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|Other transcription(s)
|• Arabic
|• Also spelled
|'Azzoun (official)
Azon (unofficial)
Map of path of the separation barrier around the Qalqilya and Hableh-Ras Atiya enclaves and the proposed path around Azzoun
|Coordinates: 32°10′35.34″N 35°03′34.43″E / 32.1764833°N 35.0595639°ECoordinates: 32°10′35.34″N 35°03′34.43″E / 32.1764833°N 35.0595639°E
|• Type
|• Head of Municipality
|Ahmed Abdullah Umran Shanarah
|• Jurisdiction
|9,130 dunams (9.1 km2 or 3.5 sq mi)
|Population (2006)
|• Jurisdiction
|Name meaning
|Azzun, personal name[1]
Azzoun or (also spelled Azzun (عزّون which comes from the root word "عز" (transliteration: ′Izz which means honor or esteem) is a Palestinian town in Qalqilya Governorate in the northern West Bank, located 9 kilometers west of Qalqilya and 24 kilometers south of Tulkarm. According to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics census, Azzoun, together with the adjacent villages of Islah and Izbat al-Tabib, had a population of over 8,900 in 2007.[2] The vast majority of the inhabitants are Muslim, with a very small Christian minority.[3][4]
Just north of the village six -seven dry stone towers were examined in 1873. The best-preserved had six courses standing, and part of the roof. The locals stated that they were ancient vineyard towers.[5]
Azzoun was a site of battle - part of Napoleon Bonaparte's campaign in Ottoman Syria. An Arab poet, Ibrahim Touqan was quoted as saying, "by means of Azzoun, how soaked [in] the blood [of] Franks [in the] mother valley."[6]
When the French army marched into Palestine under the command of Napoleon in February 1799, it faced powerful and unexpected resistance from the inhabitants of Jabal Nablus under the command of their local leaders. They attacked the French army while it was marching towards Acre, especially near the valley of Azzoun, taking part in the battle of Tal-Tabur. The participation of the inhabitants and local leaders of Nablus in the struggle against Napoleon reflects a territorial sense in resistance to a foreign army. Ihsan al-Nimr wrote in this regard that "the truth is that [Bonaparte's] morale was weakened around Jabal Nablus, in the valley of Azzoun, Qaqun, and al-Marj … he headed for Acre with disappointment and without determination" (al-Nimr 1961, p. 223-224). They fought for their homeland and interests. Sheikh Yussuf Jarrar wrote a poem asking the inhabitants, especially the prominent families of Jabal Nablus, to march towards Acre in order to fight the French. (Al-Nimr 1961, p. 210-211). In Doumani's words, the poet exposes "the cohesiveness of this reign's social formation and the shared sense of identity among its inhabitants versus the factionalism of multiple territorially based centers of power … The most striking aspect of this poem is what it does not say. Not once in its twenty-one verses does it mention Ottoman rule, much less the need to protect the empire or the glory and honor of serving the sultan" (Doumani 1995, p. 16-17).[7]
In 1852 the American scholar Edward Robinson visited the village, which he described as having 290 males, all Muslim except for one family of Christians.[8] In 1882, the Palestine Exploration Fund's Survey of Western Palestine described Azzun as a "small village lying low on the hill-side, with several wells and olives on every side."[9]
Prior to the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, the town had a total land area of 23,496 dunams. Today, the town consists of 9,130 dunams of which 1,209 dunams is built-up area. There are four mosques located in the town. Most of the population works in agriculture and herding (40%) or trade and handicrafts (41%), while the 19% work in public sectors.[10]
In 1996 a municipal council was established to administer Azzoun's civil affairs. The council has eleven members appointed by the Palestinian government. In 2012, the villages of Islah and Izbat al-Tabib were merged into the municipality of Azzoun upon a decree of the Palestinian Ministry of Local Government.[11]
In 2008, the town's unemployment rate was 19%.[10] In 2012, it had increased sharply to 39%.[11]
In the 1922 census of Palestine conducted by the British Mandate authorities, Azzun had a population of 700, 9 Christians and 691 Muslims.[12]
In 1945 the population of Azzoun, together with Nabi Ilyas and Islah, was 1,190, all Arabs, who owned 23,496 dunams of land according to an official land and population survey.[13] Of this, 5,494 dunams were for plantations and irrigable land, 1,420 were used for cereals,[14] while 55 dunams were built-up (urban) land.[15]
The major families of Azzoun are the 'Adwan, Radwan, Salim, Hussein, Sweidan, Zamari (or Zummary), Abu Hanniya, Odah, Hawashah, Tabib, Suleiman, Radi, Mas'ud and Abu Dayyah.
