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Don't Give Up
Patient endurance is what you need now, so that you will continue to do God's will. Then you will receive all that he has promised.Hebrews 10:36 read more
Rising Above
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And now, dear brothers and sisters, one final thing. Fix your thoughts on what is true, and honorable, and right, and pure, and lovely, and admirable. Think about things that are excellent and worthy of praise.Philippians 4:8 read more
A Breathing Lesson
But despite Jesus' instructions, the report of his power spread even faster, and vast crowds came to hear him preach and to be healed of their diseases. But Jesus often withdrew to the wilderness for prayer.Luke 5:15-16 read more
The Secret of Peace
Don't love money; be satisfied with what you have. For God has said, "I will never fail you. I will never abandon you."Hebrews 13:5 read more
We Are Being Watched
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Thinking Like a Leader
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Looking Ahead
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CHASKA, Minn. -- The numbers are staggering, made even more so with another victory Sunday at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational.
But Tiger Woods' true measure of success comes at the major championships, the place where keeping score matters the most to him.
This week's PGA Championship at Hazeltine National offers the last opportunity for Woods to snag a major this year and run his total to 15. His last major victory came at the 2008 U.S. Open, where he limped around on a bad leg and then had knee surgery a week later.
Despite victories heading into each of the three previous majors this year, Woods left each disappointed.
But if he fails this week, can he really call a five-victory season -- with the chance for more wins -- disappointing?
"No, it's been a success to come back and play again," said Woods, who quickly began his preparations for the PGA on Monday at Hazeltine after arriving Sunday night following his victory in Ohio.
"To come back and play and play as consistently as I've played this year considering how I felt at the very beginning of the year I didn't know. And from what I was playing through last year during the Open, I thought that was similar to how I was going to be feeling coming back this year. I didn't know.
"All that was an unknown starting out the year, and how long would it take for me to get my game back after taking such a long time away from it and having some big adjustments that I had to make because I've never had a leg feel this way."
This is Woods' 13th full season as a pro, and in only three years -- 1998, 2003 and 2004 -- has he failed to win a major championship.
When you put it in perspective, it is almost ridiculous to talk in such terms. Woods has 14 majors and no other active player has more than three. Phil Mickelson has not won a major since 2006, Vijay Singh not since 2004, Ernie Els not since 2002. But if Woods comes up empty, it's supposed to be a disappointment.
Maybe in any other year.
But as Woods said, there were so many unknowns when he returned from reconstructive knee surgery in February. He had been off for eight months and didn't start hitting full shots until January.
And yet, he won his third start back at the Arnold Palmer Invitational and has now won five times this year to lead both the PGA Tour money list and the FedEx Cup standings. No other player has won more than two tournaments. And unless Masters winner Angel Cabrera, U.S. Open winner Lucas Glover or British Open winner Stewart Cink claims the PGA -- and maybe not even then -- Woods would be a lock for PGA Tour player of the year.
"This year I think just being able to come back and play and be successful again has been a tremendous step in the right direction," Woods said. "If I would have been here -- if you would have asked me at the beginning of the year before I even played whether I'd have [five] wins by now, I would -- I couldn't see it, because walking 18 holes was going to be a task.
"Looking back on it now, playing the Match Play [in February], where I was physically then and where I'm at now is just night and day. It was hard to kind of see the light at the end of the tunnel, especially when I'm just starting back. To win, and not only win but be as consistent as I've been the entire year coming back, that's one of the things I'm probably the most proud of."
The victory Sunday was Woods' 13th in his past 23 starts, his 16th WGC title in 30 attempts and his 70th career PGA Tour win -- three behind Jack Nicklaus' 73 and 12 behind Sam Sneed's 82. He has won five of his 12 starts this year.
The majors, however, have been a source of frustration. Slow starts at the Masters and U.S. Open left him on just the fringe of contention heading into the final round of the two tournaments, where he rallied to finish in a tie for sixth, 4 strokes back of the winner at both.
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Woods heads into Thursday's first round with playing partners Padraig Harrington and Rich Beem having won his past two starts. He also finished second to Beem at Hazeltine in the 2002 PGA.
That year, Woods had won the first two major championships, saw his chances at a Grand Slam derailed in a gale at the British Open, then came back to birdie the final four holes at Hazeltine to finish a shot short of Beem.
Woods didn't win another major until the 2005 Masters, a 10-major winless streak. At the time, he was working on swing changes with instructor Hank Haney, and it is difficult to argue with the results. Including his victory at the 2006 British Open, Woods has now won 22 of 40 tournaments on the PGA Tour, including four majors.
