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Description: are oxidized to aldehyde groups by GMS Oxidizer. Chromic acid suppresses weaker background staining of collagen fibers and basement membranes. Neutralizer removes excess chromic acid. GMS Silver A, a silver nitrate reagent, provides the silver ions. GMS Silver B provides the alkaline conditions that reduceShow More
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Description: Silver Nitrate, Liquid Form
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Description: These silver nitrate impregnated silica gel plates are for argentation chromatography. They are impregnated with between 5% and 20% silver nitrate which modifies the separation characteristics of the adsorbent layer to permit increased discrimination of certain compounds, particularly thoseShow More
Standards and Technical Documents - Standard Method of Test for Determining Water-Soluble Chloride Ion Content in Soil, Single User PDF Download -- T291-94-UL
Description: for the determination of the water-soluble chloride ion content in soil. Two methods are given. Method A is based upon the Mohr procedure for determining chloride ion with silver nitrate. Method B utilizes a pH/mV Meter. By comparing the mV readings to the calibration curve determine the chloride ion content.Show More
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Description: were determined by using the Bulk Diffusion Test, the Silver Nitrate Spray Test and the Rapid Chloride Permeability Test. In the second series, corrosion activity in reinforcing steel was monitored in loaded RC beams with and without fiber reinforcement for a year in a simulated marine environmentShow More
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Description: Techni Silver EHS 4 is a high speed silver plating solution recommended for use in applications that require deposits of high purity silver, high resistance to heat, and have excellent die and wire bonding characteristics. Techni Silver EHS 4 can produce deposits from matte to fully bright from
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- Chemical / Process: Silver Plating
Standards and Technical Documents - Analytical Procedures for Measuring Chemicals in the Public Health Service Drinking Water Standards, 1962 (PDF) -- JAW_0068412Supplier: American Water Works Association (AWWA)
Description: spectroscopy where applicable. The chemical substances discussed are: arsenic; barium, boron; cadmium; carbon chloroform extract; chloride; chromium; copper; cyanide; fluoride; iron; lead; manganese; methylene blue-active substances including ABS; nitrogen (nitrate or nitrite form); pesticides; phenolsShow More
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Description: Nitrate-sensitive electrode system for measuring in potable water and effluents. Swansensors Nitrate (N03-N) and RefTemp Nitrate sensor: Sensor with ion sensitive membrane in mechanically and chemically inert plastic case (IP 68) with excellent life time. Reference electrode RefTemp
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- Electrode Type: Nitrate (NO3-)
- Mounting Options: Other
- Maximum Diameter / Width: 0.4724 inch
- Sample Type: Aqueous
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- Maximum Discharge Flow: 120 to 1200 GPH
- Media Temperature: 662 F
- Power Source: None, Pump Only
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Description: Silver Nitrate
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- Oxoanions: All Oxoanions, Nitrates
- State of Matter: Bulk Solid / Granules
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Description: Silver Nitrate Solution (Fontana)
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Standards and Technical Documents - Photography -- Photographic-grade chemicals -- Test methods -- Part 9: Reaction to ammoniacal silver nitrate -- ISO 10349-9:1992
Description: The method is based on weighing a test portion, dissolving it in water, transfer of the solution to each of two Nessler colour-comparison cylinders, preparing a test solution by adding freshly prepared ammoniacal silver nitrate solution to one of the Nessler cylinders and mixing well, preparingShow More
Supplier: Aremco Products, Inc.
Description: Aremco offers a wide range of high purity metals and ceramics that are applicable to scientists and engineers involved in basic research and applied product development.
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- Inorganic Compounds: Other
- Ionic Component: Transition Metals (Ti, Fe, Ni, etc)
- Oxoanions: All Oxoanions, Nitrates
- State of Matter: Powder
Supplier: Chemical Strategies, Inc.
Description: Chemical Strategies offers over 3,000 products by Chempax. If you are unable to locate a chemical you need, our sales department can custom source any needed materials for you directly.
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Description: We manufacture precious metal salts, solutions, anodes and crystals from silver, gold and platinum group metals. These products are used for a variety of purposes in the chemical, petrochemical, automobile, pharmaceutical, plating and electronics industries.Show More
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Description: Umicore Precious Metals Chemistry is a leading expert in the field of precious metals based specialty chemicals, delivering innovative products and dedicated services to clients around the world. Umicore PMC's highly pure and active precious metals catalysts and chemicals are used in variousShow More
Description: Ion Selective Electrodes (ISEs) are membrane electrodes that respond selectively to ions in the presence of other ions. These include probes that measure specificions and gasses in solution. The use of Ion Selective Electrodes offers several advantages over other methods of analysis. First, the cost
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- Electrode Type: (BF4-), Iodide/Cyanide (I-/CN-), Lead (PB2+), Nitrate (NO3-), Nitrite (NO2-), Nitrogen Oxide (NOX), Potassium (K+), Silver/Sulfide (Ag+/S2-), Sodium (Na
- Electrode Configuration: Combination
- Maximum Diameter / Width: 0.6299 inch
- Maximum Length: 4.72 inch
- Electrode Type: (BF4-), Iodide/Cyanide (I-/CN-), Lead (PB2+), Nitrate (NO3-), Nitrite (NO2-), Nitrogen Oxide (NOX), Potassium (K+), Silver/Sulfide (Ag+/S2-), Sodium (Na
Supplier: Cole-Parmer
Description: will not affect it. The reference electrolyte won't leak during membrane replacement. These double-junction combination electrodes require no external reference. Electrodes are refillable with an outer silver-free reference fill.

