Cold Storage for Brownouts Aims to Cut Power Strain
New York based National Center for Energy Management and Power at the University of Pennsylvania develops a night storage cooling system using eutectic salt hydrates to cut daytime power demand. Prototypes set to operate within a year could reduce overall power use by 15 percent and peak demand by 60 percent, though bulky storage units limit applicability to larger homes rather than single room conditioners.
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What Do You Like by HAL BOYLE
New York AP humor piece asks a string of provocative questions about personal habits morals and quirks to gauge normalcy. The rapid fire questions cover anger secrecy superstition and daily life with a closing poke at the reader’s self assessment.
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The Gates That Never Lose Behind Monmouth Library Doors
The front gates of the Murray and Leonie Guggenheim Memorial Library at Monmouth College in New Jersey are known as The Gates That Never Lose.
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