit www.harvest-properties.com.
- FROM TIME OFF TO OVERTIME FOR NO. 20 TEAM: Members of the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing team had a number of different plans for the coming Easter weekend. Some were going to local racetracks to check out the action. Others were going to take a vacation during one of their few off weekends. Others were going to spend time with family. However, when word came down Sunday that the team would now be competing at Nashville Superspeedway instead of taking the race off due to a lack of sponsorship, the team got right to work. Starting Sunday afternoon, the team had to start preparing a car that had just been sitting in the shop previously in an effort to get it ready to head to Nashville on Wednesday evening. The team had to go over the car, scale it, set it up and decal it all in just a few days.
- CHASSIS: The JGR team will take chassis #20113 to Nashville this weekend. The chassis was built new at the JGR shops this past off-season and was run for the first time earlier this year at Phoenix. In that race, Logano qualified the car third and finished sixth.
- STAT OF THE WEEK:1.3 In three-career starts at Nashville Superspeedway, Logano has a career-average starting position of 1.3 and Logano has never started worse than second at the track. Those stats include two poles, coming in 2008 and 2010. His pole in 2008 marked his first-career NASCAR Nationwide Series pole, coming in just his second-career start.
Brian Scott Quotes
On His 50th Career Start…
"It hasn't felt like I've made 50 starts in the series but I am at the point now where I am starting to go back to tracks for a second third or even a fourth time so it's definitely nice to be going back to these tracks with more experience. I feel like I'm able to get up to speed even quicker just from getting more seat time. Nashville is where I made my first career start in the Nationwide Series so hopefully we can get a better finish.
"I love racing at Nashville. Nashville was a great track for me in the Truck Series – I finished second there in the Trucks and it's just a track I feel really confident about visiting. For some reason I've always done better at the concrete tracks. I've won at Dover in the trucks and I feel like I adapt well at Bristol. Nashville is definitely a track where I feel like I could get my first win. Hopefully we will have a good car and will at least get a good top-five finish or even a win."
No.11 Shore Lodge Team Notes of Interest
- Brian Scott and the No. 11 Shore Lodge Toyota team head to the "Music City" for this weekend's Nashville 300 at Nashville Superspeedway. This weekend's race in Nashville is the first "stand alone" event for the NASCAR Nationwide Series in 2011.
- This weekend's 300-mile race at Nashville Superspeedway marks an anniversary for Scott. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver made his first career NASCAR Nationwide Series start at the 1.33-mile track on April 11, 2009.
- In addition to Nashville being the track at which Scott made his Nationwide Series debut, it also becomes the track at which the Boise, Id.-native will be making his 50th career start in NASCAR Nationwide Series competition.
- Scott has three previous starts in Nationwide Series competition at Nashville Superspeedway. He earned his best Nashville finish during the 2010 spring race in which he scored a 15th-place finish after starting the event from the 13th position. Scott started the 2010 fall race at Nashville from the 19th position but was scored with a 28th-place finish after the engine on his car expired with just 30 laps remaining.
- Scott also has two career starts in Truck Series competition at Nashville with his best effort being a second-place finish during the 2009 Truck Series race.
- Last Race: Scott earned an 11th-place finish at Talladega Superspeedway during last weekend's Aaron's 312. Scott scored an 11th-place finish despite minor damage sustained on the No. 11 Shore Lodge Toyota during an incident just past the halfway point of the race.
- Scott's 11th-place finish at Talladega maintained his eighth-place position in the NASCAR Nationwide Series driver point standings. The finish did allow him to close ground on the championship point leader. He sits a mere 27 points behind leader Jason Leffler.
- Chassis #116 is the car Scott will race this weekend at Nashville Superspeedway. Chassis #116 is the same car Scott raced to a 12th-place finish at Bristol Motor Speedway last month. Chassis #106 will serve as the backup. This car has not yet been raced in 2011.
- To access information on Brian Scott and No. 11 Team visit: www.joegibbsracing.com and follow twitter.com/bscottracing and twitter.com/joegibbsracing.


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Heat storage is fairly self-descriptive. It can be done by adding a heavy, dark-colored mass, usually bricks, or a phase-changing material, often salt, to the cooking area of the solar cooker. The mass is able to heat up before the food is added, and stay hot while the food is cooking. Then it gives back the heat, stabilizing the cooking temperature, and extending cooking time into the evening. Alternately a mass or phase-change material can be heated during the day alone and then used for cooking after dark or possibly the next day.