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- Body Material: Epoxy or Polymer
- Operating Temperature: 122 F
Supplier: Cole-Parmer
Description: ; have a durable epoxy body and are well-suited for portable field applications. Outer reference chamber is silver-free and resists contamination. These electrodes are refillable.| Laboratory Glass Electrodes are double-junction in design, with a glass body that provides high-qualityShow More
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Minor static layout implementation and user management changes
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Project Description
We have a comprehensive website and are starting you on a small part of our project. If anyone is very good, there will be an opportunity for future work.
We need some static layout adjustment and implementation into to our CakePHP 2.3 web application.
Programmer must stick to DRY. fat model skinny controller coding. keeping to an OO structure.
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Able to see on their account that they are on the guest list
Invite friends on website via the site to get on the guest list
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Promoters easily able to see all their email data. Can see all data from previous guest lists
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Key international appointment for Life's CEO, Linda Conlon
Linda becomes the first woman from Europe to be elected Chair of the Association of Science and Technology Centres (ASTC).
The International Centre for Life opened in 2000, born out of an entrepreneurial spirit and a commitment to creating a self-sustaining science village.
Based in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne, almost 600 people from 35 countries work here: researchers, doctors and nurses work alongside people in the fields of education, public engagement and business. What unites everyone is a passion for science.
At the heart of the science village is the Life Science Centre, which attracts around 250,000 visitors annually. Life's public engagement programme attracts a broad audience for exhibitions and special events, and the education team deliver the biggest schools' science workshop programme in any European museum or science centre.
On site partners include Newcastle University, who chose Life for the location of their Institute of Genetic Medicine; the NHS Newcastle Fertility Centre; the NHS Northern Genetics Service and several young and vibrant biotechnology companies.
"This is a truly wonderful place to visit. I remember visiting when it first opened and they have always ensured it is up-to-date and there is always something to do."
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Lance Berkman is out for awhile, but Tyler Greene is unexpectedly picking up the slack for the St. Louis Cardinals.
Greene looks to continue his hot stretch at the plate as the Cardinals go for another win against the San Diego Padres in the middle game of this series Tuesday night.
St. Louis (23-19) learned Monday it will be without Berkman for at least six weeks as he undergoes surgery on his injured right knee. That leaves the club without its first baseman and 2011 NL Comeback Player of the Year, who has a .333 average in just 13 games this season.
Greene is doing his part to make up for Berkman's absence.
The second baseman is hitting .308 with four doubles, three homers and six RBIs during an 11-game stretch that started with a career-best two homers and four RBIs in a win at Houston on May 6.
He's been even better over the past five contests, going 8 for 17 with five extra-base hits. That includes going 3 for 4 with a double, a homer and two RBIs to lead the Cardinals to a 4-3 win over San Diego (16-27) on Monday.
The 2005 first-round pick has a career average of .225 in parts of four seasons.
"You're just going to see a game that just absolutely blows your drawers off," manager Mike Matheny said. "That's what excites you about what he can do on a consistent basis."
Greene's recent success can be traced to a change in his swing - he's lowered his elbow for a more even stroke.
"I've felt great since that day in Houston, and I think it's starting to show," Greene said. "The adjustments we made are really paying off."
St. Louis surely hopes so as it's won just three of 11 after starting this seven-game homestand in positive fashion.
"We just need to get something positive going," Matheny said. "They've been fighting. They deserve some wins."
Matheny is scheduled to give the ball to Adam Wainwright (2-5, 5.77 ERA), who has lost his last two starts while surrendering 10 runs and 15 hits with nine walks in 10 innings.
The right-hander, a 20-game winner in 2010, is trying to show improvement after missing last year due to elbow surgery.
"Everybody keeps telling me, 'Just be patient. It's coming. You're looking better and better,'" he said. "But it's tough when you're coming from where I'm coming from, the seasons I've had in the past, it's tough to hear that and not get frustrated because I expect to be great. I haven't been great but I feel like the ball's coming out better."
Wainwright will now face the Padres for the first time this season, and he's 2-1 with a 0.82 ERA in three starts against them.
San Diego is scheduled to counter with Edinson Volquez (2-3, 3.04), who hasn't beaten the Cardinals in almost four years.