- ^ Palmer, 1881, p. 183
- ^ "Population, Housing and Establishment Census 2007 : Census Final Results in The West Bank Summary (Population and Housing).". Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics. 2008. Retrieved 2010-06-16.
- ^ 2007 Census - Qalqilya Governorate Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, p.51
- ^ Independent Candidate Afaf Shatara and the Palestinian Local Elections
- ^ Conder and Kitchener, 1882, p. 171
- ^ Azzoun Past and Present Abdul Aziz Arar.
- ^ [1] Revues.org
- ^ Robinson and Smith, 1856, pp.135-136
- ^ Conder and Kitchener, 1882, SWP II, p. 164
- ^ a b Israeli Occupation Forces closes the Northern Entrance of the Azzoun Al Shamaliyya town Land Research Center 2008-02-20
- ^ a b 'Azzun Town Profile (including 'Isla & 'Izbat at Tabib Localities). Applied Research Institute-Jerusalem (ARIJ). 2013.
- ^ Barron, 1923, Table IX, Sub-district of Tulkarem, p. 28
- ^ Government of Palestine, Department of Statistics. Village Statistics, April, 1945. Quoted in Hadawi, 1970, p. 74
- ^ Government of Palestine, Department of Statistics. Village Statistics, April, 1945. Quoted in Hadawi, 1970, p. 124
- ^ Government of Palestine, Department of Statistics. Village Statistics, April, 1945. Quoted in Hadawi, 1970, p. 174
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Azzoun.
- Barron, J. B., ed. (1923). Palestine: Report and General Abstracts of the Census of 1922. Government of Palestine.
- Conder, Claude Reignier; Kitchener, Herbert H. (1882). The Survey of Western Palestine: Memoirs of the Topography, Orography, Hydrography, and Archaeology 2. London: Committee of the Palestine Exploration Fund.
- Doumani, Beshara (1995). "Rediscovering Palestine, Merchants and Peasants in Jabal Nablus, 1700–1900". University of California Press.
- Hadawi, Sami (1970). Village Statistics of 1945: A Classification of Land and Area ownership in Palestine. Palestine Liberation Organization Research Center.
- Mills, E., ed. (1932). Census of Palestine 1931. Population of Villages, Towns and Administrative Areas. Jerusalem: Government of Palestine.
- Palmer, E. H. (1881). The Survey of Western Palestine: Arabic and English Name Lists Collected During the Survey by Lieutenants Conder and Kitchener, R. E. Transliterated and Explained by E.H. Palmer. Committee of the Palestine Exploration Fund.
- Robinson, Edward; Smith, Eli (1856). Later Biblical Researches in Palestine and adjacent regions: A Journal of Travels in the year 1852. London: John Murray.
External links[edit]
- Welcome To 'Azzun
- SWP map 11, IAA
- SWP map 11, Wikimedia commons
- 'Azzun (Fact Sheet), ARIJ
- Azzun (areal photo), ARIJ
- Development Priorities and Needs in 'Azzun (including 'Isla & 'Izbat at Tabib Localities), ARIJ


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Men who care
Caregivers' dedication merits attention, awards
by Brittney Gathen
Special to The New Tri-State Defender
November is National Family Caregivers Month, which focuses on the challenges family caregivers face. The theme – "Care Comes Home" – zeroes in on home caregiving, shining a light on the toll on caregivers.
Although studies show that approximately 66 percent of caregivers are women, men are increasingly taking on the role. That fact factored into the decision that prompted Caregivers Respite, a local organization that helps caregivers take better care of themselves and their loved ones, to honor Reed Hayslett and Bryan Morton.
During the ninth annual Caregiver's Rest Conference held Nov. 11 at The Church Health Center, Hayslett and Morton each won the Caregivers Respite Caregiver of the Year Award.
"It felt good to receive the award and (for) them to recognize me, but I don't feel like a reward was necessary because maybe I was raised in that type of environment where if certain things were needed in your family, you just did it," said Haysett, who cares for his brother, T.W. Hayslett, who has diabetes, is in a wheelchair and has a defibrillator in his heart.
Hayslett's exposure to caregiving includes having attended a caregiver support group to support his wife as she cared for her mother. He now finds it rewarding to contribute to his brother's well being, even though he has to do some things without the aid of equipment.
Hayslett's brother appreciates his dedication.
"A lot of brothers wouldn't do that," he said. "You have families now that are kind of split."
Morton, who works at HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital, cares for his wife and stepdaughter, who both have chronic conditions. He has worked things out with his work schedule and is quick to acknowledge the strong support system and spiritual life that he relies upon.
