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1. Re: ADuM5000 questionsMSCantrell Oct 17, 2011 9:33 AM (in response to bootload )
Hello Bootload,
DNP means Do Not Populate, so this no connect is truly not connected, it is not pulled high. I didn't do the layout, but it looks like the designer was leaving room to put in an ADuM520x in case extra data channels were needed, and rather than change an existing layout, he simply did not install the pull-up.
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2. Re: ADuM5000 questionsbootload Oct 17, 2011 11:27 AM (in response to MSCantrell )
Thanks Mark, I thought it was something like this, but I wasn't getting the DNP.


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Beautiful !
Such a beautiful shot!
Wow, amazing! I love this pic!
aww X3 the one on the left reminds me of my welsh pony and yes hes a cremello XD
Amazing shot by the way
Amazing shot by the way
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I love the energy you captures. Very pretty too.
amazing shot!
oh my gosh how stunning
that's such a stunning photo! love it xxx
Gorgeous Free like the wind
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Aww, they're so cute! I love the lighting!
hmmm ponies.... ;__;
oh they're gorgeous!!
amazing capture!
at about what time of day was this taken?
at about what time of day was this taken?
They are adorable! It's a lovely shot!
nett! X3
Wow, lovely!
They're quiet creepy
But still beautiful...
But still beautiful...
this is absolutely amazing!!!
I absolutely LOVE the lighting in this! Do you mind if I use this as a reference in the future?
I love this photo!
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very good work i dont want to mess with her legs thats for shure
we all know her legs are bigger then this
Strongest Woman in the world INDEED
My eyes bled. And I'm lesbain. No, just no. I'm going back to men now
'kay thanks bye.
'kay thanks bye.
she looks incredible there´s a lot of fine detail here
excellent work of epic proportions,love it.
That's some muscle on her legs. Looks good; reminds me of a few pics I saw used for bumps for this youtube artist named Ungeka or somethin' like that.
Beautiful drawing, though Chun-Li looks a bit baffled about winning 1st Place in that contest.
pretty good.
Not bad, though the body seems a bit odd to me.
Yup, I noticed the shape is a little thicker than it should be. The artist doesn't normally do muscle artwork.
Weird eyes but it's the style I guess.
Wow she is really bulked up this time!
sexy Chun Li. Great piece!
Damn, sexy stuff.......and good stuff! xD!
She so cute!
Good work
Odd the face reminds me a little of Eiken
Odd the face reminds me a little of Eiken
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Exclusive: Ironically, the biggest threat to plans for destroying the Syrian government's chemical weapons may come from Syrian rebels if they balk at a ceasefire and target UN inspectors removing poison gas canisters, a possibility that the rebels may hope would put a U.S. military strike back on the table, says Robert Parry.
How 'Local' Interests Trump Survival
The future of mankind is at risk from the worsening threat of global warming, but this scientific reality has been put in "doubt" by Tea Party and libertarian activists who profit from oil-industry largesse, just one example of how short-term interests trump the lives of our grandchildren, as Lawrence Davidson explains.
Obama Still Withholds Syria Evidence
Exclusive: President Obama has sidetracked the rush to war with Syria, agreeing to pursue a diplomatic plan involving Syria surrendering its chemical weapons. But the U.S. government still hides its supposedly conclusive evidence that the Assad regime was guilty of the Aug. 21 chemical attack, writes Robert Parry.
Time to Reveal US Intel on Syria
Exclusive: Countering growing opposition to plans for bombing Syria, the White House dispatched Chief of Staff Denis McDonough to the Sunday talk shows. But the choice underscored the Obama administration's credibility problems and raised new doubts about the case for war, says ex-CIA analyst Ray McGovern.
Obama's Syrian Case Shows Cracks
New cracks have appeared in the Obama administration's case for bombing Syria. Though the White House's four-page white paper has been palmed off as a U.S. intelligence assessment, it now appears to have been a political document that cherry-picked evidence, reports Gareth Porter for Inter Press Service.
Tell Kristof to Stop Lying on Syria
Exclusive: Columnist Nicholas D. Kristof has cultivated a reputation as a caring humanitarian who abhors violence, but he has now joined the ranks of liberal war hawks eager to bomb Syria, a choice that also has led him to enlist in the propaganda campaign to deceive the American people, writes Robert Parry.
Is War on Syria Veering Off-Script?
When the U.S. government readies for war, there is a well-worn script. A "bad" guy is defined; some act of perfidy is alleged despite murky evidence; politicians and journalists express righteous outrage; a confused public is dragged along. Except that the war on Syria may be veering off-script, says Norman Solomon.
Congress Denied Syrian Facts, Too
Exclusive: While seeking authority for a limited war with Syria, the Obama administration withheld from the American people the U.S. intelligence on the alleged chemical weapons attack of Aug. 21, amid assurances that Congress got all the secret details. But that doesn't appear to be true, reports Robert Parry.
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Exclusive: Despite the Obama administration's supposedly "high confidence" regarding Syrian government guilt over the Aug. 21 chemical attack near Damascus, a dozen former U.S. military and intelligence officials are telling President Obama that they are picking up information that undercuts the Official Story.
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Exclusive: By setting in motion a possibly catastrophic plan to bomb Syria, President Obama has created what amounts to a "doomsday machine" that could detonate if not disarmed by a breakthrough on peace talks. Obama is gambling that Saudi opposition to negotiations can be neutralized first, Robert Parry reports.


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- Explore the vast island of Delecia, from the beach to the snow mountains
- Fight against terrible monsters and solve misterious quests to continue your adventure
- At some point take the caravel and sail to other worlds
- Delve in the world of The Golden Coin
Well, you probably know that the upcoming release will feature a huge new world island called "Delecia". There aren't loading times between areas and you can walk everywhere without restrictions. But be careful!!! If you don't have enough skills you won't survive too long.You can find a lot of different scenarios on Delecia. From the tropical beach to the winter mountains. Maybe one day you can even take the caravel to travel on other islands ;-)
As you can see also from the picture, there are a lot of new models implemented(currently over 30 !!!). Including new rocks, trees, weapons, food, kitchen tools and sea objects.
The most important new item is the telescope. Currently there are two versions of it that you can find ingame. When you are using it, you can easily zoom around to explore nice world parts and hidden places.
Thanks to the last engine update of platinum arts sandbox, The Golden Coin will also feature the possibility to fight against NPC's and to move objects around or to destroy them.
Finally there are concrete plans for a linux version. We are currently at work to compile version .300 and we hope that we won't encounter any major problems.