The right-hander is 0-3 with a 7.36 ERA in five starts against them since a win Aug. 17, 2008. All of those meetings came with Cincinnati, including an 0-2 record in three starts at St. Louis.
Volquez enters this meeting coming off one of his worst performances of the season. He surrendered a season-high five runs and seven hits with six strikeouts in three walks in five innings of an 8-1 defeat to Los Angeles on Thursday. That was a drastic change after he went 2-0 with a 1.42 ERA over his previous four starts, all Padres victories.


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Sift flour, measure, then sift again with the cornmeal and salt.
Mix in the butter until crumbly.
Stir in 2/3 cup warm water; chill.
Form chilled dough into balls the size of large marbles.
Roll out into paper-thin rounds about 4 inches in diameter.
Bake on an un-greased cooky sheet in a moderately hot (375°) oven for 5 minutes, or until very lightly browned.
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Total Fat 51 g78%
Saturated Fat 29.3 g146.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 121 mg40.3%
Sodium 1014.6 mg42.3%
Total Carbohydrates 252 g83.9%
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It was a great part of the game, like Adam said, doing a sequence like that is a huge step for gaming as an art form. However, video games still aren't accepted by the mainstream as being art, it's just another form of soulless entertainment. I think until gaming does get that kind of recognition controversies such as this will keep on popping up. IW took a bold move, and it's one that in the long run will help people's opinions of games, showing that they too are capable of conveying more messages then just "mindless violence".Posted: November 11, 2009 5:51 PM
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I liked how it affects the story. I couldn't bring myself to shoot anyone though.Posted: November 11, 2009 5:22 PM
hey, let us know when ur debate airs, i wanna see it. im glad IW took this risk. someone had to do it eventually, and it had to be someone who could do it right. finally, we can really make progress on the the establishment of videogames as an art, and that they dont always have to be "fun."Posted: November 11, 2009 4:51 PM
I completely agree on thier right to do it. My only worry is if they really should of done it. It's sad, but the extreme amount of damage this is going to do to the gaming community needed to being weighed against it. Though the one thing I take from this that sort of amuses me is that Fox News is completely ignoring Dragon Age this time around after the Mass Effect fiasco, when there is a lot more going on in DAO. Just the stuff you can do in the Pearl, let alone all your relationships with party members, and they haven't even seemed to care.Posted: November 11, 2009 4:32 PM
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I agree since my interview they have sucked bad… where are the interesting stories about Forth and such? Get back to your roots man!!!
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Look here, I said, folding back the left column of the Opinion Page. The Editors of the New York Times--the greatest journalists in America--think that you should be thinking about poverty and state budgets!
This caused a stir. And it allowed me to show the picture from today's paper about the Governor's girlfriend and the brave journos who showed up at her Bake Sale in Grand Central Terminal and publicly questioned the ethics of peddling cookies while millionaires got tax breaks and poor folk struggled even more to make ends meet.
"Hold it in your hand, kid," I said. "Paper has been the agent of change since before Ben Franklin. Whole governments were toppled by opinions written in papers. This stuff really, truly matters."
Opinions here. Letters there. Op-eds over there. Like lines painted in chalk, these parameters map out our reality in ways we seldom truly appreciate until we take a breath, consider the scope, and run the paths.
Where we're going. How we get there. To home-base, that is. These things truly matter. There's no time like the present to not only remind ourselves of this truth but to make the genuine effort to achieve what it is we ought to achieve through the simple act of trying.
Trying to figure out: who we were; who we are; and, who we are yet to be.
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Spring Break: China graduate nursing students only
Travel Dates: March 2017
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The Vietnamese Asian Cultural Immersion course led by Dr. Vi Ho and Ms. Liz Libby was offered on the Houston campus as one of the Summer I courses. There were a total of 29 students enrolled.
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I feel that I know more about the Vietnamese culture and their health issues now after taking this course. I also feel more culturally competent when taking care of a Vietnamese patient, several students commented.
INDONESIA: A total of 25 (9 undergraduate students, 4 graduate students and 12 faculty and guests) participated in 10-day Indonesian Education Abroad elective courses in Spring, 2016. Prior to the trip, student participants from the Houston and Dallas campuses explored health differences and similarities between Indonesia and the United States. Groups of undergraduate students chose a specific health topic found in both countries and conducted an abbreviated literature review to identify current evidence-based interventions to improve health outcomes. Topics were displayed as PICO posters at the 5th Padjadjaran International Nursing Conference 2016. The conference was focused on Improving Quality of Health Care through Transformative Nursing Education and Research for Sustainable Health Development. Graduate students also prepared PICO posters, but on an individual basis. Ms. Kathryn Kramer, a PhD graduate nursing student, won 1st prize for her winning poster showing the value of a robotic Virtual Sitter.
