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EAST GRAND FORKS – The Campbell Library recently added a variety of new non-traditional library materials, called the “Library of Things”, which patrons can use to build skills both for a career or for anyone looking to get started in a new hobby.

Some of the additional materials include cooking and baking supplies, a 3D printer, vinyl cutter, STEM kits, and new online resources.

Public Service Librarian Robyn Benda said the records are made possible by a $5,000 labor grant made possible by the American Rescue Plan Act.

Benda said the library researched the new resources after contacting Northland Community and Technical College to see what skills students need to learn, but may not have the availability of the items themselves.. In addition to those in school, Benda said the material is also for anyone who wants to try a new skill but might not want to spend the money to do so.

“A lot of it is for people to learn new skills if they want to or start a new career,” Benda said. “Without having to buy a whole new set, they can try it out.”

Anyone with a library card can check out a cooking or baking kit with the necessary supplies, including a recipe. One of the kits available is an Asian Wok Cooking Kit which includes instructions on how to make dumplings and the necessary utensils. Librarian Linnea Benton said additional cooking and baking kits are currently being assembled.

Going forward, Benda said the library plans to host cooking clubs so people can try and share recipes with each other.

“The idea is that we’re going a little further and especially with the coming of winter to start a cookbook club where you can take those ‘Library Thing’ kits home,” Benda said.

The new 3D printer and vinyl cutter are available for use in the library. People wishing to use either will need to bring their own filament. Anyone interested in learning more about using the 3D printer and software can attend introductory sessions held at the library on Monday evenings from 5:30-6:30 p.m. where Benton will help introduce 3D printing skills.

“The idea is to keep one of our rooms open on Monday for people to come in, have a look and if they want to try them we would help them learn step by step,” Benda said. .

On November 21, Forkin 3D, part of Valley TechPros, will host an Intro to 3D Printers session at 5:30 p.m. at the Campbell Library and give away a 3D printer to one design winner.

Other kits the library is still working to prepare for patrons include an electronic kit, a knitting kit, and a crochet kit.

In addition to the library’s physical materials, online resources are available on the library’s website. Anyone with a library card now has access to Peterson’s Test and Career Prep, which offers preparation for college entrance exams, professional certification and the US citizenship test. The Chilton Auto Library is also now available fully online to provide step-by-step service and repair procedures, as well as test preparation for certification exams. The Niche Academy offers a variety of tutorials and electronic resources for databases and computer programs.

Benton, who has been a librarian at the Campbell Library for a year, said she would like to continue implementing additional resources she has seen in other libraries, such as sensory and robotic kits. Although Benton and Benda said it depends on available funding.

“Our list is long, it’s just about being able to execute it,” Benda said.

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US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s travels typically take him to all corners of the world, but this week he’s been touring Silicon Valley. His itinerary included a visit to Applied Materials’ Maydan Technology Center, a state-of-the-art semiconductor R&D laboratory in Sunnyvale.

CEO Gary Dickerson showed him around, and Blinken got to see a silicon wafer and interact with engineers in bunny suits. One of the lab’s technologists even gave Blinken the perfect souvenir to take back to Washington, DC – a piece of pure silicon.

Peggy Marcucci, Applied’s senior director of corporate communications, joked to the surprised diplomat: “Don’t worry, in this state it’s only worth about 50 cents, so it’s well under the limit of federal donation.

The single best souvenir would be a bunny costume that read, “I visited Silicon Valley, and all I got was this lousy bunny costume.” So at least he can display the silicon on his desk.

The rest of Blinken’s trip included a stop at Stanford University, where he had a stage chat at the Hoover Institution with former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and also visited the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, where he was joined by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Representative Anna Eshoo.

BOOS AND DRINK: History Park in San Jose is gearing up for spooky season, with the return of its Halloween Haunt Light Show projected onto the front of the Pacific Hotel building each night for the last two weekends of October. And while it’s a family production, there’s also a new draw for adults: Friday nights (Oct. 21 and 28), ages 21 and up can enjoy “Slash & Sip,” partaking in a Halloween-themed cocktail, wine, or beer while carving and decorating pumpkins after the final light show begins.

The light show runs from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights, with on-site food trucks and a singing pumpkin patch. On Sundays, families can participate in crafts and other activities while doing sleight of hand in the historic homes and replica buildings in the historic park from 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. More information on www.historysanjose.org.