"As long as my wife and daughter are healthy, that's my reward – to see that I'll be there for them," said Morton, who also was a caregiver for his now deceased first wife as she battled Multiple Sclerosis and underwent two surgeries. He looks at caregiving as a normal job, adding that he tries to be strong and motivational for his family.
Morton's wife, Davida Morton, whose health challenges include lupus, admires his dedication and nominated him for the award. She spoke of his dedicated care of her and her daughter, who has fibromyalgia.
"He'll catch a ride, he'll walk to wherever we are, he'll catch the trolley to make sure he gets to us, to make sure we're OK, and that we have medical treatment," Davida Morton said. "When I'm in pain, unlike in the last marriage, he understands me and my daughter's conditions."
Bryan Morton also cooks and makes sure that his wife and her daughter get their medications filled, get to the doctor and get their rest.
"He's very motivational. On my days when I don't feel so well, he always has something positive to say to me and my daughter," Morton said. "He's pushing us to live beyond whatever conditions that we're dealing with."
Janice Williams founded Caregivers Respite in 2010. She started the conference out of her experience of caring for her father.
"It made me realize all the things that they (caregivers) go through, and I did not want anyone else to have to go through that," Williams said.
At work in the nursing field since 1995, Williams has been an RN since 2009. Her medical background notwithstanding, she had to step into a different role as a caregiver.
"It's a different mindset, it's a different set of emotional feelings, and it's different in the amount of time. It's a very consuming job because you give up things and assume a responsibility to meet someone else's needs, even if you're not prepared for it," Williams said.
The purpose of the conference was to recognize the countless sacrifices that caregivers give on a daily basis. Their health received major emphasis.
"It's important to make sure that they're taking care of as well, so they can do the things they need to do for their loved ones properly," Williams said. "They cannot take care of other people unless they take care of themselves. We've learned if they get a break, they can make it."
Williams hopes that Caregivers Respite can continue to help dedicated caregivers such as Hayslett and Morton. In January, the organization will host an event for working family caregivers.
"I want to make sure that everything a caregiver needs, they can get," Williams said.
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A method of producing silicone foam includes the step of adding a mechanical foaming agent to uncured silicone. The mechanical foaming agent is a plurality of solid bodies insoluble in the silicone. The method also includes the steps of curing the silicone and removing the mechanical foaming agent as intact solid bodies from the silicone thereby providing a silicone foam.
1. A method of producing silicone foam, comprising:
adding a mechanical foaming agent to uncured silicone, said mechanical foaming agent being a plurality of solid bodies insoluble in said silicone;
curing said silicone; and
removing said mechanical foaming agent as intact solid bodies from said silicone thereby providing a silicone foam.
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This patent application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Patent Application Ser. No. 60/314,988 filed on Aug. 24, 2001.
The present invention relates generally to the manufacture of silicone foam and, more particularly, to the manufacture of silicone foam utilizing a reusable mechanical foaming agent.
Prosthetic devices are used for a number of purposes at various locations in the body. Many of these devices are implantable. One of the most common uses has been for augmenting or reconstructing the female breast. An example of a common breast prosthesis is disclosed in, for example, U.S. Pat. No. 3,293,663 to Cronin.
The Cronin prosthesis includes a flexible elastomeric container or envelope, typically formed from silicone that is filled with a soft gel, typically silicone gel or a saline solution or a combination of both.
It has been found that smooth envelope surfaces have a tendency to become encapsulated in fibrous scar tissue. The encapsulations are quite hard and in many instances frustrated the intended purpose of the prosthesis. As a consequence encapsulation sometimes requires a revision of the procedure. Such a revision means the implantation of another prosthesis. Unfortunately, this adds to patient distress and subjects the patient to the risks and expenses of the surgery for a second time.
In order to avoid or limit the scar tissue encapsulation problem, it has been found that an implant with a textured or roughened surface disorganizes the scar tissue and leads to improved results. Thus, silicone may be molded in geometric patterns on the outer surface of an implant to provide texturing as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 6,187,043 to Ledergerber. Silicone foam may also be employed for this purpose as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,859,712 to Cox.
More specifically, the Cox patent discloses a method for making a silicone skin for implantation where the overall density and depth of the foam may be carefully controlled beyond that possible when using chemical foaming agents. More specifically, crystalline material is embedded in a layer of uncured silicone. The silicone is then cured and a solvent is then used to dissolve the crystals out of the silicone thereby leaving an irregular surface. The size and amount of the crystals are varied to produce a desired surface texture or structure.
