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The library system has circulated more than 12.4 million books, CDs, DVDs and other materials, recorded 5.8 million visits to library branches and hosted 22,435 library programs. It also operates two bookmobiles.
"In every library there are many heartwarming, inspiring stories and we have a whole century of stories, experience and resources to share so we're excited about it," said Hildie Kraus, Bonita-Sunnyside branch manager. "Please help us celebrate. The more the merrier."
The event will feature live original music by local composer Sebastian Certik and the Merrie Ukes with crafts for kids, refreshments and a historical presentation by the Bonita Museum and Cultural Center on what Bonita was like 100 years ago.
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NEWCOMB - The State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry took over programming at the newly named Adirondack Interpretive Center in Newcomb Jan. 1, expanding services to both visitors and area residents with programs that will explore science, recreation, natural history and culture.
The interpretive center at ESF's Huntington Wildlife Forest in Newcomb will remain open all winter, with 3.6 miles of trails available for those wishing to snowshoe, cross-country ski or look for signs of winter wildlife. Trails are open dawn to dusk daily.
The interpretive center's main building is scheduled to be open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, providing a place for visitors to warm up and watch winter birds, such as finches, nuthatches and boreal migrants, at the feeders outside the lobby windows. However, during this transitional period, the building might be closed occasionally during those hours. Visitors wishing to ensure the building is open when they arrive are advised to check in advance by calling 582-2000.
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I agree with Faster. Halyard stoppers particularly on the spin halyard, make life a lot easier for foredeck and pit.
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A method and apparatus for transporting electrically charged particles suspended in a fluid, such as ions or the like, through said fluid, in a transport direction by means of a traveling electrostatic surface wave. The apparatus includes an array of transport electrodes to which a source of AC multi-phase potential is applied to create a stable and controllable particle transport system in which the charged particles have a compound motion comprising a generally cyclical movement and drift movement through the fluid, in the transport direction. The locus of charged particle movement is maintained above the surface of the electrode array.
1. A method for transporting electrically charged particles suspended in a fluid, through said fluid, in a transport direction, comprising the steps of
providing an array of electrically conductive transport electrodes disposed upon a dielectric surface adjacent said fluid, said array including a plurality of substantially parallel electrodes extending transversely to said transport direction,
applying a sinusoidally varying electrical potential to each of said electrodes with each adjacent electrode being phase displaced from its neighboring electrodes, so as to create a traveling electrostatic wave propagating in said transport direction,
controlling the electrical potential so as to move said charged particles through said fluid under the influence of said traveling electrostatic wave without contacting said transport electrodes or said dielectric surface.
2. The method for transporting electrically charged particles suspended in a fluid as defined in claim 1 including imparting to said charged particles a compound movement through said fluid comprising a generally cyclical motion and a drift motion in said transport direction.
3. The method for transporting electrically charged particles suspended in a fluid as defined in claim 1 including controlling the magnitude of said electrical potential and speed of travel of said traveling electrostatic wave so that said electrostatic wave velocity is least three times as fast as the instantaneous, generally cyclical velocity of said charged particles.
4. Apparatus for transporting electrically charged particles suspended in a fluid through said fluid in a transport direction, comprising
an array of electrically conductive transport electrodes disposed upon a dielectric support adjacent said fluid, said array including a plurality of substantially parallel electrodes extending transversely to said transport direction,
a source of A.C. voltage applied to each of said transport electrodes, the phases of neighboring electrodes being shifted with respect to each other so as to create a traveling electrostatic wave propagating in said transport direction, and
means to control the electrical fields emanating from said transport electrodes so as to cause said charged particles to move in a path through said fluid above said electrically conductive transport electrodes and said dielectric support.
5. The apparatus for transporting electrically charged particles suspended in a fluid as defined in claim 4 wherein said means to control the electrical fields causes said charged particles to move through said fluid with a compound motion including a generally cyclical component and a drift component, said drift component being in said transport direction.
6. The apparatus for transporting electrically charged particles suspended in a fluid as defined in claim 4 wherein the magnitude of said electrical potential and the speed of travel of said traveling electrostatic wave are selected so that said electrostatic wave velocity is least three times as fast as the instantaneous generally cyclical velocity of said charged particles.
This invention relates to a system for directing the movement of ions or other charged particles, suspended in a fluid, by means of a traveling electrostatic surface wave and, more particularly, to a stable and controllable particle transport system in which the charged particles undergo a drift movement through the fluid in the direction of the electrostatic traveling wave.
There are numerous practical applications for moving charged particles suspended in a fluid. For example, in the field of ionography it is desirable to move ions suspended in an air fluid in a controlled manner so as to transport them past an array of modulation electrodes and onto a charge receptor surface for being made visible by a development system. In another example, a liquid development fluid containing charged marking particles suspended in a solvent fluid is moved past a charge image for making it visible.
Ionography, as presently practiced, is described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,644,373 to Sheridon et al. It requires the generation of air ions in the generation chamber of a marking head, and their subsequent movement out of the chamber, through a modulation region and their final collection upon the surface of an external charge receptor. Movement of the ions through the head is effected by moving the fluid, i.e. air, by means of a blower. The ions ejected from the head are collected upon the receptor in a desired image pattern are then developed by attracting a suitable marking material, either a powder or a liquid, to the charge image. In order to be able to attract the marking material, the ion current or ion throughput must be high enough to build up charge images of sufficient magnitude upon the receptor surface. This relies heavily on the air flow rate through the marking head.
