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Wilmington, Delaware
Wilmington is the largest city in the state of Delaware and is one of the major cities of the Delaware Valley metropolitan area. It is located at the confluence of the Christina River and Brandywine Creek, where the Christina River flows into the Delaware River. Thomas Willing, the first developer of the land, organized the area into a grid pattern similar to that of Philadelphia. In 1832, Wilmington officially became a city when a charter was granted by the State Legislature. Upon completion of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad in 1837, the economy flourished and attracted a combination of businessmen and a skilled labor force which further developed the city.
The outbreak of the Civil War, and later both World Wars, stimulated Wilmington's industries. Shipyards, steel foundries, machinery and chemical producers were all vital to the war efforts. Wilmington is home to The Hercules Powder Company, an explosives company acquired by DuPont that served the mining industry, gun owners and the military. Thanks to Wilmington's strategic location, Hercules expanded and divided into five divisions: explosives, naval stores, nitrocellulose, chemical cotton and paper products. Postwar, Hercules diversified and began producing synthetic plastics, rocket fuels and propulsion systems. Wilmington also housed several shipyards such as the Bravo Shipyard, Pusey and Jones Shipyard, Sampson Naval Shipyard and Dravo Shipyard.
In the 1950s, Wilmington suffered a substantial population loss as the burgeoning number of automobiles and roadways increased the appeal of suburban living. As a result, the city engaged urban renewal projects in the 1960s and 1970s, along with the Financial Center Development Act of 1981, which attracted families and financial institutions alike.
Asbestos in the workplace has been a problem in Wilmington over the years. Wilmington has a large manufacturing and industrial base where asbestos exposure occurred regularly. If you or a loved one were exposed to asbestos in Wilmington, Delaware, you may be at risk to develop certain asbestos related diseases including mesothelioma (a terminal cancer). For those diagnosed, mesothelioma treatment options in and around Wilmington, Delaware are listed at the bottom of this page.
Asbestos Exposure at Jobsites in Wilmington
The Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance has compiled information obtained from a number of sources to identify the following jobsites in Wilmington where asbestos exposure was known to have occurred. These sites are listed below.
- A N Quinby Company
- Aderberry Club
- Albert J Myer
- Allied Kid Company Standard Div
- Amalgamated Leather
- American Car and Foundry Company
- American Leather Company
- American Life Insurance Company Building
- Ametec Haveg
- Atlas Chemical Industries, Inc.
- Atlas Powder Company
- B.F. Shaw
- Bancroft Mills
- Bancroft School
- Bank of Delaware
- Benjamin F. Shaw Company
- Bestwall Gypsum Company
- Bond Crown and Cork Company
- Brandywine Building
- Bravo Shipyard
- Brittingham Du Pont Estate
- Carpenter Du Pont Estate
- Chester Bethel Church
- Chestnut Run Construction
- Chestnut Run Experimental Station
- Chestnut Run Location
- Church of the Holy Child
- Cohen and Son Construction
- Conectiv Energy Supply Inc
- Container Corporation of America
- Cork Insulation Company Inc
- Daniel Herrman Courthouse
- Del Steel
- Del Val Asphalt Corp
- Delaware Ave. Plaza
- Delaware Bank & Trust
- Delaware Button Company
- Delaware Du Pont Estate
- Delaware Floor Products, Inc.
- Delaware Hospital
- Delaware Insulation Company
- Delaware Power & Light
- Delaware Screw Company
- Delaware State Hospital
- Delaware Steel
- Delcastle School
- Delmarva Power & Light
- Diamond Ice and Coal Company
- Diamond State Iron Company
- Dravo Shipyard
- DuPont Building
- DuPont Company
- Dupont Country Club
- Dupont Experimental Station
- Dupont Hotel
- Dupont Research Center
- E.I. Du Pont De Nemours & Company
- Edgemoor
- Electra Arms
- Electric Hose & Rubber Company
- Electric Rubber & Hose
- Elementary School
- Experimental Station
- Forbes Steel and Wire
- General Electric
- General Motors Corp
- Georgia Pacific
- Gmc Buick Olds Pontiac Assy Div
- Goshen Iron Company
- Gronomeyers
- H.S. Falk
- Harlan and Hollingsworth
- Haveg Industries
- Hercules Inc.
- Hercules Powder Company
- Hercules Research Center
- Hilles and Jones Company
- Holy Rosary
- Hopkins Theater
- ICI Americas Inc
- Industrial Trust Building
- J M Poole
- Jackson and Sharp Company
- Jas. Riddle and Company
- Jessup and Moon
- Jessup and Moore Paper Company
- John G Baker
- Joseph Bancroft & Son Company
- Knapp Mills
- Lancashire School
- Lea Milling Company
- Lummont Du Pont Estate
- Luther Towers
- Maryland Dry Dock Company
- Mccullough Iron Company
- McKean High School
- Melville, Gambill and Company
- Memorial Hospital
- Methodist Home
- Mount Pleasant High School
- North American Smelting Company
- Old Bravo Shipyard
- Pelle Port Hospital
- Penn Fruit Market
- Pennsylvania Railroad Company
- Pennsylvania Rr Company
- Peoples Railway Company
- Pocahontas
- Prices Corner Shopping Center
- Pullman Company
- Pusey & Jones Shipyard
- Pusey, Scott and Company
- Pussey & Jones Corporation
- Ralston Purina Company
- Residential
- Riverside Hospital
- Rockland Mills
- Rolling Building
- Sampson Naval Shipyard
- Shellhorne and Hill, Inc.