While the method disclosed in Cox is quite useful for customizing a silicone foam structure to meet the needs of any particular application, improvement is still possible. Specifically, the dissolving step and the step of subsequently drying or removing the solvent from the silicone foam are relatively time-consuming and therefore slow production rates. Further, it is necessary to recover the crystalline material from the solvent or continually provide a new source of crystalline material. Additionally, if the crystalline material is not recovered waste treatment is required in order to avoid contamination of the environment. The present invention relates to a method of producing a silicone foam which allows one to customize the foam to a particular application in a manner similar to that taught in the Cox patent yet totally avoids these other shortcomings.
In accordance with the purposes of the present invention as described herein an improved method is provided for producing silicone foam. The method includes the steps of adding a mechanical foaming agent in the form of a plurality of solid bodies to uncured silicone, curing the silicone and removing the mechanical foaming agent as intact solid bodies from the silicone thereby providing a silicone foam.
The method may be further defined as including the step of reusing the mechanical foaming agent to produce more silicone foam following the removing step. Further the method may include the selecting of the mechanical foaming agent from a group of materials consisting of metal, plastic, glass, cured silicone beads and mixtures thereof. Additionally, the solid bodies of mechanical foaming agent may have a width/diameter of between about 0.5 to about 8.0 mm. Further the mechanical foaming agent may be removed by pressing the solid bodies from the cured silicone foam.
The present invention relates to a method of producing silicone foam which may be generally described as including the steps of adding a mechanical foaming agent to uncured silicone, curing the silicone and removing the mechanical foaming agent from the silicone thereby providing a silicone foam. In accordance with an important aspect of the present invention, the mechanical foaming agent is a plurality of solid bodies that are insoluble in the silicone.
Any appropriate solid material may be utilized for the mechanical foaming agent including but not limited to materials selected from a group consisting of metal, plastic, glass, cured silicone beads and mixtures thereof. The bodies may comprise substantially any shape, regular or irregular, spherical, cylindrical, tear-drop, pellet, bead, particulate, etc. The solid bodies of mechanical foaming agent typically have a width/diameter of between about 0.5 to about 8.0 mm.
The quantity, size and shape of the bodies of mechanical foaming agent may be varied to produce a silicone foam with differing physical properties such as density and resiliency. For example, by increasing the size of the mechanical foaming agent bodies used in the process the resulting silicone foam is made less resistant to linear deformation, i.e. flex increases. The density of the foam may be increased by the use of smaller more tightly packed bodies. A very soft foam may be made using bodies having a width/diameter of about 1 mm. The addition of silicone oil to the silicone (up to 40% by weight) increases the softness of the product. Thus, it should be appreciated that the silicone foam may be tailored to provide appropriate properties for any particular application.
In accordance with still another aspect of the present invention the method includes the step of reusing at least some of the mechanical foaming agent to produce more silicone foam following the removing step. As should be appreciated, following curing, the mechanical foaming agent may be removed by pressing the solid bodies from the cured silicone. In this way the mechanical foaming agent is removed from the silicone as intact solid bodies readily available for use again in the present method or process. Further, this physical removing or pressing of the solid bodies from the foam results in the forming of channels or pathways in the foam. These channels extend as discontinuities from the resting place of the individual solid bodies during formation of the foam to the outer surface of the foam through which the solid bodies are discharged. This creates a foam structure with unique physical characteristics, tactile properties closely mimicking living tissue, and enhanced ventilation.
Advantageously, the present invention avoids the use of any solvents, eliminates the necessity of any drying step, avoids the production of any waste materials and provides a foaming agent that is up to 100% reusable. These significant advantages are unavailable with any known prior art approach for producing silicone foam.
Of course, it should be realized that no chemicals, gases or other potentially hazardous agents are utilized to create the silicone foam product in the present method. Further the technique is applicable to all silicone compounds including condensation and platinum cure compounds. Advantageously, the present method provides consistent, repeatable results each time silicone foam is made. The texture, hardness, softness and cellular size may be easily regulated by simply changing the number, size and shape of the mechanical foaming agent bodies used to produce the silicone foam product. An integral layered product may also be produced. This is particularly useful when the silicone foam is utilized in the production of prostheses. The prostheses may be molded with a solid skin layer, a cellular foam layer to provide the prosthesis with the proper, life-like feel and a porous backing layer for anchoring the prosthesis to the dermis of the patient. Since each of the various layers is made from the same silicone compound the layers avoid any tendency to separate and they age at the same rate.
The silicone foam of the present invention may be utilized in the production of various prostheses including but not limited to breast (both implantable and nonimplantable), limb, digit, nose and ear prostheses. The silicone foam may also be used in the production of other, non-medical products for which silicone foam is an appropriate construction material. Such applications may be found, for example, in the bedding, furniture, automotive, marine and safety equipment industries to name just a few possibilities.
