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|Feb 3, 1959
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|American Cyanamid Co
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|Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (27), Classifications (4)
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U ited States harem All PULPING OF PAPER BROKE. CONTAINING. WET-STRENGTH RESINS Ronald R; House, Darien, and Yun Ju, Stamford,C'o'nn., assignors to American Cyanamid Company, New York, N. Y., a corporation of Maine No Drawing. Application September. 8, 1955 Serial No. 533,259.
3 Claims. (Cl. 921.4)
This invention relates to the pulping of wet-strength pa'per broke. More particularly, the invention relates to. the pulping of broke carrying high molecular weight material or resin as agent imparting wet strength, so as to form a pulp which can be sheeted either alone or in admixture with fresh pulp to yieldlgood quality paper.
In all paper mills a certain amount of the product is lost as trim or broke, andevery efiort is made to repulp this paper thereby eliminating waste. Paper carrying rosin size, Wax size, starch, clay,gums and similar additives can be charged directly intothe beater and reduced to a pulp without difiiculty by the normal actionthereof, although a short alkali soak is sometimes found helpful. Wet-strength webs (i. e.,- webs composed of cellulose fibers bonded together by an absorbed content of'wet strength resin) are not alfectedby this treatmerit to more than a negligibleextent,and up tothe'" present pulping of these webs has been deemed to require in combination an elevated temperature, an acid pH, and intensive mechanical disintegration assistedby steam jets. The method and apparatus therefor are respectively disclosed in U. S. Patents Nos. 2,394,273 to Thomas and 2,423,097 to Goehler et al.; see also the article by J. C. Barthel in the March- 21', 1955, issue of t the Paper Trade Journal and thevarticleby Trout'in.
The discovery has now been made that the pulping.
of wet-strength broke is greatly facilitated by 'conta'cting the broke with a diluteaqueous solution of an oxidizing salt and maintaining the broke in contact therewith until the fiber-resin-fiber bonds therein have substantially loosened, that is, loosened to the point where the broke can be pulped in conventional pulping equipment such as a beater, hydropulper, refiner or dynapulper. have found that in the great majority of instances soaking thebr-okefor less than anhour in a preferrednsalt solution loosens the fiber-resin-iiber bonds so extensively that the broke need not be subjected to the'steamejet disintegrationreferred to above andcan be added directly to the mechanical pulper, and that in :oth'erdnstances the bonds. are loosened to such anextent that much milder mechanical disintegration is 'sumcient as compared to the disintegration that would otherwise be necessary.
The process is useful in connectionwith .brokecon taining any adsorbed wet strength resin.
The invention does not depend upon any particular times, temperatures concentrations, or pHvalues. Good results have been obtained with oxidizing salt' concemv trations of A% to 5%, contact times of from a minute or less to an hour or two, and temperatures varying from room temperature to the boil."
According to one'method for employing the present invention broke, trim, or other scrap is charged directly,
to a dilute aqueous solution of an oxidizing salt in a tank and allowed to soak in the solution until the fiber resin-fiber bonds have substantially loosened. Stirring is helpfulbut not necessary, and no pH adjustment is generally required. When the desired loosening has occurred the solution is drained off, after which the paper is ready for pulping.
Preferably at the beginning of the soak a substantial excess of oxidizing salt is present so' as to avoid undue prolongation of the treatment. The pH of the oxidizing salt solution ordinarily need not be adjusted and satisfactory bond loosening takes place with minimal harm to the fibers With solution having pH values between-about 7 and 10. A wetting agent may be added and is sometimes helpful particularly in connection with oily or waxy broke and a hot oxidizing salt solution is used. Temperatures .between F. and F. are suitable.v The precise amount of oxidizing salt which should be added in each instance varies because of the difference in effectiveness of particular salts in loosening the fiber-resin-fiber bonds and the strength of the bonds resulting principally from the amount and kind of wet strength-resin present. Hence the optimum kind, amount and concentration of oxidizing agent in the solution are best predetermined by laboratory trial, using the procedures shown in the examples below as guides. Termination of the treatment occurs when the fiberresin-fiber-bonds have loosened to such an extent that the broke can be disintegrated in ordinary papermaking equipment at hand.