- Springer Jr. High School
- St. David's Church
- St. Francis Hospital
- St. Hedwig's Convent
- St. Helena Church
- St. Mark's High School
- St. Mary Magdalen School
- St. Pauls
- St. Thomas
- Standard Arms Company
- Swift, Courtney and Beecher Company
- The Devon Apartments
- The Plaza
- Tidewater Oil Refinery
- Tidewater Tankers Ltd
- Town Theater
- Turner Construction
- Veterans Administration Hospital
- Walton Whann and Company
- Wilimington and Bradywine Spgs. Railway
- William H. G. Bullard
- William Lea and Sons
- William Thompson Heating Company
- Wilmington Chemical Corp
- Wilmington General Hospital
- Wilmington Hospital
- Wilmington Iron Works
- Wilmington Medical Center
- Wilmington Philadelphia Traction Company
- Wilmington Shops
- Wilmington Trust Company
- Wilmington Water Works
- Worthington Pump
Mesothelioma Cancer Centers near Wilmington, Delaware
For your convenience, we have compiled a list of mesothelioma cancer centers that are located within a 100 mile radius of Wilmington, Delaware. Please click on a cancer center link to obtain more information about the clinical programs offered, professional designations, areas of expertise and how to contact the center.
The Cancer Institute of New Jersey
195 Little Albany Street
New Brunswick, NJ 08903
Distance: 77.0 miles
Penn Presbyterian Medical Center
51 N. 39th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Distance: 23.8 miles
University of Pennsylvania Cancer Center
Abramson Cancer Center
38th and Walnut Streets
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Distance: 23.8 miles
Wistar Institute Cancer Center
3601 Spruce Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Distance: 23.8 miles
Kimmel Cancer Center at Thomas Jefferson University
233 S 10th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Distance: 24.9 miles
Fox Chase Cancer Center
333 Cottman Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19111
Distance: 32.9 miles
CTCA Eastern Regional Medical Center
1331 East Wyoming Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19124
Distance: 30.3 miles
Temple University Hospital Cancer Center
3401 N. Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19140
Distance: 27.9 miles
Helen F. Graham Cancer Center
The Thoracic, Esophageal, and Lung Cancer Multidisciplinary Center
4701 Ogletown-Stanton Road
Newark, DE 19713
Distance: 9.9 miles
Washington Cancer Institute
Washington Hospital Center
110 Irving St. NW
Washington, DC 20010
Distance: 97.2 miles
National Cancer Institute
6116 Executive Boulevard
Suite 300
Bethesda, MD 20892
Distance: 98.0 miles
University of Maryland Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum Cancer Center
22 S. Greene Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
Distance: 65.3 miles
Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins
Weinberg Building
401 N. Broadway
Baltimore, MD 21231
Distance: 64.1 miles
Mesothelioma Doctors near Wilmington, Delaware
For your convenience, we have compiled a list of mesothelioma doctors that are located within a 100 mile radius of Wilmington, Delaware. Please click on a doctor link to obtain more information about his/her background, areas of expertise, professional affiliations, and office locations.
Dr. Charles R. Mulligan, Jr.
Helen F. Graham Cancer Center
4701 Ogletown-Stanton Road, S-2100
Newark, DE 19713
Distance: 9.9 miles
Dr. Gregory A. Masters
Helen F. Graham Cancer Center
Medical Oncology Hematology Consultants
4701 Ogletown-Stanton Road, S-3400
Newark, DE 19713
Distance: 9.9 miles
Dr. Joel D. Cooper
University of Pennsylvania Abramson Cancer Center
University of Pennsylvania Health System
Sixth Floor, Silverstein Building, 3400 Spruce Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Distance: 23.8 miles
Dr. Sunil Singhal
University of Pennsylvania Cancer Center
Harron Lung Center/Perelman Center for Advanced Medicine
3400 Civic Center Boulevard/West Pavilion, 1st Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Distance: 23.8 miles
Dr. Steven M. Albelda
University of Pennsylvania Cancer Center, Abramson Cancer Center
Harron Lung Center, Perelman Center for Advanced Medicine
West Pavilion, 1st Floor, 3400 Civic Center Boulevard
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Distance: 23.8 miles
Dr. Larry R. Kaiser
Temple University Hospital Cancer Center
Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery
3401 N. Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19140
Distance: 27.9 miles
Dr. Stephen C. Yang
Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins
600 N. Wolfe Street Blalock 240
Baltimore, MD 21287
Distance: 65.0 miles
Dr. Joseph S. Friedberg
University of Maryland School of Medicine
GREENE 5th Floor
22 South Greene Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
Distance: 65.3 miles
Dr. Petr F. Hausner
University of Maryland Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum Cancer Center
University of Maryland Medical Center
22 S. Greene Street, Room S9D15
Baltimore, MD 21201
Distance: 65.3 miles
Dr. H. Richard Alexander, Jr.