The foregoing description of a preferred embodiment of the invention has been presented for purposes of illustration and description. It is not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the precise form disclosed. Obvious modifications or variations are possible in light of the above teachings. The embodiment was chosen and described to provide the best illustration of the principles of the invention and its practical application to thereby enable one of ordinary skill in the art to utilize the invention in various embodiments and with various modifications as are suited to the particular use contemplated. All such modifications and variations are within the scope of the invention as determined by the appended claims when interpreted in accordance with the breadth to which they are fairly, legally and equitably entitled.
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The general election is scheduled for Tuesday, November 4th. Auburn University encourages all employees to exercise their right to vote.
Employees are normally able to vote before or after work, given the extended poll hours (7:00 AM - 7:00 PM). Supervisor should strive to accommodate anyone having an unusual situation relative to voting, to ensure that they're able to cast their ballot.
A voter can use any of the following forms of photo ID at the polls starting June 3, 2014:
More information about Alabama voting laws can be found at AlabamaVotes.gov.
Thanksgiving holidays will be observed on Wednesday - Friday, November 26-28. Employees who are not
scheduled to work on those dates, but who are eligible for holidays (i.e. Regular nonstudent employees), should be
afforded equivalent time off as close to the holiday date as is practical. The 2014 Holiday schedule is summarized here.
On-Campus Student Supervisor Handbook Updated
The On-Campus Student Supervisor Handbook has been updated to include better descriptions of at-will employment, performance evaluation and documentation, and guidelines for termination of student employees. This handbook is a one-stop shop for all the needs of supervisors that oversee on-campus student employees. It includes a detailed breakdown of the hiring process, including how to use Banner, how to properly complete paperwork and ePAFs, hourly scheduling requirements, how to handle disciplinary problems and the termination process if necessary, and how to nominate your employees for the annual Student Employee of the Year (SEOTY) Award. To access this handbook online, please click http://www.auburn.edu/academic/provost/undergrad_studies/career/employers/studentemployment/se_handbook.pdf . Any additional questions regarding Student Employment can be directed to Alexandra Reiner, Student Employment Coordinator, Auburn University Career Center at email@example.com or (334) 844-3867.
Yes, as a supervisor, it's true. It's the people talent, the faculty and staff of Auburn University that are the single largest controllable expense, with base salaries of over $366,000,000. As you can see from the graphic, the combined compensation and benefits expense reaches almost $560,000,000. Indeed, a sizable investment!
Yes, it is a big job; however you are not alone. There are 962 other supervisors delivering results through the creativity, expertise, and energy of 10,700 faculty, staff, and students who are contributing through an amazing variety of job activities. Additionally, the Human Resources Department is committed to providing you with relevant and timely information and tools supporting your supervisory success.
To this end, we are now delivering "Good to Know!" a short, to-the-point, and actionable bulletin targeted to you, a busy supervisor. Each issue presents a single aspect of policy, principle, regulation, or practice in "bite-sized" digestible portions -- highlighting the "who, what, where, when, why, and how" for the featured topic.
Click on the link below to read the first issue of "Good to Know!" It may present new information to you, or simply be a refresher. In either case, with Auburn's single largest controllable investment expense in your hands, we are here for you, and are striving to deliver the information and tools you need to wisely manage this investment.
And, that's good to know!
Biweekly employees must report all leave they wish to have charged against 2014 prior to Monday, Dec. 15. Monthly employees must report all leave they wish to have charged against 2014 prior to Wednesday, Dec. 17. All leave requests received after these dates will be charged against calendar year 2015. Special note for biweekly employees: leave taken on Dec. 15, 16, 17, 18 or 19 will be counted on your 2015 BW-1 payroll. Questions may be directed to Mary Turner or Michael Hill in Human Resources at (334) 844-4145.
HRD to Release the Spring Semester 2015 "Schedule of Courses"
The Human Resource Development "Spring Semester 2015 Schedule of Courses" will be posted on line during the week of December 1-5, 2014, and distributed in paper form during the week of January 5-9, 2015.
HRD to Present Balancing Work and Family Workshop
Dr. Scott Ketring, Associate Professor, Human Development and Family Studies, will present the seminar "Balancing Life at Work and at Home" on November 5, 2014, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the Human Resource Development classroom, room 1081 of the Beard-Eaves Memorial Coliseum. This seminar focuses on the changes that have taken place in sharing home and family work when both adult partners are employed. Dr. Ketring will cover these topics: How household labor was divided; how it currently is divided; and what can be done to improve the strain of juggling work, family, and housework. Register for the course in Fast-Train; for Fast-Train connectivity go to http://www.auburn.edu/administration/human_resources/hrd/fast-train.pdf. For questions, contact Mary Elizabeth Fukai (firstname.lastname@example.com or 844-7363).