He no doubt wants to add to that total this week. The last time he was in this position was two years ago at Southern Hills, where he won the PGA after winning the week prior at the Bridgestone.
"The thing is you just have to go out there and play," Woods said. "The major championships are set up so that you can't be very aggressive and go out there and try and make birdies on every hole like you can at most tour events. You have to plod your way along and get them when you can. Certain majors are easier than others, but overall they're still major championships, and they're set up to do it that way."
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Thrombolytic medicines, such as streptokinase or tissue-type plasminogen activator (t-PA), interfere with the action of thrombin, which is needed to form blood clots. These medicines help to dissolve blood clots and may be used to treat pulmonary embolism in life-threatening situations.
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Now, let's try a more complex example, making a patch that adds two numbers together and displays the result. Make a patch like the one shown in Figure 7, using two number boxes at the top, an object box in the middle and a number box on the bottom. Next, exit edit mode (Crtl-E again), and try changing the numbers at the top. You can do this by clicking and typing or clicking and dragging; move up to increase the number and move down to decrease it. As you've probably noticed, changing the number on the left makes the sum immediately change, but changing the number on the right does nothing. Why?
Nearly all objects in Pd treat their left-most inlet as hot, meaning that any changes in their value affects an immediate change in the output. The other inlets are cold. Changes in their values don't trigger any change in the output. The new value simply is put into storage until a computation is triggered by the hot inlet, at which point the new value is used.
But, what if you do want a change in a cold outlet to trigger a change in output? One way to accomplish this is to inset a message box. In Figure 8, I connected the outlet of the number box on the right to the inlet of a message box. The outlet of that message box then is connected to the hot inlet of the addition object box below it. When message boxes receive any message at all on their inlets, they send all their contents as a new message on their outlets. So when the right-most number box is changed, it sends a message to the bang message box, which then sends a bang message to the addition object box. Bang messages mean "Do something!", so any object box receiving one on its hot inlet immediately performs whatever computation it's told to do. We use this behavior here to make our addition object box act as though it has two hot inlets.
But wait, doesn't that mean the bang message has to arrive after the number? If it doesn't, the patch won't work, right? Well, yes; depending on the order in which you made your connections, you already might have noticed that it doesn't. Indeed, in Figure 8 the numbers don't add up precisely because of this problem. So, we need a way to ensure that the bang message arrives after the number. An easy way to do this is to insert a delay, as shown in Figure 9. Interestingly, a delay of 0 actually works. The message simply is delayed by one DSP cycle, thus ensuring that the bang message arrives second.
The most basic audio function is input and output. The adc~ tilde object, standing for analog-to-digital converter, performs the first task; and the dac~ object, digital-to-analog converter, performs the second. Both objects operate on the first two channels by default. If you want to change this—for instance, if you have a multichannel sound card such as a Hammerfall HDSP—you can enter channel numbers as arguments, and the respective channels then are mapped to their respective inlets or outlets. Figure 10 shows a simple example where stereo input is flipped and routed to output. Because stereo input is the default, the channel numbers in the example are redundant, but we've included them anyway for demonstration purposes.
Sound data is a sequence of numbers at a specific sample rate, so it's possible to apply arithmetic operators to sound data. All you have to do instead is add a tilde to the end of the operator you want to use. For instance, Figure 11 turns a stereo signal into a mono one by adding the left and right channels together. Another useful operator is multiply, *~, which acts as a gain control. Remember, though, signals clip when output to hardware if they are beyond the values –1 and 1.
Figure 12 shows a more complex example. You might want to turn your speakers down some before you run this one, because it's loud. First, the osc~ object at the top is a sine-wave generator, in this case running at 440Hz. This signal is split into two, the left side going directly to the addition and the right side first going through a multiplication.
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Isolated acetabular revisions using standard cups are at risk of dislocation. The introduction of a nonconstrained dual-mobility cup was designed to improve prosthetic stability without increasing loosening rates, but it is unclear whether the risk of dislocation is reduced.
We therefore determined: (1) if the rate of dislocation in isolated acetabular revisions is lower with a dual-mobility cup, (2) implant survival, (3) patient function, and (4) radiographic incidence of migration, loosening, and osteolysis.
We prospectively followed 33 selected patients who underwent isolated acetabular revisions with a minimum of 2 years' followup (mean, 3 years; range, 2–5 years). In 24 patients a stainless steel dual-mobility cup was cemented into an antiprotrusio cage, whereas in nine we used a hyaluronan dual-mobility revision cup with a foramen hook and superior and posterior flanges screw fixations. We determined Harris hip (HHS) and WOMAC scores and examined radiographs for migration, loosening, and osteolysis.