University of Maryland Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum Cancer Center
University of Maryland Medical Center
22 S. Greene Street, S4B12
Baltimore, MD 21201
Distance: 65.3 miles
Dr. Bruce G. Haffty
The Cancer Institute of New Jersey
195 Little Albany Street
New Brunswick, NJ 08903
Distance: 77.0 miles
Dr. Paul H. Sugarbaker
Washington Cancer Institute
106 Irving Street NW, Suite 3900
Washington, DC 20010
Distance: 97.2 miles
Dr. Raffit Hassan
National Cancer Institute
Center for Cancer Research/National Cancer Institute
Building 37, Room 5116
Bethesda, MD 20892
Distance: 98.0 miles
Dr. Arthur N. Mcunu, Jr.
Howard University Hospital
2041 Georgia Avenue
Washington, DC 20060
Distance: 99.1 miles
Filing an Asbestos Lawsuit in Wilmington, Delaware
Don't lose your rights! If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma and were exposed to asbestos in Delaware, you may be entitled to compensation. You may have limited time to file a claim. If you have been diagnosed with mesothelioma and have a pathology report in hand to support that diagnosis, you are eligible for financial assistance.
Asbestos Related News in Delaware
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Plaintiff Fails to Prove Defendant Responsible for Decedent's Mesothelioma
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I hope you will forgive me if this is a stupid question; I am still learning java, RMI, and Ant. I am pondering how to handle the following situation: I have a CVS tree with several sub-directories, each of which contain some files that need to be rmic'd and some that only need to be javac'd. After compilation, I want to jar the resulting classes for deployment to two different targets (client and server). I guess the thing i would most appreciate suggestions on is how to separate the files that need to be rmic'd from the files that only need to be javac'd. From there, running javac, rmic, and jar seems pretty straight forward. BTW, if "reorganize your CVS tree so all of your rmi classes are in the same directory" is the best answer, that is perfectly acceptable; I had thought of that (it is a pretty obvious solution), but I was just wondering if Ant had some filter, property, or task magic it could perform. :-) Thanks, Chris Todd
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You either need to re-home or you need to start from scratch in terms of training.
As in start NILIF - consistently - from everyone in the family. You don't even pet the dog or touch her without making her earn it. And then call a behaviorist to diagnose the rest. There are also many ways to eliminate resource guarding - googling it will yield tons. My method, when my dog was a pup, was that I fed him one meal - literally, he ate out of my hands. The other meal was in the bowl, but I'd randomly stick my hand in his bowl and drop a yummy treat.
However, do NOT stick your hand in your dog's bowl right now. Obviously. It's better to start slow, and feed out of your hand - no bowl.
The running after your kids, and knocking them down - VERY common behavior issue. The most common one, in fact, that I come across in training dogs and kids to live together. It's a lab/hound mix - she's seeing a lot of little people running around, and her excitement and prey drive rises. Her reaction to that is 100% natural, but it has to be trained out of her when it comes to kids.
Basically, this dog will need A LOT of work if you want to re-train from scratch. I mean, A LOT. I'm not saying it's impossible - it is quite possible. But, it will require a lot of time, energy, and money. On top of that, you'll have to get your kids on board with NILIF.
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We are looking into getting a corporate antivirus solution but don't one that has a big install. (i.e Norton) We also want one that will allow laptop users to download updates from the Internet and desktops from our server.
What does everyone suggest?
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Oct 1, 2010 at 4:42 UTC
Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
This generally becomes a religious discussion for some reason. We use Vipre and are pretty happy.
Oct 1, 2010 at 4:44 UTC
As a former Symantec user and having switched to Trend Micro Worry Free, we are very pleased. Our network machines update through the server, and laptops can update either from the server or on the road with a small registry entry to give them a roaming profile. We renewed through Provantage and saved a bunch over CDW.
Oct 1, 2010 at 4:54 UTC
We use Eset Nod32 Business Edition as antivirus for Desktops and Eset SmartSecurity for laptops (it integrates a firewall too). We use the Server component on a central server to push client installs, updates and config. Update server can be set up with Http so that you can track update status of laptops.
you can find more info Eset nod32 in the SW forums.
Oct 1, 2010 at 5:03 UTC
I use Sophos for my network. It doesn't cripple a users workstation when performing scans etc.
Oct 1, 2010 at 5:12 UTC
Vipre +1...Here...
Oct 1, 2010 at 6:17 UTC
I like Avast - the Avast Distributed Network Manager works well enough. It's not the slickest out there, but it's definitely cheap and works well.
Oct 1, 2010 at 6:54 UTC
Agree with Scott´s comment... it can be long discussion.... We are using SEP 11.06 and it is working okay...
Oct 1, 2010 at 10:56 UTC
KasperSky is the Best.
Oct 4, 2010 at 8:15 UTC
Trend Micro OfficeScan, easy to manage, nice console features, updates from either server or internet.
Oct 4, 2010 at 9:21 UTC
I think the proper question to ask here would be, "Which wouldn't you recommend".
In my case Symantec or McAfee. Almost anything else but those two!