How to Recruit and Hire Outstanding Student Employees
Human Resource Development (HRD) will present a seminar on recruiting and hiring student employees on Wednesday, November 5 from 2:30-4:30, in the HRD classroom, room 1081 Beard-Eaves Memorial Coliseum. This program, OA100 "On Course with Student Employment," is recommended for managers, supervisors or employees of University departments which employ or would like to employ students. Participants will learn effective ways to recruit those students and the processes, policies, and steps for hiring; tips for completing the student employment paperwork; the distinction between "Work Study" and "Student" employees; and the guidelines for successfully interviewing, hiring, employing, and supervising such employees. Facilitated by Ms. Alexandra Reiner, Student Programs Advisor, AU Career Center, the course can be registered for in Fast-Train; for Fast-Train connectivity go to http://www.auburn.edu/administration/human_resources/hrd/fast-train.pdf . For questions, contact Mary Elizabeth Fukai (firstname.lastname@example.com or 844-7363).
Care Options for Parents in the 60+ Population
Today, thanks in large part to advances in the field of medicine, people are living longer, healthier lives. Along with the joys of sharing life with our extended family, comes the decision of how to care for them in later life. Jackie Pinkard, Director of the Lee-Russell Council of Governments Area Agency on Aging, will explain options for caring for elderly family members ranging from assistance with meals to long-term nursing and teaching. If you face this issue or anticipate that you will, join Jackie on November 7, 2014, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., in the Human Resource Development classroom, room 1081 in the Beard-Eaves Memorial Coliseum. Register for the course in Fast-Train; for Fast-Train connectivity go to http://www.auburn.edu/administration/human_resources/hrd/fast-train.pdf . For questions, contact Mary Elizabeth Fukai (email@example.com or 844-7363).
Requirements of Alabama Child Labor Law
During the summer months, a number of our local youth start looking for jobs with the University. The state of Alabama requires employers to purchase Certificates to allow us to hire minors ages 14-17. These Certificates are purchased under the auspices of Temporary Employment Services; therefore, employees in these age groups can only be hired thru TES.
For any department wishing to place a minor under the age of 16, an additional form is required to be completed by the student's school. This is the Alabama Child Labor Eligibility Form, and it can be found on our Forms web site at:
Minors under the age of 18 are restricted as to the type of work they can perform; minors under 16 have even stricter restrictions. You may access the State's brochure covering the Alabama Child Labor Law at the following link: http://dir.alabama.gov/docs/guides/UC_ChildLabor_ChildLaborBrochure2012final.pdf
Nominations Sought for Spirit of Excellence Award
The Department of Human Resources is seeking nominations for the Spirit of Excellence Award. Each month the award is given to an employee from each of the following employment groups: Service and Maintenance, Secretarial and Clerical, Technical and Paraprofessional, and Administrative and Professional. To nominate an employee, a form must be completed and sent to the Spirit of Excellence Award, Department of Human Resources, 332 Foy Hall. To print a form, go to this link. For more information, contact Sonya Dixon at 844-7612 or email@example.com.
Each month AU presents Spirit of Excellence awards to four employees for outstanding service.
Do you know a fellow AU employee whose performance is consistently beyond what is expected? One who exemplifies professionalism and routinely puts forth extra effort? One whose contribution to the department's or university's mission is significant? If so, that person would be a perfect nominee for AU's monthly Spirit of Excellence award. You can link to the nomination form at http://www.auburn.edu/administration/human_resources/forms/spirit.pdf.
Moving? Want to Continue your Career In Higher Education?
The Department of Human Resources routinely receives position announcements from other colleges and universities. These are maintained in notebooks in the lobby of our department in 332 James E. Foy Hall. Please feel free to come by to review these during our lobby hours of 7:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m, Monday through Friday.
Subscribers to the HR Newsletter receive a brief email alert message, and a pointer to this newsletter on the web, whenever the newsletter is updated. You can read the newsletter without subscribing, of course -- just visit http://www.auburn.edu/administration/human_resources/hrnews.htm.
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New sorbent materials for solid-phase extraction (SPE), dispersive solid-phase extraction (dSPE), solid-phase microextraction
(SPME), and other solid–liquid extraction methods continue to be developed both in academia and in the commercial sector.
Here, we cover some areas of significant development, including molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs), dSPE for QuEChERS,
nanomaterials, and mixed-mode and silicone monolith sorbents.