I'm more then happy that The Golden Coin has been downloaded more then 3000 times all over the net. According to the last build, the upcoming release .400 is really big (~300Mb). Release date: .400 will not come soon, and please consider that I'm working again almost alone ;-L
Thegoldencoin.do.am - Delve in the world of The Golden Coin
The brand new official homepage 3.0 is online!!! Feel free to register to our homepage and enjoy our ambitious game.
Hi great followers!!! I'm again ready to present a little progress report about the upcoming release v0.400. First of all I would like to thank all people...
The new release 0.300 is out!!! Download it from the official homepage!!!
FINALLY: The brand new release 0.300 is coming on the 7th of June for free to everyone!!!
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This is the last alpha with source code of TGC 0.400 that I and a few friends build a few months ago. It's probably the last public version ever of TGC...
The new release .300 is available for free to everyone. Version .400 is already at work and it will feature a complete new world. So no updates will come...
The brand new fan pack #2 is finally out!!! Content list:
The last update for .200 as standalone is here. A small update that fix some bugs until .300 !!! Changelog:
The golden Coin has been downloaded more then 1000 times so far!!! That's a great milestone for the project!!! Thanks!!! Here is version .200. Enjoy...
Content: unofficial screenshots, wallpapers, art works and a brand new soundtrack sample from me.
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@ [WuTz]! Done (through PM).
If you need any more help just ask. :D
Be aware there are some bugs a bit later on in the game(in v0.220), so you'll have to wait for the next version for the bug fixes.
i got stuck or somthing i got to the part whers theirs writing on the wall and it says somthing abt left and right and theirs a jump over lava but i cant make the jump :| srsly jumped it over and over it always hits the roof and doesnt make it
PMed you...
Didn't want to spoil it for people who want to figure it out themselves. :)
Please help me, too. :(
yes thanks alot
yeah let's bumb it
bump ;)
looks cool
there are updates but i dont see anything different D:
yeah he's just bumping it -.-
ohhh, haha...
hehehehehe =)
lol :D good idea ;)
I think ('think' being the key word) damiandj90 is planning to release the newest version sometime next week (v0.300). There, you can expect a good amount of noticeable changes.
Scratch that, by the way, I think v.0.300 will be released around June.
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Shadow Rep. Nate Bennett-Fleming Announces At-Large Run
At-Large Councilmember Anita Bonds just got her first opponent for 2014. Shadow representative Nate Bennett-Fleming says he's going to run for her seat, and he's already not pulling punches.
"I don't think she's built a significant record of accomplishment," Bennett-Fleming says of his opponent.
In contrast, Bennett-Fleming says, consider his work as the District's unpaid shadow rep. Bennett-Fleming's amassed a small army of interns and scored pro-statehood endorsement from Democratic groups on the Hill—how significant that is depends on who you ask.
Bennett-Fleming, a 29-year-old adjunct professor at the University of the District of Columbia, says he'd focus on affordable housing and government reform as a councilmember. He's in favor of marijuana decriminalization, with an eye towards considering legalization.
LL asked Bennett-Fleming about a couple more issues, which he deftly worked into jabs at the incumbent. Take the Large Retailer Accountability Act. Bonds backed it before voting against it during an attempt to override Vince Gray's veto, a move Bennett-Fleming says suggests "a degree of wishy-washiness." Bonds didn't immediately respond to LL's request for comment.
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This is a very interesting issue that can be difficult to recognize and diagnose as everything seems to be "OK". Let's outline this simple scenario. You have a standalone UAG server. The server may be configured with one or more portals, each containing one or more web applications. Everything is working fine with this deployment. You then decide to create an array. You configure the existing UAG server as the Array Manager and specify the member that will join. You then join the new UAG server to the array. Everything looks good. Then you find the following…
After successfully adding a new member to a UAG array, you may find that all client requests that are directed to the new array member receive the following error:
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The reason this issue can be difficult to diagnose is that you may be hard pressed to find anything actually "wrong". When you added the new member to the array, there were no errors during the joining process. Everything looked good.
After the "seemingly" successful array join, you can Activate the configuration on the Array Manager and there are no apparent errors. Additionally, if you launch the TMG Management console and check the Configuration Status of the node, they show as "Synced".
Checking the TMG Configuration Status on the new member also shows the nodes as "Synced". However, after a closer inspection of the new member server, you may find that the Portal web site is missing in IIS. The 'Web Monitor' site and all required virtual directories under 'Default Web Site' are in place, but the Portal site…and the associated Application Pools…are not there.
The "SSL Network Tunneling Server" (Network Connector) settings and configuration may be invalid for the servers' network configuration.
To test for this condition, temporarily disable the Network Connector as follows:
After activating the configuration, check IIS on the new member server and make sure the Portal web site has been configured. If the site is now there, you need to determine the configuration issue with the Network Connector. For more information on the Network Connector in UAG, please see the following TechNet article:
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I think I have a similar issue but the root cause wont be exactly the same as here.
Users are able to access the portal while hitting both the manager and the member but few applications that has specific users added under the authorization tab are not visible when the user traffic hits the member server even when the particular user is authorized to access that particular application.
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Let It Go. by AllisonSohnWatch
©2014-2016 AllisonSohn
Lots of our friends were caught out ion the roads in the recent storm that hit Atlanta. This piece was inspired by their (mis)adventures.
Ahhh, yes. Snowpocalypse 2014. Still remember this picture someone took of I-285 the next day. It look like the opening Atlanta episode of the walking Dead. Plus Marta was crazy that day, there were to fires! Crazy times, crazy times.
Traffic in a nutshell :3 .3.
Atlanta!!! I live there!!!!
hopefully you weren't caught out in that mess last year
You must live in that part of the country where a little snow paralyses everything.
se parece a Star Wars en el planeta Hoth
"The Cold Never Bothered Me Anyways."
But I bet Rush-Hour Traffic does bother her.
But I bet Rush-Hour Traffic does bother her.
Lousy traffic! A certain someone has a beloved relative to help!
lol, we had like 6 inches down here near Parry. We couldn't leave the house for 3 days cause we have a really steep drive way. Sadly my mom didn't get to see any of it.
This might be my favorite thing I've ever seen you do.
Better you than me....
LOL! Love it!
Anna is not happy... AT ALL!
I am so thankful I have a job that is more flexable. I could have been trapped on 75 near 285 but luckily I left as soon as I saw the snow coming down and only had a 35 min commute. I still haven't driven anywhere because in Cobb a lot of the side roads still have ice.
right? My husband and I both work from home. Weeks like this, I'm extra grateful for that!
Yep my husband and I are doing the same today even though it isn't that bad it's nice to have that flexibility!
Love this beyond reason.
You rock, Allison.
You rock, Allison.