While air flow transport of ions has been found to be quite effective, it has several drawbacks. Relatively large blowers are required to supply the needed air flow, because of large pressure losses through the system, and complex filtering arrangements are required to prevent various sorts of airborne contaminants from reaching the corona environment. Also, in order to increase the printing speed, it would be necessary to provide higher ion current output (ion throughput), requiring more air flow, which will exacerbate any nascent problems. For example, larger, noisier, more expensive air pumps may generate turbulence in the modulation tunnel which may produce difficulties in the operation of the marking head. Similarly, when moving a liquid developer through a development system great care must be taken to avoid fluid flow speeds and other conditions which will create turbulence.
It would be highly desirable to move charged particles suspended in a fluid, through the fluid, due to their electrical mobility, without requiring movement of the fluid. As used herein, electrical mobility, which will be referred to simply as mobility, describes the macroscopic motion of the charged particle in the fluid, in the presence of an external electrical field. The charged particle, such as an ion or other small particle moves with microscopic near-random motion in the suspension fluid, which is made up of particles virtually the same size as the charged particle. The macroscopic motion of the charged particle in the fluid, as will be discussed below, is associated with that particle's mobility.
Therefore, it is the primary object of this invention to provide a stable transport system wherein particle movement through a fluid is based on the particle's electrical mobility, and wherein a traveling electrostatic wave causes a drift movement of the particles through the fluid in the direction of propagation of the electrostatic traveling wave.
The present invention may be carried out, in one form, by providing apparatus for transporting electrically charged particles suspended in a fluid through the fluid in a transport direction. The apparatus includes an array of electrically conductive transport electrodes, including a plurality of substantially parallel electrodes extending transversely to the transport direction, disposed upon a dielectric surface adjacent the fluid. A source of A.C. voltage is applied to each of the transport electrodes, the phases of neighboring electrodes being shifted with respect to each other so as to create a traveling electrostatic wave propagating in the transport direction. The electrical fields emanating from the transport electrodes are controlled so as to cause the charged particles to move in a generally cyclical path with a drift in the transport direction. The locus of charged particle movement is maintained above the surface of the electrode array.
Other objects and further features and advantages of this invention will be apparent from the following, more particular, description considered with the accompanying drawings, wherein:
FIG. 1 is a side elevation view showing a channel through which charged particles may be transported through a fluid,
FIG. 2 is a graphical representation of the electrical potential on each of four transport electrodes driven in quadrature at a point in time,
FIG. 3 is another graphical representation of the cyclical electrical potential applied to each of the transport electrodes driven in quadrature,
FIGS. 4a to 4d show the instantaneous motion of a mobility driven charged particle in the changing electric field,
FIGS. 5a to 5d show the instantaneous motion of a charged particle of opposite sign to that of FIGS. 4a to 4d in the same field,
FIG. 6 shows a traveling electrostatic wave,
FIG. 7 is a graphical representation of the traveling electrostatic wave as a plane wave,
FIG. 8 is a graphical representation of the trajectories of three charged particles located at different heights above the surface of the transport electrodes,
FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a known fluid assisted ionographic marking apparatus,
FIG. 10 is an enlarged sectional view showing the ion generating region, the ion modulating region and the ion collecting region of the known ionographic marking apparatus shown in FIG. 9,
FIG. 11 is an enlarged sectional view similar to FIG. 10, modified to incorporate the ion transport array of the present invention,
FIG. 12 is a perspective view of the ion transport and ion modulation arrays of FIG. 11, and
FIG. 13 is a view similar to FIG. 11 wherein ion entrainment arrays have been added.
In the present invention charged particle transport is affected by means of an electrostatic surface wave, i.e., a wave of electric potential, propagating along the surface of a dielectric. In FIG. 1 there is shown a tunnel 10 within which a fluid, having charged particles suspended therein, is disposed. The tunnel merely serves to confine the fluid and is not necessary for practicing this invention. In fact, in its simplest form all that is needed is an array of transport electrodes 12 supported upon the upper surface of a dielectric substrate 14 and extending parallel to one another into the plane of the drawing. Each transport electrode is connected to a cyclically varying source of electrical potential via address lines 16 connected to bus lines 18 so that four adjacent transport electrodes driven in quadrature.
As can be seen in FIG. 2, the instantaneous value of the potential applied to four adjacent transport electrodes 12 (n1, n2, n3, n4) is 90� out of phase with its neighbors. This phase relationship may also be observed in FIG. 3, where the cyclical potential excursion on electrodes n1 to n4 is represented as a sine wave. In this manner, a traveling sine wave propagates in the +x, or transport, direction. Of course, it is possible to separate the transport electrodes by any practical phase shift, such as 45�, wherein eight electrodes would define one cycle of the electrostatic wave.
The particle transporting traveling sine wave may be constructed in other ways so that at a given region on the surface of the substrate 14 the voltage will rise and fall, out of phase with an adjacent region where the voltage will also rise and fall. This may be accomplished, for example, by using a piezoelectric material as the dielectric substrate (e.g., quartz or lithium niobate) and propagating an acoustic wave relative to the piezoelectric to produce a traveling electrostatic wave above the dielectric surface.