There were no dislocations. Survivorship rates of the femoral and acetabular components were 97% at 5 years; the rerevision rate for any reason was 3%. At last followup, the mean HHS increased from 48 points preoperatively to 86 points. No patients had progressive osteolysis, component migration, or loosening on radiographs.
In this select group of isolated acetabular revisions, our data suggest the use of a dual-mobility cup reduced the risk of dislocation without increasing loosening from 2 to 5 years.
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Isolated acetabular revision is indicated when an acetabular implant is associated with pain, reduced function, instability, or loosening while the femoral implant is stable and in a satisfactory position [6, 22]. Approximately 15% of revision hip arthroplasties are performed for isolated failure of the acetabular component [9, 30]. However, isolated acetabular revisions reportedly have associated rates of postoperative dislocation ranging from 8% to 20% in part because the presence of the retained femoral component can limit the options available for head size, restoration of limb length, offset, and soft tissue tension [1, 14, 15, 25, 36, 38]. However, combined femoral and acetabular revision is associated with increased complication rate, surgical time, blood loss, and cost.
To address this risk, surgeons have developed jumbo femoral heads [3] or constrained acetabular liners [7, 16–18, 20, 29]. Although constrained liners have been used to treat recurrent dislocation and intraoperative instability, failure rates ranging from 40% to 100% have been reported [16, 31].
The dual-mobility concept was introduced in the mid-1970s to reduce the rate of postoperative dislocation in primary surgery. With the dual-mobility cup, the prosthetic head is mobile in a retentive polyethylene (PE), which is free to move in a metal-backed cup [21, 35]. The dual-mobility biomechanical concept is simple. The first motion occurs between the inner femoral head and the inner concave surface of the PE bearing, and the secondary motion occurs between the PE bearing and the acetabular cup when larger ROM is required. The bearing acts as a large femoral head articulating in the metal cup [35]. Advantages of dual mobility are greater ROM and increased stability of the implant. Philippot et al. [34] reported that the cumulative survival rate of the dual articulation acetabular cup, using surgical revision for aseptic loosening as the end point, was 95.9% ± 4.1% at 18 years postoperatively in primary cases. Although the dual-mobility concept is associated with a low rate of dislocation in primary THA, it is unclear whether this concept will reduce dislocations in isolated acetabular revision surgery.
We therefore determined: (1) if the rate of dislocation in isolated acetabular revisions is lower with a dual-mobility cup, (2) implant survival, (3) patient function, and (4) radiographic incidence of migration, loosening, and osteolysis.
We prospectively followed 33 patients who had isolated acetabular revisions with a dual-mobility cup at our institution from June 2006 to March 2009. The indications for revision with the dual-mobility cup were: (1) isolated acetabular revision for aseptic loosening or malposition, and (2) a well-fixed and well-positioned femoral component. The contraindications were: (1) revision for septic loosening, and (2) revision required for both components. During this time, all patients needing isolated acetabular revision were treated with this technique. There were 18 (55%) women and 15 (45%) men and their average age at the time of the index revision was 69 years (range, 51.3–82.4 years). Twenty procedures were performed on the left side and 13 on the right side. The mean interval from THA to revision surgery was 9.4 years (range, 2–18 years). The mean American Society of Anesthesiologists score before the conversion procedure was 3.17 [32, 39]. The preoperative diagnoses were aseptic loosening in 32 hips and malposition of the acetabular component in one. Eleven had cemented acetabular components, 10 of which were all-polyethylene and one was metal-backed. All cemented components were revised for aseptic loosening. Twenty-two acetabular components were cementless (17 porous-coated, three hydroxyapatite-coated, and two threaded). Twenty-one of the cementless components were revised for aseptic loosening and one was malpositioned. The retained femoral components were 27 modular femoral components and six monolithic (monoblock) femoral components with a fixed head size and neck length; in four cases, the monoblock head was 22 mm, and in two cases it was 32 mm. The minimum followup was 2 years (mean, 3.3 years; range, 2–5 years). No patients were lost to followup. No patients were recalled specifically for this study; all data were obtained from medical records and radiographs.
Acetabular bone deficiencies were classified according to the classification described by Paprosky and Magnus [33] using preoperative radiographs and the findings at surgery. Grade I deficiencies were found in one hip (3%), Grade II A in seven (21%), Grade II B in nine (28%), Grade II C in five (15%), Grade III A in seven (21%), and Grade III B in four (12%).