Heat storage can also refer to heating a phase changing medium, typically oils, salts, or waxes to a high temperature and then storing it in a well-insulated container. Cooking can be done at a later time in the kitchen, as the hot medium is delivered on-demand via piping to the heat the cooking surface. The ARUN®100 with Thermal Storage at Ramkrishna Mission, Chennai, India stores heat by sending excess steam to the standby boiler system pressurizing the water supply. Steam used for cooking is later regenerated by flashing the pressurized tank.
- May 2016: Solar thermal excellence award - Ramakrishna Mission Students' Home in Chennai was recently conferred with an award for Concentrated Solar Thermal Excellence (CST) for their Solar Cooking System by MNRE, Government of India. The award was given for the school's installation of the ARUN 100 institutional solar steam generating and heat storage system. Award for excellence - NYOOOZ
- March 2016: Antonia Lecouna Neumann reports: "We use erythritol as heat storage material, cheap, durable, edible and has a melting heat similar to ice. We found it superior to other alternatives although long term durability is still an issue."
- December 2015: Experimentation with sensible heat storage and lessons learned - Mik Hartwell used a recycled satellite disk and a cluster of steel rods for a heat sink, to see if he could cook a meal after the sun had set. The rods got very hot, cooking a meal and holding heat for several hours, but were difficult to work with. Read more...
- July 2015: Advances continue in molecular heat storage possibilities - Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) professor, Jeffery Grossman explains how molecular heat storage research is advancing. Solar cooking is a prime candidate for this potentially game changing process to allow cooking early in the morning or in the evening. Specific molecules are able to store heat energy when exposed to sunlight, and release it at a desired time when stimulated by a catalyst. * Update January 2016: MIT researchers feel their discovery might not be suited for solar cooking.
- October 2014: Norwegian start-up tackles heat storage for solar cookers - Guro Seim, CEO of Morpho Solar, announced a breakthrough in the heat storage capabilities for solar cookers. They hope to have a production model ready within a year and a half. The breakthrough was recognized with a $8,000 USD award from the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy this past August. The company will begin selling the cooker in Europe, and under an agreement with Cambridge, Mass.-based One Earth Designs in the United States. Read more...
- August 2104: Steam heat storage system used for institutional cooking in India - Ram Krishna Mission Student's Home, Chennai, India wanted to adopt solar cooking system for its hostel. However the desired cooking times and the availability of sunshine was not matching up. Breakfast is cooked at 4.00 a.m. and lunch cooking starts at 7.00 a.m., while dinner is cooked after 5.00 p.m. A steam-based system, the ARUN®100, with heat storage was designed and commissioned on October 26, 2013. Read more about it at: ARUN®100 with Thermal Storage at Ramkrishna Mission, Chennai - Ajay Chandak
- April 2014: A molecular approach to solar heat storage Researchers MIT and Harvard University have posted promising results from experiments involving energizing photo-switching molecules, known as azobenzene, to store solar heat gain for extended periods. The molecules are then triggered much later to release their energy for uses requiring heat. Apparently the approach will not be effective for generating electricity, but cooking is a prime candidate. Read more at: A molecular approach to solar power.
- Cooking may be done at night.
- Cooking may continue if the sun goes behind clouds.
- The cooker's temperature does not drop too much when cold food is added.
Types of heat storage
- Sensible heat storage: This means holding heat in a material without changing its phase when heat is added or removed. Rocks and bricks are examples, which become hot, but remain solid. Oil may become hot, but remains liquid. Much more heat can be stored in oil than in water since water can only be raised to 100 °C (212 °F) without pressurizing it.
- Latent heat storage: This is usually accomplished by using solar heat to melt a special material, and then when the heat is needed, it is drawn from said material. As it re-solidifies, it releases this heat. A very large amount of heat is stored this way, and the temperature during melting or solidification remains constant. The material must melt at a "reasonable" temperature, hot enough to begin and complete the cooking of food, but also low enough to be attainable using solar energy. It must also be reasonably non-toxic, stable, easy to work with, and of course affordable. Salt, Erythritol, and citric acid may be candidates. Another latent heat storage approach is to chemically change a medium, usually under intense heat, and then when it is changed back to it's original form, heat for cooking is released. Research is being done using quicklime (CaO) as this type of medium.
Sensible heat storage examples
Solar Rice Cooker
The late Christopher Jordan working in Cambodia, experimented with various styles of solar cookers appropriate for use in locations fairly close to the equator. He became interested in finding ways to extend the available cooking time to early evening. He preferred a simple 'V' shape cooker with fairly tall reflector sides. See: Solar Rice Cooker. The design allows space for dark-colored rocks or bricks to be placed under the cooking pot. Acting like a thermal flywheel, the rocks will soak up heat all day, and give it back in the evening. However, regardless of the style cooker, the rocks need to be insulated to retain their heat, once the sun nears the horizon. He did some experimentation with rock salt as a storage medium, but found it too viscous to be practical. Each locale should each have a viable source of dark-colored rocks, bricks, or sand to use however.