The electromotive force, for moving the charged particles through their suspension fluid above the surface of the transport electrodes in a drift direction parallel to the wave propagation direction, is derived from the changing electric field established between adjacent electrodes. This may be seen in FIGS. 4a to 4d, wherein the sine wave represents the traveling electrostatic wave, and the phantom lines extending from the region (electrode) of high potential (+V) to the adjacent regions (electrodes) of low potential (-V) represent field lines. In a mobility constrained system the charged particle is extremely small, is comparable in size to the fluid particles in which it is suspended, and carries very little net momentum, compared to the microscopic thermal momentum of the fluid particles. The fluid particles as well as the charged particles move rapidly on a microscopic scale, due to thermal motion. The charged particles collide regularly with the other particles in the system, losing memory of their velocity with each collision, and bouncing off with a random velocity after such collisions. When no external electric field is present, the charged particles exhibit no net motion over many collisions. When there is an electric field present, however, the charged particles gain a small amount of extra momentum during the intervals between collisions, in the direction of the field. Hence over many collisions, the charged particles move with a net velocity along the electric field lines. This net motion (i.e. averaged over many collisions) corresponds to a velocity much smaller than the thermal velocity of the particles between collisions. Because the collisions between particles occur so rapidly (approximately one collision per 10-10 seconds, in air), it follows that in any applications described herein, only the net velocity of the charged particle, averaged over many collisions, is of significance. This net velocity may be considered to be the macroscopic instantaneous velocity of the charged particle. At each moment of time, this instantaneous velocity will be directly proportional to the local electric field so that its previous velocity, or history, is inconsequential. The macroscopic velocity of the charge particle is defined by the equations:
Vx =μEx, and (1)
Vy =μEy, (2)
where x is the direction in which the surface wave propagates along the substrate and y is the direction normal to the surface of the substrate. The instantaneous velocity of the ion above the surface can be seen to be proportional to the electric field E, where the proportionality factor is the ion mobility μ.
In FIG. 4a it can be seen that a positively charged particle 18 located at an initial position x0 relative to the traveling electrostatic wave 20 will be driven by the field lines in the direction of arrow A. When the traveling electrostatic wave 20 has moved to the position shown in FIG. 4b, the field lines will drive the particle 18 in the direction of arrow B, moving the particle in a counterclockwise direction. Similarly, in FIG. 4c and 4d the charged particle will follow the field lines, resulting in the cyclical, generally circular motion indicated by arrows C and D. The motion of a negatively charged particle is shown in FIGS. 5a to 5d. It can be seen that although at any point in its trajectory it will move oppositely to the positively charged particle, nevertheless it also will follow a generally circular motion in the counterclockwise direction.
In addition to this cyclical, generally circular velocity there will be a net particle drift in the wave propagation direction. The instantaneous velocity of the charged particle above the electrostatic surface wave may be written in the form:
Vx =μEx =μkφ0 e-ky sin (kx-ωt) (3a)
Vy =μEy =μkφ0 e-ky cos (kx-ωt) (3b)
Here φ0 corresponds to the magnitude of the voltage at the dielectric surface associated with the electrostatic surface wave, k is the spatial frequency of the electrostatic wave as determined by the configuration of the transport electrodes (i.e. their width and spacing), and ω is the radial frequency of the wave.
It can be mathematically shown that if the ratio, Υ, of the instantaneous speed of the charged particle, μkφ0, to the phase velocity of the surface wave, ω/k, is less than 1/e, or about 1/3, then the particle will move with a net drift in the field of the electrostatic wave, with a drift velocity approximately equal to: ##EQU1##
This drift motion of the charged particle may be thought of as arising from two factors which I identify as the exponential decay factor and the plane wave factor. The exponential decay factor is generally described by the equations:
Vx =-μkφ0 e-ky sin ωt (5a)
Vy =μkφ0 e-ky cos ωt (5b)
Equations 5a and 5b represent the leading order of the expansion of equations 3a and 3b in powers of kx. It is well known that the electric field above an electrode (in the y-direction) decays exponentially with respect to the distance away from the electrode. Thus, a charged particle will move more rapidly at the bottom of its circular trajectory than at the top. Since its movement is in the positive x-direction at the bottom of its orbit, and in the negative x-direction at the top of its orbit (note FIGS. 4 and 5), over each cycle of the electrostatic wave, there is a net movement of the particle in the positive x-direction.
The electrostatic plane wave factor in the net particle drift will be understood with reference to FIGS. 6 and 7, considered together with the equations:
Vx =μkφ0 sin (kx-ωt) (6a)
Vy =μkφ0 cos (kx-ωt) (6b)
Equations (6a) and (6b) represent the leading order of the expansion of Equations (3a) and (3b), in powers of ky.
