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Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library 3D Printing Services | Monterey Park, CA - Official Website
It supports the entirety of the 3D pipeline—modeling, rigging, animation, simulation, rendering, compositing and motion tracking, video editing and 2D animation pipeline.DesignSpark is a platform that provides design solutions and supports engineers to accelerate design cycle time, allow rapid prototyping and get changes to market quickly: from design to manufacturing.Tinkercad is a free online collection of software tools that help people all over the world think, create and make. We’re the ideal introduction to Autodesk, the leader in 3D design, engineering and entertainment software.

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Instructables is a fantastic and vivid community portal where users can share their DIY projects, including things made for 3D printing.STLFinder is another search engine for 3D printer files that will crawl the internet, bringing up results for free STL files and 3D printer models.Thingiverse is a thriving design community for discovering, making, and sharing 3D printable things. In the spirit of maintaining an open platform, all designs are encouraged to be licensed under a Creative Commons license, meaning that anyone can use or alter any design.Yeggi is a search engine for 3D print files only.Note: These files are for personal use only and you are responsible for ensuring the quality of these files before submitting to the Library.

 
 
 

 
 
 

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Electromagnetic Interference Laboratory | Glenn Research Center | NASA
Electrical power is provided through filtered AC lines to eliminate transfer of interfering signals such as radio, TV, and RADAR.
The large shielded enclosure is a fully functional package with support for stirred and tuned mode operation with Statistical Mode Averaged Reverberation test. This methodology of test is good for Immunity test or Shielding Effectiveness test.
Quick Facts
The EMI Lab has successfully verified every piece of flight hardware to leave Glenn Research Center (GRC) since its completion in circa 1995.   Significant cost  and schedule savings have been realized by projects with the ability to test EMI compliance on-site.
Recent upgrades to the facility include anechoic chamber treatment for small payloads, mode-tune reverberation chamber characterization for large payloads and high frequency test equipment will allow GRC to be a key NASA program participant, testing its Spaceflight hardware to increasingly stringent program requirements.
The EMI Lab also aligns GRC with the administration’s renewed focus on alternative energy sources, since all electric systems (automobile, solar power, wind, battery) will require adherence to Federal Communications Commission and possibly Conducted Emissions regulations for Electromagnetic Interference.

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Electromagnetic Interference Laboratory

Shielded Test Facilities
32′ x 24′ x 16′ (Large)12′ x 16′ x 8′ (Small)

The EMI facility consists of three shielded rooms, two test chambers, and a control room. The rooms meet the electromagnetic wave attenuation requirements used by the National Security Agency (NSA).
Wi-fi is available outside shield rooms for connectivity with NASA wi-fi devices.

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Large test enclosure: 32 by 24 by 16 ft, Door: 10 by 14 ft
Small test enclosure: 12 by 16 by 8 ft, Door: 6 by 7 ft
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Blue Mountain Wild Forest - NYSDEC
Two designated tent sites are accessed from the Barker Pond Parking Area at the end of the 0.6 mile Barker Pond Road, which is accessed from State Route 28/30 via the O'Neil Flow Road. One site is near the parking area and the second is a short distance away on the shore of Barker Pond.
These tent sites are located on the portion of Township 19 Tract Conservation Easement Lands south of the O'Neill Flow Road where there are full public recreation rights. Logging activity may occur in the area at certain times and for safety reasons roads or sections of roads may be closed. The forest preserve lands of the Blue Mountain Wild Forest are adjacent to the south and west. Most of the eastern portion of Barker Pond lies in the forest preserve.
One designated tent site is 0.6 mile down the Minerva Club Road within the Township 20 Public Use Area. This site is designed to accommodate vehicles and/or campers.
There are three designated tent sites on the shore of Rock Lake which can be accessed from the Rock Lake Trailhead.
There are two designated tent sites on the east shore of Lake Durant along the unmaintained Old Route 28 Road. The northern entrance to the road is located across from the Lake Durant Overlook Parking Area. The road rejoins State Route 30, just west of DEC Lake Durant Campground.
There are three designated tent sites on the west side of Lake Durant which are accessible from Cascade Pond Trailhead and parking area. One site is located near the parking area and two waterfront sites are farther down the road.
The two lean-tos are on the shore of Tirrell Pond and along the Northville Placid Trail. The Tirell Pond lean-to is at the north end of the pond while the O'Neill Flow lean-to is located at the south end. Tirell Pond and its lean-tos can be accessed by float plane. Those wishing to experience camping by float plane should contact one of the Adirondack float plane operators.
Campers who desire more amenities may camp at the nearby Lake Durant Campground or Lake Eaton Campground and take day trips into the Blue Mountain Wild Forest.

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Erie Canalway Trail - Rochester to Fairport | Empire State Trail
If you're leaving early, a Your Suite Success™ Grab It & Go bag is available for the two hours prior to breakfast.
Guest rooms are equipped with premium bedding, refrigerators and microwaves, coffee makers, hair dryers, irons and ironing boards. Keep your electronic devices charged with the recharge device including AC and USB outlets provided in all guest rooms.