Solid–liquid extraction is probably the most popular method for sample preparation in the chromatography laboratory. Solid–liquid
extraction techniques such as solid-phase extraction (SPE), solid-phase microextraction (SPME), stir-bar sorbent extraction
(SBSE), and dispersive solid-phase extraction (dSPE) continue to see increased application in diverse markets such as environmental,
food and food safety, forensics, and the life sciences. As sample sizes are continually decreased, more-selective sorbents
are required to eliminate matrix compounds that may cause interference in the analytical measurement. With the increased use
of liquid chromatography–tandem mass spectrometry (LC–MS-MS) and gas chromatography–tandem mass spectrometry (GC–MS-MS), the
potential for ion suppression and ion enhancement, which affects signal intensity, continues to draw attention to sample preparation
technologists. In this installment, I cover some newer sorbent materials that have the potential to help in solving specific
laboratory problems. In next month's installment, I will look at entirely new sample preparation technologies that may break
away and become the next technique to help in eliminating the laboratory sample preparation bottleneck.
Molecularly Imprinted Polymers
The removal of the template from the polymeric MIP is important not only to make the interaction sites available for increased
sample capacity, but also to ensure that the analyte to be isolated can be measured quantitatively. The lack of removal of
the template molecules, even with exhaustive extraction, has been one of the main problems with the acceptance of MIPs. The
template molecules frequently bleed, sometimes give baseline drifts, and interfere with the quantitation of the desired analyte,
especially at low levels. One approach to overcome this limitation is to use a template that is similar to the analyte of
interest. An example would be to use a brominated analog template rather than a chlorinated molecule of interest. If the analog
can be separated from the analyte of interest, then the MIP will function as desired.
With aqueous mobile phases, MIPs can display reversed-phase and ion-exchange interaction because selective polar interactions
are impaired. The MIP phases show the greatest selectivity when the experimental conditions are chosen that generate the selective
interactions that are usually obtained in organic solvents used for the MIP synthesis. This approach allows the MIP to be
used for trapping analytes from aqueous solution by hydrophobic or ionic interactions, then washed with a solvent that breaks
selective binding of matrix components, and finally with an organic solvent that disrupts the strong bonds between the analyte
and the MIP polymer matrix.
Because the SPE packing material is a polymer, depending on the degree of crosslinking there may be some swelling or shrinkage
with a change in solvent. Such a physical change can modify the size of the receptor and change the selectivity of the MIP
for the target analyte. In this regard, perhaps the synthesis of molecularly imprinted organic–inorganic hybrid polymers (9)
may generate a more rigid substructure that does not swell and shrink.
A disadvantage of the MIP approach to SPE is the fact that each sorbent must be custom made. One determines the specificity
of the MIP by choosing the appropriate template molecule. The MIP can be synthesized in the laboratory using published procedures,
or the template molecule can be sent to a specialty laboratory that will make a custom MIP. Because of the relatively long
process involved in making a MIP for SPE, one can justify it only if the application will frequently be required or if there
is no other way to perform sample cleanup.
Off-the-shelf MIPs have been introduced. These standard MIP phases have been designed for specific analytes that are popularly
encountered in complex matrices. Among those currently available from Supelco and Biotage are sorbents optimized for
clenbuterol in biological fluids
beta agonists: multiresidue extractions in urine and tissue samples
NNAL (4-methylnitrosamino-1-[3-pyridyl]-1-butanol): tobacco-specific nitrosamine in biological matrices
riboflavin (vitamin B2) in aqueous samples
triazines: multiresidue extraction in water, soil, and food products
chloramphenicol: antibiotic in biological matrices
beta blockers: multiresidue extractions in water and biological samples.
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Enjoy a relaxing vacation in this clean 3 bedroom home with beautiful views of the water and sunsets from our deck or front patio. Newly remodeled home with hard wood floors, tiles, air conditioning,and large, private outdoor shower. Great location, walk to beach, restaurants and shops. Close to Melody tent, mall, bowling, etc. No pets please! Friday to Friday changeover.
Beautiful views from the deck and patio: We enjoy relaxing in the evening out front on our patio. We have a great view of the water and enjoy the sunsets.
Our deck has both sun and shade for the hot summer days. We are steps away from the water where you can bring your kyack, canoe or raft. Spectacular views of fireworks from Hyannis Harbor on July 4th overlooking the water. Great place to walk to the beach in the morning or evening...there are sidewalks all the way.
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Brand new shots of the beautiful lakes and mountains in the Alberta, Canada Rocky Mountains. These images were just taken in July 2013 and have never been seen before. All images ©DiamondWillowDesigns and taken with Canon cameras and lenses.
One of the most beautiful landscape calendars I have ever seen!