In FIG. 6, the electrostatic traveling wave is represented by a sine wave, whereas in FIG. 7, the electrostatic traveling wave is represented as a plane wave comprised of arrows indicating both the magnitude and sign of the potential at a given x-location. Both waves are shown traveling in the +x-direction by arrow E. A number of dotted lines extending between the two Figures show the correspondence between them, indicating that the right-facing arrows represent a positive electric field, in the x-direction, the left-facing arrows represent a negative electric field, and the dots indicate zero electric field, in the x-direction. It will be apparent that a charged particle 22 moving in the electrical field of this plane wave moves roughly half of the time in the direction of propagation of the wave (+x) and half of the time in the direction counter to the propagation of the wave (-x). Since the ion velocity is smaller than the speed of the wave it can be seen to primarily oscillate in the field about a given "home" position while the plane wave "runs through" and past the particle. However, over many cycles there can be seen to be a net drift, in the direction of wave propagation, along with the oscillation. This phenomenon exists because when the ion is moving in the +x-direction the wave appears to the ion to move more slowly than when the ion is moving in the -x-direction. Thus, due to this difference in relative velocity, over each single cycle of the plane wave, the ion spends somewhat more time moving with the wave than moving against it. Over time there is a net drift in the direction of propagation of the wave, as indicated by the arrows F and G showing particle movement, with arrow F being slightly longer than arrow G.
Movement of the charged particle in the transport direction may be thought of as a sum of both factors, with each contributing approximately equally to the net drift. The total drift of the charged particles is then given by Equation (4). A graphical representation of stable particle drift is illustrated in FIG. 8. The particle 24 starting closest to the transport array surface (0 micron) at about 42 microns will have a higher drift velocity than particle 26, starting at about 73 microns, which, in turn, will have a higher drift velocity than particle 28, starting at about 100 microns above the transport array surface. It should be noted that the trajectories of these three particles as represented by curves H, I and J, respectively, are located entirely above the surface of the transport array.
In order for charged particle transport, according to my invention, to be stable, the ratio Υ (instantaneous particle speed to velocity of moving wave) should be on the order of or less than 1/e, or about 1/3. Thus, in equation (4) terms proportional to Υ4 and above are extremely small and may be disregarded for the purpose of this explanation and, to a first order approximation, the drift velocity (Vx-drift) can be seen to be much smaller than the electrostatic wave velocity by a factor of approximately Υ2. If the particle speed is too high, the transport dynamics will be unstable, and the particles will be driven into the transport array surface. They then will not be constrained in the controlled trajectories of FIG. 8.
Since the instantaneous particle velocity is directly proportional to the electric field, as noted in Equations (1) and (2), an increase in the electric field can move the particle into the velocity regime where it will be unstable and uncontrollable, namely, where Υ is greater than 1/e. However, because the electric field decays exponentially with its distance from the transport array surface there will be a stable regime at that distance above the array where Υ is approximately equal to or less than 1/e. In order to keep the particle entrained in the velocity regime of stable motion the electric field strength E must be properly adjusted in accordance Equation (1).
Experimental results have shown ion drift speeds in air of about 100 m/sec in the vicinity of the substrate surface and a corona current of about 80 μA/cm. These results are based upon an array of electrodes patterned onto a dielectric surface with each electrode being about 50 microns wide and with a gap of 50 microns between electrodes. With this arrangement, a fundamental electrostatic wave is constructed, of wavelength about 400 microns. The electrodes were driven with a driving frequency of 2.0 MHz and a sinusoidal voltage swing of +250 V to -250 V with adjacent electrodes being 90� out of phase with their neighbors. The achieved results, which compare favorably with the typical corona current obtained from the fluid flow assisted marking head constructed in accordance with U.S. Pat. No. 4,644,373 discussed above and more particularly described with respect to FIG. 9.
In FIG. 9 there is illustrated the known fluid flow assisted ion projection marking head 30 having an upper portion comprising a plenum chamber 32 to which is secured a fluid delivery casing 34. An entrance channel 36 receives the low pressure fluid (preferably air) from the plenum chamber and delivers it to the ion generation chamber 38 within which is a corona generating wire 40. The entrance channel has a large enough cross-sectional area to insure that the pressure drop therethrough will be small. Air flow into and through the chamber 38 will entrain ions and move them through an exit channel 42, shown enlarged in FIG. 10. An array of modulating electrodes 44 extending in the direction of fluid flow is provided upon a dielectric substrate 46 for controlling the flow of ions passing out of the exit channel 42 and onto the charge receptor 48. A bias applied to a conductive backing 50 of the charge receptor serves to attract ions allowed to pass out of the marking head 30.
In FIG. 11 there is shown the marking head of FIG. 9 as modified to incorporate the present invention. Although not illustrated, no provision is made for pumping air through this marking head 52. An array of transport electrodes 54 (as fully described above), in addition to the array of modulation electrodes 56, is formed upon the dielectric substrate 58. The ions move along field lines 60 from the corona wire 62 to the conductive walls 68 of the marking head. Those ions entering into the exit channel 70 will come under the influence of the transport electrodes 54 which serve to move the ions, suspended in the air, through the exit channel 70 in a stable and controlled manner above the surface of the dielectric substrate 58. Because this is a mobility constrained system, the ions will drift in the transport direction only as long as they are under the influence of the traveling electric field. Therefore, the transport electrode array 54 should extend into the exit channel 70 far enough to where an accelerating field from the conductive backing 72 extends into the exit channel to attract the ions to the charge receptor 74. In addition to the sinusoidal voltage applied to the transport electrodes, it is important to provide a path to ground for each electrode. This will effectively eliminate the possibility of problems arising if the transport surface builds up charge due to ion impingement on its surface.