The direct lateral approach [12] was performed in 30 hips, whereas in three hips, an extensile anterior approach [10] was used to gain free access to the iliac bone. All acetabular cups, liners, and screws were removed. Pelvic bony defects were treated with fresh frozen morselized allograft in 30 (91%), whereas no bone augmentation was used in three (9%). The acetabular margins were defined and the cup always was positioned as close to the center of hip rotation as possible. In 24 cases, a stainless steel dual-mobility cup (Avantage®; Biomet, Warsaw, IN, USA) (Fig. 1) was cemented into an antiprotrusio cage screwed into the bone (Contour®; Smith & Nephew, Memphis, TN, USA) (Fig. 2) using antibiotic-loaded bone cement (Palacos with gentamicin; Merck, Darmstadt, Germany) (Fig. 3). In nine cases, we used an hydroxyapatite-coated stainless steel dual-mobility revision cup (Avantage® Revision; Biomet Warsaw, IN, USA) with three superior pelvic flanges for screw fixation and a foramen hook (Fig. 4).
In case of monoblock femoral components, the dual-mobility cup was assembled in situ (Fig. 5). Femoral component version was noted at the time of revision, and revision acetabular components were positioned to obtain a total of approximately 40° anteversion. Intraoperatively, stability was examined by observing for dislocation while the hip was put through the full ROM possible and by observing for displacement while applying traction to the limb.
Postoperative management included bed rest for 5 days with the leg in abduction and then, depending on intraoperative bone quality and the resulting reconstruction of the acetabulum, the patients were allowed to walk with partial weightbearing using crutches or a walker, with full weightbearing after 2 months. Antibiotic prophylaxis (15 mg/kg vancomycin every 6 hours) was discontinued at 72 hours. Subcutaneous low-molecular-weight heparin was used as a routine preventive measure for thromboembolic problems until the patients were fully mobile.
Routine clinical and radiographic examinations were performed preoperatively, and postoperatively at 3 and 6 weeks, 3 and 6 months, 1 year, and then annually. The clinical evaluation was performed using the Harris hip score (HHS) [13] and WOMAC score [19]. Complications were recorded according to the classification of Dindo et al. [8]. Instability of the hip was defined as a dislocation or a subluxation. Subluxation was defined as perception by the patient of an abnormal hip movement accompanied by an audible thud or clunk of the hip often associated with pain.
Two of the authors (RC, CC) evaluated all radiographs for osteolysis, inclination of the acetabular component, stability of the acetabular and femoral components, and hip center correction. The interobserver measurements errors of osteolysis, hip center of rotation, and degree of inclination of the cup were 2%, 3%, and 2%, respectively. Loosening of the socket was defined as cup migration exceeding 3 mm, angular rotation exceeding 3°, or a continuous radiolucent line wider than 2 mm. Measurement of preoperative and postoperative center of hip rotation was estimated by measuring the position of the implant with respect to fixed pelvic landmarks. Two reference lines were drawn: one horizontal reference line between the inferior margins of the teardrops was used to evaluate vertical position and migration and a perpendicular line tangential to the medial aspect of the teardrop was drawn to measure medial position and migration [28]. Parameters investigated on the femoral side included progression of radiolucent lines according to the seven zones described by Gruen et al. [11] and subsidence of the stem. Loosening of the stem was defined according to the criteria of Barrack et al. [2]. Definite, probable, and potential evidence of loosening were considered in this study. Periprosthetic cystic or scalloped lesions exceeding 2 mm in diameter that had not been noted on the immediate postoperative radiograph were defined as osteolysis. Heterotopic ossification was evaluated at the last followup and classified according to Brooker et al. [5].
A Kaplan-Meier survival analysis was performed to calculate the survival curve of the dual-mobility cup. The Wilcoxon signed rank test was used to compare preoperative versus postoperative values in nonparametric values as the HHS, WOMAC score, and hip center of rotation. All statistical analyses were performed using StataTM Version 6.0 (College Station, TX, USA).
There were no acute postoperative complications and early or late dislocations.
The survivorship rate of the femoral and acetabular components was 97% at 5 years (95% CI, 82%–98%). Revision arthroplasty was performed in one hip for infection at 6 months, treated with successful two-stage resection and reimplantation with a porous tantalum cup (Zimmer, Warsaw, IN, USA) and a modular tapered revision stem (MP, Waldemar Link, Hamburg, Germany).
At last followup, the average HHS improved (p = 0.002) from 48 preoperatively (range, 32–68) to 86 (range, 66–95) postoperatively. The average total WOMAC score improved (p ≤ 0.001) from 79 (range, 41–96) to 19 (range, 8–37) postoperatively.