The principal commercially available oxidizing agents have been tested, including sodium hypochloride (NaClO),- sodium chlorite (NaClO sodium chlorate (NaClO potassium chlorate (KClO), calcium hypochlorite [Ca(ClO) ammonium persulfate and hence the water-soluble metal hypochlorites are preferred.
Example 1 The effectiveness of a number of colorless oxidizing salts as pulping agents for several representative wetstrength papers is illustrated by the following. All tests were run :at room temperature without pH adjustment and the solutions were not agitated. In each instance 100 cc. of solution Was employed containing the percentage of oxidizing salt shown in the table and paper strips weighing about 0.5 gm. were employed as the test samples.
The strips were tested by cautiously pulling the sheets with the fingers in the same manner that cloth is tested for tendering, and the decrease in fiber-resin bonding was rated on a uniform scale according to which 0 designates practically no loss of strength (equivalent to no loss in bonding), 3 designates practically complete loss of wet strength, and l and 2 designate proportionate intermediate values.
on this scale, Wet strength paper having a terminal bond strength rating between 2 and 3 can be pulped in a commercial beater .without need for steam-jet treatment, and a rating of 1-2 represents a very material loosening ofthe bonds.
The paper employed had been prepared in the labora tory in uniform manner by forming a beaten suspension of commercial unbleached northern kraft fibers at about 0.6% consistency, adding 3% of the wet strength resin shown in the table followed by 2% of alum (weights tory handsheet machine at a basis weight between 45,
and 50 lbs. per 25" x 40"/500 ream, pressing the sheets between blotters, and drying the sheets at a temperature between 240 and 260 F. for a time between 2 and minutes to give the initial wet strength shown in the table.
The ethylenimine resin was prepared by homopolymerizing ethylenimine to the high viscosity necessary for wet strength purposes. The resin was essentially a high molecular weight polyalkylenepolyamine.
The Hofmann resin was a linear carbon chain polymer every other chain carbon atom of which carried an amino group. The resin was prepared in accordance with Example 4 of copending application Serial No. 363,394, filed June 22, 1953, by myself et al.
The Epi-TETA resin was prepared by the condensation of 0.6 mol of epichlorhydrin with 0.2 mol of triethylenetetramine, as shown in Example 1 of U. S. Patent No. 2,595,936.
The IBPA-DCE resin was made by refluxing 131.2 gm. of 3,3-iminobispropylamine, 87.5 gm. of 1,2-dichlorethane, and 50 cc. of water for two hours. The resin was essentially a straight chain polyazoalkane probably containing a few six-membered rings resulting from condensation of dichlo-rethane with the polymeric NHCH CH -NH linkages formed by reaction of 3,3-iminobispropylamine with 1,2-dichlorethane.
.Results are as follows:
4 of Example 1 in dilute sodium hypochlorite solution at room temperature and pH 10 with following results:
Paper Strength After NaOlO Strength 1 2 10 15 30 Min Min. Min. Min. Min.
1 For explanation of ratings see Ex. 1.
These results show that a paper which is very resistant to alkali is quickly made ready for pulping when treated according to the present invention.
Example 3 The efiect of heat is illustrated by the following.
The procedure of Example 2 was repeated except that the concentration of the sodium hypochlorite was decreased to 0.25 and the temperature increased to 65 C. A pulping value of 1-2 was obtained in 10 minutes and a value between 2-3 and 3 in 30 minutes, showing that moderate temperature greatly accelerates the loosening of the bonds by the oxidizing salt.
Example 4 The procedure of Example 1 was repeated using paper prepared by addition of 3% (dry fiber basis) of the melamine-formaldehyde acid colloid of U. S. Patent No. 2,345,543 to slush stock followed by 1% alum. The paper was dried at 240 F. for 2 minutes and had wet. strength of 10 lb./ in.