The transport electrodes, shown clearly in FIG. 12, may be formed upon the dielectric substrate 58 in the same manner as are the modulation electrodes, and extend normal thereto. Since the conductive transport electrodes 54 overlie the conductive modulation electrodes 56, it is necessary to separate them with a suitable dielectric layer (not shown). Nevertheless, at each crossing the electric field lines will be contained completely within the dielectric layer and essentially no field lines, needed for transport, will exist above the array. One way to minimize this deleterious effect, is to reduce the width of the leads 76 to the modulation electrodes in this underlying region.
In another embodiment, illustrated in FIG. 13, the ions emanating from the corona wire 78 and traveling along field lines 80 will come under the influence of the ion entrainment transport arrays 82 and 84. In this manner, it is possible to direct many more ions into the exit channel 86 where they will be transported by the transport array 88. In addition, electrodes 90 may be placed on the wall opposite the array of modulation electrodes 56, allowing transport of ions through the exit channel 86.
There are, of course, numerous applications for the charged particle transport system in addition to usage in a marking apparatus, such as the ionographic device described. It should be understood that the present disclosure has been made only by way of example and that numerous other changes in details of construction and the combination and arrangement of parts may be resorted to without departing from the true spirit and scope of the invention as hereinafter claimed.
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For the tenth consecutive year, graduates of the Belmont University master's program (MSN) for Family Nurse Practitioners (FNP) have achieved a 100 percent first time pass rate on the nursing certification examination. The most recent class of 28 graduates all passed the exam on the first attempt this spring. Nationally, only 80 percent of new FNP graduates pass on the first attempt.
"This is a truly remarkable accomplishment," said Dr. Martha Buckner, associate dean of nursing. "We are so proud of the sustained level of excellence by our students and faculty and for the leadership of program director and professor of nursing, Dr. Leslie Higgins."
The School of Nursing began offering the Master of Science in Nursing 20 years ago, and the program has grown throughout the years to a record enrollment of 83 students this past fall. FNP graduates enjoy significant professional flexibility and marketability. Prepared to practice in a variety of settings, FNPs provide primary health care to families and individuals of all ages.
On April 18, the Belmont School of Nursing hosted the U.S. Army 2nd Medical Recruiting Battalion. The battalion travels across the southeast to educational institutions and venues to introduce students to careers in Army medicine. The focal point was the setup of a Deployable Rapid Assembly Shelter (DRASH), a collapsible front-line operating room that was set up in the Inman Center lobby.
Inside the DRASH, active army medics gave tours and discussed their own deployment experience. "It was interesting to hear how they can set it up so quickly," said student Ryan Shelquist. "The surgeries and the amount of equipment and the ability to stabilize and prep a patient are really impressive."
Over the course of the day, more than 100 interested students stopped by to learn more about the tent and potential careers in army medicine. Informational material was made available, along with the option to sign up online for additional information.
Nurses and nursing students also had the opportunity to attend a one-hour continuing education (CE) course titled "Ulcer Prevention and Staging." The course was taught by CPT Melanie Bowman, who graduated from Belmont's nursing program in 2005. Army Reserve Brig. Gen. Margaret Wilmoth, who served as the assistant for Mobilization and Reserve Affairs at the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs, also helped lead the CE course. Students also had the chance to talk with Bowman and Wilmoth one-on-one. "This is a great opportunity for [students]," said Martha Buckner, director of Belmont's undergraduate nursing program. (more…)
The Memorial Foundation has awarded Belmont University $300,000 to upgrade high-fidelity simulation equipment, support interprofessional training in the College of Health Sciences & Nursing and fund a post-graduate Healthcare Simulation Fellowship. Belmont has appointed Dr. Gwenn Randall as the college's first fellow.
"We are grateful to the Memorial Foundation for this generous gift that will enable us to markedly increase the impact of our clinical simulation program. In addition to creating exciting new clinical experiences for both students and community providers, with this funding we will create new ways of educating future leaders in this emerging field," said College of Health Sciences & Nursing Dean Cathy R. Taylor.
The University's advanced patient simulators allow students to experience the health care profession's daily challenges in a controlled environment. Computerized mannequins exhibit real patient symptoms and respond accordingly to treatment provided by caregivers, based on programmed scenarios. The use of simulation allows individuals preparing for health care professions to practice treatments and learn technique through simulation before treating actual patients. The University used a portion of the Memorial Foundation grant to purchase a highly specialized obstetrical mannequin that will be used to train nursing students and community partners to respond to high risk obstetric emergencies.
"A program in health care professional training in simulation meets a need in the industry, appeals to professionals who want a unique and growing career and is attractive to teaching institutions who want to become involved or expand simulation," said Dr. Beth Hallmark, director of simulation. (more…)
Belmont University School of Nursing announced today an expansion of its degree program for the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) to support national efforts to increase the number of nurse professionals prepared for advanced practice and leadership in the healthcare industry. The School is now accepting applications for fall enrollment to a BSN-to-DNP program which provides a direct pathway to the doctoral degree for registered nurses (RNs) who hold a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). The new program will prepare students for advanced practice as a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) following three years of full-time study offered in a format friendly to working professionals.
Nursing has joined many other health professions—such as medicine, pharmacy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, audiology and dentistry—to establish a practice doctorate following completion of the bachelor's degree. Many national studies and reports have led nursing accrediting bodies to move toward this degree to help meet the demands created by the increasing complexities of health care, serious concerns with safety and quality in patient care and the changing landscape of healthcare reform.
