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13415 Central Pike, Mount Juliet, 37122

Year built: 1991

Square feet: 3,312

Price: $615,000

Description: Home on 3.5 acres with four bedrooms, 2.5 baths within minutes to Providence Marketplace. Home has pool and hot tub, finished basement can be optional fifth bedroom. Home has additional three-car detached garage.

13415 Central Pike, Mount Juliet, 37122(Photo: Homes.com)

13415 Central Pike, Mount Juliet, 37122(Photo: Homes.com)

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928 Cherry Plum Court, Nashville, 37215

Year built: 1997

Square feet: 2,001

Price: $615,000

Description: Home in Green Hills has three bedrooms, three baths and open floor plan with curved arches and columns, master bedroom downstairs, hardwoods, granite. Home has room above garage that can be bedroom, study or media room. It also has fenced back yard and Florida room/office.

928 Cherry Plum Court, Nashville, 37215(Photo: Homes.com)

928 Cherry Plum Court, Nashville, 37215(Photo: Homes.com)

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2925 Lascassas Pike, Murfreesboro, 37130

Year built: 1903

Square feet: 4,152

Price: $615,000

Description: Colonial style house has five bedrooms, five baths and has been renovated with new electrical wiring, plumbing and HVAC. The foundation was revamped with steel reinforcements. Kitchen has walk-in pantry. Living room has a double-sided fireplace into the family room. Home has two balconies, covered porch and deck.

2925 Lascassas Pike, Murfreesboro, 37130(Photo: Homes.com)

2925 Lascassas Pike, Murfreesboro, 37130(Photo: Homes.com)

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Deterioration deemed a safety hazard

Cathie Crew, cathie.crew@pioneergroup.com

Riverside Park West campground was closed to camping this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. An in-depth assessment of the facilities has shown a need for substantial upgrades, which the Evart city council is considering. (Submitted photo)

Riverside Park West campground was closed to camping this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. An in-depth assessment of the facilities has shown a need for substantial upgrades, which the Evart city council is

Riverside Park West campground was closed to camping this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. An in-depth assessment of the facilities has shown a need for substantial upgrades, which the Evart city council is considering. (Submitted photo)

Riverside Park West campground was closed to camping this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. An in-depth assessment of the facilities has shown a need for substantial upgrades, which the Evart city council is

Evart Riverside Park West campground in need of upgrades

EVART The Evart city council was presented with an assessment of the facilities at the Riverside Park West campground at its recent meeting.

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the campground remained closed this season, which allowed for an in-depth assessment of the campground assets as they exist in their current condition, city manager Sarah Dvoracek told the council on Oct. 19. Much of the infrastructure related to the campground dates to the 1970s and needs substantial upgrades for continued use.

According to the assessment provided to the council members, very few upgrades have taken place at the campground since the 1980s, leaving the campground in need of substantial upgrades if the city plans to continue to operate a safe and secure campground.

Steve Bacon of Mr. Electric Central Michigan said, after viewing the electrical system, that it is antiquated and undersized for todays campers and RVs.

It is showing signs of fatigue and corrosion, and upon investigation of the pedestal interiors, I found a major amount of corrosion and deterioration of wire connections and terminals as well as damage to wires and loose connections, Bacon said in a letter to the city.

Bacon said, in addition, the panels are antiquated and showing signs of deterioration, and are not suited for the electrical load they might be under, and the transformer is undersized for the electrical load it would carry.

The system could fail, or worse case, cause fire under the right circumstances, he said. A complete replacement of the electrical system is recommended for safety and efficiency.

Over the past five years there have been numerous electrical issues including overheating of wires, tripping of breakers and frequent replacement of breakers, the assessment report said.

Other areas of concern addressed in the assessment report included, the roofs on the office building and the restroom facility needing replaced, cracks in the cement walls of the structures, antiquated plumbing and fixtures, which are prone to leaks, poor condition of the shower facilities, and the RV dump station needing upgrades.