SPIN A GOOD THREAD: More than 320 volunteers spent October 8 making Disney character-inspired wigs for children battling cancer and other medical hair loss for the Magic Yarn Project at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Days in Saratoga. The amateur wigmakers – who practiced the night before – were a multi-generational crowd, with Girl Scout troupes, parents and children, and knitting groups working in teams of two to produce 160 wigs.

DARK AND STORMY VIEW: Barbara Day Turner will lead the San Jose Chamber Orchestra into the world of chamber opera this weekend as she presents “Ourland: A Dystopian State,” a social commentary about a young man who lives in a country ruled by fear and suspicion of strangers. If this sounds familiar, it’s the point made by Mexican-American composer Paul Davies and Argentine-American librettist Daniel Helfgot.

The 12-scene opera will be performed at 7:30 p.m. on October 22 and 23 at 3Below Theaters in downtown San Jose. Tickets cost between $65 and $75, with a discount of $10 for those aged 62 and over and a range of $15 to $25 for spectators aged 22 and under. Go to www.sjco.org for more details.

ELM GROVE, Wis. – October 19, 2022 – Hypernatural®, the eco-luxury menswear brand Made Better by Nature®, today announced the launch of its one-of-a-kind apparel made from naturally performing materials free of virgin polyester, plastics, chemical dyes or chemicals harmful to petroleum. Hypernatural relies on sustainable materials such as jade stone and crab shells, blended with the world’s finest cotton, Supima®, to deliver super soft garments that are especially cool to the touch and odorless. Plus, Hypernatural relies on the world’s only 100% recycled spandex, Creora® Regen, for comfort and movement.

Hypernatural naturally comfortable clothing will hit the US market in the spring of 2023.

“It took two years of development at the raw fiber level for Hypernatural to create a better alternative to staple polyester and cotton, which are typically blended into knitted garments,” said Chris Kolbe, co-founder of Hypernatural. . “You shouldn’t need a degree in chemistry to know what you’re wearing. Refineries have no place in the garment industry; polyester is not the future of fashion, it is nature.

Hypernatural’s goal is to use only naturally regenerative materials and dyes. Today we are reducing our ecological impact with what is available, recognizing that the company needs to do more over the next 2-3 years to help reduce carbon.

“Sustainability starts at the source, which means, whenever possible, using only natural, renewable and biodegradable fibers,” said Christian Arkins, co-founder of Hypernatural. “Currently, at least 45% of Hypernatural’s materials come from recycled or reclaimed sources such as jade stone and seafood scraps. We use leftover cotton yarn scraps from mills to make our own Hyper-threads, instead of using wood pulp from trees which can promote deforestation.

Hyper – material facts

• 0% virgin polyester
• 0% harmful chemical dyes
• 95% biodegradable
• 100% recycled elastane
• Certified OEKO-TEXT 100
• bluesign® Approved Stains

“Some retailers we work with call Hypernatural the ‘Tesla of polo shirts’. Our goal is to provide modern comfort, traditional quality with natural performance. We see nature as the ultimate new luxury,” said Kolbe.

Hypernatural shirts feature a magpie logo as a totem, signaling that a new breed of luxury has arrived. Hypernatural polo shirts have been tested and proven effective over several days of use, as they resist odors and require less washing, which extends their life.

“Cheap and dirty, disposable plastic/polyester clothing needs to go. It’s the antithesis of luxury,” Arkins said.

“Hypernatural’s standards for durability and quality are higher than most. The designs are meant to be simple, versatile and the most comfortable pieces in any man’s wardrobe. Whether work meets golf, the boat to dinner, or a 48-hour getaway, it makes sense that people want to look smart and feel comfortable wherever life takes them,” Kolbe said.

Hyper – Material Ingredients

• Supima® Cotton – The softest and strongest cotton in the world. Inherently softer and more luxurious thanks to its extra-long staple fiber. The fiber length produces smoother, cleaner yarns that result in a softer, more breathable fabric that resists pilling.
• Hyper-Cool Jade® – Naturally Cooling Jade Stone helps lower skin temperature by up to 5 degrees by absorbing heat and dynamically evaporating moisture, while enhancing your skin’s natural ability to cool itself by continued. Jade offers wellness benefits, such as increased blood circulation and reduced swelling.
• Hyper-Chitin® – Chitin is a biopolymer extracted primarily from crab and shrimp shell food waste. Antibacterial / Odor resistant, moisturizes the skin, reduces inflammation, promotes skin regeneration and healing.
• Creora® Regen Spandex – The only 100% recycled spandex in the world. Requires ⅔ less energy to produce than virgin spandex.
• Mother of pearl buttons – 100% natural (no plastic) Cool to the touch, beautiful natural color and imperfections. Stronger, more durable – lasts longer than plastic knobs.