"We believe the DNP will be the education necessary for future practice in the advanced role," said Dr. Martha Buckner, associate dean for nursing in Belmont's Gordon E. Inman College of Health Sciences & Nursing. "This program will open doors in nursing practice, policy. and education that will become increasingly evident in the years ahead."
Belmont previously initiated the Doctor of Nursing Practice degree with a post-master's DNP offered to nurse practitioners who had already attained a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN). This two-year program is offered in a unique format allowing working professionals from across the U.S. to complete the DNP and will continue as an option for individuals already certified as nurse practitioners.
The School will also continue to offer a master's degree program preparing RNs for advanced practice as a Family Nurse Practitioner. "At some point soon the DNP will be the exclusive option to prepare for advanced practice," said Dr. Leslie Higgins, director of graduate studies in nursing at Belmont, "but until then, we will continue to meet the needs of nurses who want to complete their advanced degree at the master's level."
The College of Health Sciences & Nursing celebrated the 40th anniversary of Belmont's nursing program this fall. Since its inception, Belmont's program has produced more than 2,000 skilled nurses who have served patients throughout the United States and around the world.
"This is an exciting time for nursing and especially for nursing at Belmont," said College of Health Sciences & Nursing Dean Cathy R. Taylor. "Belmont nurses have always been known as leaders, highly respected for their skill and patient-centered focus. Today, they are increasingly recognized as innovators and change agents for improving health care quality, access and value. We are indeed honored to celebrate and build upon such a remarkable legacy of excellence to meet the health care challenges ahead."
Associate Dean of Nursing Martha Buckner said, "We are so pleased to be celebrating this milestone in Belmont's history. Our graduates have forged a tremendous reputation for this program. They are caring professional nurses whose practice is characterized by clinical excellence and compassion. We are proud of our heritage and excited about our future."
The School of Nursing, Office of Alumni Relations and Omicron Phi Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau, International Honor Society of Nursing held a program in November to commemorate the 40th anniversary with a panel discussion of nursing executives on The Future of Nursing in the Era of Health Care Reform. Panelists included Vanderbilt University Medical Center Executive Chief Nursing Officer Marilyn Dubree and Middle Tennessee Medical Center Chief Nursing Officer Kelly Miles. (more…)


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So I havent really gotten moody or anything in fact the only thing that bothers me is seeing my "brother in law" get babied. His parents treat my boyfriend as if he's super old but they treat his younger brother who's 18 like a preteen!!! its super anoying to watch! His mother serves his plate and caters to him in almost everyway possible. She fills out job applications for him I mean cant he do that on his own?! The dude has no independence and he seems to love the fact that his mom is always holding his hand through everything. Whether I have a boy or girl I will not treat my child like that past their preteen stage. I want a go getter indepenedent not scared of the world child sorry had to vent my frustration of seeing this everyday!!!!!
why do mothers baby their adult sons?
Kristen (25) wife to T (27) as of 8/4/2012
Mommy to Naima born 2/11/14 at 40w2d
#2 Due 4/14/15!! ButtholeRedTroll!
Mothers who baby their older/adult sons (or daughters for that matter) do them a great injustice.
As mothers part of our job is to get our children ready to function in the world. As our children get older we need to make sure they are well prepared to maneuver themselves through whatever lies ahead for them in "adulthood".
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Mom of 2 boys (ages 13,8) and 2 girls (age 7 and girl #2 born 2.20.14)
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Michael & Erin Est.6/21/2012
Ethan Marcus 10/03/2006, Anya Rose 07/31/2012, Layla Lynn 2/8/2014
It bothers me to see anyone take a favorite to a specific child. Also because this guy dropped out of high school freshman year, plays xbox all day. I guess the actual reason why the difference in treatment bothers me is because my boyfriend graduated from high school went straight to college and is doing decent for himself but they treat him like he doesnt exist. I'd understand if the extra attention was to encourage my brother in law to do good but they dont tell him to better himself in anyway. I just dont get how a parent cant see that this kind of nurture is enabling him to be a man child and be comfortable/ok with it.
PHK at it again lol. Anyway, I agree. I married one of those men and it has been such hard work in the relationship. He couldn't do anything for himself when we first moved in together and it was quite a shock and the environment he was willing to live in was scary. We still have a lot to work on but he can now load the dishwasher, take care of our child, wash his own clothes, and do general pick up. It is frustrating that pretty much everything falls on my shoulders, but he tries and he has made me promise never to let our children end up like him because it hit him hard when we had our surprise daughter and he had no idea how to do anything! I mean anything! He also has a hard time if I have to leave for the weekend as he barely can cook. Never let your son suffer this injustice! EVER!
welcomed our sweet boy, 09.04.12
baby GIRL on the way! 2/6/14
My MIL does this to my DH too. She used to do all his laundry, cleaned his room right up until we got our own place. At first he had a tough time when I told him he needs to learn how to do his own laundry. As his wife I'm more than happy to do things like that for him, but at the same time he needed to understand I work full time just like him, and pay the bills just like him so he needed to learn how to do these things himself, just like me! It took awhile but he's getting the hang of it now.
I think it tends to be a cultural thing. He's hispanic and I know hispanic mom's (the majority of my friends are from hispanic families, and they say the same thing) tend to revere the sons more regardless of how old they get (He's 30). I remember my MIL came over to our house while we were at work because we were expecting furniture and he happened to have some unfolded laundry lying around. We got home and it was folded and put away! At first I SMH but then again I can't say I wouldn't do the same thing.