The paper was soaked in 0.25% sodium hypochlorite solution at 65 C. for 30 minutes. The paper had a NaClO Test Paper 5% NaClOz 5% Ca(ClO)2 5% (NH4)S2Q3 5% 211113802 Wet Strength pH WS Resin 1 1a Ethylen'unlne. 4. 5 5. 3 1b d0 9. 0 6. 9 4. 5' 5. 6
Epi-TETRA 4. 5 4. 0 3b do 9.0 4.9 4a IBPA-DCE 4. 5 5.2 4b do 9. 0 6. 8
1 For description of resins see text above.
3 Wet strength, lb./in. (adjusted to lb. basis weight).
The results show that in every case rapid and extensive pulping rating of 1 at 30 minutes and a rating of 2-3 at loosening of its fiber-resin-fiber bonds was effected, the speed of loosening depending principally on the variables shown in the table.
Example 2 The pulping of paper containing a phenol-resorcinolformaldehyde-bisulfite wet-strength resin is illustrated by the following. This resin was selected as it is generally considered to give outstandingly permanent wet strength at alkaline pH.
The resin corresponded to the resin of Example 3 of Canadian Patent No. 473,753 and was prepared by refluxing a reaction mixture comprising 131.6 parts of phenol, 9.5 parts of sodium metabisulfite, 66 parts of resorcinol and a total of 243.4 parts of 37% formaldehyde to a Gardner-Holdt viscosity of H under conditions set forth in the patent.
Wet strength paper containing the resin was made according to Example 1. The paper was heated for 2 minutes at 240 F. and had a wet strength of 7.5 lbs/in.
60 minutes.
We claim: 1. A process for the pulping of paper broke compose of cellulose fibers bonded together by an adsorbed content of at least one wet-strength resin which comprises: slurrying said broke with a dilute aqueous solution of an inorganic oxidizing salt thereby loosening the fiber-resinfiber bonds in said broke, and then subjecting the broke to mechanical pulping.
2. A process according to claim 1 wherein the oxidizing salt is a water-soluble colorless metal hypochlorite.
3. A process according to claim 1 wherein the oxidizing salt solution is hot.
References Cited in the file of this patent UNITED STATES PATENTS 1,576,994 Plumstead Mar. 16, 1926 (Other references on following page) 5 6 UNITED STATES PATENTS 265,055 Great Britain Feb. 3, 1927 Wells Mar. 5, 1935 Fennel Oct. 10, 1950 OTHER REFERENCES Driessen Dec. 25, 1951 y: Pulp and Paper, vol. 1, page 602 (1952), Hill June 9, 1953 E cience Publishers, Inc., New York.
FOREIGN PATENTS Germany Nov. 10, 1915
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|Oct 26, 1999
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|Nov 30, 1999
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|Dec 14, 1999
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|Feb 22, 2000
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|Nov 20, 1997
|Jun 13, 2000
|Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc.
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|Aug 15, 2000
|Hercules Incorporated
|Strength resins for paper and repulpable wet and dry strength paper made therewith
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|Nov 14, 2000
|Hercules Incorporated
|Adhesives and resins, and processes for their production
|Mar 1, 2000
|Jun 12, 2001
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|Oct 30, 1997
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|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification

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Bill Good: But how was she chosen? I must say when I discovered she was your choice I went, 'wow, Penny Ballem, who'da thought?'
Gregor Robertson: Well, we've had nothing but positive feedback really based on Penny's history...
Good: (interrupting) But who knew she was available?
Robertson: She, she came forward and said, uh, that she was available. I think it was in some ways serendipity that the opportunity came about last week (CC notes: week of December 8th) on such short notice, and uh, you know I make decisions swiftly when it's necessary and I see things line up right and in this case everything lined up but I think it's the right decision for Vancouver.
Good: So these were your calls?
Robertson: My calls with the Council. Council reviewed this on Friday and approved it.
In his column today Allen Garr paints a different picture, with meetings and direct discussions going on for weeks with Ballem:
What allowed for the decision on Rogers to be made so quickly was Ballem telling Vision she was available long before the election results were known.