The vertical distance of hip center from the interteardrop line was 33 mm (range, 12–53 mm) preoperative and 18 mm (range, 3–33 mm) postoperative (p = 0.001). The horizontal distance was 17 mm (range 3–29 mm) lateral to the medial aspect of the teardrop preoperative and 34 mm (range 21–41 mm) lateral to the same landmark postoperative (p = .0009). The preoperative existing vertical and medial migration of the center of rotation of the surgically treated hip was substantially corrected after surgery. Of the acetabular components, 18 (55%) had no radiolucent line, seven (21%) had a radiolucent line in Zone I, five (15%) in Zone III, and three (9%) in Zones I and III. In all these hips, the radiolucent lines were less than 1 mm in thickness and were nonprogressive. The 32 (97%) femoral components that were not revised were well fixed, and there was no potential or pending revision. We did not identify any patients with progressive femoral osteolysis, component migration, or loosening.
Controversy exists regarding whether to remove a well-fixed femoral component at the time of revision of a failed acetabular component [9, 22]. Obvious advantages of isolated acetabular revisions include shorter surgical time, less blood loss, and fewer complications. Disadvantages of leaving a stable femoral component in place are a more technically challenging operation owing to limitations of exposure associated with an intact femoral component and an increased rate of postoperative dislocations, because retention of the femoral component is associated with difficulty in balancing the soft tissues and decreases the ability to construct a stable hip. We therefore determined: (1) if the rate of dislocation in isolated acetabular revisions is lower with a dual-mobility cup, (2) implant survival, (3) patient function, and (4) radiographic incidence of migration, loosening, and osteolysis.
There are limitations to this study. First, we had a small number of patients (33). There are few series of isolated acetabular revisions reported in the literature and their numbers are similar to ours, ranging from 13 to 95 patients [4, 6, 26, 27]. Second, we had relatively short-term followup after revision surgery. However, when analyzing dislocation in hip revision, it must be considered that approximately 90% of the dislocations occur within 3 months of surgery [4]. Third, we used two types of acetabular cups. However, although different in anchoring to the bone, the two implants share the same geometry and biomechanics of the dual-mobility system.
We observed no dislocations using this technique in isolated acetabular revisions. There are several reports which documented a higher incidence of dislocation compared with revision of both components (Table 1). One series of 211 hip revisions [36] had a dislocation rate of 20% after isolated acetabular revisions compared with an 8% rate after revision of both components. Similarly another series of 63 isolated acetabular revisions followed for a minimum of 60 months had a dislocation rate of 8% [14]. Recently Schneider et al. [37] had 10 cases of dislocation (10.4%) in a series of 96 revisions with a reconstruction cage and a cemented dual-mobility cup. Langlais et al. [21] reported a dislocation rate of 1.1% at 5 years after revising both components (Table 2). Massin and Besnier [27] prospectively followed 23 THA revisions involving acetabular component replacement with the use of a cementless dual-mobility cup. At last followup (range, 2–10 years), there was one isolated dislocation and one recurrent dislocation associated with a loose greater trochanter nonunion. Leiber-Wackenheim et al. [23], in 59 recurrent THA dislocations treated by a cementless dual-mobility cup, reported a dislocation rate of 1.7% with a minimum followup of 6 years (mean, 8 years; range, 6–11 years) without loosening or migration. Levine et al. [24], using a similar tripolar construct, concluded that it was effective in eliminating or preventing instability in 93% of the complex cases treated.
The survivorship rates of our femoral and acetabular components were 97% at 5 years with a rerevision rate for any reason of 3%. Langlais et al. [21] reported a cup survival rate of 94.6% in 85 cemented dual-mobility cups for THA revisions in patients at high risk of dislocation (Table 2). In their followup of 2 to 5 years, the cemented dual-mobility cup had better survival than constrained cups in hips at risk of dislocation and with recurrent loosening. Schneider et al. [37] reported a survival rate of 95.6% at 8 years with 10 cases of dislocation (10.4%) in a series of 96 revisions with a reconstruction cage and a cemented dual-mobility cup.
In the study group as a whole, there were symptomatic relief and functional improvement after revision and the HHS increased by a mean of 38 points to a mean of 86 points. This compares with a range of 69 to 88 reported in previous studies (Table 1).
We found no patients with osteolysis, migration, or loosening. Comparing our data with published data, the incidence of aseptic loosening for the acetabular cup has reported ranges from 0% to 8.4% and the incidence of pelvic osteolysis ranges from 0% to 7% (Table 1).
In this select group of isolated acetabular revisions, our 2- to 5-year data suggest the use of a dual-mobility cup was successful to reduce the risk of dislocation by increasing functional diameter of the head without increasing loosening and that acetabular revision could be performed without removing or revising a stable, well-fixed femoral component.
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Wal-Mart Stores has announced the promotion of 17-year company veteran Karen Roberts to executive vice president and general counsel. The appointment is effective February 1, 2013, and she will report to executive vice president and corporate secretary Jeff Gearhart.