This course fulfilled the 2-hour nursing elective requirement for the TWU Bachelor of Science Nursing Major and a 3-hour elective for the graduate nursing program. Two and one half days were spent exploring Bali and the Balinese culture, along with visiting a local health clinic to better understand the local health system throughout Indonesia. The remainder of the time was spent in Bandung, Java, with several days spent participating in the UNPAD International Nursing Conference, in addition to experiencing Sundanese and Javanese culture and cuisine.
PERU: TWUs second year of Peruvian education abroad cultural immersion courses occurred in Summer 1 May 17-29, 2016. Six TWU faculty (Dr. Allison Huffman, Dr. Joan Edwards, Dr. Peggy Landrum, Dr. Susan Mellott, Dr. Judy McFarlane, and Dr. Sheila Haley) participated in the trip. Student participants included 24 TWU nursing undergraduates, 2 TWU doctoral nursing students, and one undergraduate pre-physical therapy student from the University of Texas at Dallas. Activities included small group participation with two different universities in Lima, Universidad Maria Auxiliadora and Universidad Weiner, and one womens hospital, Clinica Santa Isabel. Students shared their PICO research projects in addition to faculty and students providing information about the PICO process. The Second International Congress of Nursing: New evidence for quality care in nursing" was held on May 19th and 20th. TWU faculty speakers at the conference included Dr. Joan Edwards, Dr. Allison Huffman, Dr. Sheila Haley, Dr. Susan Mellott, and Dr. Judy McFarlane. TWU students also presented their PICO projects at the conference in interactive small discussion format.
The second portion of the course took place on the northern coast in Chiclayo, Peru. Students participated in a conference, Evidence based nursing: A path to excellence in practice, hosted by Universidad Senor de Sipan (USS) on May 23rd and 24th. The conference included panels on patient safety and evidence based practice in which TWU faculty participated. There were also presentations by TWU faculty and Peruvian healthcare leaders in Chiclayo. Again students presented their PICO research in interactive group forums. The last day in Chiclayo consisted of a community experience where students visited two local hospitals and later led a teaching project for adolescent girls at a rural high school, teaching about the female cycle through the use of cycle beads. Cultural exposure and learning took place throughout the trip with many opportunities to practice Spanish and eat real Peruvian food. Tours were part of the educational experience in Lima, Chiclayo, Cusco, and concluded with amazing Machu Picchu. It was magnifico! A special thanks to Dr. Patrick Palmieri and Ms. Nataly Membrillo for their help and support with organizing the trip.
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VIETNAM -The Vietnamese Cultural Immersion Courses NURS 4902 and NURS 6903 took place May 26 June 8, 2015 with arrival in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam on May 28th. Thirteen undergraduate and graduate students participated, led by Dr. Vi Ho and Dr. Joan Edwards from Texas Womans University. They were joined by Ms. Mary Laime, retired faculty from the TWU Houston campus. Several healthcare related schools and hospitals were visited on the trip, including Binh Duong medical and nursing school in Binh Duong Province, Cho Ray Hospital, Ho Chi Minh Medical and Pharmacy School, and Pham Ngoc Thach University nursing and medical school (the last three located in Ho Chi Minh City). Students and faculty benefited greatly from opportunities to interact and network with Vietnamese colleagues, sharing similarities and differences in education and practice. TWU student groups enthusiastically explained their PICO poster projects which highlighted health issues common in both the USA and Vietnam with evidence based-approaches from a recent literature research review to improve patient outcomes. Simulation methodologies were also a hot topic. Vietnamese faculty and students at all locations were eager to learn about what the 21st Century holds for the profession of nursing. Dr. Joan Edwards shared information on this requested topic. A high-light of the trip was the MOU signing ceremony with Pham Ngoc Thach University representative, Dr. Cao Van Thinh.
PERU - Five TWU College of Nursing faculty (Dr. Joan Edwards, Dr. Sandra Cesario, Dr. Anne Koci, Dr. Peggy Landrum, and Dr. Allison Huffman) and 27 nursing students (24 undergraduates, one baccalaureate graduate, one PhD nursing student, and one DNP student) spent 11 days of cultural immersion in the Peruvian health care sector. The experience began with a Forum for the International Day of Nursing on May 13th at the Peruvian Ministry of Health. The forum was sponsored by the Pan American Health Organization, the Colegio de Enfermeros del Peru (Peruvian Board of Nursing and National Nursing Association), and the Peruvian Ministry of Health. This event was attended by 254 invited Peruvian, American and Cuban nursing leaders.
The next event (May 14th) was a Coloquio International en Salud held at Universidad Privada del Norte (UPN). Texas Womans University (TWU) nursing faculty along with other speakers presented their areas of expertise identified as beneficial for the Peruvian nursing sector. In addition the TWU students shared their experiences and knowledge gained from constructing a PICO (Population/Patient, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome) Project as a method of investigation. Their presentations took place as part of Dr. Joan Edwards general session on PICOT, in addition to later in the afternoon with nursing student peers from Peru. At the closing of the event all participants enjoyed traditional Peruvian music and dancing.