Posted: October 20, 2022

Source: Hypernatural®

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DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The “Home Textiles Business Update, 2022” report by Textiles Intelligence Ltd. has been added to from ResearchAndMarkets.com offer.

This report provides valuable insights, analysis, and insights into business developments related to the global Home Textiles industry. Further, it analyzes some of the latest product innovations in the home textiles market including those relating to artificial leather materials, bedding, quilts, fabrics, mattress covers, mattress fabrics, pillows , shower curtains, fabric softeners and treatments.

The report includes news from the following companies, brands and organizations:

• Archrome

• BASF

• Beaulieu Yarns

• Bed-cover

• BekaertDeslee

• Chiliwich

• Eastman

• Furnico

• GHCL

• Green Thematic Technologies (GTT)

• HeiQ

• Indo Count Industries

• Inter IKEA Group

• La-Z-Boy

• Lenzing Group (Lenzing)

• Life Laboratories

• Manchester Windmills

• Marimekko

• Maxime Knitting

• Microban International

• Milliken & Company (Milliken)

• Neveon

• Noble biomaterials

• Outlier

• Polartec

• Stay

• Silvon

• Spinnova

• texon

• wool room

Main topics covered:

SUMMARY

ARTIFICIAL LEATHER MATERIALS

• Texon has developed a bio-based artificial leather material called Texon Verde which is biodegradable

BEDDING

• LifeLabs has developed a temperature-regulating bedding set made from recycled materials

• Woolroom has developed a collection of machine washable bedding made from organic wool

ECONOMIC NEWS

• BASF and Neveon have collaborated to launch a pilot operation relating to the recycling of polyurethane in mattresses

• Beaulieu Yarns expands its polyamide yarn production capacity

• Eastman has announced plans to open a facility in France for the recycling of polyester plastic waste

• Indo Count Industries (Indo Count) has acquired the home textiles business of GHCL

• Inter IKEA Group has signed an agreement to adopt zero-carbon shipping practices by 2040

• La-Z-Boy has acquired sofa and chair maker Furnico

• Lenzing Group (Lenzing) has opened a new factory for the production of Tencel Lyocell fibers, the largest in the world, in Thailand

• Marimekko has entered into a partnership agreement with Rester to recycle pre-consumer textile waste

• Manufacturer of mattress fabrics and mattress covers BekaertDeslee has acquired

• Maxime Knitting

• Milliken & Company (Milliken) will offset greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions generated from the production of its flooring line

• Spinnova has started construction of its new spinning plant in Jyvaskyla, Finland

Duvets

• Lifestyle brand Outlier collaborated with performance fabric brand Polartec in the development of a temperature-regulating duvet

FABRICS

• Chilewich has developed a fabric collection containing bio-based materials that has been designed for the contract market

MATTRESS COVERS

• BekaertDeslee has integrated traceability technology into its mattress covers

MATTRESS FABRICS

• Milliken & Company (Milliken) has developed a fire resistant mattress fabric

PILLOWS

• Bedgear has developed two styles of temperature regulating pillows

SHOWER CURTAINS

• Microban International (Microban) and Manchester Mills collaborated to develop antimicrobial shower curtains

SOFTENERS

• Archroma has developed a fabric softener called Earth Soft which is made from plant-based materials

TREATMENTS

• Green Theme Technologies (GTT) has developed a new version of its EMPEL Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish technology called EMPEL DSR

• HeiQ has developed a heat regulating treatment called HeiQ Cool for use in manufacturing bedding applications

• Noble Biomaterials and Silvon have collaborated to develop a range of home textiles that incorporate an antimicrobial treatment called Ionic+

List of Figures

Figure 1: LifeLabs Bedding Set

Figure 2: The Alphawoollinen duvet

Figure 3: Fabrics from the Cane collection

Figure 4: SimplyFR Fabric

Figure 5: Hug Flow Curve

Figure 6: The body pillow

Figure 7: Silvon Bedding

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