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Excellent images for this marvelous calendar Vickie…Magnificent Fave material. As you can see I'm back on RB from my long hiatus. Will be taking things slow & easy for a while…still not back to normal yet. XO, Ron
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I was never a fan of overnight camp and my 4th grade son swore he didn't want to go, either. But he seems to be changing his tune after a Hebrew school weekend retreat at Camp Harlam.
It may be November, but my 7-year-old would rather swim a lake of fire than wear a sweatshirt and I've given up fighting him about appropriate clothing.
Food, shelter, clothing, love — what more could my boys want? Everything their friends have. But giving in to them won't teach them anything about living with disappointment.
When you find me in the bathtub in the fetal position, blathering incoherently about how slider storage bags are superior to zippered, you will know that making lunches finally broke me.
I season my parenting vocabulary with a considerable amount of Yiddish. Because my kids aren't just crazy, they are vildechayas.
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Today's scene is what you've been looking forward to all month. The 3way between Mick, Kris and Colin. All Three guys are hung and masculine and make a perfect combination together.Today it is Colin who gets his turn to be fucked by both Mick and Kris. On Saturday we have part 2, where it is Mick who revels in being taken by both the dark haired studs. The hottest boys in the world plus daily content updates exclusively from BelamiOnline!
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I'm really satisfied with this cleanser. I can confidently say that it helped out my acne. I have less breakouts now, and the redness in my face has significantly decreased. It does make my skin feel a little dry, but I already have dry skin in the first place, and besides, it's nothing that a good moisturizer can't solve. I would recommend trying this cleanser out, since for the price, there's really no reason not to try it out at least.
Worst cleanser ever!!! I only like the smell and the packaging. I expected better because of the green tea. Since the first time I used it it was irritating to my skin. And if anything it made my acne worse. I hate it and would never get it again.
This is probably one of the top 5 worst cleansers I've ever used, however it's not all bad--it does smell wonderful and it has a handy pump! This is unfortunately where the positives for this product ends. I'm so glad I got this free as part of a BOGO free sale. I brought St. Ives apricot scrub and out of curiosity I decided to try this cleanser out because I really had nothing to lose because I would get it for free. I have combination/oily skin, so me of all people, can appreciate a product that helps curb my skin's oily feeling, but this did not curb the oiliness...it felt like it just completely wiped out my skin's moisture!
Because this cleanser had green tea, I thought it would be soothing, but instead, it left my skin feeling tight and dry...I couldn't run to my moisturizer fast enough!
this product was heavily scented and had a lot of colors in it which i feel negate the benefit of the green tea effects. it's an okay cleanser but not one i have to have in my rotation.
I have rosacea and dry skin, so this product did tone down my redness and all. I realized my blackheads on my chin became enlarged and I suddenly been getting pimples on my chin and random places, so I believe this product did it. So, I will not be buying it again.
I got this product about 2 months ago. I really loved it at first- I love the scent and it really did help calm my redness a little. It's good for removing makeup, but I really haven't seen an improvement in my acne, which is why I bought the product in the first place. Lately I've noticed that my skin has felt really tight after washing with this product, and I've gotten a dry, flakey patch on my cheek.. nothing a heavier moisturizer can't handle, and I'm sure it's due to the colder weather as well, but annoying nevertheless. I also use this in the shower on my body- back and chest- and I think it's better suited for that than a face wash. I'll finish the botte but I will not be repurchasing.
This is such a great cleanser! I use this in my morning cleansing routine everyday. The smell is so nice, I love it! I love that it is medicated without smelling or feeling medicated. Since I've started using this, I don't get any congested pores anymore and my skin feels really smooth. It doesn't dry out my skin or irritate it. Would definitely recommend this!
I've been using this for quite a while and I honestly cannot tell a difference in my skin at all. It smells really nice and you don't need much to get your face clean. I bought this in June and I'm just now finishing up the bottle, so it's good if you're on a budget.
This is the only drugstore acne product that works for me. I see a huge improvement in pimples whenever I use it. I am currently using Ziana for acne, but I did wear makeup that made me break out and I used this and it was pretty much gone in a day. I use this mostly on my body and it helps so much!
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I bought this for about $5 and it comes with quite a lot- so it was a good deal. It has 2% salicylic acid, but didn't do anything for my skin. It's not that it's too gentle because it's quite drying. I don't have severe acne at all but I like using medicated products a few times a week to keep my skin at bay, but this doesn't control anything, nor does it prevent my occasional break outs. It has a pleasant scent, but it's really strong and I'm weird about my skin care products smelling strong because that means more fragrance which doesn't do my any good. If it works for you, it's a great deal, but it simply did not for me.