Basically then, additional heat is retained for cooking by adding thermal mass, with dark bricks, oil in vacuum tubes, or phase-changing salts, which give back their heat once the sun begins to set. Or, heat can be retained by adding insulation. This has typically been done by removing cook pots from the oven and placing them in heat-retention cooking baskets to allow the food to continue cooking with its own heat. In some areas where solar cooking has been introduced, the residents have embraced the heat retention cooking ideas over the solar cooking solution due to cultural concerns.
Heat retention solar oven
A solar cooker that economically adds both mass and super-insulation as part of the design, is possibly best suited to a solar box cooker approach. This will require a dimensionally larger cooker to fit enough insulation and mass. Also, initial heat-up times will increase to reach working cooking temperatures. The transparent glass panel will need an insulated cover to be placed when solar gain is not available. However, the ovens may be able to reach higher temperatures than are typically achieved, and hold that heat into the evening, and possibly overnight. An oven may take a couple days to reach maximum output. Because of the higher temperature potential, and the prospect that ovens be left out, always on, in all-weather conditions, oven construction materials will need to be non-combustible and weatherproof.
Scheffler heat storage system (sensible)
Research is also continuing with incorporating a Scheffler reflector with a heat storage unit. The Scheffler reflector has shown to be an effective way to concentrate heat input to the storage device, with minimal loss of temperature due to not requiring an heat exchanging mechanism. Intense sunlight is focussed at an absorption plate attached to an insulated concrete block located inside of the kitchen wall. The block has a system of imbedded metal rods to help evenly distribute the heat within the storage device. It will be important to cover the absorption plate at night, and use insulated covers over the cook plates on top of the storage block when they are not being used for cooking. Early testing has shown cooking in the evening will be possible hours after the sun has set, and potentially early the next morning as well. Read more about the research: Construction and Improvement of a Scheffler Reflector and Thermal Storage Device, November, 2010 - Jason Rapp
Latent heat storage examples
Quicklime heat storage
The use of quicklime(CaO) for heat storage is not a new concept. Under intense heat, water vapor is released from calcium hydroxide and quicklime is created. Then at a later time, water can be added back to the quicklime, releasing its heat for cooking. It has been proposed that a community Scheffler reflector would have the capacity to 'charge' CaO units for approximately twenty-five families each day. Families could pick-up their unit of CaO and return to their homes where the CaO would be placed in a special cooker. Cooking heat is controlled by regulating the amount of water added back to the CaO. Benefits of such an approach will allow cooking to happen when the user wishes, inside the home and at night. The materials involved are widely available and nontoxic. Read more: Development and Testing of a Regenerative Rechargable Solar Stove System
Evaporative cooling
Sometimes it is desirable to keep fresh foods cool, rather than focussing on gathering and storing heat for cooking purposes. A simple evaporative cooler can provide a solution. The Pot-in-pot cooler uses two clay pots, one inside the other, separated by a sand barrier. The sand is saturated with water and the cooler is covered with a wet towel. As the water slowly evaporates, heat is taken from the clay pots, keeping perishable food inside cool and fresh for some time.
Audio and video
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- February 2016: Solar Cooking with Heat Storage: Experiments using PCM and figures of merits for solar cookers (Abstract) António Lecuona, University of Carlos III-Madrid, Spain
- February 2016: Portable Stored Solar Thermal Energy for Household Use - University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Sun Buckets, Inc.
- July 2015: Review on thermal energy storage with phase change materials and applications, October 2007 - Science Direct
- September 2014: Molton Salt Solar Cooker - Jitendra kumar Dash, Omprakash Parida, Swastik Tripathy and Sagar Dutta, Silicon Institute of Technology, Bhubaneswar, India
- September 2013: Development and Optimization of a Thermal-Storage Solar Cooker - David Gordon Wilson
- July 2006: Solar Cooker for Evening / Night Cooking Using Solar Heat Storage Materials - Someshwer Dutt Sharma
- July 2006: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS OF THE SOLAR COOKING SYSTEM WITH OR WITHOUT HEAT STORAGE FOR FAMILIES AND INSTITUTIONS - Eugenia Vieira Silva
Articles in the media
- May 2016: How Solar + Storage Can Be Cheaper Than Coal - Clean Technica
- January 2016: A new way to store solar heat - MIT News
- December 2015: This solar cooker will work at night too - The Times of India
- December 15, 2015 IISc scientists develop solar cooking device - Deccan Herald (New Delhi)
- April 2014: A molecular approach to solar power - today's energy solutions
- December 2013: Solar-Powered - New University
Gates Foundation UCI recipients explain their goals for improving their heat storage solar cooking system.