The dump station is tied to the city wastewater system and much of the plumbing has been repaired with a mismatch of various plumbing parts over the years and pose a risk of failure that would not allow for proper cleanup of a sewage spill, the report said.

The assessment report offered three options for the city council to consider rehabilitation and renovation of the campground, maintenance of the current status with a reduced level of service at the campground, or permanent closure of the campground.

To continue the operation of the campground at Riverside Park, consideration must be given to a complete upgrade of the campground, Dvoracek said. The upgrade could be completed over the course of one season, and the suggested life cycle of such upgrades would be 20 years.

The estimated cost to refurbish and rehabilitate the campground, submitted from Wolverine Building Group in Evart, is $227,400.

The estimated cost to preserve the current condition and offer a reduced level of service is $13,000, which would include roof replacements and restroom/shower facility upgrades.

Permanent closure of the campground would require removal of the electrical pedestals and water spigots, as well as roof repairs on the structures. The estimated cost for that is $10,500.

According to information provided by Dvoracek, revenue from the campsite has been $3,000 to $5,000 each year, while expenditures for a camp host, maintenance and operations of the campground have been around $10,000, indicating that the campground operates at a substantial loss every year.

No action was taken on the campground. The council will be seeking quotes for upgrades, Dvoracek said.

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Mr Palladino said better regulation and quality training was needed, but he feared it would take a death to spark reform. He said it took the hospital death of a baby to improve the regulation of gas fitting in NSW.

"Forty per cent of all house fires are electrical. We have to ask the question is somebody going to die before we do something," he said.

He said NSW training providers received about $13,250 in funding to train an apprentice electrician which was a "very lean price" compared to other states that received about 40 per cent more.

"In Victoria they pay $19,800 to train an electrician. In South Australia they pay $18,000," he said. "We've been very lucky for many years because we've had good TAFE colleges that are doing the best they can with resources that are just decaying."

NSW Skills and Tertiary Education Minister Geoff Lee said more than 45,000 apprentices have started fee-free training since 2018.

Tom Emeleus, general manager for the National Electrical Communications Association (NECA) said some vocational training providers have issued a certificate three for electricians "perhaps without the level of scrutiny that they should have had". He said NSW should follow Victoria and Western Australia which requires an additional independent test to qualify for a licence.

A spokeswoman for NSW Minister for Better Regulation and Innovation Kevin Anderson said electrical installations are "tightly regulated".

"Fair Trading will not hesitate to take sanctions and issue on-the-spot fines of up to $22,000 for any individual or $110,000 for any company who performs unlicensed work," she said.

The department said it has 72 building officers including 24 investigators who check compliance. Three are qualified electricians. There are 69,395 licensed electricians in NSW.

NECA technical adviser Grant Moorhouse said while heavy penalties may apply, there is little regulation of electrical work to enforce penalties for breaches.

"With three electrical inspectors for the whole of NSW, there's not a lot happening. With no checks and balances it is a bit of a lottery," he said.

"Nothing is going to change unless there is a death."

Fair Trading sent a letter to a tradesman on March 1 last year warning he faced fines for being unlicensed but that the regulator "does not propose to take further action at this time".

Justin Page, secretary of the Electrical Trade Union NSW and ACT branch said the response was inadequate.

Everyday people are paying the costs when fake sparkies turn up to work and put their lives at risk. The government is aware of the problem, but so far, ignoring the risks, he said.

In a submission to the upcoming state budget, the union has warned the use of unlicensed contractors is not being adequately regulated and monitored, including on major infrastructure projects. It has provided a NSW parliamentary committee with examples of advertisements for unlicensed contractors.

The ETU has urged the NSW government to eliminate the use of untrained electricians and to follow Victoria's example by introducing an electricity regulator to oversee safety, licensing, and training.

