n attics and garages, underneath beds, piled in corners or just closeted away, our heritage is slowly but surely disintegrating. Based on an NET Television program featuring professionals from the Nebraska State Historical Society's Gerald R. Ford Conservation Center and the State Library Commission, this site provides practical and effective methods to help ensure that artifacts, photographs, and documents will survive into the future. This segment is about folding and rolling textiles for storage.
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Mid American Money: July 2011 | A look at June survey results and talks about natural gas with Douglas Clark, CEO of MUD. |
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Quest Nebraska: Algae for Fuel | With growing pressure on the world's gas supply, University of Nebraska biologist George Oyler is... |
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Quest Nebraska: Sandhills Hidden Water | Join photographer Mike Forsberg and UNL hydrologist Jim Goeke seeks connections between Nebraska... |
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Quest Nebraska: Pig Poop Power | Dodge, NE hog farmer Danny Kluthe uses a methane digester to convert the hog waste from his 7,500... |
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Quest Nebraska: Saving Tiger Beetles | Nebraska has one of the rarest endangered species – the Salt Creek Tiger Beetle. Watch how Omaha’s... |
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The Recipe Box: The Recipe Box | Go into kitchens across Nebraska to learn about eclectic recipes and the personal stories that... |
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NET Sports: Edwards Twins | Twin sisters Tatum and Taylor Edwards have had a dramatic impact on the Husker softball team, even... |
| Niobrara: Jewel of the North | A look at the historical, cultural, natural, and recreational impact of the Niobrara River in... | |
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Nebraska Stories: The Price of Water | Every summer, volunteers and experts from Missouri River Relief work together to clean up the... |
| Overweight State | The University of Nebraska-Omaha’s student newsroom, The Omaha News, has produced an hour-long... |