Oct 4, 2010 at 9:34 UTC
I think the proper question to ask here would be, "Which wouldn't you recommend".
In my case Symantec or McAfee. Almost anything else but those two!
I totally agree with you on this, we have SEP v11 aswell and it really blows, doesnt catch hardly anything when a system is infected until you perform a manual scan or in most cases you use a 3rd party tool like Malwarebytes and then it sets off alarms and then norton will finally detect it and then it will still not delete the file(s) anyhow!
I would love for us to use something that actually works, but since its a global company I really dont have that choice, since our remotely location is actually managed from corp for those type decisions!
Oct 4, 2010 at 10:20 UTC
I think the proper question to ask here would be, "Which wouldn't you recommend".
In my case Symantec or McAfee. Almost anything else but those two!
I agree....Stay away from a protect called Vexira from Central Command. They are Midwest US based and made a big push into K-12 a few years back. Never updated properly and virus names and basically non industry standard made up stuff. Updated to Sophos 6-8 months ago and absolutely love it!
Oct 5, 2010 at 3:05 UTC
I have been a loyal Symantec user for 5 years, but I am seriously looking towards Viper when my license is up.
Oct 7, 2010 at 10:33 UTC
Recently, I got sick of Symantec Corporate, and started moving people to MSE (I know..) because it was easy to install using Ninite (I know...) .
However, since MSE doesn't work on servers, I needed to leave Symantec on my 10 Windows servers. Also, MSE doesn't work on my remaining Windows XP64 machines, which I found out at the last minute, so I installed AVG on these machines (I Know....)
However also, we just had a minor virus "event" here at the office, and I really felt the lack of a central management console. So, I am looking. I'm still suspicous of Symantec, but my boss suggests, given the success he's with Norton Internet Security on our laptops, that my misgivings are due to how horrid Symantecs issues were in past years, not how they are running things now.
Oct 7, 2010 at 5:03 UTC
we use Nod32 Business Edition and McAfee (not the best, but better then Symantec).
Oct 9, 2010 at 11:30 UTC
Eset Nod32 v4 Business Edition.
Oct 11, 2010 at 9:59 UTC
1st Post
We use Avast as well and the preboot scan works really well. One thing to note is the preboot scan does not work with x64 OSs. Check into it though because this may have changed with the newest version. Also in conjunction with Avast we also make a donation to Malwarebytes and use it as our initial quick and dirty scans.
Oct 13, 2010 at 7:59 UTC
Still a great reference...hope I am not redundant.
Best choice to make about a corporate AV solution is to determine what you want and what it can do.
What you want may not always be an IT decision.
1. ease of deployment
2. rollback
3. upgrade
4. stopping bad engine updates (The ealier McAfee incident this year as an example)
5. allowing remote workers or denying remote workers updates.
6. Central easy admin.
Last but certainly not least....How well does it protect? http://www.virusbtn.com/vb100/index
Oct 15, 2010 at 9:58 UTC
We use kaspersky and it is good.
Comparison ... http:/
Oct 15, 2010 at 2:43 UTC
Oct 18, 2010 at 1:41 UTC
Vipre has been amazing for us. Will do everything you are asking and the ease of the console will make your IT department grin.
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Blood Transfusions Raise Death Risk In Very IllSep 24, 2002 | Healthscout
Blood transfusions appear to increase the risk of death for some critically ill patients, a new study finds.
And while a Canadian expert says the results of the study are far from definitive, he says that he and many other Canadian doctors have reduced the number of transfusions they give in such cases, based on the results of a carefully controlled study he reported several years ago.
The study comes as the U.S. government investigates several cases of people who have received the West Nile virus through blood transfusions. At least one has died.
The European study, appearing in tomorrow's issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, looked at the results of transfusions given to more than 3,500 patients in 146 intensive care units. The death rate for patients who got transfusions was 29 percent, compared to 14.9 percent for those who did not get blood, the researchers report.
"We currently believe that blood transfusions result in immunosuppressive effects, with increased risk of infections," says Dr. Jean-Louis Vincent, the head of intensive care at Erasme University Hospital in Brussels, and the lead author of the report.
The Canadian expert, Dr. Paul C. Hebert, who co-wrote an accompanying editorial, points out an obvious problem in interpreting that fact. "Transfusion is clearly a marker of the severity of illness," says Hebert, who is professor of medicine at the University of Ottawa. And while the European study tried to take the condition of the patients into account, it's hard to tell if they succeeded, he adds.
Hebert's basic criticism of the European study is that it is "observational," meaning that it looked back, using information on all patients who were treated over a given period. Truly accurate data can come only from randomized, controlled trials in which patients are assigned in advance to get certain treatments, Hebert says.
"The inference that can be drawn from this study remain weak and purely in the realm of hypothesis," he says. "It has to be tested again."
But in 1997, Hebert and his colleagues reported a smaller-scale controlled trial that also found an increased risk of death among seriously ill patients who got transfusions. That trial indicated that "restricting transfusions doesn't hurt people and may save lives," he says.
Hebert quickly says that the relatively small number of patients in his trial limits the conclusions that can be drawn from it. "We have been suggesting that our trial needs to be reproduced and that studies should be done in other populations," he says.