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 2085 Hylan Drive, Rochester, NY 14623

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Del Monte Lodge- A Renaissance Hotel & Spa, The

Located in the upscale small town of Pittsford, right on the Erie Canal Heritage Trail, The Del Monte Lodge Renaissance Rochester Hotel & Spa offers stylish comfort near celebrated attractions. Embrace luxury accommodation in beautifully appointed rooms and suites with flat-panel TVs, refined design elements and pillowtop beds. Delight your senses with delectable pasta, seafood, steaks and creative cocktails at Erie Grill, our distinctive on-site restaurant led by acclaimed chef John Freezee. Enjoy a coveted location near east Rochester within minutes of golf courses, the Finger Lakes district and Greater Rochester International Airport, accessible via a free shuttle. Host memorable meetings, weddings and social affairs in inspiring event space, enhanced by expert planners and custom catering. Punctuate a full day of business or exploration with a restorative massage, beauty or wellness treatment at our spa. Experience elevated hospitality at The Del Monte Lodge Renaissance Rochester Hotel & Spa.

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 41 S. Main Street, Pittsford, NY 14534

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Woodcliff Hotel and Spa

For over three decades, guests have enjoyed unrivaled views of the Bristol Hills and Rochester skyline from Woodcliff Hotel & Spa. The iconic 236-guestroom hotel is situated atop the highest point in Monroe County. With an array of activities to experience, Woodcliff Hotel & Spa is the perfect getaway for couples, families, and business travelers alike. Over 14,000 square-feet of event space, including a stunning event center fit for groups up to 500, makes Woodcliff Rochester's premier event venue.
Maybrook Trailway - Pawling to Hopewell Junction | Empire State Trail
21 Bykenhulle Rd, Hopewell Junction, NY 12533

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Pawling House Bed & Breakfast

Take in the scene views and country charm of Pawling at this five bedroom B&B. Quietly set back in a woodland setting, it’s just a short walk into town from the Pawling House. Fill your days exploring local history sites, or get outdoors – you’ll find great hiking at Nuclear Lake and the adjacent AT, or explore the Great Swamp. Farms, farmers markets, and antique shops are waiting for you. At night, head out to Daryl’s House for a live concert, then after a restful night’s sleep awaken to a three-course homemade breakfast. Enjoy country life at it’s finest.

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 105 W Main St, Pawling, NY 12564

 (845) 855-3851 

 
Station Inn Pawling

Steps away from the Metro-North train station in Pawling, you’ll find you don't need a car to escape to the country! Each of the ten guest rooms at this boutique inn features a crisp, modern design. The Inn is located in the heart of the quaint village of Pawling, with shops and restaurants just steps away. Lyft and taxi service is available to Daryl’s House, where you’ll enjoy live music and Sunday Bluegrass Brunch. On a lazy summer day, head over to Pawling's Lakeside Park and take a swim!

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 7 Memorial Avenue, Pawling, NY 12564

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Inn at Arbor Ridge

30 rooms including jacuzzi & honeymoon suites. Free WiFi, cable TV. Refrigerator & microwave in some rooms. Pets welcome. Meeting & Conference Facilities for 30 people. Onsite catering facility for 300 people. Weekly & Monthly Rates available.

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 17 Route 376, Hopewell Junction, NY 12533

 (845) 227-7700 

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Erie Canalway Trail - Rome to Utica | Empire State Trail
Enjoy your stay at the Burrstone Inn, Choice Ascend Hotel Collection. The hotel is located in a prime location in New Hartford, NY. The Burrstone Inn is immersed in local culture and surrounded by many delicious restaurants, exciting attractions and bustling nightlife. Experience a tour of the Saranac Matt Brewery, see a Utica Comets hockey game at Adirondack Bank Center or just take it easy and relax by the outdoor pool located safely in the center of the building. The location is only five minutes from downtown Utica, and just minutes away from Utica College and Saint Luke’s Medical Campus. The in-house restaurant has an inviting atmosphere and a full bar. Find delicious local favorites, savory specials of the night, and delectable desserts. The hotel has many other amenities including a fitness center, business center, free high-speed wifi, free parking, and a complimentary continental breakfast. The Burrstone Inn is a smoke-free and pet-friendly building. Request a tour of the four beautiful banquet rooms that are ready to be set up and decorated for any special occasion. At the Burrstone Inn, they strive to make each guest experience a memorable one. They pride themselves on excellent hospitality and cleanliness. The staff promises to greet you with a smile and do all they can to make your stay easy and comfortable.

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 1777 Burrstone Rd., New Hartford, NY 13413

 (315) 797-2131 

 
Hotel Utica an Ascend Hotel Collection Member

Historic hotel with elegantly appointed rooms furnished in 18th century charm. Conveniently located in downtown Utica. Suites and whirlpool rooms available. Complimentary deluxe continental breakfast bar, free WiFi, fitness room.
Built in 1912, located in the heart of the city's historic area, minutes from the I90. Offers 112 guest rooms including 7 suites with Jacuzzi tubs and 8 private meeting and banquet spaces. Complimentary hot breakfast buffet. Available for corporate meetings, group tours and wedding receptions. The Lamplighter Pub & Grill serves dinner nightly. Room service, wireless internet, spa room and fitness room.

