Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure include devices, systems, methods, and control systems for processing waste into usable products, such as fuel stock, soil additives, and usable byproducts. Various system components may include: 1) a material loading area; 2) a pre-shredder; 3) a magnet based separator; 4) an eddy current separator; 5) additional sorting devices, such as a ballistic separator and/or an optical separator; 6) a mechanical pulverizer, such as a vertical shaft impactor (VSI); 7) a moisture separation device, such as a cyclone; 8) a compressor, such as a ram baler; 9) a packager, such as a bale wrapper; 10) analyzers, such as for moisture and caloric data analysis; 11) a thermal pressure chamber, such as a thermal screw; and 12) a control system to control operation of the system.

Abstract: A lotion applicator, particularly adapted for applying suntan lotion or oil to the body of a user, includes an elongated handle in which a supply of lotion is stored and a cylindrically shaped sponge roller which facilitates an even distribution of lotion over the user's body. Lotion is delivered to the sponge roller by a plurality of freely rotatable applicator balls which are in communication with a reservoir of lotion. The balls are provided with grooves which allow them to more efficiently deliver lotion to the sponge roller, and the rotatable movement of the sponge roller effects the concurrent rotation of the applicator balls so as to maintain a continuous supply of lotion to the roller. The handle of the applicator is provided with a flexible neck portion which allows the handle to be angularly adjusted relative to the roller to thus increase the capability of the user to apply lotion to hard-to-reach areas of his or her body.