I work for a company that sets up emergency repairs and tows for semi trucks and man that evening was a nightmare. We had one stranded driver without heat who was freezing to death and contacted the police to see how best to get him some heat only to be told he needed to call 911 immediately to get on the list. Such a nightmare.
Thankfully this made me giggle which eases a bit of that crazy weather pain. <3 Frozen
our friend didn't have heat in her car either; and she was in it for 16+ hours. Called 911, local shelters- everything we could think of. And in the end, she just had to sit.
That's hilarious. It's what happen when the stars of frozen relocate to the US. Are you going to do another talk this year at Comic-con?
Elsa's totally causing the traffic jam.
How'd it get so bad; I saw pictures and I didn't see much snow....... then again I am from Buffalo so anything less than a foot is a light powdering.
the bad was less about the weather and more about some poor calls made by the government. No one cancelled schools or un-necesary work until the snow had already begun coming down. Then EVERYTHING was closed at the same time. So commuters that normally hit the highways at staggered times (anywhere from 4-7pm) all were on the roads at the same time. Add to that all the school buses and parents that would have normally been home, instead getting in cars to pick kids up from school- our roads were never meant to hold that many people all at once. So the traffic was as much about the sheer volume of cars as it was about the ice they drove on.
Wow, sounds chaotic. I seriously hope your area now knows how to handle such a situation in the future.
Well done. I remember the winter ugly from when I was a kid. I have to admit that it never got quite this bad for this long.
Love it! It's ok now that I am out of my truck after almost 24 hours.
I did this for Kelly Dale; she was in her car for 18 hours (more or less) and her heater didn't work. I feel so awful for all of you that were trapped due to some bad calls by the powers that be!


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This could get me in trouble, because it's going to sound like I long for the days of dictators like Saddam Hussein, Bashar al-Assad, Hosni Mubarak, Marshall Tito, the Shah.
I don't. But I do wonder, from the standpoint of national security, were we somehow better off when they were still around? In some cases, were even their own citizens better off too? Hard to say, but also hard to dismiss.
So, as Americans for whom freedom is a precious principle but security is a prime priority, it's a question worth asking. If our geopolitical strategy amounts to choosing the lesser of two evils, and it often does, then arguably, the world was a better place — for us, anyway — when there were dictators who controlled their people. Because however malicious their means, terrorists couldn't operate within their borders and thus couldn't threaten us. We have plenty of counterterrorism tools at our command, both military and civil, but none works better than containing the threat at its source.
Iraq is the poster boy for this kind of thinking. Saddam was a bad guy; I was among a handful of journalists who got to one of the Kurdish villages he gassed, leaving hundreds of grotesque corpses as a warning to others who harbored dreams of rebellion. Morality prevents me from calling Saddam's ruthless reign the good ol' days.
But here's the other side of the coin: Notwithstanding the flimsy grounds for the U.S. invasion in 2003, was Iraq then the breeding ground for terrorism that it is today? The fact is, we invaded Iraq to drive out terrorists who were not actually there until we went in to drive them out. Think ISIL, which is trying to establish and expand what would amount to an anti-Western terrorists' haven. That is Iraq, post-Saddam.
To carry the argument further, neither are most Iraqis plainly better off. While Iraqis didn't live lives we'd envy when Saddam was around, they were able to go about their business pretty much without interference as long as they didn't get on his bad side. Today? There is no good side to be on. If you're Sunni, the government is shutting you out of civil life in Iraq. If you're Shiite, ISIL is shutting you down. Citizens can't go to the market, kids can't go to school, mourners can't go to a funeral without the threat of a car bomb that might kill them.
Hindsight is a wonderful tool. And it's only with hindsight that I raise these questions. In fact, if another dictator was brutally mistreating his people today, I'd probably be agitating to go in and get him. But not before asking, who's likely to replace him?
Greg Dobbs of Evergreen was a correspondent for ABC News for 23 years, then for HDNet television's "World Report."


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Article: Sense of meaning in life among the oldest old people living in a rural area in northern Sweden[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Background Having meaning in life is important for all people, and according to Erikson's developmental theory, this is especially true for older adults. However, there are few studies about meaning in life focusing on the oldest old.AimThe aim of our study was to illuminate the sense of meaning in life in the oldest old living in northern Sweden.DesignThe study has a qualitative explorative and interpretative design.Method We interviewed three men and seven women between 85 and 95 years old and analysed the interviews using qualitative content analysis.FindingsOur findings revealed the following four themes: 'Creating space for living', 'Living in connection with others and nature', 'Seeing oneself as a link between generations' and 'Having trust in God'.Conclusions The sense of meaning in life in the oldest old was linked to regarding oneself as having a mission to carry out and to finding beauty, joy and happiness in life. The sense of meaning involved transferring to coming generations what earlier generations had left and having a deeply rooted faith in being taken care of from birth to the afterlife.Implications for practiceWhen caring for the oldest old, it is important to take their experiences of sense of meaning in life into consideration and to focus on ways to maintain important sources of meaning in life.
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ABSTRACT: Positive preceptor experiences enhance learning and even affect the decisions of students to remain in nursing. In light of this, nurse managers have a responsibility, besides maintaining staff competence, to assess whether preceptors live up to their professional obligations. The aim of this Nordic qualitative study was to gain a deeper understanding of the perceived experiences of preceptorship used to support undergraduate student nurses during their clinical education. Data was collected through narrative interviews with 31 preceptors in Finland and Sweden before being analysed using a hermeneutical approach. Preceptorship is all about teaching in a supportive environment with ethical dimensions uniting theory and praxis. A caring relationship is essential and the basis for student learning and development. The preceptors emphasise a caring relationship as the foundation for student learning. Moreover, preceptorship is an ethical issue, a responsibility that should be recognised by all stakeholders. The findings suggest that preceptorship should be examined from a new perspective. The ethical dimension must be recognised and linked to the further education of preceptors. Nurse managers are in a key position to lead for change.
Article: Quality of Clinical Education – a three-year follow-up among Undergraduate Nursing Students in Finland and Sweden[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study was to compare the experiences of a group of Swedish and two Finnish groups of student nurses (n=86) on the quality of clinical education over time. The data was collected using an instrument including four factors. In the comparison of the years 2009, 2010 and 2011/2012 (n=86), there were no statistically significant differences between years in the whole data. In year 2009 Swedish students (n=41) evaluated clinical preception and learning in clinical education lower than Finnish students (n=45). In the year 2010 Finnish students' evaluated clinical preception lower than Swedish students. In year 2011/2012 Swedish students evaluated learning objectives in clinical education lower than Finnish students. The follow-up group and the dropout group did not differ from each other regarding the background variables or reports on the quality of clinical education.