There is a fine balance between "the risk of anemia and the risk of transfusion, and we don't know which will win out," Hebert says. But his study tipped the balance slightly, he says. "Most of Canada changed clinical practice because of the results of our trial, and I believe we are transfusing less," he says.
"We tend to transfuse less," Vincent echoes.
"Several controlled trials of the kind needed to resolve the issue are under way", Hebert says.
One of them, testing whether erythropoietin, a hormone that stimulates red blood cell production, works better than transfusing red cells, has been completed and is awaiting publication. Canadian agencies are sponsoring several trials with different groups of patients, and the National Institutes of Health is planning at least one large-scale trial in this country.


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1 Structural Integrity Analysis 1. STRESS CONCENTRATION Igor Kokcharov 1.1 STRESSES AND CONCENTRATORS Stress An applied external force F causes inner forces in the carrying structure. Inner forces F' are shown by the blue lines spread throughout the structure. Inner forces are distributed differently in each part of the structure. To describe the inner forces in a section of the structure we use stress defined as the force divided by the cross-sectional area. Stress corresponds to the force acting on a unit of area (square millimeter, square inch, square meter, etc.). A smaller cross-sectional area creates a larger amount of stress under the same external force. Copyrighted materials 1
2 As a result, compressive and shear forces also cause compressive and shear stresses. As a rule in complex structures, tensile stress results in compressive stress in the perpendicular direction Strain The shape of a structure will change under loading. For example, a structure will elongate under tension. To estimate this process the value of the strain was introduced. Strain is the ratio of elongation to initial length and is therefore dimensionless. It is also linearly proportional to stress. Copyrighted materials 2
3 1.1.3 Concentrators When inner forces go around holes or notches, they will concentrate near such obstacles. Stress concentrators are areas that tend to magnify the stress level within a part. Stress that is higher in one area than it is in surrounding regions can cause the part to fail. If the radius of curvature in the notch tip is very small or if there is no radius (crack), the stress level is very high. Sharp corners are especially critical. What can serve as stress concentrators? - Holes and slots - Notches or grooves - Ribs, gussets, and posts - Sharp wall thickness transitions - Surface roughness - Bosses - Corners The mentioned design features will not cause stress concentration in those parts where there are no inner forces (stresses). Copyrighted materials 3
4 1.2 FORCE LINES Force lines show forces inside a structure. They have dimensions (units) of external force. If external force 10 N is shown by five force lines, each line has its "price" that is equal to 10 / 5 = 2 N. Usually, all force lines have a constant price in one figure. For any state of stress, it is possible to determine the direction of the maximum tensile stress. This stress is called the main stress. Force lines are drawn by the integration of the main stresses. Mathematical methods are used to draw force lines. We use a few simple rules to present force lines: Force lines start on the surfaces where the external forces are applied. They go around "obstacles" such as holes and notches. Copyrighted materials 4
5 Force lines are distributed uniformly for tension. Their density is higher at the edge of a beam under bending. By passing around the "obstacles," the force lines concentrate in the tip (a). They are not uniformly distributed near the concentrator (b). There is no sudden change of direction (c). Force lines cannot intersect each other (d). Copyrighted materials 5
6 Both tensile and compressive force lines can be used in the analysis. Usually, compressive lines are perpendicular to tensile lines. Force lines will compensate for each other under bending. Copyrighted materials 6
7 1.3 STRESS CONCENTRATION FACTOR Stress concentrators cause high stresses in the structure. The stress concentration factor is the ratio of maximum stress to nominal stress. It is greater than 1 and a dimensionless parameter. There are different formulas for nominal stress, which usually occurs in the absence of concentrators. The authors of the theory of elasticity proved that tensile stress near a hole in a wide plate is three times higher than nominal stress. This means that the stress concentration factor is equal to 3 in this case. Copyrighted materials 7
8 The stress concentration factor increases depending on: a) The larger size of the obstacle on force line path a b) The smaller size of the obstacle along force line path b c) The smaller radius of curvature in the notch tip Theoretically, if the radius tends towards 0 (sharp crack), the stress concentration factor tends towards infinity. That conclusion is correct only for an ideal elastic body. In real structures, the stress concentration factor is finite due to plasticity and microstructural changes. Thus, the stress concentration factor increases as the radius of curvature in the notch tip decreases. Copyrighted materials 8
9 A larger radius in the notch tip will lower the stress concentration. 1.4 THEORY OF ELASTICITY AND STRESS CONCENTRATION At the beginning of the 19th century, the authors of the theory of elasticity showed that an elastic body with a hole will change its form by extending in one direction and compressing in another. A round hole is converted into an elliptical one with a larger axis along the tensile direction. Copyrighted materials 9
10 Usually, nominal stress is defined as the average stress in a cross-section. Consider the three situations to the right. In the last case, the stress is very high due to the large amount of nominal stress. The stress concentration for the third scheme is lower. Elliptical holes can be problematic if the larger axis is perpendicular to the applied tension. In this case, the width of the "obstacles" on the force line path is large and the radius of curvature in the notch tip is small. Copyrighted materials 10
11 The formula shown here is valid for an elliptical hole in an infinite plate. Only in theory does the stress concentration factor tend towards infinity for a crack (radius of curvature is equal to 0). Two holes lying along the same axis of tension have a stress concentration lower than 1, while two holes on the same "obstacle" on the force lines path act as the elliptical hole. 1.5 MIXED MODE STRESS CONCENTRATION In the notch, the stress is as high for tension as it is for shear. The stress concentration factor has the same value for different loading schemes on the same geometry. Copyrighted materials 11
