The Couple to Couple League Approach to Natural Family Planning Instruction

Material appearing below is an advertisement for Couple to Couple League, which teaches the full sympto-thermal method of natural family planning to groups of learner couples through a cadre of well-trained teaching couples

Solar dynamic heat rejection technology. Task 2: Heat pipe radiator development

This report covers the design, fabrication, and test of several dual slot heat pipe engineering development units. The following dual-slot heat pipes were fabricated and tested: two 6-ft. aluminum heat pipes; a 20-ft. aluminum heat pipe; and a 20-ft. aluminum heat pipe with a four-leg evaporator section. The test results of all four test articles are presented and compared to the performance predicted by the design software. Test results from the four-leg article are incomplete. The methodology for fabricating stainless steel dual slot heat pipes was also studied by performing a tool life test with different single point cutters, and these results are also presented. Although the dual-slot heat pipe has demonstrated the potential to meet the requirements for a high capacity radiator system, uncertainties with the design still exist. The startup difficulties with the aluminum test articles must be solved, and a stainless steel/methanol heat pipe should be built and tested

Announcing a New Magazine

Pamphlet advertising new publication: The Champion of Youth. Student Publications: The Campus Newspaper Collectio

At Taxpayers\u27 Expense

Planning and managing growth are fundamental responsibilities of any local government. It should be recognized that sprawling development can actually be more costly in the long run, not only to a particular municipality but also to those around it that may be affected by its decisions. Inter-municipal collaboration could curb costs and prevent actions that are detrimental to neighboring communities. These are complex issues, and sprawl is just one of several components involved; however, the role it plays must be examined and evaluated

State of Maine Agricultural and Industrial League Constitution

A scanned version of a pamphlet that provided the constitution for the State of Maine Agricultural and Industrial League published in 1917. The object of the league was to a) bring about cooperation between producer and consumer in the marketing of farm products and encourage and assist in the advancement and development of agriculture and rural life, b) create, through publicity, a wider knowledge of the natural resources of the state of Maine and aid in their development, c) aid in the development of hotel interests and tourist traffic, and d) aid in securing the economical production and distribution of foods and other farm products, providing Maine grown food for the people of the state