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ABSTRACT: Background: Clinical education is an essential part of the Bachelor's program in Nursing and a keystone of professional nursing education. Through clinical experiences, the student nurses acquire nursing knowledge and essential skills for professional practice. The preceptor plays a vital role in the development of student nurses becoming professional nurses. Aim: The aim of this Nordic qualitative study was to explore the experiences of good preceptorship in relation to undergraduate student nurses in clinical education from the perspective of the preceptors themselves. Method: Data were collected by narrative interviews with 27 preceptors in Finland and Sweden and analyzed using a hermeneutical approach. Findings: A caring relationship, based on caring ethics, is seen as the foundation for learning and development. Moreover, a mutual respect is a prerequisite for fellowship and a good atmosphere. As such, encounters are characterized by reciprocity and mutuality. The preceptors have a deep sense of responsibility toward the students and the profession. Furthermore, the preceptors have an inner responsibility to guide the students into working life and to share their knowledge by acting as role models. Conclusion: The findings suggest that preceptorship should be examined through new lenses. Moreover, preceptorship is an ethical issue that should be recognized by all stakeholders.
Article: Inner strength in relation to age, gender and culture among old people - A cross-sectional population study in two Nordic countries[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Objectives: The theoretical framework for the study was the Model of Inner Strength, and the Inner Strength Scale (ISS)developed based on the Model was used. The aim was to examine inner strength in relation to age, gender and culture among old people in Sweden and Finland. Method: This study forms part of the GErontological Regional DAtabase (GERDA)-Botnia project that investigates healthy ageing with focus on the dignity, social participation and health of old people. The participants (N = 6119) were 65-, 70-, 75- and 80-year old and living in two counties in Sweden or Finland. The ISS consists of 20 items relating to four interrelated dimensions of inner strength, according to the Model of Inner Strength. The range of possible ISS scores is 20-120, a higher score denoting higher inner strength. Result: The result showed that the 65-year-old participants had the highest mean ISS score, with a decrease in score for every subsequent age. The lowest score was achieved by the 80-year-old participants. Women had slightly but significantly higher mean ISS scores than men. Only small differences were found between the counties. Conclusion: The study population came from Sweden and Finland; still, despite the different backgrounds, patterns in the distribution of inner strength were largely similar. The present study provides basic and essential information about inner strength in a population of old people.
Article: Inner strength as a mediator of the relationship between disease and self-rated health among old people[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: AimTo explore inner strength as a mediator of the relationship between disease and self-rated health among older people. Background Qualitative research has indicated that inner strength is an essential resource for an individual affected by disease. A hypothesis of inner strength as a mediator of the relationship between disease and self-rated health was proposed. The theoretical framework of inner strength was based on the Model of Inner Strength. DesignA cross-sectional design was used. Method The sample included 6119 participants from Finland and Sweden, in the ages of 65, 70, 75 and 80years. The GERDA-Botnia questionnaire, which included the Inner Strength Scale and items related to diseases and self-rated health, was sent out between October and December 2010. Structural equation modelling was used to test a hypothesized model. ResultsThe result indicated that having a disease was associated with poorer self-rated health and a lower degree of inner strength and a higher degree of inner strength was associated with better self-rated health. The result supported the hypothesis by indicating that inner strength partially mediated the relationship between disease and self-rated health. Conclusion This large cross-sectional study with participants from 65 to 80years of age from Finland and Sweden showed that inner strength can be a resource for older people affected by disease. Increasing inner strength in older people affected by disease may be one intervention to support experiences of health despite disease.
Article: Quality of clinical education – Comparison of experiences of undergraduate student nurses in Finland and Sweden[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study was to compare the experiences of three groups of undergraduate student nurses on the quality of clinical education over time. The study is part of a longitudinal research and development project in Finland and Sweden. The sample (n = 109) consisted of three subgroups of student nurses: the first in a Swedish faculty (SWE) (n = 53), the second in a Finnish faculty (FIN1, n = 42), and the third in another Finnish faculty (FIN2, n = 14). In the comparison of the subgroups, FIN1 and FIN2 were put together, because of the small sample size. The first data was collected in 2009 after the students' first clinical education period in acute and elderly care. The second data was collected in 2010 after the students' second clinical education period on different wards in central hospitals, in primary care units and in elderly care. The data was collected using a self-administered questionnaire and analysed using statistical methods. On the basis of an explorative factor analysis conducted on the first data four sum variables were produced, named as follows: Clinical Preception, Learning in Clinical Education, Learning Objectives in Clinical Education, and Reflection in Clinical Education. In the comparison of the years 2009 and 2010 (n = 109), the factors Clinical Preception and Learning Objectives in Clinical Education had lower evaluations in year 2010 than in year 2009. In year 2009 Swedish students (n = 53) evaluated Clinical Preception and Learning in Clinical Education lower than Finnish students (n = 56). In year 2010 Finnish students evaluated Clinical Preception lower than Swedish students. It is evident that the clinical education practices should be developed in cooperation with the faculties and the staff of the clinical education placements.
Article: Sjuksköterskestudenternas erfarenheter av sin första kliniska utbildningsperiod -en nordisk kvantitativ studie
Article: Finnish and Swedish nursing students' experiences of their first clinical practice placement - A qualitative study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: Nursing is a practice-based discipline. Clinical practice settings are important in preparing undergraduate nursing students for the role of registered nurse. AIM: The aim of this Nordic qualitative study is to illuminate first year undergraduate nursing students' experiences of clinical practice during their first clinical placement, with a focus on preception, reflection, and the link between theory and practice. METHOD: Data were collected by focus group interviews with 22 nursing students, and analyzed with qualitative content analysis. FINDINGS: Positive experiences included stimulating and visible preceptors, a permissive atmosphere, and reflection as a matter of course. Negative experiences were related to feelings of abandonment and powerlessness when preceptors were invisible and the atmosphere at the ward was non-permissive. The implementation of research-based knowledge was insufficient. CONCLUSIONS: A permissive atmosphere and visible preceptors are crucial if learning is to be maximized. Consequently, it is important to set aside time for preceptors to be more visible and to make the atmosphere at the clinical placement more permissive. The student must have the opportunity to combine scientific knowledge with evidence-based knowledge in order to develop nursing actions.