- November 2013: Gates Foundation supports development of solar cooker using heat storage - University of California Newsroom
- February 2012: Ten solar cookers that work at night - Engineering for Change
- August 2010: Project Report 8/10, (Extending solar cooking times) - engineeringforchange.org
- June 2008: Storing the Sun: Molten Salt Provides Highly Efficient Thermal Storage - Renewable Energy World
See also
- ARUN 100 with Thermal Storage variation, 2014 - Ajay Chandak
- Construction and Improvement of a Scheffler Reflector and Thermal Storage Device, November, 2010 - Jason Rapp
- Stored Energy Solar Cookstove for Rajasthan, India.
- Heat-retention cooking
- Solar Rice Cooker
- Solar Cooker for Evening / Night Cooking Using Solar Heat Storage Materials, July, 2006 - Someshwer Dutt Sharma
- Wolfgang Scheffler
- Michael Götz
- Dieter Seifert
- Development and Testing of a Regenerative Rechargable Solar Stove System - Tewodros Eshetu, Shimeles Desalegn, and Dr. A.Venkata Ramayya
External links
- Chemical cookers - Ashok Kundapur
- Construction and Improvement of a Scheffler Reflector and Thermal Storage Device, 2010
- Night Cooking Solar Cooker Using Molten Sodium Chloride as Phase Change Material - O Parida, et al.
- Solar Cooker Storage - Christopher Jordan
- Molten Salt Solar Cooker, Silicon Institute of Technology, Bhubaneswar, India
- The Heat Retention Solar Oven by Ronald L. Conte Jr.
- Heat Retention Cooking vs. Solar Cooking - Mike Bridgwater
- Development and Testing of a Regenerative Rechargable Solar Stove System
- November 2009: Wolfgang Scheffler discussed thermal storage in an interview: "We did some samples. We did a small iron which we used in Portugal in some installations for many years. Because it's small, 50 kilograms of iron is just a few litres, you know, it's like six litres of iron, so it's quite small, so it still cools down a lot. Like when you have 450 degrees in the evening, in the morning you have 300 degrees. If you increase the mass of iron, like what you talked about, like 300, 400 kilograms, then that drop is only 50 degrees overnight. But then the next day you still have a lot of energy to cook and to use."[1]


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Five North American Studies majors from Laurier participated in Crossing Borders 2014: A Multi-Disciplinary Student Conference on the United States, Canada and Border Issue, hosted by the University of Buffalo, March 13-14.
Students Nathan Bartlam, Heidi Madden, Juan Castillo Romero, Lisa-Anne Pilkey and Elliot White presented original research at the 19th annual conference. Their research covered a range of topics, including the representation of Mexico in North American country music; the figure of the coyote in United States-Mexico border film; Canadian nation branding in Molson beer commercials; the construction of national identity through Tim Hortons and Coca-Colas advertising campaigns; and the role of technology/reality television in the portrayal of Alaska as the last frontier.
Presenting a paper at Crossing Borders has stimulated my interest in North American Studies, taking it in a whole new direction and making me more confident in presenting myself to a formal academic audience, said Castillo Romero, who was initially nervous about presenting but, in the end, was pleased with his participation.
The students research was developed in the capstone course in Lauriers North American Studies Program, NO401: Borders and Boundaries in North America, taught by Associate Professor Katherine Ann Roberts. This is the third time that North American Studies students have participated in this event.
It was my first time presenting a paper at a conference and I think it is something a student should think about doing, especially during their undergraduate degree, said Bartlam. There were many interesting and thought-provoking topics and it was well organized and structured. It was enjoyable to speak with students from different universities and hear their opinions on various border topics.
The conference was co-hosted by Brock University and sponsored by the Consulate General of Canada in New York and the Consulate General of the United States in Toronto. Heidi Kutz, the deputy consul general of Canada in New York, welcomed conference attendees at the opening reception. The Laurier students joined participants from several American and Canadian universities, the majority of who study at the graduate level.
Meeting students at all levels of study and a variety of faculty members was definitely the highlight, said Madden. It was nice to be able to converse with Americans who study Canada and are aware of trans-border issues. Many of the participants were born in Canada and are now working in the United States, or vice versa, and they brought a unique perspective to the discussions.
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