While I think she babied him a little too much, I'm just glad she taught him how to cook, as I lack in that department! Guess I make up for it in cleaning though!
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The film is an adaptation of the acclaimed 2000 novel of the same name by Dutch author Michel Faber. Johansson stars as an alien sent to Earth by a rich corporation on her planet to prey on Scottish hitchhikers so they can be delivered to her compatriots and fattened up for meat.
Sexy Beast's Jonathan Glazer directed from a script he co-wrote and shooting took place towards the end of 2011 in Glasgow. The film's largely Scottish cast also includes Paul Brannigan (Sunshine On Leith) and newcomer Jessica Mance. The soundtrack, meanwhile, was written and recorded by Mica Levi of Micachu & The Shapes.
The film was first premiered at the Telluride Film Festival in August last year and was subsequently played at the Venice International Film Festival and Toronto International Film Festival, where it has built up a considerable amount of buzz. It will open in UK cinemas on March 14, 2014.
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You have comprehension problem. I have never owned an Iphone. All I have owned is Droid. I will not get my Iphone until October 5th. How can I be a fanboy? If anything, I am extremely well versed in Droid and sharing my experience. You keep telling me about Droid like I don't understand.
I do understand
. That is why I am getting an iphone now.
HTML5 has made life without flash rather insignificant for me.
For review you called us Fanboys, sheep and slaves now.
I never called you that! I said I refuse to be any of those...
and please don't try to act as if HTML 5 is widely adopted now, it will be mostly due to Apple's clout (some would say bullying), but not yet. So how long did you just put up with your Ipad not supporting flash, yet didn't seem to have a problem with it? Some would call that fanboyism: over looking obvious flaws or deficiencies because of unconditional love...
Also, you seem to be well versed in a very outdated phone (the original Evo), and you were comparing it directly to the Ipad2 and what you expect your new Iphone will be. I'm sure your new phone will be much better than your current very old (by cell phone standards) phone, but thats to be expected. As, I've shown the new Iphone 5 is just now caught up to upper end Android phones that have been out for nearly a year or longer...
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I am officially in love with paper succulents! These are so fun to make using a variety of card stock papers and my Cricut Explore cutting machine. Of course you can cut them by hand which would give an even more natural look, but I am a busy girl so this is a perfect cutting machine project for me. I purchased all of may paper at Michaels craft store. I picked a textured card stock with polka dots in several different colors, a felted card stock and a pale lavender wash paper. You can choose your own color palette of deep greens, pale spring greens, sage blues, plums and lavenders that inspire you. My initial project for these succulents was the wreath from yesterday's post. Today I am showing you how you can use one simple succulent in a little pot or add multiple paper plants to almost any container for a gorgeous arrangement. For all of my arrangement I used a simple piece floral foam that I purchased at Michaels that fit nicely into the container. You can cut your foam for the best fit. I then covered the foam with small pebbles or moss and with the floral pins built right into each succulent, attached them right into the foam. If you are making these for bridal bouquets or bouts, you can replace the pin with a floral wire. For the wreath project I used a round green foam wreath. There is a photo of it at the end of this post. Below you will find the step-by-step tutorial of all four plants. Remember you can add variety by using different colors of paper and changing the size for larger and smaller plants. At the end of the post is a download for the PDF pattern for these four succulent plants. You can find the SVG file on Design Space. Also. . . make sure and check the end of the post to see how you can WIN a Cricut Explore. Enjoy! ~ Lia
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My husband and I enjoyed our trip to Boston and using our GO Boston card! The card got us in to all of the main attractions that we could squeeze into our short visit. The most difficult part about using the card was having to pick them up from Macy's. Don't drive, take public transportation!! Parking is very expensive and a big hassle! Aside from that, we enjoyed every minute of the Hop On Hop Off tour, Fenway Park tour, the Aquarium, the attractions in Salem (it was great that we were there on Halloween!) like the House of the Seven Gables and Witch Museum. We would definitely recommend the GO Boston card to anyone! We even got to see snow--an added free attraction!
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Quds Day in Berlin
The convergence of paradoxes in Germany
Malingerers in the shops on Kurfürstendamm Straße, one of West Berlin's most chic boulevards, received a treat on Saturday afternoon when the pro-Palestinian (and very anti-Israel) Quds Day parade passed boisterously through. Out of the Hermès, Prada, Zegna, and the Hard Rock Café the tourists poured, visibly confused, at the sight of a political march and one counter-protest—separated by a heavy presence of German police trucks and officers (some in riot gear)—screaming at each other on the nicest day of the summer.
On one side were Quds Day marchers, numbering around 800-900 by some estimates, shouting the normal protest fare in unison: Freedom for Gaza, Freedom for Palestine, Intifada to victory, Zionism is fascism, Zionism is racism, Zionism is Nazism, Israelis are child-murderers.
Among the swell of Palestinian flags were also flags representing Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, and Lebanon. Signs declaring love for both the Ayatollah and the German poet Günter Grass were visible among the graphic pictures from various Israeli-Palestinian battles. There was also some anti-Semitic cartoons and some posters decrying German support of Israel. While they'd been mostly furled up earlier, a number of Hezbollah flags were now out and being flown to taunt the counter-protest on the other side of the street.