On May 15th the TWU contingent started the day with a visit to a community health clinic where participants gained an understanding of the delivery of primary care to vulnerable populations. Following this visit, the group participated in a forum at the Universidad de Ciencias y Humanidades (UCH). TWU students were again invited to present their group PICO posters to all attendees. TWU faculty presented research in their areas of expertise.
An invited guest participant, Jody Cesana, from the Association of Womens Health, Obstetrics, and Neonatal Nursing (AWHONN) also presented at each of the above events sharing AWHONNs mission, vision, educational materials, and resources benefiting patients and specialty nurses. Ms. Cesana met with leaders of the Peruvian neonatal society where they engaged in discussion regarding future collaborations. With the help of a translator, Ms. Cesana shared a portion of the Neonatal Orientation Education Program (NOEP).
The next stop of the immersion tour was Universidad Catolica Santo Toribio de Mogrovejo (USAT) located in Chiclayo, Peru. During the first two days small groups of participants visited multiple sites including public and private community health centers and hospitals. Dr. Huffman and a contingent of TWU and Peruvian nursing students traveled to a young adolescent high school, where they used interactive methodologies to instruct adolescents on the topic of feminine hygiene. The Lambayeque Board of Nursing also hosted a reception for TWU faculty and students at their headquarters in Chiclayo. Plans for future collaboration were explored by faculty and the Board of Nursing officers the next day.
Rotterdam University organized and hosted The International Nurse Practitioner Symposium. Three faculty (Dr. Rita DelloStritto, Dr. Anne Koci, and Ms. Morgan Bruno) and seven nurse practitioner (NP) students from Texas Woman's University (TWU) traveled to The Netherlands April 9-17, 2015 to attend this symposium in Rotterdam. The participants at the symposium included faculty and students from TWU and Rotterdam University, and faculty from Germany, Sweden, Ireland, and the United Kingdom. The TWU faculty and students presented at the symposium regarding Benchmarking the Role of the NP Globally, Emerging Health issues, and Health Technology. Additionally, each TWU faculty and student experienced cultural immersion in the Dutch health care system by shadowing Dutch nurse practitioners in the clinical setting. Germany, Sweden, Ireland, and the United Kingdom are still in their infancy stage regarding their use of NPs in the health care systems. Each country presented their interpretation of the NP role and expressed a desire to learn more from the very active USA and Dutch NP programs.
CHINA - A graduate nursing course in "Women and Family Health in China: Millennium Transitions in Policy& Practice" was held March 13-24, 2015 in China. Drs. Judith McFarlane and Fuqin Liu were the lead faculty for this course. Students forged relationships with the First Affiliated Hospital of Soochow University, Women's Hospital of Zhejiang University, School of Medicine and the Chinese Medical University in Hangzhou as well as visited women's factory work sites in Tonglu county (hometown of Dr. Liu). Additionally, students received a special lecture from the Director of Health Policy for Hangzhou City. This ten-day cultural immersion experience helped students to have a better understanding of policy and practice in relation to the health of women and families in China.
2014 Trips
ST. LUKE'S INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL - TOKYO, JAPAN On October 13, 2014, doctoral students from Texas Womans University Houston and Dallas campuses participated in a global exchange with PhD Nursing students from St. Lukes University, a general teaching facility located in the Tsukiji district of Chuo. Students from both universities shared research topics and discussed potential future research collaboration. Tours of both the hospital and university were provided.
The hospital first opened in 1902 as a medical mission facility by the Episcopal Church. The hospital is now one of central Tokyo's largest and most comprehensive medical care facilities. The hospital was able to remain open and continue its work throughout World War II providing care to atomic bomb survivors.
Today, St. Luke's International Hospital has 539 beds and sees 2,550 outpatients on an average day. It serves the city of Tokyo and is an internationally recognized teaching facility for medical professionals including post-graduate resident physicians and nurses.
RADIATION EFFECTS RESEARCH FOUNDATION, HIROSHIMA, JAPAN In Fall 2014, TWU entered a collaborative relationship with the Radiation Effects Research Foundation (RERF) to augment learning opportunities for doctoral students enrolled in an elective titled Historical Research in Nursing Exploring Japan. Dr. Sandra Cesario, Ms. Deb Unruh, and Dr. Adrian Melissinos led this experiential learning opportunity. The elective study-abroad course was designed as an introduction to historical study in nursing, including methodology, significance, analytic techniques, and application. Students examined materials in local archives and other sources prior to traveling to Hiroshima. The process of conducting historical research was illustrated by lessons learned following the WWII bombing of Hiroshima and their contributions to current understanding of radiation therapy, occupational safety, civil defense, environmental controls, disaster response, and ethics. Students had the opportunity to evaluate personal worldview, values, and the professional nursing role in the context of the global health community.