Both Robertson and his chief of staff Mike Magee met with her before Vancouverites went to the polls. Following the election and before the inauguration, Robertson and Magee nailed down an agreement with Ballem.
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1 Now, the Reubenites and Gadites owned very large herds of cattle. Having seen that the territories of Jazer and Gilead formed an ideal region for raising stock,
2 the Gadites and Reubenites went to Moses, the priest Eleazar and the leaders of the community, and said to them,
3 'The territory of Ataroth, Dibon, Jazer, Nimrah, Heshbon, Elealeh, Sebam, Nebo and Beon,
4 which Yahweh has conquered before the advancing community of Israel, is ideal land for raising stock, and your servants are cattle breeders.
5 So', they said, 'if you approve, give your servants this land for us to own; do not make us cross the Jordan.'
6 Moses said to the Gadites and Reubenites, 'Do you intend your brothers to go into battle while you stay here?
7 Why are you discouraging the Israelites from crossing to the country which Yahweh has given them?
8 Your fathers behaved in the same way when I sent them from Kadesh-Barnea to see the country,
9 for, having gone as far as the Valley of Eshcol and seen the country, they discouraged the Israelites from entering the country which Yahweh had given them.
10 Hence Yahweh's anger was aroused that day and he swore this oath,
11 "No man of twenty years and over, who left Egypt, shall set eyes on the country which I promised on oath to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob . . . , for they have not followed me absolutely,
12 except for Caleb son of Jephunneh the Kenizzite, and Joshua son of Nun: these indeed have followed Yahweh absolutely."
13 Yahweh's anger being aroused by Israel, he made them wander in the desert for forty years, until the generation that offended Yahweh had all disappeared.
14 And now you rise up in your father's place, offshoot of sinful stock, to increase Yahweh's burning anger with Israel even more!
15 If you turn away from him, he will prolong the time spent in the desert, and you will bring about this entire people's ruin.'
16 They came to Moses and said, 'We should like to build sheepfolds here for our flocks and towns for our little ones.
17 We ourselves will take up arms and lead the Israelites until we have brought them to the place appointed for them, while our little ones stay in the fortified towns to be safe from the local inhabitants.
18 We will not return to our homes until every one of the Israelites has taken possession of his heritage.
19 For we shall have no heritage with them on the other bank of the Jordan or beyond, since our heritage has fallen to us here, east of the Jordan.'
20 Moses said to them, 'If you do as you have said, if you are prepared to fight before Yahweh,
21 and if all those of you who bear arms cross the Jordan before Yahweh, until he has driven all his enemies out before him,
22 then, once the country has become subject to Yahweh, you may go back, and will have discharged your obligation to Yahweh and Israel, and Yahweh will consider this territory yours.
23 But if you do not, you will sin against Yahweh, and be sure your sin will find you out.
24 Build towns, then, for your little ones and folds for your flocks; but do what you have promised.'
25 The Gadites and Reubenites said to Moses, 'Your servants will do as my lord directs.
26 Our little ones, our wives, our flocks and all our livestock will stay in the towns of Gilead,
27 but your servants, each armed for war, will cross in Yahweh's name and fight, as my lord says.'
28 So Moses gave orders about them to the priest Eleazar, Joshua son of Nun, and the heads of families in the Israelite tribes.
29 Moses said to them, 'If the Gadites and Reubenites, all those under arms, cross the Jordan with you to fight in Yahweh's name, then, once the country has become subject to you, you will give them the territory of Gilead as theirs.
30 But if they will not cross with you under arms, they will receive their domains in Canaan with the rest of you.'
31 To this, the Gadites and Reubenites replied, 'What Yahweh has said to your servants, we shall do.
32 Under arms, we shall cross in Yahweh's name into Canaan, so that ownership of our heritage on this side of the Jordan will be ours.'
33 Moses then gave them -- the Gadites, the Reubenites and the half-tribe of Manasseh son of Joseph -- the kingdom of Sihon king of the Amorites and the kingdom of Og king of Bashan, the country and the towns within its territory, and the country's frontier-towns.
