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How automotive starting and charging systems work | ACDelco

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Did you know that your car’s starting and charging system cranks the engine for starting, charges the vehicle battery and provides electric power for engine controls, lights and accessories? This short animation shows how automotive starting and charging systems work.

Don’t forget to have your trusted ACDelco certified technician inspect your starting and charging system components during your next maintenance. For more information, see ACDelco’s Automotive Systems Guide http://www.acdelco.com/auto-systems-guide/
http://www.acdelco.com/auto-systems-guide/?main_category=10 (Starting & Charging Systems)
http://www.acdelco.com/auto-repair-service-center-locator.html (Search For Service Center)
http://www.acdelco.com/auto-parts-store-locator.html (Search For Parts)

Did you know that the first car with electric starting was the 1912 Cadillac? The starter motor was designed by Charles Kettering one of the founders of DELCO, which later became ACDelco.

The vehicles starting and charging system cranks the engine for starting; Charges the vehicle battery; And provides electrical power for engine controls, lights, and accessories.

Key components of the starting and charging system include:
The Battery which stores the electrical energy. The Starter Motor which cranks the engine. The Alternator which charges the battery and powers the vehicle electrical system. And Battery Cables to connect the battery.

Malfunctions can cause abnormal noises, dim lights, discharged battery, no crank conditions, and may illuminate the battery indicator lamp.

The starting and charging system is a critical part of your vehicle. Malfunctions with the system components can result in a no crank/start condition; cold weather puts an extra strain on the system. Have the system checked periodically. Visit your local ACDelco service center for expert service and quality parts.

How to do CPR on an Adult – First Aid Training – St John Ambulance

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Find out more about about how to perform CPR on an adult and the CPR procedure – http://sja.org.uk/sja/first-aid-advice/loss-of-responsiveness/unresponsive-not-breathing/adult.aspx

If an adult is unresponsive and not breathing, you will need to do CPR. In this video, a St John Ambulance trainer takes you through CPR steps and demonstrates how to perform CPR on an adult.

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Coastal Bushcraft: Two Days Fishing & Camping

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In this video I spend four days by the coastline with a good friend, fishing, hunting, camping and practicing bushcraft skills utilising many of the natural resources in the area. I thought I would share some of the experience.
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How blizzards are formed

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Thousands of flights were cancelled and schools were ordered to close as the northeastern United States braced for the arrival of a blizzard on Tuesday.

The National Weather Service issued blizzard warnings for parts of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York and Connecticut, Reuters reported, with forecasts predicting 6 to 12 inches of snow and high winds for New York City.

Boston is also under a blizzard watch and could experience at least a foot of snow.

Meanwhile, Washington D.C. and Philadelphia may not be hit by a blizzard but can still expect 4 to 8 inches of snow.

Added to the travel chaos, financial commentators predict the inclement weather could cost the economy more than billion, including lost wages, according to financial website 24/7 Wall Street.

One condition required for a blizzard to form is a mass of warm air rising over cold air. This causes strong, cold winds and precipitation to fall.

A blizzard will then occur if temperatures are below freezing at ground level and in the clouds, and there is enough moisture in the air to allow clouds and snow to form.

Blizzards are defined by the National Weather Service as severe snowstorms with wind speeds hitting at least 35 mph, and falling or blowing snow that reduces visibility to under a quarter of a mile, which last for at least three hours.

RUNDOWN SHOWS:
1. Mass of warm air rises over cold air; weather front formed, precipitation occurs
2. Blizzard scene. Representation of temperature at 0 degrees Celsius, moisture in air, clouds and snow form
3. Depiction of blizzard wind speed 35mph; conditions persist for 3 hours
4. POV of man in blizzard; visibility reduced to quarter mile

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“One condition required for a blizzard to form is a mass of warm air rising over cold air. This causes strong, cold winds and precipitation to fall.”

“A blizzard will then occur if temperatures are below freezing at ground level and in the clouds, and there is enough moisture in the air to allow clouds and snow to form.”

“Blizzards are defined by the National Weather Service as severe snowstorms that last for at least three hours, with wind speeds hitting at least 35 mph, and …”

“… falling or blowing snow that reduces visibility to under a quarter of a mile.”

SOURCES: National Center for Atmospheric Research, Reference.com, Reuters, 247wallst.com
https://eo.ucar.edu/kids/dangerwx/blizzard3.htm
https://www.reference.com/science/causes-effects-blizzards-662f0776771fa98b#
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-weather-idUSKBN16K0J7
Will Northeast Blizzard Cost US Economy $3 Billion?
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Dixie Chicks – I’ll Take Care of You (lyrics)

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Dixie Chicks – I’ll Take Care of You (lyric video)
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I often sung this song do my unborn daughter when I was pregnant, and even though she was born deaf, I still sing it to her to this day. Mommy loves you dearly Lilly!

Internet Broadband For Regional And Rural Australians

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For many years, Australians living in rural areas have been at a disadvantage when seeking access to a fast and reliable internet connection. Thanks to IPSTAR! Rural Australians no longer need to suffer from slow internet connections. Looking for a stable broadband connection? Check out http://www.ipstarbroadband.com.au/products/ipstar-nbn-fixed-line-broadband/.
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