12 For biaxial tension or more complicated loads, the principle of superposition is applied. For example, biaxial tension is the superposition of two applications of tension and this has twice the maximum stress as nominal stress. The maximum tensile stresses act on a line perpendicular to the tension line. The maximum shear stresses act on an angle to the tension line. Copyrighted materials 12
13 There is three-dimensional state of stress in the notch. The complex stress state is only in the small area near the tip of the notch. In the other points of the structure, there are tensile stresses only or no stresses at all ("dark corners"). 1.6 STRESS CONCENTRATION IN AN ANISOTROPIC BODY Force lines are concentrated in the rigid components of composite materials. The strains are equal for all components, but the stress is higher in rigid components. Copyrighted materials 13
14 Rigid fibers define the deformed shape of composite materials. The material in a more flexible matrix has larger shear deformations. A plate is reinforced with a concentrator according to the distribution of the force line. An effective method is to place reinforcement bars along the main force line. For proper design, the zones of transition from rigid to more flexible components should not include sharp corners, sharp bends, thin flexible layers, and so on. Copyrighted materials 14
15 A stress concentration will occur near a broken rigid fiber in a flexible matrix. Delaminating fibers from the matrix will help "smooth" the redistribution of force lines. 1.7 ELASTIC PLASTIC STRESS CONCENTRATION The nature of plasticity in metals is nonlinear shear deformation. The plastic region is different for tension, bending, pure shear, and other loading schemes. It forms an "ear" for tension, a round shape for torsion, and a plastic "hinge" for three-point bending. The plastic region allows for a decrease in stress concentration and for the redistribution of inner forces into neighboring areas. Unfortunately, strains increase in the plastic zone in comparison with in the elastic region. Strains are also finite; when the limit is reached, failure will occur. Force lines extend far from the notch tip in the elastic plastic body. Copyrighted materials 15
16 Under plastic deformation, the ratio of maximum stress to nominal stress decreases in comparison with the elastic case. The opposite occurs with strains. A strain in the notch tip is larger than that in the elastic body. In real materials, stresses in the crack (the sharpest concentrator) will not reach infinity due to plastic or nonlinear deformation. Copyrighted materials 16
17 1.8 JOINTS: BOLTS AND WELDS Joints are regions of stress concentration. Welds are "geometrical" stress concentrations that have inner residual stress (thermal stresses). There are zones where nondestructive testing can detect defects such as cracks (sharpest stress concentrator). Glued joints also show stress concentration due to the non-uniformity of elastic properties and the change of geometry. Rivets and bolts are inserted into holes that are stress concentrators. Force lines must bend around the joints, which causes concentrations of the force lines at the joint. Copyrighted materials 17
18 Designers should try to remove sharp corners and other flaws from weld joints. While this does not eliminate stress concentration, it can decrease the negative effect on the strength of the joints. At the edges of glued surfaces and welds, there is an increase in shear stresses. The main reason for this increase is the difference in the rigidities of the connected plates at the ends. Copyrighted materials 18
19 Thread is also a zone of stress concentration. There are stress concentrations in a bolt and a nut. The first thread has maximum loads and stress concentration. A smaller radius of curvature causes greater tensile stress. A less rigid bolt has a lower stress concentration in the first thread. 1.9 FRACTURE CRITERIA There are several types of fracture in a plate with a stress concentrator. If the plate material is brittle, the main mechanism of failure is cleavage, and new cracks will start perpendicular to the maximum tangential stress in the notch tip. For plastic material, a possible mechanism of failure is shear along the maximal tangential shear stress. Directions are not the same, as they depend on the loading scheme and geometry of the structure. Copyrighted materials 19
20 For tension (see items 1 and 3), the new cleavage is perpendicular to the applied force. Shear surfaces are at an angle to the force. For compression, the cleavage is parallel to the force and shear surfaces are again inclined. Under pure shear (4), the shear surfaces lie along the maximum axis of the elliptical hole and the cleavage is inclined. There are differences in the cleavage path for items 5 and 6. The main mechanism of fatigue crack initiation is local plastic deformation (e.g., on the neighborhood of a stress concentrator). The growth of fatigue cracks is higher if the maximum stress is greater than the limit of elasticity for the material. In this case, the time for crack initiation and growth is short. Copyrighted materials 20
21 The comparison of these diagrams for two specimens shows that the notched specimen has less elongation (strain) and lower maximum load (stress). For plastic materials, there is no direct proportional relation to the theoretical stress concentration factor RATIONAL DESIGN We need to consider many factors including stress concentration in order to determine design validity, cause of failure, and so on. Please remember what will generates less stress concentration: 1) Shrinking obstacles on the force line path, Copyrighted materials 21
22 2) Enlarging the radius of curvature in a notch, 3) Removing stress concentrators from regions of tensile stress, 4) "Smoothing" the transition of rigidities, and 5) Creating greater distances between stress concentrators. Copyrighted materials 22
23 REFERENCES Collins J.A. Failure of Materials in Mechanical Design.- Analysis, Prediction, Prevention. John Wiley & Sons, 1981 Peterson R.E. Stress Concentration Factors. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1974 Gordon J.E. Structures, or Why Things Don't Fall Down. Penguin Books, Harmondsworth, 1978 Neuiber Stress Concentration Timoshenko Goodier Theory of Elasticity Copyrighted materials 23
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As usual, the final game in the Ascension Parish championship series was filled with big plays, hard hitting and momentum swings. And, as usual, one team went home especially happy.