34 The Gadites rebuilt Dibon, Ataroth, Aroer,
35 Atroth-Shophan, Jazer, Jogbehah,
36 Beth-Nimrah and Beth-Haran as fortified towns with folds for the flocks.
37 The Reubenites rebuilt Heshbon, Elealeh, Kiriathaim,
38 Nebo and Baal-Meon (the names of which were altered), and Sibmah, giving new names to the towns which they rebuilt.
39 The descendants of Machir son of Manasseh went to Gilead. They conquered it and drove out the Amorites who were there.
40 Moses gave Gilead to Machir son of Manasseh, and he settled there.
41 Jair son of Manasseh went and seized their encampments, renaming them the Encampments of Jair.
42 Nobah went and seized Kenat with its dependent townships, and called it Nobah after himself.
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- A storm spotter class attracted nearly a hundred people to Rhinelander Thursday afternoon.
Attendees of the class learned about cloud formation, severe thunderstorms, tornadoes and flash flooding.
However, Emergency Management Program Assistant Dawn Robinson says the main focus was on how to become a certified storm spotter.
"Storm spotters are a valuable resource to us in the community because we have people out there all the time doing all sorts of activities," said Robinson.
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Black bears waking up from hibernation, DNR reminds people to remove outdoor food sources
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- USDA Wildlife Services relocates more than 500 black bears in Wisconsin every year.
Bears can cause a lot of damage, especially when they've just woken up from hibernation.
The DNR receives more than 800 nuisance calls for bears each year.
"They're opportunistic, looking for any food sources out there, grills, bird feeders, any garbage cans anything like that," said DNR wildlife damage specialist Brian Koele.
Koele says it's important bears don't get acclimated to humans.
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Minocqua Police Department seeking chaplains for volunteer program
Submitted: 04/28/2017
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- Police officers often meet people on their worst days: after a death, crime, or other bad situations. The Minocqua Police Department hopes some unpaid additions to their staff can help victims, families, and officers cope with those situations a little better.
The department is looking to add a team of clergy members to form a chaplain program. The chaplains would be on call and show up to scenes when needed. Chief David Jaeger had been considering the idea for a while when he heard about police in Oneida County using the same program.
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Public Newsletter — Get updates on Wilsonville Rotary's activities and projects
Wilsonville Mayor Tim Knapp was announced as the 2016 winner of the Wilsonville First Citizen Award on Saturday evening, February 25, 2017. Knapp was among four finalists for the award, which is given by the Rotary Club of Wilsonville, and draws upon nominations submitted by the community. The award recognizes local leaders who have a
Jean Tsokos is a longtime Wilsonville resident, volunteer and role model for community engagement. With more than 20 years of service to the WilsonvilleSTAGE, formerly known as Wilsonville Community Theater, as well as projects that benefit seniors under her belt, Tsokos recently decided to retire and let the next generation of volunteers take over. A
Greetings from President Richard Martens NOTE: The Heart of Gold event is SOLD OUT! See you all there! On February 25 we will gather with fellow Wilsonville residents for the 16th annual Heart of Gold Celebration and Auction. The event celebrates two characteristics that make a community great – volunteerism and generosity. Each year we
John Budiao is currently a Logistics and Readiness Officer with the U.S. Air Force, and the CEO of Military Coach, where he provides motivational speaking and mentoring to future members of the military. John has served in three branches of the military: Marines, Coast Guard, and Air Force. He is a leader and mentor for
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Become an FTA Media Member. We are offering a membership and benefits package specifically for family travel media specialists – those journalists, bloggers, experts, and industry professionals who have authority on the subjects and issues most important to traveling families.
The FTA Media Center will be a professional networking resource dedicated to facilitating productive relationships between all of our members, including brands, destinations, and the media.
By providing direct connection between all FTA members, we're helping to bridge the gap between the media and brands who cater to families. We aim to increase the impact and elevate the status of the work our media members are producing.