RERF was established on April 1, 1975, as a nonprofit foundation under Japanese civil law within the jurisdiction of the Japanese Ministries of Foreign Affairs Health and Welfare and in accordance with an agreement between the governments of Japan and the United States. RERF was preceded by the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission (ABCC) which was established in 1947 by the U.S. National Academy of Sciences (NAS) with funding from the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. ABCC initiated extensive health studies on A-bomb survivors in cooperation with the Japanese National Institute of Health of the Ministry of Health and Welfare, which joined the research program in 1948. A comprehensive review of ABCC work by the Francis Committee in 1955 led to extensive revisions in research design and laid the foundation for the population-based studies that continue today.
Following introductory information which included a lecture by Dr. Waka Ohishi (Chief, Department of Clinical Studies at RERF) and a facilities tour, TWU visitors were able to meet with 4 former Japanese ABCC-RERF employees. Three of the employees had been nurses who attended to the A-bomb survivors. Their period of employment comprised of different segments of time between 1947 and 1989. The highlight of the study abroad experience was the opportunity to speak with these Japanese women, who had been in Hiroshima or Nagasaki at the time of the bombings and are now 90+ years old. One of the outcomes of this course was to preserve the history they shared with us through group preparation and submission of a poster abstract for presentation at the History of Nursing Conference in September 2015 in Dublin, Ireland.
INDONESIA CULTURAL IMMERSION COURSES NURS 4902 AND 6903 Thirteen undergraduate and graduate nursing students participated in a 14-day Indonesian Cultural Immersion course. This course fulfilled the 2-hour nursing elective requirement for the Bachelor of Science Nursing Major and a 3-hour elective for the graduate nursing program.
Participants explored differences and similarities of Indonesian healthcare issues as opposed to United States citizens and healthcare issues within the USA. Students gained an awareness of healthcare issues within the context of the Indonesian culture. Students were able to attend and participate in the University of Padjadjaran College of Nursings 4th International Nursing Conference, Improving Quality of Life through Interdisciplinary Approach in Health Care Settings, held in Bandung, Java, Indonesia (Texas Womans University collaborated with the University of Padjadjaran College of Nursing in development of the conference).
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ATLANTA -- Ryan Howard has no doubts the Philadelphia Phillies can win the NL East.
"Definitely," Howard said. "It's been a crazy year for us. We are hanging with it."
Howard hit his 37th homer, and Kyle Lohse quieted the Atlanta Braves' offense to help the Philadelphia Phillies end a three-game losing streak with a 5-2 victory on Tuesday night.
Howard, the 2006 NL MVP, made it 2-0 in the first with his 15th career homer off the Braves and sixth at Turner Field.
"We have three tough games to play here," Howard said. "We needed to right the ship and get going back in the right direction."
Chipper Jones hit his 23rd homer for Atlanta, which has lost four of five and 10 of 14.
With the win, the Phillies moved 3½ games ahead of the Braves in the wild-card race and remained five games behind the New York Mets in the NL East, after the Mets beat the Reds 11-7. Philadelphia began the day three games behind Arizona in the wild-card.
"In August and September, that's when you get that proverbial hump you have to get over," Howard said. "We have to take care of our own business first and then see what happens with everybody else."
Carlos Ruiz, who gave the Phillies a 3-0 lead in the second with his fifth homer, had a sacrifice fly to make it 4-1 in the fifth. Aaron Rowand's RBI single in the ninth ended the scoring.
Lohse (8-12) improved to 2-0 with a 4.06 ERA in seven starts since the Phillies acquired him from Cincinnati on July 30. The right-hander, pitching into the seventh inning for the fifth time with Philadelphia, gave up eight hits, two runs and one walk in 6 2/3 innings.
Lohse left after Kelly Johnson singled with two out in the seventh. Manager Charlie Manuel brought in left-hander J.C. Romero to face Chipper Jones, who grounded out.
"It was a big game today," Manuel said. "Tomorrow will be a bigger one. They get bigger, bigger and bigger."
Tom Gordon pitched a perfect eighth for the Phillies. Brett Myers got three outs for his 14th save in 15 chances.
Jones' solo homer cut the lead to 3-1 in the fourth, and he walked with the bases loaded to make it 4-2 with two out in the fifth. Other than that mistake, Lohse held his composure, retiring Willie Harris and Johnson on infield pop-ups and getting Mark Teixeira to ground out.
"This big ballpark here is nice, but Chipper made it look pretty small," Lohse said. "They have a lot of offensive weapons, a lot of left-handers, and that makes it hard on a right-hander like me."
Buddy Carlyle (8-6) lasted just 1 2/3 innings, giving up four hits, three runs and three walks in the shortest start of his career. The right-hander, who struck out one, has allowed 12 homers in his last 11 starts.