Article: Psychometric properties of the Swedish version of the selection, optimization, compensation questionnaire[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Aim: The aim of this study was to test the psychometric properties of a translated Swedish version of the 12-item selection, optimization, and compensation (SOC) questionnaire. Method: The 12-item SOC questionnaire is composed of four subscales: elective selection (ES), loss-based selection, optimization and compensation. A convenience sample of 122 Swedish-speaking people, aged 19-85, participated in a study of the validity and reliability of the SOC questionnaire. Cronbach's alpha coefficient, corrected item-total correlation and Cronbach's alpha if item deleted were used for reliability testing. Two other scales, the ways of coping questionnaire and Rosenberg's self-esteem scale, were used to test convergent validity, and the geriatric depression scale was used to test discriminant validity. Stability over time was evaluated using a test-retest model with a 2-week interval. Results: The 12-item SOC questionnaire showed a Cronbach's alpha value of 0.50, and the subscales ranged from α=0.16 to α=0.64. Two items in the ES subscale had negative values on the corrected item-total correlation and showed substantial improvement (>0.05) in Cronbach's alpha when item deleted. When these two items that influenced internal consistency were deleted, Cronbach's alpha rose to 0.68. Conclusion: The Swedish version of the 12-item SOC questionnaire showed deficiencies in a test of internal consistency because of two items in the ES subscale, and these two items were deleted. A consequence of the reduction is a weakening of the ES subscale and thereby to some extent the SOC questionnaire in total. Further testing is advisable. However, the 10-item SOC questionnaire was acceptable in a test of validity and reliability.
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ABSTRACT: Scand J Caring Sci; 2013; 27; 13–19 Changes in sense of coherence in old age – a 5-year follow-up of the Umeå 85+ study Objective: This study aims to describe the changes in sense of coherence (SOC) over time and relate these changes to negative life events among very old people. Design: Prospective and longitudinal study. Subjects: 190 old women and men participated, of whom 56 could be included in the 5-year follow-up. Methods: The mean SOC score from the first and second data collection were compared using a paired sample t-test. The relationship between the index of negative life events and the changes on SOC score between the two data collections was investigate using linear regression. Main outcome measures: Antonovsky's SOC scale and an index of negative life events including severe physical and mental diseases, various losses as losses of spouses, cognitive and functional ability. Result: For the whole group of subjects (n = 56), the SOC scores was higher (70.1 vs. 73.7, p = 0.029) at the second point measure. The most common negative life events at follow-up were loss of independence in activities in daily living and decrease in cognitive function. A significant correlation between the index of negative life events and changes in SOC over 5 years was found (p = 0.025). The more negative life events, the more decrease in SOC. Conclusion: We concluded that there is a risk of decreased SOC and thereby quality of life when negative life events accumulate among very old people. Nursing interventions might play an important role for maintaining and perhaps strengthening SOC among old people exposed to negative life events.
Article: Sjuksköterskestudenters erfarenheter av sin första kliniska utbildningsperiod– en Nordisk kvantitativ studie (Nursing students'experiences of the first clinical education – a Nordic quantitative study)[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: ABSTRACT Background: Differences in quality of clinical education and support to students occur and there are demands for a unification of higher education in Europe. Aim: The aim of the study was to describe the nursing students' experiences of their first clinical education period in relation to learning and professional development. Methods: The sample consisted of 139 nursing students from Finland and Sweden. The data was collected by questionnaire and analyzed statistically. Findings: Students' experiences of clinical competence were examined from four perspectives: clinical preception, learning, learning objectives and reflection. Overall, students rated highly, however there were statistically significant differences among the students concerning nationality and length of clinical education. Students did not always get a clear picture of what was expected of them in clinical education and there were deficits in continuing feedback. Students' clinical learning was associated with the length of clinical education. Conclusions: Clinical preceptoring as a catalyst in student's understanding and learning is central. Students rated learning of tasks and skills higher than abilities that require more reflection and consideration, which may indicate a more task-centered preception. A conscious didactic approach would help students to reflect and develop into professionals in nursing and caring science. KEYWORDS: nursing students, clinical education, experiences, learning, professional development
Article: Inner Strength in Relation to Functional Status, Disease, Living Arrangements, and Social Relationships Among People Aged 85 Years and Older[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Inner strength is described as an important resource that promotes well-being. We used data from a sample of 185 people in the Umeå 85+ cohort study to relate inner strength and its attributes to objective health variables. The Resilience, Sense of Coherence, Purpose in Life, and Self-Transcendence scales were used to assess aspects of inner strength, and strong correlations between the scales were found. Prevalence of heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder, osteoporosis, or diagnosed depression was associated with low inner strength. Significant relationships were also found between high inner strength and various measures of social relationships. Participants with a higher degree of inner strength had better physical health and more satisfying social relationships. The promotion of inner strength should be a major aim of geriatric nursing.
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ABSTRACT: Four dimensions of inner strength were previously identified in a meta-theoretical analysis: firmness, creativity, connectedness, and flexibility. The aim of this study was to develop an Inner Strength Scale (ISS) based on those four dimensions and to evaluate its psychometric properties. An initial version of ISS was distributed for validation purpose with the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale, the resilience scale, and the sense of Coherence Scale. A convenience sample of 391 adults, aged 19-90 years participated. Principal component analysis (PCA) and confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) were used in the process of exploring, evaluating, and reducing the 63-item ISS to the 20-item ISS. Cronbach's alpha and test-retest were used to measure reliability. CFA showed satisfactory goodness-of-fit for the 20-item ISS. The analysis supported a fourfactor solution explaining 51% of the variance. Cronbach's alpha on the 20-item ISS was 0.86, and the test-retest showed stability over time (r=0.79). The ISS was found to be a valid and reliable instrument for capturing a multifaceted understanding of inner strength. Further tests of psychometric properties of the ISS will be performed in forthcoming studies.
Article: The experience of being a preceptor for nurse students in clinical practice. A cross-sectional qualitative study
Article: Sense of coherence (SOC) related to health and mortality among the very old: The Umeå 85+ study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: We describe associations between sense of coherence (SOC) and sense of well-being, diseases, physical function and the predictive value of SOC on depression and mortality. The study included 190 participants, aged 85-103 years. Linear correlation analysis was used for relationships between SOC scores and continuous variables. The effects of SOC score on 1- and 4-year mortality, as well as on depression at the 5-year follow-up, were investigated using Cox regression models. The mean SOC score was 71.8±10.2 (±S.D.). SOC score was positively related to well-being (p≤0.001). Heart failure (p=0.009), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (p=0.015), depression (p=0.015), and osteoarthritis (p=0.032) were significantly associated with low SOC scores, as were high scores on the Geriatric Depression Scale (GDS) (p=0.002). One-year mortality was significantly associated with the SOC score (OR=0.945, confidence interval (CI)=0.898-0.995, p=0.032), while the 4-year mortality was not (OR=0.995, CI=0.973-1.018, p=0.674). The SOC score did not predict depression at 5-year follow-up (OR=0.977, CI=0.937-1.018, p=0.267). Strong SOC was associated with well-being in this group of old people. Low SOC was found among those with diseases known to have a negative influence on daily life.
