Fire Starters Help Disabled Workers In Minnesota Parks
Lifeworks Service in Eagan teams with campers and disabled workers to produce Fire Starters. Paper tubes filled with shredded paper and wax become inexpensive campfire fuel sold in Minnesota state parks and through Lifeworks for home use, with proceeds supporting the workers.
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Minneapolis
Lifeworks Service
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Betsy Gadbois
Lifeworks
Hastings
Kevin Mauch
Tina Schwendeman
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Curly
Moe
Larry
Doug Kirchner
Nicholas Radmanovich
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Gadbois
Lifeworks.org
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Dell Zorn
Lifeworks Services
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Waxing the Liberty Bell to guard its inner surface
Museum tech Jonathan Miller applied a protective wax to the bell's interior after crowds dispersed. Park Service officials long noted ammonium sulfate buildup from fertilizer particles and now use wax to protect the dark cavity while discouraging touching.
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Philadelphia
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Upper Darby
Andrew Lins
Conservation Department
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Park Service
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Liberty Bell Pavilion
New
Liberty Bell Center
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Fifth
Sixth Streets
Bob Giannini
England
British Museum
Black box helps solve mystery of plane crashes
An overview explains how Flight Data Recorder and Cockpit Voice Recorder capture pre crash data. It details survival hardware like the Crash Survivable Memory Unit and Underwater Locator Beacons that aid post crash investigations and the push toward real time transmission of flight data.
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