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DOE support for these industry-led projects provides each company access to ORNL’s nuclear experts and facilities. The total funding for projects involving ORNL is approximately $9.5 million, and additional industry cost-sharing for two projects pushes the total value to approximately $12 million.

Most people in the US talk over copper instead of fiber. And the bulk of the copper was installed, oh, say, before I was born. This fun little built-in speed bump is going to limit widespread broadband adoption for quite a while. Cable modems have their limitations too.

The easiest upgrade for the AMD version would be to just add a hard drive, but our unit didn’t feature the cable (it’s proprietary) to hook it up to the motherboard. Acer customer forum posters have said it’s in the box.

Connecticut residents struggling to pay their utility bills this winter can apply for home heating assistance through their local CAA (see attached list). Connecticut’s Community Action Agencies are the only nonprofit agencies administering this critical home heating assistance program to Connecticut’s most vulnerable residents. Each CAA has application intake sites throughout their service regions and may include town halls, so those interested should check with their local CAA for a complete site listing.

Reworked scrap wrought iron, AFAIK. Yes, the real thing, but not of recent manufacture. And very expensive, for conservation work when some English Heritage person gets a bee in their bonnet about a bit of steel.

The ANCOR Foundation inducted former One Vision CEO John Severtson into its Legacy Leaders Circle at its annual meeting April 17 in Alexandria, Virginia. The award honors long-time members who made significant contributions to the group, which includes more than 1,400 intellectual and developmental disability providers. Severtson served as CEO of One Vision, formerly Opportunity Village, from 2002 to 2014. 

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On the West Coast highway of the US, there are bridges made during the New Deal. They have held up really well in the salt air, and I’m sure I heard they are wrought iron. However, I once saw a “wrought iron” machine that was like a giant taffy puller that automated the process and I’m pretty sure they sprinkled silica sand as the hot iron was churned and that is where the best strong and stringy fibered wrought iron came from. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnndSkcjlBw

Individuals and the teams that they collaborate within will be making the application decisions since they are the ones who’ll be using them. If the advanced collaborative “systems” that have been hinted at in this article come to exist then I’d have to agree with this prediction.

Each evening after shooting, I’d find myself meticulously and repeatedly ramrodding chemical-coated patches down my barrel, scrubbing and removing the corrosive residue until my white patches emerged without a sign of remaining powder. A season without cleaning would eventuate in a locked up, inoperable gun. If you need everything quick, clean, and easy, muzzleloading is probably not for you.