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ABSTRACT: Scand J Caring Sci; 2010; 24; 41–48 Psychometric properties of the Swedish version of the Purpose in Life scale The aim of this study was to test the theoretical assumptions beyond the Purpose in Life (PIL) scale, and to elucidate the underlying structure of the Swedish version of the PIL. The PIL, originally created by Crumbaugh and Maholick, is a 20-item scale of the Lickert type with possible scores ranges from 20 to 140, the higher score, the stronger PIL. The analysis was based on 449 participants, 62% of whom were women, from five different samples, ranging from 19 to 103 years old. An exploratory factor analysis restricted to three factors was performed. The factors were labelled meaning in existence, freedom to create meaning in daily life, and will to find meaning in future challenges. These factors reflected the three dimensions described by Frankl. Cronbach's alpha coefficient for the total scale was 0.83 and varied between 0.54 and 0.83 in the three factors. We concluded that the Swedish version of the PIL scale seems to have construct validity and reliability. Our results give support to the fact that the PIL scale captures and confirms the theoretical assumptions of Frankl's existential theory. We consider the PIL scale to be both feasible and appropriate for use in nursing research.
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ABSTRACT: Theoretical and empirical overlaps between the concepts of resilience, sense of coherence, hardiness, purpose in life, and self-transcendence have earlier been described as some kind of inner strength, but no studies have been found that focus on what attributes these concepts have in common. The objective of this study was to perform a theoretical analysis of the concepts of resilience, sense of coherence, hardiness, purpose in life, and self-transcendence, in order to identify their core dimensions in an attempt to get an overarching understanding of inner strength. PRINT METHOD: An analysis inspired by the procedure of meta-theory construction was performed. The main questions underlying the development of the concepts, the major paradigms and the most prominent assumptions, the critical attributes and the characteristics of the various concepts were identified. The analysis resulted in the identification of four core dimensions of inner strength and the understanding that inner strength relies on the interaction of these dimensions: connectedness, firmness, flexibility, and creativity. These dimensions were validated through comparison with the original descriptions of the concepts. An overarching understanding of inner strength is that it means both to stand steady, to be firm, with both feet on the ground and to be connected to; family, friends, society, nature and spiritual dimensions and to be able to transcend. Having inner strength is to be creative and stretchable, which is to believe in own possibilities to act and to make choices and influence life's trajectory in a perceived meaningful direction. Inner strength is to shoulder responsibility for oneself and others, to endure and deal with difficulties and adversities. This knowledge about inner strength will raise the awareness of the concept and, in turn, hopefully increase our potential to support people's inner strength.
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ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study is to describe predictors for discharge and one-year outcomes of acute-care hospital patients, 75 years of age or over, based on admission status information. We carried out a prospective study of a randomly selected patient population, from one urban acute-care hospital in each of the Nordic countries. 763 persons aged 75+ were randomly selected from acute admissions to the participating hospitals. 749 observations at discharge and 655 observations at one year were used in analyses. Data were collected with the MDS-AC 1.1 instrument within 24 hours of admission, and at day 7 or discharge, whichever came first. Outcome information was collected either by interviewing the patient or from patient records or registers. Discharge and one-year outcome (home, institution, death) were modeled by multinomial logistic regression, with admission status variables as predictors. At discharge, 84% of subjects returned home, 11% went to an institution and 5.6% had died. At one year, 64% were still living at home, 24% had died, and 12% had moved to an institution. For discharge outcome, those having hospital admission due to a new problem or exacerbation of an old one had a higher risk of dying (OR 3.3) than returning home. Moderate to severe cognitive problems predicted death (OR 2.2) and institutionalization (OR 8.6) compared with discharge home. Problems in instrumental activities of daily living predicted death (OR 3.1) and institutionalization (OR 6.0). At one year, those with exacerbation of an old problem (OR 2.1) or with a new or exacerbated existing problem (OR 2.3) had a higher risk of dying than of institutionalization or discharge home. Having some cognitive problems (OR 2.8) or moderate to severe cognitive problems (OR 6.6) predicted institutionalization, but not dying or discharge home. Those with some problems in activities of daily living had a higher risk of both dying (OR 1.7) and of institutional care (OR 2.7). Those with moderate to severe problems in activities of daily living had also a higher risk of institutional care (OR 4.7) compared with those living at home. Evidence predictive of discharge and one-year outcomes in older acute hospital medical care patients seems to be visible from the beginning of the hospital stay. In order to increase the efficient use of health care services and quality of care, systematic standardized and streamlined assessment should be performed during the admission process.
Article: Grue EV., Ranhoff A. H., Noro A., et al. Vision and hearing impairments and their associations with falling and loss of instrumental activities in daily living in acute hospitalized older persons in five Nordic hospitals. Scand J Caring Sci. 2009b;[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Many older people believe sensory problems are inevitably, a part of growing old, and avoid assessment and help. Such problems are often also overlooked by health professionals. The aim of this study was to find the prevalence of hearing and vision impairment and their associations with loss of instrumental activities in daily living (IADL) and risk of falling in patients aged 75 years or older, admitted to a medical ward in an acute hospital in each of the five Nordic countries. The Minimum Data Set for Acute Care was used for data collection in 770 patients. Premorbid data, admission data and history of falls over 3 months were obtained on admission by interview and observation. Hearing impairment was present if the patient required a quiet setting to be able to hear normal speech. Vision impairment was defined as unable to read regular print in a newspaper. Bivariate and logistic regression analyses were performed. Forty-eight per cent of the patients had a hearing impairment, 32.3% had vision impairment and 20.1% had both. Hearing impairment was associated with falling but not in the logistic regression model. Hearing and vision impairment were associated with loss of IADL but only combined impairment was independently. Hearing and vision impairments were frequent among older patients in the medical wards. Falling was associated with hearing loss and IADL loss with hearing, vision and combined impairments. Sensory loss was also associated with fear of falling. It is recommended routinely to screen sensory functions in older patients in a medical setting. Intervention studies are needed to determine whether improvements in hearing and vision can prevent falls and further loss of function in this patient population.
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I own a 17h TB cross that I show in children's jumpers. Right now, he is getting 4 qts of whole oats and 4 qts of sweet feed twice a day. He also has unlimited access to hay and salt in his pasture. During the winter, I kept him in a paddock with a large hay bale, but now that the spring grass is out, I have reintroduced him to the big pasture. He is not easy to keep weight on and I had him on weight supplements over the winter, but since the grass is back, I figured I'd take him off. He was moderately skinny when I bought him 9 months ago, and he has gained a ton of weight. Still, I'm not so sure about if he is at a healthy weight or not. Really, depending on what angle you are looking at him from, he looks different. I went out and took some pictures today, what is y'alls opinion, and also what can I do to get him to gain more weight?