A NSW parliamentary inquiry into the building industry earlier this year recommended the introduction of a building commission empowered to oversee all licensing inspections. It said the commission should "hire additional, specialised inspectors to create a more robust inspection regime" for building, electrical and plumbing work in NSW.

Anna Patty is a Senior Writer for The Sydney Morning Herald with a focus on higher education. She is a former Workplace Editor, Education Editor, State Political Reporter and Health Reporter.

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Dublin, Oct. 27, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Polyimide Films and Tapes Market by Application (Flexible Printed Circuits, Specialty Fabricated Products, Pressure Sensitive Tapes, Motors/Generators, Wires/Cables), End-Use Industry - Global Forecast to 2025" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The polyimide films and tapes market is projected to grow from USD 1,460 million in 2020 to USD 2,140 million by 2025, at a CAGR of 7.9% from 2020 to 2025.

Increased demand from the electronics industry, the growing automotive industry, and superior thermal & mechanical properties of polyimide films in comparison to other polymers are key factors driving the growth of this market. The high cost of polyimide films and tapes acts as a key restraint to market growth.

Flexible printed circuits are the largest application segment of the polyimide films and tapes market

By application, the flexible printed circuits segment accounted for the largest share of the polyimide films market in 2019. This large share is mainly attributed to the excellent properties of polyimide films that make them a preferred material in various end-use industries, such as electronics and automotive.

Electronics is the largest end-use industry segment of the polyimide films and tapes market

By end-use industry, the electronics segment accounted for the largest share of the polyimide films and tapes market in 2019. Polyimide films have good mechanical and electrical properties in comparison to other thermoplastic films and are, hence, widely used in several applications in the electronics industry. For instance, polyimide films are used as a base material for flexible printed wiring assembly, due to their excellent mechanical and thermal stability and low dielectric constant.

Asia Pacific is projected to lead the polyimide films market during the forecast period

By region, Asia Pacific is anticipated to lead the polyimide films market during the forecast period. The market growth in this region is mainly attributed to rising disposable incomes and growing demand for consumer electronics products. The Asia Pacific market is also expected to witness the highest CAGR from 2020 to 2025 owing to the high demand for polyimide films and tapes from countries such as China, Japan, India, and South Korea.Key Topics Covered:

1 Introduction

2 Research Methodology

3 Executive Summary

4 Premium Insights4.1 Overview of the Polyimide Films and Tapes Market4.2 Polyimide Films and Tapes Market, by End-Use Industry4.3 Polyimide Films and Tapes Market, by Application4.4 Polyimide Films and Tapes Market, by Region4.5 Asia-Pacific Polyimide Films and Tapes Market, by End-Use Industry and Country

5 Market Overview5.1 Introduction5.2 Market Segmentation5.3 Market Dynamics5.3.1 Drivers5.3.1.1 Increased Demand from the Electronics Industry5.3.1.2 Strong Demand from the Growing Automotive Industry5.3.1.3 Superior Thermal and Mechanical Properties in Comparison to Other Polymers5.3.2 Restraints5.3.2.1 High Manufacturing Cost of Polyimide Films5.3.3 Opportunities5.3.3.1 Increasing Use in Aerospace Applications5.3.3.2 Preference for Transparent Polyimide Films for Flexible Display and Optoelectronics5.3.3.3 Emerging Applications for Polyimide Films Due to COVID-195.3.4 Challenges5.3.4.1 Issues with the Processing of Polyimide Films5.3.4.2 Supply Chain, Trade, and Economic Disruptions Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic5.4 Economic Indicators5.4.1 Industry Outlook5.4.1.1 Automotive5.4.1.2 Aerospace5.4.1.3 Electronics5.5 Porter's Five Forces Analysis5.5.1 Bargaining Power of Suppliers5.5.2 Bargaining Power of Buyers5.5.3 Threat of Substitutes5.5.4 Threat of New Entrants5.5.5 Rivalry Among Existing Competitors5.6 Raw Material Analysis5.6.1 Pyromellitic Dianhydride (Pmda)5.6.2 4,4'-Oxydianiline (Oda)5.6.3 Biphenyl-Tetracarboxylic Acid Dianhydride (BPDA)5.6.4 Phenylenediamine (Pda)

