Energy Conservation @KSL...How 126 sensors now control nearly 1,000 light fixtures....
You've seen the ladders in KSL since January...electricians changing over 1,000 lightbulbs, installing relays and sensors. You've seen lower lighting in areas when nobody is in them--and when you walk in, sensors activate the lights.
Motion sensors, light sensors–it's all part of the Case Energy Conservation Program, expected to recover costs in KSL within 1 year. Adjustments will continue throughout the year, based on feedback and longer daylight hours. Read more about all the details on the KSL homepage, including the expected savings, where sensors are, what to expect (walk in/wave your arm), and more. You might even see a Case electrician in the middle of the night, checking for adjustments!
Dr. David Z. Saltz: Scholarly Research and Digital Publication in the Arts and Humanities
Celebrating 10 Years of Innovation and Service: 3rd in the KSL Digital Library Lecture Series
Thursday, March 2, 1:30-3:30 p.m.
KSL Dampeer Room, 2nd floor
Dr. David Saltz will shareVirtual Vaudeville (a NSF-funded project with seven universities), the University of Georgia Interactive Performance Lab, and more about how modern systems can simulate live performance events from any period in history...join us at this 3rd in our 10th anniversary lecture series. Be amazed and delighted. Be at KSL on March 2 for the David Saltz event.
Wiki, Blog, Podcast & You: Case Libraries Brown Bag Lunch Series, March 1
See what these new digital tools can do for you, on this technnical tour with KSL's Freedman Center's manager, Aaron Shaffer.
Bring your lunch, we'll provide beverages and dessert–but RSVP so we have enough for all. Wednesday, March 1, 2006, @ MSASS library, Room 225. We begin at 1:00 p.m., ending around 2:00-2:30 p.m.
RSVP: 368-29992. Join us and find out how you can learn to do these things without much technical training!
KSL has Ohio state tax forms for you (2nd floor, on shelving nearest to the Reference collection/large study tables.) This year, KSL was not designated as a site for printed federal forms, but they are available from the Internal Revenue Service, along with an online FAQ, news, phone numbers, and more.
Tax Forms 2005 is a helpful website created by KSL's Government Documents department, with links to municipal, state, and international forms, and other statistical and tax resources.