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Next pony art... XD
rather make snowmen o_o
her neck is WAY to long. >_<
Is this pic featured somewhere? Because I don't understand why ppl started commenting on my very old artwork It was one of my 1st ponies, more than 2yrs ago... :v
Patrick: Hahaha! It's a Girrafe!!!
This is how I feel when she asked me for cupcakes
Click here and watch the whole video -----------------> www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Bjw8D…
like this guy on the table? XD
Of course i'll make cupcakes!!
omg her neck
It took me about an hour or so to find the Help! text...
uh... maybe? how bout' some muffins instead!
Lightning: Ummm sure. But you don't really have to make that face it's creeping me out.
yeah she is creepy in this pic xD
Wow really cool OH MY GOD THAT IS VINYL AT YOUR AVATAR
Pinkamena <3
Diane Pie Nie wiem dlaczego ale wolę ją w wersji Cupcakowej psychopatki niż zwykłej wariatki XD
woooow really cool expression
very nice


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Itronics Inc. - A cleantech Specialty Fertilizer,
Silver and
Mineral Producer
6490 S. McCarran Blvd
Bldg. C, Suite 23
Reno, NV 89510
Itronics Reports 2012 Revenues and
Outlook for 2013
Growth to Be Re-Established in 2013
RENO, NV--(Marketwire - Jan 3, 2013)
- Itronics Inc. ( PINKSHEETS : ITRO
) reported today its 2012 sales of
$2.29 million decreased by 19.6
percent from 2011 sales of $2.84
million. Fourth quarter sales were
up 14 percent, but the increase was
insufficient to overcome the sales
decline that was experienced earlier
in the year. The Company's outlook
for 2013 is that sales will return
to higher levels and sales growth
will be re-established.
is a cleantech specialty liquid
fertilizer Company which produces
silver bullion and that owns a 6,000
acre Iron Oxide Copper Gold (IOCG)
mineral property (the Auric Fulstone
Project) in the prolific Yerington
Copper Mining District in
northwestern Nevada. The Company's
goal is to achieve profitable large
scale clean technology driven
sustainable growth in specialty
fertilizers, silver and specialty
2012 Accomplishments
During 2012 Itronics continued to
focus on strengthening its business
foundation. Following are major
accomplishments during the year:
1. The Company's fertilizer
distributor continued to expand its
GOLD'n GRO customer base which is
expected to produce increased sales
in 2013 and future years. Sales into
Hawaii and Idaho are expected to
begin in 2013 and planning is
underway to develop sales in other
regions. Development work is also
underway to introduce new
applications for GOLD'n GRO
fertilizers in the important
California market. The effectiveness
and economic viability of some of
these applications was demonstrated
in field trials in 2012.
Itronics' fertilizer manufacturing
operations continued to become more
efficient in 2012. All orders
received during the spring planting
rush were delivered timely. In 2012
our distributor worked with us to
implement an "Early Order Program"
which made it possible to
strategically position pre-season,
GOLD'n GRO fertilizer inventories at
key retail branches to help reduce
the seasonal impact on manufacturing
that typically occurs when the
planting season begins. This
successful program is being
continued in 2013.
2. Operation of the first phase of
the Stage 1 silver refinery
expansion was continued and testing
of different types of feed materials
was completed. A 50 percent refining
cost savings results from use of the
silver-bearing residues from the
process and refining capacity is
Increased leaching capacity is
required to expand the use of the
new process to handle the full
production of silver-bearing solids
from photoliquids processing. Design
of a larger leach reactor will be
completed in 2013 and is expected to
be acquired and installed.
Work to
convert the iron-bearing leach
liquid produced by the Itromet FeLix
process into a base liquid that can
be used in certain GOLD'n GRO
fertilizers was completed in 2012.
Successful use of the iron rich
leach liquid in the GOLD'n GRO
fertilizers is a major achievement
for the Company. Being able to do
this improves utilization of
internally generated raw materials
while expanding silver refining
capacity and improving the economics
of current operations.
3. During the year the state of
Nevada classified our photo liquid
processing and fertilizer
manufacturing facility as a
Nitrogenous Fertilizer manufacturing
operation. This new facility
classification included recognition
that the spent silver-bearing
photoliquids being received and
processed for use in the GOLD'n GRO
fertilizers are "raw materials" and
not "hazardous waste," all as
defined under the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)
regulations. Itronics is the only
photo-liquid processing company in
the United States with this
permitting status. This is a major
milestone for the Company because
our recycling/fertilizer
manufacturing facility is now the
environmentally preferred option for
the disposal of spent silver bearing
photoliquids throughout the country.
4. The Company's Auric Fulstone Iron
Oxide Copper Gold (IOCG) Project now
owns 303 lode mining claims
encompassing 6,060 acres,
approximately 9.5 square miles.
During the year interpretive work
was continued to improve the
geologic understanding for the
project area. This work will be
continued in 2013, subject to funds
availability. During the year an
investor group expressed interest in
funding development of the project
and discussions to lead to an
investment were initiated in the
fourth quarter.
Some of
the largest polymetallic copper gold
deposits in the world are classified
as IOCG deposits. These deposits
often contain a variety of
extractable metals and minerals
including specialty minerals,
uranium, and rare earths. The copper
deposits in the Yerington Copper
District typically contain iron,
copper, gold, silver, molybdenum,
and sulfur. Uranium occurs in at
least one of the deposits in the
district and specialty minerals have
been identified at the Fulstone
Yerington Copper District is
globally attractive, because it is
mineral rich and is in a
"politically safe" location with
much infrastructure including rail
service in place. A skilled work
force is readily available. Nevada
is one of the most mining friendly
states in the United States and in
the world. Itronics' 6,000 acre
Auric Fulstone Project gives it a
strategic mineral land asset in this
globally important copper district.
2013 Outlook
As demonstrated again in 2012, the
weather, which no one can accurately
forecast with complete certainty,
had a significant negative effect on
our fertilizer sales. Our current
outlook, assuming weather in 2013
and related agricultural cropping
patterns in our California markets
will be more normal than 2012, is
that sales should increase. Late
fall and early winter rain and snow
is improving the California
fertilizer sales outlook for 2013.
The Stage 1 silver refinery
expansion is progressing and is
expected to increase silver refining
capacity sufficient to support a
significant increase in "internally
produced" silver output.
Receipts of silver-bearing
photographic liquids continue to be
more than sufficient to meet the
requirements for on-going and
expanded GOLD'n GRO fertilizer sales
and are expected to continue to be
more than adequate. The switch to
digital image capture and transfer
in the photography segment has
stabilized with continuing silver
halide technology use for photo
print production and for production
of X-rays for medical archiving
purposes. This on-going use of
silver halide technology is expected
to continue.