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Danville has a rich heritage that reflects the Town’s role in the development of the San Ramon Valley. This heritage is reflected in individual structures and sites as well as historic development patterns, particularly in the downtown area.

 
 
 

Survey of Historic SitesThe Town’s Survey of Historic Sites includes 21 Town-Designated Heritage Resources, including 20 structures and one tree. There are an additional seven properties on the Survey list, but not yet designated. Another 21 properties have been identified as Potential Heritage Resources pending additional study. The 21 Designated Heritage Resources can be identified by the oval brass plaque mounted at each site.Historic Walking TourInterested in discovering these sights, take the Downtown Historic Walking Tour today.

 
 
 

Voluntary ProgramWhile the Town’s Heritage Resource program is voluntary, the Town Council may offer incentives to the owner of a heritage resource in order to support the preservation, maintenance, and appropriate rehabilitation of the resource. Preservation incentives are considered on a case-by-case basis, and may include economic assistance, such as:Mills Act contract for the reduction of property taxesRelaxation of otherwise applicable development standards and use restrictionWaiver of Town-controlled fees that the property may be subject toHeritage Resource CommissionThe Heritage Resource Commission is a seven member commission appointed by the Town Council. The purpose of the Commission is to recognize, protect, and promote the retention and use of Town Heritage Resources. They are responsible for:Maintaining and updating the Town’s Survey of Historic SitesProviding public outreach and education on heritage resourcesReviewing development proposals to ensure compliance with the Town’s Historic Preservation Ordinance and Design Guidelines for Heritage Resources

 
 
 

 

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Cyclotron Facility | Glenn Research Center | NASA
Design and ConstructionThe NACA built the Cyclotron Facility in the late 1940s as part of the expansion of its materials research in support of the military’s nuclear aircraft program.Space-Related ResearchIn its first 15 years, the Cyclotron Facility supported both space-related studies and general nuclear physics research.69-Inch Diameter CyclotronIn the late 1960s and early 1970s the cyclotron was reconfigured to expand its capabilities for new fields of study.Neutron Therapy ProgramIn the mid-1970s, the Cleveland Clinic began using the Cyclotron Facility for an experimental neutron therapy cancer treatment program that lasted until 1990.Final YearsIn the early 1990s the center deactivated the Cyclotron and began taking steps to decontaminate and safeguard the Cyclotron Facility. After weathering ...
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Facility DescriptionThe Cyclotron Facility’s primary component was a large particle accelerator inside a shielded vault. The below-grade facility also contained control rooms, ...Cyclotron OperationCyclotrons accelerate charged particles and shoot them through a beam at a target which results in secondary fission that can be used for a variety of ...
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Cyclotron TimelineThis timeline includes events and activities related to the Cyclotron Facility at the NASA Lewis Research Center.Historic DocumentsA collection of links to PDFs of historical documents, technical, and reference material related to the Cyclotron Facility.

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Before you head out on the trail, take a look to see what OPRHP offers as trail maps. OPRHP has mapped over 2000 miles of designated trails in State Parks and Historic Sites. Accurate and up to date maps are 
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Hudson Valley On-Road Section - East Kingston to Tivoli | Empire State Trail
Kingston was the first capital of New York so the area is filled with history and pride. This is prevalent throughout the Stockade District as well as the historic Rondout waterfront and lighthouse. Whether traveling on business or leisure the Courtyard will help you to relax in one of the 89 spacious guest rooms, many that overlook a breath taking sunset on the Catskills.

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Ham House

Historic property offering beautifully decorated rooms with some private baths. Gardens on grounds. House may be rented for 10-12 people minimum stays required. House & grounds are available for weddings, private dinners & events, film production and corporate conferences.

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 144 Kidd Lane, Tivoli, NY 12583

 (845) 757-3424 

 
Hampton Inn

Complimentary hot breakfast, high-speed internet, indoor saltwater pool, fitness center and business center. Microwave, mini-fridge, and LCD TVs in all guest rooms. The Hampton Inn is conveniently located near the City of Kingston and Saugerties, with shopping, dining and a movie theater minutes away.

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 1307 Ulster Ave., Kingston, NY 12401

 (845) 382-2600 

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 7 East Lake Lane, Red Hook, NY 12571

 (845) 758-8445 

 
The Barn in Tivoli

Super cozy & unique Barn for your country pleasure. A 5-minute walk from the charming Village of Tivoli. Five beds sleep up to 8 guests. Wood Burning Stove / Piano / Furnished Deck / Outdoor Shower / Pond / Yoga Deck by Stream / A 4 acre retreat.

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 33 Broadway, Tivoli, NY 12583

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