Member Benefits
When you join the first ever coalition of industry leaders dedicated to serving the needs of traveling families, your benefits include:
New Business Relationships with Industry Suppliers
- Become ambassadors for family travel, destinations, and brands
- Use FTA Media Alerts to pitch story ideas, content marketing plans, and influencer campaigns to FTA Trade members, while they pitch ideas back at FTA Media members
- Gain access to marketing decision makers
Access to Industry Research
- Help the FTA continue to compile the most comprehensive research on family travel
- Leverage access to the FTA Consumer Panel of hundreds of traveling families around the U.S. who want to share their opinions and provide the industry with feedback
Invitations to the FTA Annual Summit and Other Member Events
- Learn more about the most important issues affecting family travel and network with other FTA Members at the annual FTA Summit
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Materials and Methods
Sources of Data
Data on all deaths among Americans during 1950-94 with cancer as the underlying cause according to age, sex, and race were provided for the 3,053 contiguous U.S. counties by the National Center for Health Statistics. Annual county-, age-, sex-, and race-specific midyear population estimates based on data from the Bureau of the Census were aggregated over the 25-year period 1970-94 and the 20-year period 1950-69 to form the person-years at risk. Data for the recent time period were produced at the county level for whites and at the state economic area (SEA) level for blacks and whites. The 506 contiguous SEAs are individual counties or groups of counties that are relatively homogeneous with respect to various demographic, economic, and cultural factors; they do not cross state lines. For 1950-69, when detailed county-level population estimates were not available specifically for blacks, maps are produced for whites only. Data for all 50 states and the District of Columbia are presented. Since mortality data were available only at the state level for Alaska and Hawaii, each was considered a single unit for county and SEA purposes, resulting in data for 3,055 counties and 508 SEAs. Data for Alaska and Hawaii are available only beginning in 1959 and 1960, respectively, when they became states. Appendix Map 1 of the United States displays the state, SEA, and county boundaries. Appendix Table 1 lists the state economic areas by state, and Appendix Table 2 lists the counties within state economic areas by state. A total of more than 40 cancers (including all forms combined) were considered, as shown in Appendix Table 3 (which also indicates the sixth to ninth revisions of the International Classification of Diseases7-10 [ICD] codes used for each form of cancer).
Calculation of age-adjusted cancer mortality rates
For each form of cancer, the age-adjusted (direct method, 1970 U.S. population standard—see Appendix Table 4) mortality rate R per 100,000 person-years was calculated by race, sex, and geographic area for each of the time periods 1970–94 and 1950–69, as follows: 3,11,12
R = 100,000*SUM(wiri) = 100,000*SUM(widi/ni)
i = the 18 age groups 0–4, 5–9, ..., 85+,
wi = the proportion of the standard population in age group i,
ri = the age-specific rate di/ni,
di = the number of deaths in age group i, and
ni = the person-years in age group i
The binomial approximation to the variance of the age-adjusted rate was calculated as:
var(R) = 100,0002*SUM [wi2ri(1–ri)/ni]
The 95 percent confidence limits of R were calculated from the square root of the variance as:
R ±1.96 [(var(R)]½
A negative lower confidence limit was replaced by zero. For an area with zero deaths, the rate R was zero and the var(R) was estimated using the national rate. An areaspecific age-adjusted rate was deemed significantly different statistically from the U.S. age-adjusted rate if their confidence limits did not overlap. Detailed area-specific data are not presented in this Atlas but are available from the NCI and from the NCI Atlas Static Web site.
Expected numbers of deaths from cancer for each geographic area by race and sex were the sums over age groups of the corresponding national age-specific rates times the agespecific person-years for each area by race and sex.
