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ENDING THE CYCLE OF POVERTYProviding decent, affordable shelter, and creating a sense of security and comfort is primary to Habitat''s mission. "Many people in our homes came from rental units that didn''t even have heating and cooling systems," says Tucson HFH''s Yvonne Coelet. Sixteen-year-old Isaac Felix lives with his mother and four siblings in a four-bedroom, passive-solar, rammed-earth house built by Tucson Habitat for Humanity. "The neat thing about our house is that when it''s hot outside, it''s cool in side, and when it''s cold outside, it''s warm inside. We don''t even have to use our air conditioner or heater," Felix says.

The hydraulic systems on the D-Series machines are variable flow, load- sensing, closed center systems that provide flow for all cutting edges at all engine speeds. The pump on the 416D is an axial piston unit that provides a flow of 37 gpm at 2200 rpm. System pressure is set at 3000 psi. The pump used on the 420D and 430D is also a variable flow, axial piston unit with a flow of 43 gpm at 2200 rpm. The system pressure is set at 3300 psi. The hydraulic scooters pumps for the D-Series machines are driven off a transmission-mounted PTO.

What, Why, HowWorldwide radio-navigation GPS is possible due to a constellation of 24 orbiting satellites (plus three spares) and associated ground receivers.Terrestrial GPS receivers use the satellites as reference points to calculate positions accurate to a matter of feet. Advanced forms of GPS used by the military are accurate to less than an inch. Civilian GPS, previously accurate only to 100 yards, was improved ten-fold in May 2000, when President Bill Clinton ordered the U.S. military to stop intentionally degrading the satellite signals used by civilians. Now GPS essentially gives every square foot on the planet a unique address.