Friday night that team was St. Amant, which held on for a historic 21-18 victory over Dutchtown at Griffin Stadium. It was historic because it was the first victory for St. Amant (6-4, 3-2 in District 5-5A) over their cross-parish rival, and it gave the Gators a sweep in the parish rivalry after earlier knocking off East Ascension.
For lagniappe, the Gators rebounded from two earlier losses to finish second outright in one of the state's toughest districts.
"It's been a long time coming," St. Amant coach David Oliver said. "Our kids fought, it went down to the wire, and I'm just glad we came out on top.
For the first 24 minutes, it looked like St. Amant's chances for the win were slim. They went down 6-0 following a long Dutchtown drive, gave the ball back on a muffed punt, and had trouble getting their offense going.
"At halftime, we just told them we love them and believe in them, and they came out with some spark and made some great plays," Oliver said.
Four of those plays came in a row after the Gators received the second-half kickoff and scored in just 1:03. Briggs Bourgeois got the final 38 on an end-around, then kicked the PAT to give his team its first lead.
They stretched the lead to 21-6 on a 4-yard run by Richard Williams after Marquise Hampton, and quarterback Tyler Dixon connected on a flea-flicker play for a 38-yard gain and Dixon came back to hit Bourgeois for a 13-yard touchdown pass.
Dixon was St. Amant's leading passer (13-of-23 for 94 yards) and receiver (two catches — both on passes by Hampton — for 53 yards). Briggs had 38 yards and Williams 24 on seven carries.
"They had (Justin) Reid covering me all night," Bourgeois said, "but I don't care. It just opened our offense up for some other people."
For Dutchtown, (4-6, 2-3) it was a night of 'what might have been.' The Griffins made furious second-half comeback on a 72-yard pass and run by Brandt Fritsche and Johnathan Hodoh but failed to convert three extra points and were stopped twice on fourth-and-short, once on a dropped pass in the end zone.
"Our kids never quit," Dutchtown coach Benny Saia said. "We had our chances, but we just needed to make more plays. They made more plays than we did, and they won the football game."
Hodoh had two catches for 80 yards, and Cornelius Washington had four catches for 63. Coleman ran the ball 13 times for 41 yards.
Dutchtown sustained a steady drive following the opening kickoff, moving 82 yards in 13 plays and eating nearly five minutes off the clock, and that was most of the action for the first half.
After Kajuan Coleman put the Griffins up 6-0, St. Amant jumped offside but then stuffed the run when Dutchtown elected to go for two on the PAT.


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Simplicity 3115; ca. 1939; Misses' Bridal or Evening Gown: This lovely portrait gown combines old-fashioned charm and a modern air. Neckline is heart shaped , caught at each side with bows. Bodice and skirt join the sculptured waist yoke. Style I has self fabric pleating and bows at neck. Sleeves are long and fitted, ending in a point at wrist. The skirt has a slight train. Style II has short sleeves. The bows at neck edge are of ribbon. (Veil pictured is Simplicity 3043).
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Wetherspoons pub in Wallington.
On Kake and bob's Monday late afternoon visit in August 2011, there were lots of uncleared glasses on the tables. The real ales were basically limited to the usual "boring" Wetherspoons options of Ruddles, Abbot Ale, and London Pride, though they did also have Thornbridge Jaipur on at £2.50/pint and also two real ciders including Addlestones Cloudy.
Accessibility: Several steps at the front, but there's level access at the side. Didn't check the toilets.
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The children are introduced by Meg one by one. They are then seen to be having dinner in the garden. After lots of begging for food and a rude comment from Judy, the Captain (their father) punishes them by giving the pantomime tickets to the Digby Smiths, a family hated by the Woolcot children.
Judy attempts to get her own back by planning a mischevious outing, which only gets her into deeper trouble. For this, she is punished by being sent to boarding school.
After Judy's departure, Aldith sets up a prank in an attempt to get Meg and Alan together. Meg's frightful reaction causes Aldith's plan to fail.
The Captain is furious to discover that Judy is home from school and has been for a week.
Act II
It takes a while for Judy's illness to pursuade the Captain to let her stay home. Mr Gillet suggests that "the girl could do with a holiday," which, after much pursuasion, the Captain agrees to. He stays behind and misses the family.
Tragedy strikes when Judy is killed by a falling branch on the holiday. The loss changes the family's lives for ever:
- The Captain becomes lighter hearted on the kids.
- Meg and Alan get together.