Male/female and black/white rate ratios (R1/R2) were calculated using the nationalage adjusted rates rounded to two digits after the decimal point. The 95 percent confidence limits on the rate ratios are not presented but may be calculated as:13
exp[ ln(R1/R2) ±1.96 (1/D1+1/D2)½ ]
exp[x] = ex,
ln[x] = the natural logarithm of x, and
D1,D2 = the deaths associated with R1/R2 respectively
Maximum likelihood estimates of the relative risk standard deviations (RRSDs) and their standard errors (SEs) were calculated under the assumption of a mixed effects model. The RRSDs provide a measure of the standard deviation of the underlying areaspecific relative risks and serve as quantitative indices to compare geographic variation across maps.14
Map production
Maps displaying cancer mortality rates by county and SEA were produced using Atlas Pro and Atlas GIS for Windows software (Strategic Mapping, Inc., now part of ESRI) on a Pentium personal computer. For ease of comparisons and readability, the size of Alaska was reduced and, for the SEA maps, the size of the District of Columbia was increased and separated from adjacent areas. Prior to mapping, rates for an area based on sparse data were deemed unstable if (a) the observed number of deaths was less than 6; (b) the observed number of deaths was less than 12 and the rate was not significantly different statistically from the U.S. rate; or (c) the expected number of deaths was less than 6 and the rate was not significantly different statistically from the U.S. rate. The stable rates were then ranked and partitioned into 10 deciles. The legend for each map portrays the national rate and the range of rates for each decile. Rates per 100,000 person-years are generally presented with 2 digits to the right of the decimal, although for some of the rarer cancers 3 digits are shown. In each map and legend, five shades of red (deciles at the median and above) and five shades of blue (deciles below the median) are used, with the intensity of color reflecting the ranked distance from the median. Gray is used for areas with sparse data (i.e., unstable rates as defined above).
- Pickle LW, Mason TJ, Howard N, Hoover R, Fraumeni JF Jr. Atlas of U.S. cancer mortality among whites: 1950-1980. Washington, DC: U.S. Gov. Printing Office; 1987. DHHS Publ. No. (NIH) 87-2900.
- World Health Organization. Manual of the international statistical classification of diseases, injuries, and causes of death. Vol. 1, 6th rev. Geneva: WHO; 1948.
- World Health Organization. Manual of the international statistical classification of diseases, injuries, and causes of death. Vol. 1, 7th rev. Geneva: WHO; 1957.
- Public Health Service. International statistical classification of diseases, adapted for use in the United States. Vol. 1, 8th rev. Washington, DC: U.S. Gov. Printing Office; 1967. PHS Publ. No. 1693.
- World Health Organization. Manual of the international statistical classification of diseases, injuries, and causes of death. Vol. 1, 9th rev. Geneva: WHO; 1977.
- Chiang CL. Standard error of the age-adjusted death rate. Vital Stat Selected Rep 1961;47:275-85.
- Boyle P, Parkin DM. Statistical methods for registries. In: Jensen OM, Parkin DM, MacLennan R, et al., editors. Cancer registration: Principles and methods. Lyon, France: International Agency for Research on Cancer; 1991. p. 126-58. IARC Scientific Publ. No. 95.
- Rothman KJ. Modern epidemiology. Boston: Little, Brown and Company; 1986.
- Pennello GA, Devesa SS, Gail MH. Using a mixed model to estimate geographic variation in cancer rates. Biometrics 1999; 55:774-81.


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Dr. Kamol Lohavanichbutr graduated from Other in 1988.
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Dr. Lohavanichbutr, a cardiologist in Mount Vernon, is qualified to deliver comprehensive care for your cardiovascular system and heart. Dr. Lohavanichbutr may see patients for symptoms like difficulty breathing, dizziness or chest pains, to name a few. Cardiovascular issues that may be identified and cared for by a cardiologist can include congenital heart defects, angina, arrhythmia, heart failure, rheumatic heart disease, heart aneurysms and coronary artery disease, to name a few.
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The American Standard Colony 5-1/2 ft. Acrylic Bathtub in White is built from durable acrylic and reinforced with fiberglass for added strength, and it's designed with a convenient integral apron. Molded-in armrests provide comfort while you bathe, and the slip-resistant floor promotes safety when entering and exiting the bath.