Manager Bobby Cox wouldn't let Carlyle face Howard, who also hit a three-run homer off the right-hander in Atlanta's 5-3 loss at Philadelphia on Aug. 12, a second time.
Cox was more concerned about his team's once-promising offense continue to struggle.
"We really have to start capitalizing with some men on base," Cox said. "We just didn't do it."
Jo-Jo Reyes pitched the next 3 1/3 innings for the Braves, striking out Rowand with the bases loaded in the second but giving up Ruiz's sacrifice fly to make it 4-1 in the fifth.
After Reyes, Atlanta used Royce Ring, Tyler Yates, Ron Mahay and Manny Acosta out of the bullpen.
Rowand finished 3-for-5. ... Howard went 1-for-3 with two walks. ... Teixiera, the NL Player of the Month for August, went 0-for-4 with two strikeouts. ... Philadelphia made three moves before the game, claiming catcher Pete LaForest off waivers from San Diego and recalling RHPs Geoff Geary and John Ennis from Triple-A Richmond. ... The Braves recalled infielder Martin Prado from Triple-A Richmond.


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Agenda 21 Energy-Efficient Office Building Now Open
Environmental Energy Technologies Division (EETD) scientist Joe Huang recently visited the Agenda 21 Energy-Efficient office building in Beijing, China that he and other scientists helped to design. The building was officially dedicated in January when U.S Department of Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham paid a visit.
The new building houses the Technology Development Office of China's Ministry of Science and Technology and has become a showpiece of Chinese energy- efficient buildings, receiving much publicity and media attention since it opened.
Huang was involved with the design of the building as early as 1999 when he performed a feasibility study for the lighting system, which has both occupancy and daylight sensors. Also incorporated into the design were custom-made light shelves, which he had recommended.
During the dedication, Secretary Abraham lauded the building as a demonstration of how the U.S. and China can work together to promote clean energy solutions.
Scientist Recognized for Advancing Wind Energy Markets
In late March, at its first worldwide event, the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) recognized a diverse group of business leaders, advocates, and policymakers as the most influential voices in the development of the wind power industry. Among those recognized with a special achievement award was Environmental Energy Technologies Division (EETD) scientist Ryan Wiser. Wiser, of the Energy Analysis Department's Energy Policy Analysis Group, was honored for "excellence in research, analysis, and clear documentation of renewable energy policy and market drivers." Wiser has published a strong body of work related to wind and other renewable energy sources, including noteworthy research on renewable energy policy and economics.
"The breadth and scope of the wind industry's impact on the U.S. and, indeed, the global economy is reflected in this year's distinguished award winners," said AWEA Executive Director Randall Swisher. "The success in developing America's growing wind energy market is due in large part to the leadership of these organizations and individuals who demonstrate their commitment to renewable energy every day in their actions."
Wiser says, "I greatly appreciate this award from the AWEA. Wind power is on the cusp of greater market penetration in the U.S. and worldwide, and I have valued being a part of this process. I'd like to thank AWEA for this distinction, as well as my stellar staff for helping me achieve the award."
EETD Scientist Receives Fellowship
Environmental Energy Technologies Division (EETD) Staff Scientist Jonathan Koomey, now a visiting professor with a joint appointment in the Engineering and Earth Sciences departments at Stanford University, is one of 20 recipients of an Aldo Leopold Leadership Fellowship for 2004.
Aldo Leopold Leadership Fellowships offer scientists intensive communications and leadership training to help them convey scientific information effectively to non-scientific audiences, especially policymakers, the media, business leaders, and the public. Fellows are selected through a competitive application process and must have outstanding scientific qualifications, demonstrated leadership ability, and a strong interest in communicating science to audiences outside the traditional academic arena.
The program is named for Aldo Leopold, a renowned environmental scientist who communicated his knowledge simply and eloquently. His writings, including his 1949 book, A Sand County Almanac, are credited with infusing the emerging conservation movement with good science and a stewardship ethic.
Jon Koomey comments, "I'm excited to be a Leopold Leadership Fellow for 2004. This award will help me hone my skills in explaining complex technical issues to policymakers and the public."
EETD Scientist Publishes Important Dosimetry Treatise
An important book on the effects of exposure to aerosols has been co-authored by Lev Ruzer, a visiting scientist in EETD. Aerosols Handbook: Measurement, Dosimetry, and Health Effects will be published by CRC Press in October of this year. The handbook is a collaborative effort of some 30 researchers, among them EETD researchers Lara Gundel, Richard Sextro, Phillip Price, and Michael Apte.
Ruzer studied particle deposition in the lungs of uranium miners when he worked in Tadjikistan, which was then a part of the Soviet Union. That body of work was not published but is incorporated and updated in this upcoming volume. Additional studies with aerosols in outdoor and indoor exposures, industrial situations, pharmaceuticals, and bioaerosols have been included. Important overlooked areas, according to Ruzer, are dosimetry methods and the health effects of aerosol deposition. Dosimetry methods for uranium miners were first developed by Ruzer during the 1970s. He characterized that work as "the most difficult project of my professional life because of the secrecy which surrounded the research. Now many will be able to understand how deposition takes place."
