I have been involved in several wifi start-up companies looking at providing "last mile" solutions via wifi, as well as the future of "mesh networking" via inexpensive boxes saturating an area with a wifi cloud (imagine a wireless AP at every intersection of a city, powered by fiber... Cary, NC is doing this).

No. Many juice and beverage cartons have a foil lining on the inside, a plastic polymer lining on the outside, and paper on the inside. These layers cannot be effectively separated for recycling. See similar questions...

Foil should be folded and flattened, not balled up unless the ball is at least the size of a golf ball. Small pieces of balled-up foil will fall through the screens during processing and end up as trash. See similar questions...

FOIL is an acronym for "Freedom of Information Law". The NYS Freedom of Information Law provides for access to state and local government records. If a NYS Department of Motor Vehicle record is not available using form MV-15 as indicated below, contact the DMV FOIL office. Follow the instructions provided below to request DMV records under the FOIL. See similar questions...

There are many problems associated with tin plating. One of which is whiskering, like cadmium and zinc, thin needle-like crystals known as "whiskers" form within a period after plating that may vary from a few weeks to several years. A whisker may measure up to .0001" (2.5um) in diameter, and grow spontaneously to a length of 0.375" (10 mm). Conditions that tend to promote the growth of whiskers are compressive stresses and uniform temperatures for long periods of time. See similar questions...

This is a little tricky. Once the seal of the tin is broken, the delicate balance present in that little ecosystem is permanently altered. You can't go back! So, once that tin is open, either smoke its contents fairly quickly, or transfer it to air-tight containers, like bail-top canning jars. The aging process from this point on will be different, but the tobacco will remain in fine condition for your enjoyment as long as it's kept in good condition. See similar questions...

A TIN is a Tax Identification Number. A TIN could be one of the following; a Social Security Number, EIN or FEIN. See similar questions...

It really depends on usage, but in general we suggest that you replace the blade assembly and foil about once a year. If you use your Cleancut a lot and you begin to notice a drop in its performance then that's when you should replace them. See the next question below! See similar questions...

Fretting is a common problem with Tin Plating. This is surface damage created when there is relative motions and strong contacts between parts, usually during shipping and handling. The tin plating shows black or worn spots caused by rubbed or scratched by another part. This oxide does not effect the parts functionally. They are still solderable. A way to eliminate fretting is by changing the type of packaging. (Layer packing or plastic trays are recommended) - Metal Finishing Guidebook 1997 See similar questions...

Our tape serves as the best means to join ends of Reflectix? Foil/Bubble Insulation together because it ensures a continuous reflective surface and prevents air leakage that can cause condensation (in certain (specified) applications). See similar questions...

Reflectix? has a Class A/Class 1 Fire Rating on the Foil/Scrim/Foil Radiant Barrier meeting all fire and smoke safety requirements of federal, state and local building codes. (Satisfies UL 723, NFPA 255 and UBC 42-1.) Company Profile | About Reflective Technology | Applications & Products | Literature | News | Contact Us See similar questions...

Each year as a nation we produce 27 million tonnes of waste and nearly 80% of this material ends up dumped in the ground. Hampshire is running out of landfill site. We have three state of the art incinerators which are among the cleanest in Europe, but these cannot cope with the amount of waste that is collected in Hampshire. We will have to start exporting our waste to other authorities, which will incur additional costs. See similar questions...