In her new role, Roberts will manage the legal department, which is responsible for handling all legal matters affecting the company in its domestic and international markets. Gearhart will maintain oversight for the legal function in addition to his newly expanded responsibilities for Walmart's compliance, ethics and investigations teams as part of the company's steps to align the functions and further strengthen its global compliance efforts.
Roberts is currently executive vice president and president of Walmart Realty for Walmart U.S., where she is responsible for Walmart's real estate operations. Prior to that, she was senior vice president and chief compliance officer for Walmart U.S., where she oversaw the establishment of best in class food safety and product safety programs and directed a recycling program that kept more than 80% of all waste generated by U.S. operations out of landfills in 2011. Roberts joined Walmart in 1995.
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Recognize N95 Day on September 4, 2015 - A day earlier, but another year wiser
Our focus this year is to equip you with the necessary tools to provide and/or practice proper respiratory protection when the use of N95 filtering facepiece respirators is necessary.
It's our 4th on the 4th!
Another N95 Day has come and gone. But the tools and resources are still available. So keep the celebration going all year long. It's never too late to participate in #N95Day. See below for a summary of events from September 04.
We had a LOT going on this year on our social media channels. Please check us out on Twitter (@NIOSH, @NPPTL, #N95Day) Facebook, Instagram (new!), and Pinterest as well as our annual N95 Day NIOSH Science Blog article.
Webinar - Hospital Respiratory Protection Programs: New Resources For Implementation
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As we focus on the tools needed for proper respiratory protection, we want to put a special emphasis on this year's N95 Day webinar. NIOSH is partnering with The Joint Commission on this webinar to highlight the availability of two new educational products, Hospital Respiratory Protection Program Toolkit: Resources for Respirator Program Administrators (National Toolkit), and Implementing Hospital Respiratory Protection Programs: Strategies from the Field. In addition, the webinar will cover an array of NIOSH-supported research, including the REACH I and REACH II studies and outcomes, and other new resources and training modules. Topics will include the key components of a respiratory protection program, the processes used to develop the educational resources, highlight the features and key points in each, and the importance of organizational leadership and performance improvement.
New Resources
From OSHA and CDC/NIOSH
Hospital Respiratory Protection Program Toolkit
This toolkit was developed to assist hospitals in developing and implementing effective respiratory protection programs, with an emphasis on preventing the transmission of aerosol transmissible diseases (ATDs) to healthcare personnel.
From the Joint Commission
Implementing Hospital Respiratory Protection Programs: Strategies from the Field
Protecting workers from exposure to all types of respiratory hazards is an important issue for hospitals and other healthcare organizations. In order to address this often overlooked danger, The Joint Commission and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), National Personal Protective Technology Laboratory (NPPTL) have collaborated to develop a new educational monograph designed to assist hospitals in implementing their respiratory protection programs (RPPs).
We pulled some of the important information from these new resources, packaging them into quick-study infographics to be used as educational tools. We hope that you will download, print, and use these to promote proper respiratory protection program practices.
Key Resources of a Respiratory Protection Program - PDF [1.059 KB], Image [833 KB]
Respiration Fit Test Requirements - PDF [1,123 KB], Image [962 KB]
Respirator Use and Infection Control in Healthcare - PDF [1,036 KB], Image [339 KB]
As an additional part of the festivities:
We also wanted to highlight one of our important research efforts by sitting down with the project lead, Dr. Raymond Roberge. Dr. Roberge the topic of the safety of N95 filtering facepiece respirators (FFR) use by pregnant workers. This topic concerns many industries were women protect themselves through the use of N95 respirators. Check out the video on Youtube! You can learn more by visiting the recent NIOSH blog on the same topic: N95 Respirator Use During Pregnancy – Findings from Recent NIOSH Research
Relive the N95s of the past through these resource-packed blogs from the last three years:
2012: http://blogs.cdc.gov/niosh-science-blog/2012/09/05/n95day/
2013: http://blogs.cdc.gov/niosh-science-blog/2013/09/05/n95-day-2013/
2014: http://blogs.cdc.gov/niosh-science-blog/2014/09/05/n95day-2014/
If you missed it last year, you can learn more about N95 Day and the roll that NIOSH plays in respiratory protection through the words of the National Personal Protective Laboratory Director, Dr. Maryann D'Alessandro.
States with Proclamations for N95 Day
- Delaware
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Mexico
- Oklahoma
- Pennsylvania
- South Carolina
- Vermont
- West Virginia
- Pittsburgh
- Washington D.C.