6 COVID-19 Impact6.1 COVID-19 Health Assessment6.2 COVID-19 Economic Assessment6.2.1 COVID-19 Impact on the Economy - Scenario Assessment6.3 COVID-19 Impact on the Polyimide Films and Tapes Market

7 Polyimide Films and Tapes Market, by Application7.1 Introduction7.2 Flexible Printed Circuits7.2.1 Flexible Printed Circuit is the Largest and the Fastest-Growing Application7.2.1.1 COVID-19 Impact on Flexible Printed Circuits7.3 Specialty Fabricated Products7.3.1 Specialty Fabricated Products Segment Accounted for the Second Largest Share in the Polyimide Films and Tapes Market7.3.1.1 COVID-19 Impact on Specialty Fabricated Products7.4 Pressure Sensitive Tapes7.4.1 Growing Demand from the Electronics Industry is Expected to Fuel the Growth of Pressure Sensitive Tapes7.4.1.1 COVID-19 Impact on Pressure Sensitive Tapes7.5 Wires & Cables7.5.1 Wires and Cables Accounted for the Fourth-Largest Share in the Polyimide Films and Tapes Market7.5.1.1 COVID-19 Impact on Wires & Cables7.6 Motors/Generators7.6.1 Properties Such as High Heat Resistance and Thinner Insulation Have Created a High Demand for Polyimide Films in Motors/Generators7.6.1.1 COVID-19 Impact on Motors/Generators

8 Polyimide Films and Tapes Market, by End-Use Industry8.1 Introduction8.2 Electronics8.2.1 Electronics Accounted for the Largest Share in the Global Polyimide Films and Tapes Market8.2.1.1 COVID-19 Impact on the Electronics Industry8.3 Automotive8.3.1 Automotive Accounted for the Second-Largest Share in the Global Polyimide Films and Tapes Market8.3.1.1 COVID-19 Impact on Automotive8.4 Aerospace8.4.1 Properties Such as High-Temperature Resistance as Well as Weight and Space-Saving Have Resulted in a High Demand for Polyimide Films and Tapes in the Aerospace Industry8.4.1.1 COVID-19 Impact on Aerospace8.5 Solar8.5.1 Growing Solar End-Use Industry Has Created a High Demand for Polyimide Films and Tapes8.5.1.1 COVID-19 Impact on Solar8.6 Labeling8.6.1 Non-Shrinking Property Has Resulted in a High Demand for Polyimide Films and Tapes in the Labeling End-Use Industry8.6.1.1 COVID-19 Impact on Labeling8.7 Others8.7.1 Medical8.7.1.1 COVID-19 Impact on Medical8.7.2 Mining & Drilling8.7.2.1 COVID-19 Impact on Mining & Drilling

9 Polyimide Films and Tapes Market, by Region9.1 Introduction9.2 Asia-Pacific9.3 North America9.4 Europe9.5 Middle East & Africa9.6 South America

10 Competitive Landscape10.1 Introduction10.2 Company Evaluation Matrix10.2.1 Star10.2.2 Emerging Leaders10.2.3 Pervasive10.2.4 Participants10.3 Strength of Product Portfolio (Global)10.4 Business Strategy Excellence (Global)10.5 Competitive Leadership Mapping (SME Matrix)10.5.1 Progressive Companies10.5.2 Starting Blocks10.5.3 Responsive Companies10.5.4 Dynamic Companies10.6 Strength of Product Portfolio (SME)10.7 Business Strategy Excellence (SME)10.8 Market Share Analysis