2012 Sales Results
Unaudited Revenues for the fourth
quarter, and full year ended
December 31, 2012 together with
comparative figures for 2011 are
presented below:
Dr. John Whitney, Itronics
President, said, "While 2012
presented many challenges, the
Company ended the year on a positive
note, and expects further progress
in 2013. In 2012 we continued
operating the new Stage 1 refining
process, and we made progress in
developing our understanding of the
geology for the Fulstone Project.
Both of these projects are expanding
the Company's foundation for solid
future growth in operations and
mineral assets."
About Itronics
Headquartered in Reno, Nevada,
Itronics Inc. is a "Creative Clean
Technology" company, and is the only
company with a fully permitted
"Beneficial Use Photochemical,
Silver, and Water Recycling" plant
in the United States that converts
used photoliquids into pure silver
and GOLD'n GRO liquid fertilizers.
The Company is developing
environmentally compatible mining
technology, provides project
planning and technical services to
the gold mining industry, and
operates the popular
InsideMetals.com web site, http://www.insidemetals.com,
which provides a value-added WORLD
VIEW of Gold Producer Stocks,
Mineral Producer Stocks, Junior Gold
Stocks, and Junior Mineral Stocks.
Itronics has received numerous
domestic and international awards
that recognize its ability to
successfully create and implement
new environmentally clean recycling
and fertilizer technologies.
The Company's environmentally
friendly "green" GOLD'n GRO liquid
fertilizers, which are extensively
used in agriculture, can be used for
lawns and houseplants, and are
available, along with liquid
fertilizer injectors, at the
Company's "e-store" catalog at
http://goldngro.com. The popular
Silver Nevada Miner bars are
available at the Company's 'e-store'
catalog at http://www.itromet.com.
VISIT OUR WEB SITE: http://www.itronics.com
("Safe Harbor" Statement under the
Private Securities Litigation Reform
Act of 1995: This press release
contains or may contain
forward-looking statements such as
statements regarding the Company's
growth and profitability, growth
strategy, liquidity and access to
public markets, operating expense
reduction, and trends in the
industry in which the Company
operates. The forward-looking
statements contained in this press
release are also subject to other
risks and uncertainties, including
those more fully described in the
Company's filings with the
Securities and Exchange Commission.
The Company assumes no obligation to
update these forward-looking
statements to reflect actual
results, changes in risks,
uncertainties or assumptions
underlying or affecting such
statements, or for prospective
events that may have a retroactive
Paul Knopick
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Recent News
01/20/16 -
Itronics Updates Operation Results
and Reports Full Year 2015 Sales
01/07/16 -
Itronics' 2015 Fourth Quarter GOLD'n
GRO Fertilizer Sales Increased 26
Percent; Full Year Fertilizer Sales
12/08/15 -
Itronics Obtains Funding for
Installation and Start up of a New
Leach Reactor System
11/19/15 -
Itronics Updates Operation Results;
Reports Nine Month 2015 Sales
11/12/15 -
Itronics Completes Installation and
Start Up of New Glass Slag Crusher
and Crushed Glass Screening Machine
in Its Silver Refinery
10/29/15 -
Itronics Reports First Nine Months
2015 GOLD'n GRO Fertilizer Sales
Volume Increase; Revenues Down
10/27/15 - Itronics Wins Manufacturing Excellence
10/06/15 -
Itronics Ships First Silver Produced
by Its New Refining Technology
09/15/15 -
Itronics Details Revised Business
Plan for Investors
08/11/15 -
Itronics Doubles Silver Production
07/28/15 -
Itronics Reports First Half 2015
GOLD'n GRO Fertilizer Sales; Modest
Revenue Decline on Increased Volume
0714/15 -
Itronics Announces E-Waste Shredder
Installation; E-Waste Recycling
Feasibility Study Progresses
06/16/15 -
Dr. John Whitney, Itronics Founder
and President, to Speak at Colorado
School of Mines Conference on
Recycling Metals From Industrial
06/02/15 -
Itronics Reports That Lab Tests
Demonstrate KAM-Thio Technology
Neutralizes Cyanide in Spent Cyanide
05/19/15 -
Itronics Reports 2015 First Quarter
Revenues up 6.6 Percent
05/06/15 -
Itronics New Silver Refining Furnace
Operates at 2100 Degrees Fahrenheit;
Reduces Electrical Energy
Requirement by 30 Percent
04/09/15 -
Itronics Reports 11 Percent Increase
in 2015 First Quarter GOLD'n GRO
Fertilizer Sales
04/02/15 -
Itronics Provides Operations Update,
Outlook for 2015
03/17/15 -
Itronics Demonstrates Innovative
Method to Recover Zinc Powder
01/29/15 -
Itronics Details 2014 GOLD'n GRO
Fertilizer Sales
01/20/15 -
Itronics Announces Discovery of
Surface High Grade Zinc-Lead-Silver
Mineralization at Its Auric Fulstone
Copper Gold Project
11/18/14 -
Itronics Third Quarter 2014 Sales
Increase 149 Percent on a 251
Percent Increase in GOLD'n GRO
Fertilizer Sales
10/28/14 -
Itronics' First Nine Months 2014
Total GOLD'n GRO Fertilizer Sales Up
3 Percent Despite Sever California
07/24/14 -
Itronics Reports First Half 2014
GOLD'n GRO Fertilizer Sales
04/29/14 -
Itronics Reports First Quarter 2014
GOLD'n GRO Fertilizer Sales
Approximately Equal 2013 Despite
Water Restrictions, Drought
04/24/14 -
Itronics Announces Additional Gold'n
Gro Fertilizers for Lawns, Plants
Now Available on Amazon.com
04/17/14 -
Itronics Announces GOLD'n GRO
Fertilizer for Lawns, Plants and
Berries Now Available on Amazon.com
04/03/14 -
Itronics Reports 2013 Full Year
Revenues and Outlook for 2014
04/01/14 -
Itronics Announces GOLD'n GRO
Fertilizer for Indoor and Outdoor
Plants and Vegetables Now Available
on Amazon.com
02/25/14 -
Itronics Announces Breakthrough
Invention: New Silver Refining
01/15/14 -
Itronics Invents Process to Recover
Zinc From Zinc-Bearing Brass and
Bronze Smelter Flue Dust; Contained
Silver and Gold Also to Be Recovered
01/09/14 -
Itronics 2013 Fourth Quarter Gold'n
Gro Fertilizer Sales Increases 20
Percent; Full Year Gold'n Gro
Fertilizer Sales Increases 8 Percent


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