- Acrylic construction with fiberglass reinforcement for durability
- Integral apron for convenience
- Left-hand outlet (drain not included)
- Molded-in armrests for comfort
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Natalie Stingelin
Imperial College London
Natalie Stingelin FRSC is a Professor of Organic Functional Materials at the Department of Materials, Imperial College London. Prior to this appointment she conducted research at the Cavendish Laboratory at the University of Cambridge, the Philips Research Laboratories, Eindhoven, the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zürich and as junior staff at Queen Mary, University of London. She obtained the degree of Engineer in Materials Science in 1997 from ETH Zürich, and in 2001 completed her doctoral studies, for which she was awarded the ETH Medal. She has published more than 140 papers and holds 6 issued patents. Her current research interests encompass the broad field of organic functional materials, including organic electronics, multifunctional inorganic/organic hybrids, and smart, advanced optical systems based on organic matter. She is an Associate Editor of the Journal of Materials Chemistry C. She received a €1.2 Million ERC Starting Independent Researcher Award in 2011.
Cool Plastics For A Greener World
With seabirds trapped in multipack drink rings, and mid-ocean islands of indestructible rubbish, the idea that plastics could play a big part in a sustainable future world might seem far-fetched. However, new smart plastics may yet rescue the reputation of this all-consuming 20th century material. Research into so-called 'cool plastics' for cars and buildings could reduce the need for air conditioning and, thus, improve their energy efficiency. We will present recent efforts to design plastics of desired functions targeted for a greener world. One line of our enquiry is to explore the potential of plastics that can offer the same flexibility, softness and light weight but can control the flow of light and heat therefore assisting energy harvesting but also reducing the energy we waste to keep buildings at the temperature we want.
Niels Ploug - Status of Thermal Soil Remediation
Nicholas Rock - Managing past, present and future environmental legal liability risk: common mistakes and misconceptions
Simon Cassin - Behavioural Safety in the workplace
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Norderney JigsawFebruary 6th, 2015 Posted by Scott Puzzles No Comment yet
Use the mouse to piece together three great pictures of Norderney in Germany.
Use the mouse to piece together three great pictures of Norderney in Germany.
Enter the tower of last sword master and discover the secrets it holds.
The baron used to be a great knight. Try to find all hidden items.
Puzzle Monsters is a game that offers 80 puzzle levels ranging from Beginner to Expert. It is easy and fun to play using only your mouse. Use your mouse to push the monster off the game field. Push the monster into other monsters on his way. To complete the level only one monster must remain!
Words All Around is a new highscores word search game! The game contains 6 different game modes and global leaderboards (you can compare your score with other people all around the world)
How to play: Press and hold the left mouse button and move over 3-10 adjacent letters to create a word! Release the left mouse button to submit the word! The game recognizes if the word exists or not. Get the best score possible and submit it to see who is the best in finding the words! Remember, longer words = better score! You can submit your score whenever during the gameplay by pressing the X button in the top left corner.
Game modes:
– Classic – you have exactly 180 seconds to get the best score possible!
– Challenge – each word created from 5+ letters will add new letters, otherwise the letters will be removed.
– 20 Words – you are limited by 20 words, get the best score possible!
– 10 Words – you are limited by 10 words, get the best score possible!
– 60 Letters – you can create words from 60 letters on screen only. Get the best score possible!
– Fair Play – the same as 60 letters, but all the players get the same letters to play with!
– addicting word search game
– 6 different game modes
– global leaderboards included – compare your score with other people all around the world – no registration required
– great fun for the whole family
– review your words at the end of the game
– review the score of other people – press the TROPHY icons in the game menu
Use the mouse to piece together the three pictures of Guatemala in five sizes and five shape cuts.
Have you ever wanted to be a traffic controller? If you're anything like me, the thought will never have actually crossed your mind. Until now! Now that you're seeing it and reading about it. It certainly sounds like a fun but risks job. Traffic Smash is exactly that. It's down to you to make cars, vans, buses and all sorts of other traffic use the roads correctly without smashing into each other. Click on a car to make it stop. Drag a car forward to make it go/accelerate.
Bob's back—and this time he's stranded on an island! Watch out for cannibals…