11 Company Profiles11.1 E. I. Du Pont De Nemours & Company11.2 Taimide Tech. Inc.11.3 Saint-Gobain11.4 3M Company11.5 Toray Industries, Inc.11.6 Nitto Denko Corporation11.7 Ube Industries Ltd.11.8 Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company Inc.11.9 Kaneka Corporation11.10 PI Advanced Materials Co. Ltd.11.11 Arakawa Chemical Industries, Ltd.11.12 Aavid Kunze Gmbh11.13 Dunmore Corporation11.14 Kolon Industries, Inc.11.15 Taiflex Scientific Co. Ltd.11.16 Evertech Envisafe Ecology Co. Ltd.11.17 Flexcon Company, Inc.11.18 Yongkang Haotai Industry and Trade Co. Ltd.11.19 Industrial Summit Technology Corporation11.20 Other Companies11.20.1 Parafix Tapes & Conversions Ltd.11.20.2 Dr. Dietrich Muller Gmbh11.20.3 Liyang Huajing Electronic Material Co. Ltd11.20.4 Yunda Electronic Materials Co. Ltd.11.20.5 Anabond Limited11.20.6 Suzhou Kying Industrial Materials Co. Ltd.11.20.7 Von Roll Holding Ag11.20.8 Shinmax Technology Ltd.11.20.9 Tianjin Hengji International Trade Co. Ltd11.20.10 Circuit Components Supplies Ltd11.20.11 Polyonics, Inc.

12 Appendix12.1 Discussion Guide12.2 Knowledge Store: Subscription Portal12.3 Available Customizations12.4 Related Reports12.5 Author Details

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Do you have a box of old electrical wires and cables lying in a corner of your house? Youre not alone. Around the globe, human beings throw away around 40 million tons of electrical waste per year.

Electrical construction material, including the types of wires and cables used in your home wiring, make up a huge part of the waste we offload on our planet. But its important to keep electrical wires and cables out of the trash they contain a combination of valuable resources that should be recycled, as well as plastic coatings that are harmful to the environment.

The plastic coating on the wires and cables is commonly made of polyethylene or polyvinyl chloride. If dumped in the trash, these plastics wont just break down harmlessly in the landfill. When exposed to extreme heat and other environmental conditions the plastic coating can release harmful contaminants like lead and dioxins into the environment.

Fortunately, there are many options for old or unused electrical wires and cables that keep them out of the landfills. Here are five ways to extend their usefulness.

You may be able to find buyers for your old electrical wires and cables. There are a large number of technology enthusiasts and inventors who hang on to old gadgets or develop unique new systems for their use. Your old charging cord may be just the type of electrical wire theyre looking for. You could try listing what you have on Craigslist.

Most of the metal recycling centers will accept old wires and cables for the copper inside it. In some cases, they might accept only the metal wire, in which case youd need to remove the plastic covering/insulation first.

You could also sell to electrical liquidators. These are companies that buy old electronic goods to sell to manufacturers or other people who need them. The quantity they accept depends on the company you visit. You cannot go with just one or two cables, but if you have one or more boxes of cables, they might be interested.

One of the best things to do with your old electrical wires and cables is to reuse them with your new gadgets.

A lot of charging cords and cables work with multiple gadgets. While this may not be true for Apple products but often, you can reuse an old cable or plug with a different electronic device. It is a good idea to keep a back-up charging cord for your phone handy. If you dont need it, ask a family member or friend who may need it. You can also try offering your cables for free on Freecycle so someone else can reuse them.

Electrical wires and cables contain valuable materials such as copper and aluminum, which are highly recyclable.

If you cant reuse them or find someone else who will use them, take your old wires and cables to the nearest e-waste recycling facility. Many companies that accept electronics for recycling, such as Best Buy, may also accept cables, wires, and cords. Its always a good idea to call first to confirm what they currently accept.

Universities offering STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) programs may be happy to accept electrical construction materials such as wires and cables for students to use in their laboratories.