The counter-protest was a consortium of about 100 people including some far-left activists, a number of anti-fascists, some German Social Democrats, a few Israeli members of the socialist Zionist group Hashomer Hatzair, some members of a German gay alliance dressed in drag, and some anti-Islamist and anti-Iran activists. The group would eventually converge with a larger stationary pro-Israel rally, but along the Quds Day route, they waved Israeli flags and shouted back: Lang Lebe Israel (Long Live Israel), Smash anti-Semitism, Free Gaza from Hamas, Free Syria from Assad, Down with Fascism, Down with Iran.
Quds Day, known in some places as Jerusalem Day, which initially started in Iran in 1979, takes place on the last Friday of Ramadan. This year both gatherings in Tehran and Lebanon were marked by controversy with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad calling again for Israel's destruction and Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah threatening to kill thousands of Israelis. In addition to Berlin, which has hosted a Quds Day rally annually since 1996, there are events yearly in cities like London, Paris, and Toronto.
I spoke to a number of participants on all sides: some pro-Israel activists of the far left, a member of Iran's Green Party, a supporter of the Iranian regime, a pro-Assad neo-Nazi, a few Israelis living in Berlin, and a few German bystanders. All of them helped to give texture to the paradoxical/fascinating/worrisome picture of the German attitude toward Israel (which one could spend years studying) as well as the European tolerance with regard to Hezbollah and the fascinating anomaly that is a pro-Israel far-left.
In the coming days, I'll have some posts from these conversations. Stay tuned.
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What is always in your refrigerator?
Eggs, aged cheddar, orange juice, cranberry juice, and produce from our weekly Full Belly Farms delivery. But, honestly, there wouldn't be any food in there at all if it weren't for my husband. I work all the time and would probably just eat out if left to my own devices.
What do you cook up for a late night snack?
I love making a shake of frozen bananas, milk and unsweetened cocoa. It is a completely satisfying and guilt-free dessert.
Where/what do you eat on your day off?
I love to eat at Tacubaya on Fourth Street, or Venus in downton for a delicious brunch or dinner, or Cha Am for yummy Thai food, or Café Rouge, or Kitchen 388 in Oakland, or 900 Grayson for lunch. I love Gather. I love Kirin Chinese on Solano or Shen Hua on College. The house-fried wontons at both of those places are incredible. We just tried Potala which has vegan Tibetan food and it was delicious. Fentons is a lifelong family favorite. … Continue reading »
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What a week it's been for Lil Wayne. The New Orleans native celebrated a Saints Super Bowl victory. He celebrated what he thought would be his last days of freedom before spending up to a year behind bars. He shot nine music videos in 48 hours. And he was granted an adjournment of his prison sentence for weapons possession after he showed up to his hearing with a messed up mouth. Talk about fas...
Stars Align for 'We Are the World' RemakePosted Feb 2nd 2010 at 12:42 AM by Sam Brand
We are still the world if Quincy Jones and an all-star squad of contemporary music stars have anything to sing about it. On Monday, Jones, Lionel Richie and Wyclef assembled what appears to be the entire VIP section from Sunday night's Grammys to re-record the monster selling single ($63 Million in sales!). Can "We Are The World – 25 For Haiti" bring home that kind of bacon in the Internet A...
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Between all the amazing performances, tributes and awards, celebrities took time to have fun with their famous friends (and idols) at the 2010 Grammy Awards. Uploading backstage photos to Twitter, stars shared the fun stuff we didn't see on TV. At right, Weird Al Yankovic made sure to capture his wife's "blinging" sparkles next to 'American Idol' runner-up, Adam Lambert. "Oh, snap! My wife just...
Lil' Wayne Detained By Border Agents Over Drug BusPosted Dec 19th 2009 at 08:27 AM by PopEater Staff
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PopEater is pleased to give you the brand new video from Shakira, 'Give It Up To Me' featuring Lil' Wayne, which is the second music video off her highly anticipated album, 'She Wolf.' The track was produced by Timbaland and features a dance showcase which stays true to Shakira's culturally diverse routines. Watch: ...
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Disturbed is an amazing band!
I was on the verge of suicide. I didn't know where to turn. I had so many things going on with school, and work. When I found out my girlfriend was cheating on me for months despite being by my side through thick and thin for years, I had reached my breaking point. I was afraid to drive, because I just wanted to wrap my car around a pole. I heard this song on the radio, and it made me feel so much better. I came home, and watched it on YouTube several times. It took me a bit to get through the whole meaning of the song, and what it represents, but once I had, I realized that suicide isn't the way, and its a much worse fate than what I am going through in my life right now. Disturbed has helped me to move on with my life, instead of ending it. You guys are the best, and I can't wait to see what songs you roll out with next.
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A rocket fired from Gaza that landed on a major road in southern Israel caused significant damage.
The Wednesday morning attack is the third incident of rockets fired on southern Israel from Gaza in the past five days. No injuries have been reported.
Israeli officials have said that since the formation earlier this month of a unity government of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah party and Hamas, the terrorist organization that runs the Gaza Strip, attacks emanating from Gaza are the responsibility of Abbas and his government.
Since the start of this year, more than 140 rockets fired from Gaza Strip have hit Israel, the Israeli military said.
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