We know that life is busy. Work is even busier. If N95s are part of your workplace respiratory protection program, please take some time on September 4 to focus on your safety and get to know NIOSH and the resources we provide.
We hope respirator users will look forward to the festivities as we tout our N95 resources through the channels of Facebook, Twitter, and the NIOSH blog once again. To take part in the day, mark N95 Day on your calendar for September 4h and keep an eye on your social media.
Follow @NPPTL and @NIOSH on twitter (#N95Day) and as well as on the NIOSH facebook page.
- Page last reviewed: August 7, 2015
- Page last updated: September 8, 2015
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Cut Out The Beer If You Want To Beat Iceland
Posted by Alan McLeod on Tuesday, July 30, 2013 in Serbia, Beer and Sports, England and English Styles - 2 comments
There are simple truths. As we natter on that good beer sits somewhere between Gatorade and mother's milk, we have to sometimes face facts: • The former European Cup winners [Red Star Belgrade] struggled against modest Icelandic outfit IBV in the Europa League second qualifying round and barely …
Handbags Over Taxes Amongst 1830s Beer Nerds
Posted by Alan McLeod on Tuesday, June 11, 2013 in England and English Styles, Inputs, Price and Value, Beer and Economics, Beer History, Lore and Traditions, Beer and Media
It appears snippy technical arguments about the fine points of the taxation of beer is not something that came into being with beer blogs. Consider this in The Spectator from 1830: • A correspondent observes, that this reasoning is inapplicable, inasmuch as the former tax is levied on all malt …
Monday Evening Notes From The Beery World
Posted by Alan McLeod on Monday, May 27, 2013 in England and English Styles, Ingredients, Techniques and Packaging, Beer History, Lore and Traditions, Web Resources, Books and Book Reviews - 7 comments
Dandelions. I hate them. Mainly because I don't want to eat them. There is little in the way of root veg I won't eat - being a Scot it's expected - but dandelion? Never. The cool damp spring has given them licence and the front lawn in a mess. If only a Belgian brewer would come and dig out the … read more »
Sad News Of The Loss Of A Great Guy
Posted by Alan McLeod on Wednesday, May 22, 2013 in England and English Styles, Web Resources - 2 comments
I have been on the road all day so am just seeing now that one of my favorite beer bloggers, Simon "Reluctant Scooper" Johnson of England, has passed away far too young. That's my favorite of the portraits of himself he posted over the years. I never met Simon but we talked now and then through …
Apparently "Throughput On Kegs Does Affect Quality"!
Posted by Alan McLeod on Monday, April 22, 2013 in Beer Industry Marketing, Craft Or Kraphtt, England and English Styles
Do you ever read a sentence about the beer trade that just drops onto the table and sits there gawking back at you, dimwittedly? The line below in bold is one of those: • Jonathan Bennett, PR man for Miller Brands, insists Peroni wasn't worried that Skeggy would do to the brand what Daniella …
Two Wooden English Tankards From The 1500s
Posted by Alan McLeod on Sunday, April 14, 2013 in Drinking Vessels, England and English Styles, Beer History, Lore and Traditions - 10 comments
A few months ago, I referenced a wooden tankard that had been found on Henry VIII's flagship, the Mary Rose, as part of my review of Mitch Steele's book IPA. I didn't clue into one aspect of the tankard until I read this story about another similar wooden tankard from the 1500s found last year in …
The State Of English Fuel And Malt In 1593-ish
Posted by Alan McLeod on Wednesday, February 27, 2013 in Wales, England and English Styles, Ingredients, Techniques and Packaging, Beer History, Lore and Traditions, Beer and Law - 8 comments
Ah, the 1500s. Remember them? They were great. Jeff's comments yesterday got me thinking about causes for changes like the introduction of coke in the early 1600s and its application in malting at mid-century. See, there is this idea that goes well beyond brewing history that somehow folk in the …
The Sort Of Inn That I Wish Was On My Street
Posted by Alan McLeod on Tuesday, February 19, 2013 in England and English Styles, Beer History, Lore and Traditions, Beer Art, Language and Writing, Pubs, Inns and Tavs - 2 comments
Noodling around the internet for ideas the other day I came across this reference to an unfamiliar form of inn the book Tess of the d'Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy: • Rolliver's inn, the single alehouse at this end of the long and broken village, could only boast of an off-licence; hence, as … read more »
Giving It Up For January... Or Tuesdays... Or...