Look up STEM programs in your city on the internet to find likely recipients of your donation. This may require a bit of research because not all universities will accept wire and cables. You could also check with local public schools, which may accept computer supplies such as charging cables and connectors for students who need them.

If you have an artistic bent, you might try upcycling your old electrical wires and cables. Check out these creative wire upcycling ideas:

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NASHVILLE, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--How does an athletes brain work when split-second decisions make all the difference between winning and losing in game situations?

S2 Cognition, (www.s2cognition.com) a science-meets-tech-meets-sports startup with just a 5-year history, has cracked that code. And the sports world, from the big leagues to the youth leagues, is paying close attention.

Co-founders and cognitive neuroscientists Dr. Brandon Ally and Dr. Scott Wylie, both former college athletes and previously research and clinical colleagues at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, have succeeded in measuring and quantifying the previously unseen characteristics of the brain that separate elite athletes from the rest of the pack.

With 10 Major League Baseball Clubs, four NFL franchises and numerous NCAA and youth league programs under contract, S2 Cognition is charting a solid growth pattern.

Our delivery platform for the evaluation is a specially-designed laptop computer with millisecond precision, Dr. Ally said. In a 30-45 minute test, we are able to learn detailed information about a players visual processing, instinctive read-react, and motor control skills. Its these kinds of cognitive processes that allow a coach to know how a hitter makes split-second decisions about each pitch, or how a quarterback reads and reacts to the defense while executing a precision throw.

After the evaluation, the player and/or his or her coach is given a sport-specific analysis of strengths and potential shortcomings based on the way the players brain is wired to make rapid decisions.

Every athlete brings a unique set of physical skills and cognitive instincts to the game, Dr. Wylie said. We can now measure the cognitive instincts and develop sport-specific training strategies and drills to help athletes be the best decision-makers they can be given their specific brain wiring. Weve learned we can actually move the needle on performance, Dr. Wylie added. The on-field training strategies we have developed are based on the science of how these decision systems work and can help every athlete perform better, even the elite level pro athlete.

S2 Cognition CEO Tom Noland, who has been with the company since its beginning, declined to disclose financial results to date beyond a description of annual revenues in the growth phase. He noted that with a current data base encompassing the brain wiring of over 7,000 athletes across nine sports, including the very highest level of professional talent, the client universe is likely to expand, in both sports and non-sports fields.

Our data base, Noland said, allows any athlete who is tested to see how he or she stacks up against their peers of the same age and experience level, and also how they stack up against the very best. In the long term, we believe our breakthrough scientific approach has the potential to change the future of sports.

The largest numbers of S2 Cognition clients to date are in baseball and football, but the company also has custom, sport-specific programs and S2 evaluation reports for softball, basketball, soccer, hockey, golf, volleyball and lacrosse. For further information on S2 Cognition including a sample S2 Evaluation Report, please see http://www.s2cognition.com.

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Aircraft Engine Electrical Wiring Harnesses and Cable Assembly Market Overview 2020 2025

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CHIPPEWA COUNTY (WQOW) As the temperatures drop, well likely all be camping out inside our homes more and more to keep out of the cold. Experts are warning that rodents will try to do the same.

Rodents like mice or rats typically find places to nest in during the winter and can find ways into our homes through cracks in walls, vents or even through doors.

Experts say rodents can be destructive to your home by gnawing at electrical wiring but also destructive to your health if theyre seeking shelter near you.

Rodents are definitely hazardous to humans, said Jason Freels with Wil-Kil Pest Control. Theres a lot of different diseases that theyre associated with through their droppings and their urine. Salmonella is definitely one of them that you hear of, you hear about hantavirus that does infect people.

Freels said the best way to keep rodents out is to seal loose cracks around your home, make sure vents and chimneys are secured with strong wire mesh and if they do get inside snap mouse traps with peanut butter as bait is one of the best ways to catch them.

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