- Bunty doesn't eat as much as he used to.
- Pip has become sullen and moody.
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THE FORMAT: The 2007 Bronco Fall Invitational, hosted by
THE FIELD: K-State holds a 3-1 record against teams in the Bronco Fall Invitational Field. The entire 14-team field includes
THE HOST Falcon Crest G.C.: The Bronco Fall Invitational will be played on the par 72, 6,193-yard Falcon Crest Golf Course in Kuna, Idaho. The championship course has over 30 acres of driving range, putting greens, practice bunkers and more. The course in the
LAST TIME OUT: K-State hosted the Marilynn Smith/Sunflower Invitational last Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 1-2. The Wildcats were in first halfway through the first day after firing a 299, but fell into third place after 36 holes with a team score of 29-over par 605. Rain caused the cancellation of the final 18 holes to be played on day two and left K-State in third place behind
TOURNAMENT TOP FIVES: Through just three tournaments this season, the K-State women have already finished in the top five twice, which equals their total top-five appearances from all of last season. In fall 2006, the Wildcats finished fifth at the Chip-N-Club Invitational and the came in fifth in the spring 2007 Fresno State Invitational. This fall, K-State brought home second place from the Chip-N-Club Invitational, and, more recently, took third place in the Marilynn Smith/Sunflower Invitational at Colbert Hills.
K-State's Bronco fall INVITATIONAL Lineup:
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Kali Quick Sr
Abbi Sunner So
Michelle Regan Sr
Hailey Mireles Sr Garden City,
Elise Houtz Fr
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fall Preview of the Wildcats: K-State loses two players from last year due to graduation in Helene Robert and Katy Heffel, but head coach Kristi Knight looks to have an experienced squad in 2007-2008. The Wildcats will be lead by the senior trio of Hailey Mireles, Kali Quick and Michelle Regan. Mireles played in every tournament a year ago and owned a 78.38 stroke average along with a pair of top-20 finishes. Quick competed in seven tournaments last year, including a season-best 13th-place appearance at the NMSU Invitational, and posted a 78.84 stroke average. Regan had season-high fourth-place showing at the Badger Invitational last year and led the Wildcats in stroke average at 76.54. Coach Knight will also look to junior Krista Nelson and sophomores Abbi Sunner and Morgan Moon, as well as incoming freshmen twins Emily and Elise Houtz, to field a competitive squad in the 2007-2008 season.


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Assume 4 CM Lists:
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I'm guessing that if I exported CM list to CSV I could then add a field (LiastA set to True) then when I import into my MainList then they'd have a field which would tell me where they came from, right?
And I could use that as a Segment, right?
Is there an easier way to do that without exporting to .csv (or excel, etc.) ?
I think you've come up with the best solution there MrAnalogy; you need a way to know who was on each list, and a custom field is the way to go. Exporting and updating is the best way to go about that.


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10 Best Foods For Your Bones
Mothers make it a point to feed their children with dairy products so that their bones are strong. Today, with the growing number of people facing problems related to their bones, experts have stated that the food we eat is not enough to keep our bones healthy. There are some foods that are good for bones and it must be added to diet. Boldsky shares you with the list of foods that help in building bones.
As you age, our bones will begin to calcify and thus will lead to further problems in old age. So, according to experts, youngsters should make it a point to add certain bone building foods so that they age gracefully without any aches and pains.
Calcium is a mineral which is essential for proper body function and it is stored in your bones. Our body needs vitamin D to absorb calcium. So, if you are not receiving a good amount of calcium in your diet, it can lead to fragile, brittle bones and hence you will be prone to fractures and disease.
Here are some of the best bone building foods to opt for. Take a look at these calcium-rich foods to keep your bones healthy.
One cup of milk has about 30 percent of calcium you need daily for the best health of your bones.
Leafy Veggies
Dark, leafy greens such as kale, arugula, watercress and collard greens are perhaps the best non-dairy sources of calcium.
Fatty fish such as salmon are probably the best source of calcium. One serving of salmon will provide you with all the vitamin D you need in a day.
Cheese is made from milk. Milk has lots of calcium which is why it is good for your bones.
It contains around 42 percent of calcium in one serving of yogurt. If you want to make your bones healthy, then make sure to add yogurt to your diet.
Pumpkin Seeds
It is rich in magnesium which is good for the bones. A handful of pumpkin seeds will help in preventing osteoporosis.
To keep your bones healthy, you need to have a rich diet filled with potassium. The food highest in potassium is apricots which you need to consume at least once in a week.
Strawberries have a lot of Vitamin C which enables your body to produce collagen, a protein that contributes to bone strength and integrity.
Consuming cereal which has grain and wheat is good for the bones since it contains 25 per cent of your daily vitamin D.
Calcium and Vitamin D is present in oranges which will boost your bones to be a lot more healthier
Tuna is a fatty fish which is loaded with vitamin D. It contains high amounts of beneficial nutrients like potassium, magnesium, and omega-3 fatty acids which is good to keep your bones strong.
An egg contains a good amount of vitamin D which can improve bone health over a period of time.
This green vegetable is an excellent source of vitamin C, fiber, and nutrients which is therefore good for your bones.


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