Posted by Alan McLeod on Wednesday, January 2, 2013 in England and English Styles, Beer and Health, Beer and Media - 2 comments
While I am not in the set that sees neo-prohibitionists behind every hedge and, frankly, do believe talk of a good beer break is a way of deferring one or two ills, I never thought it would come to this: • Alcohol Concern, the charity, is encouraging people to abstain from drinking this month in …
Boxing Day 2012: The First Contest Of 2013 Is Announced
Posted by Alan McLeod on Wednesday, December 26, 2012 in Drinking Vessels, England and English Styles, Contests, Beer History, Lore and Traditions
Actually the last contest of 2013, too, as it will take the whole year to determine if anyone qualifies. See, yesterday TVO ran episodes of BBC2's Antiques Uncovered to fill in the gaps in the Christmas Day schedule. It was fairly interesting but at one point a small conical glass was shown on …


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Weyerhaeuser's Raymond Lumber mill is seeking an experienced, Journey Level Saw Filer.
This is a full-time hourly position, reporting to the Maintenance Manager. Rate of pay is $23.45/hour. Hourly production and maintenance employees at the facility are represented by the IAM-AW Union. The benefits package is very competitive and includes Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, Disability Insurance, Employee Assistance Plan, Pension Plan and 401k with matching funds.
To see the job requirement and apply online go to http://weyer.jobs/9683.
Weyerhaeuser is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to taking affirmative action to employ and advance in employment women, minorities, qualified individuals with disabilities and protected veterans.HERE IS WHERE WE WILL POST ANY JOB OPENINGS
Stimson Lumber's Forest Grove, OR
mill has an opening for an experienced Saw Filer. Folks can apply online at www.stimsonlumber.com/careers. Or they can call Brittany Gardner at 503.478.1507. We are looking to fill this position ASAP. Great benefits! Relocation assistance!
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We are looking for a journeyman filer at Santiam Lumber in Lebanon Oregon and people will need to fill the application
Contact Jeff Roach(541) 969-2112
Blue Mountain Lumber is looking for a filer. He will need to have carbide experience, be able to do both round saws and band saws, and be up on filing room procedures. The pay is $24.00/hr
Roseburg Forest Products Co. is a leader in the Wood Products industry. We are located in Southern Oregon and are growth oriented. We are committed to the growth and development of our employees. We have immediate full-time openings for qualified Saw Filers, $23.74 per hour. Need to have 2 years experience working on Band Saws, Round Saws and operation of Stellite equipment. This is a high speed, high production facility. Union Shop: Excellent, Company-paid insurance and benefits. If you are qualified, please complete our online application at http://roseburg.applicantpool.com.
Thompson River Lumber Co
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· 2-3 years minimum in a production facility working in the filing room
· Working knowledge of Round saws and Band saws and the supporting equipment
· The ability to work in a team environment to accomplish a common goal
· Must possess the ability to always work in a safe manner
· Filers work long hours standing and routinely must be able to lift and carry 30lbs and occasionally lift 50lbs.
Wages- Because of the large diversity in abilities and experience wage will be D.O.E.
If interested in learning more about this Job please contact
John Wilson 1-406-827-4311 ext 216
Stimson has a new filer opening in Forest Grove.
Shift: Day or Swing, depending on skill
Days of week: Depends on skill and needs of the department
Shift type: 4 days/10 hour days
Wage / Benefits: Very good!
KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS DEMONSTRATED: Proficient saw filer. Demonstrated ability to: fit, bench, repair round saws and band saws and complete saw changes. Strong understanding of machines and saws at Plants and production flow.
JOB COMPLEXITY: Competent and proficient filer but primarily files 1-2 types of saws. Maintains and repairs saws and related equipment at the plant (repair cracks and replace teeth). Able to bench both band and round saws. Complete required P.M's. Assist in machine center lineups. Can handle all foundational saw filing room duties and responsibilities; needs direction for those requiring extensive experience or expert knowledge. Knife grinding as applicable at the plant.
EXPERIENCE REQUIRED: Experienced saw filer; minimum of 2-3 years saw filing experience.
Apply online: www.stimsonlumber.com/careers
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Hampton Lumber Mills- Warrenton OR Division is currently looking for a qualified Sawfiler, primarily band saws with at least a working knowledge of round saws. Guides, machine center line up, and knife changes. Candidates must have the ability to learn and willingness to work in a team environment. Safety first attitude is a must. We have Clean filing rooms, great work environment and great benefits. Compensation depends on experience, but could be up to $25.10 plus shift differential. Send resumes to: email@example.com.
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Today, the Northern Alliance Radio Network – America's first grass-roots talk radio show – is on the air!
I'm off on assignment today – so Brad Carlson will be in from 1-3PM today! Brad will be interviewing:
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Don't forget – King Banaian is on from 9-11AM on AM1440, and Brad Carlson is normally heard on "The Closer" edition of the NARN Sundays from 2-3PM.
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