Recognition for Efforts to Protect Buildings from Chemical and Biological Weapon Attacks
A team from EETD has won a Federal Lab Consortium (FLC) Award for Excellence in Technology Transfer in 2004.
The winning entry is "Minimizing Casualties from a Chem/Bio Attack: Preparation, Training, and Response Resources."
The team members includes the following from Lawrence Berkeley National Lab: Ashok Gadgil, Phil Price, Tracy Thatcher, Michael Sohn, David Lorenzetti, Rengie Chan, Emily Wood, Woody Delp, Sondra Jarvis, Richard Sextro, Elizabeth Finlayson, Buvana Jayaraman, Sheng-chieh Chang, and Seungbae Hong. Other members of the team include William Nazaroff of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of California, Berkeley; Gayle Sugiyama, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory; and Susanna Gordon and Donna Edwards of Sandia National Laboratories, Systems Research Department.
In late 2001, terrorists used anthrax to kill several people, disrupt mail deliveries, and render congressional office buildings in Washington D.C. uninhabitable. The buildings were eventually reoccupied at a cost of more than $150 million and after enormous disruption to their occupants. These relatively limited attacks had huge consequences; a major chemical or biological attack could be much more severe.
Even before the anthrax releases, scientists in EETD's Indoor Environment Department had been conducting research on reducing the effects of a chemical or biological attack. This research builds on a long tradition of work on building airflows, filtration effectiveness, and air quality issues.The attacks prompted scientists to ask, "Is there anything we can contribute right now?"
The answer was "yes." They identified several target groups that could benefit from increased knowledge, including building operators, who are responsible for the maintenance, and operation of building ventilation systems; managers of unique, high-value buildings such as airports; emergency planners and incident commanders who have to decide what areas of a city to evacuate and where to send response teams; and "first responders," the firefighters and police officers who are the first trained people on the scene of an attack.
The EETD team developed advice for each of these groups through the Secure Buildings website, which has had thousands of visitors since early 2002. EETD researchers worked with colleagues at Sandia National Laboratories to make recommendations to airport managers on preparation, training, and event response. They also worked with the National Atmospheric Release Advisory Center at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to predict indoor toxic concentrations from a Bhopal-type accidental chemical release, an important addition to the suite of outdoor prediction tools already available, because in industrialized nations people spend the majority of their time indoors.
Finally, the team created First Responder training materials for the California Peace Officers Standards and Training Agency, which has used the materials to train police officers in much of the U.S.
These efforts have improved the readiness and safety of the nation's police officers, the security of the nation's buildings and their inhabitants, the effectiveness of local emergency response, and the safety of the U.S. air transportation network.
For more information, see http://securebuildings.lbl.gov
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Wikileaks has made public hundreds of thousands of diplomatic cables, but the government is still treating those documents are classified.
Federal employees and contractors are forbidden from accessing Wikileaks classified documents, according to The Office of Management and Budget's notice on Friday.
Federal employees are warned against downloading classified documents from Wikileaks, but OMB does not forbid federal employees from reading news stories about the topic, The New York Times reports. And the directive does not tell agencies to block access to the Wikileaks site, although some agencies have gone ahead and done that, according to the Times.
The Library of Congress is blocking access to the Wikileaks site from its computer system, creating a problem for the Congressional Research Service.
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CRS is a component of LOC but is also supposed to act with autonomy, Secrecy News reports. A former CRS employee said in Secrecy News that the block would "clearly diminish the weight of some of the analysis" by CRS, particularly on foreign policy issues.
The government's top defense contractors are also blocking Wikileaks content. One company is even blocking any website with the word "wikileaks" in the url, Talking Points Memo reports.
Diplomat reshuffling The most recent Wikileaks release has the State Department scrambling to reassign diplomats mentioned in the cables, The Daily Beast reports.
The cables' content has compromised the position of some U.S. embassy personnel and even put some in danger, according the The Daily Beast.
The reshuffling will weaken U.S. foreign policy by removing "some of our best people" needed for analysis and truthful reporting, said a senior U.S. national-security official in the article.
The Wikileaks cables also mention a list of sites "vital to national interest," The Daily Beast reports. The places include a Cobalt mine in the Congo, a Danish insulin plant, an anti-snake venom manufacturer in Australia.
Long-term WikiLeaks impact The diplomatic cables may be embarrassing to State, but The New York Times argues that the content actually points to the strength of U.S. diplomacy. Perhaps the cables can be viewed as "good gossip," according to the Times.
The cables don't show deliberate lies and misrepresentations, like what the Pentagon papers revealed. Instead, the documents "actually reflect well on U.S. policy and diplomacy," the Times reports.
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