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Nghiên cứu công nghệ sản xuất và đánh giá hiệu quả của sản phẩm giàu lyzin và vi chất dinh dưỡng đến tình trạng dinh dưỡng và bệnh tật của trẻ 6-12 tháng tuổi
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Noise exposure, even at levels below what causes hearing damage, can induce physiological, biochemical, and psychosocial changes according to the effects of noise on health, well-being and job performance. The document discusses noise sensitivity, job satisfaction, accidents, and physiological, biochemical and psychosocial impacts and calls for more research on the non-auditory effects of noise.
Ensuring a Safe, Sustainable Future Water Supply--Case StudyTeresa Long
By 2060, water usage in Texas is projected to exceed available supply due to population growth. An additional 8.5 million acre-feet of new water sources per year will be needed. The document examines strategies proposed by the Texas Water Development Board to meet future demand, including increasing conventional sources by 60%, conservation by 24%, and developing alternative sources like desalination, brackish groundwater desalination, rainwater harvesting, aquifer storage and recovery, reuse, and emerging technologies to supply the remaining 16%. A diverse combination of solutions must be implemented to ensure a sustainable water supply for the state.
Targeted Surveillance: Big Brother Takes to the SkyTeresa Long
The document discusses concerns around the increasing use of drones for surveillance purposes by law enforcement and government agencies. It argues that drones threaten privacy and constitutional rights like the 4th amendment protection against unreasonable searches. Drones are proliferating rapidly, with thousands already in use by the military and many more expected over the next few decades. As drone use expands, laws have not kept pace and require updates to prevent potential privacy violations and govern how data collected by drones can be used. The document raises questions over who is accountable for drone data and whether it is ethical to allow machines to decide when to use lethal force.
Slavery was the central issue dividing the Northern and Southern United States and the primary cause of the Civil War. The Southern economy depended on slave labor for cotton production, while the North rejected slavery and embraced industrialization. Life for slaves was brutal, with frequent beatings, malnutrition, and lack of basic necessities even for children. Slave owners justified slavery through claims of black racial inferiority, despite slaves making up a large portion of the population. The divisions between the free North and slave-holding South grew too deep to be resolved through compromise, making war inevitable to decide the issue of slavery in America.
Water quality in the galveston bay systemTeresa Long
This document discusses water quality in the Galveston Bay system and the efforts of the Galveston Bay Foundation to improve it. Untreated sewage from boats is impairing water quality and posing a public health risk. The Foundation is working to train volunteer water monitors to collect water quality data over three years to support declaring the bay a No Discharge Zone, which would prohibit sewage dumping. The intern worked on various projects including training volunteers to collect representative water samples and conduct analyses to generate consistent, high-quality data to meet this goal. Maintaining water quality is important for the local economy and ecosystems that rely on the bay.
Ensuring a Safe Sustainable Future Water supplyTeresa Long
Water usage in Texas is projected to exceed available supply by 2060 due to rapid population growth. An additional 8.5 million acre-feet of new water supplies will be needed annually to meet demand. A diverse combination of innovative water technologies including desalination, brackish groundwater desalination, aquifer storage and recovery, reuse, and rainwater harvesting must be developed and implemented alongside conservation efforts to ensure a sustainable future water supply.
This document discusses the health benefits of quitting smoking. It notes immediate benefits within 20 minutes such as lowered blood pressure and pulse rate. Within 48 hours, nerve endings begin to regenerate and senses of taste and smell improve. Within a few weeks, circulation, lung function, and energy levels increase. Long term benefits are realized within 1-15 years and include reduced risk of cancer, heart disease, and lung cancer equivalent to nonsmokers. Resources for quitting smoking are also provided.
Mercantilism was an economic doctrine prominent in Europe between the 16th-18th centuries that advocated for government control over foreign trade to ensure national prosperity and security. It promoted a positive trade balance and led to colonial expansion and frequent European wars. While criticized by Adam Smith and others, it remained influential into the 19th century. Mercantilist policies included tariffs, trade monopolies, export subsidies, and limiting imports. Barter is a method of exchanging goods without money that still exists today, especially during economic crises, and includes corporate and internet-based varieties.
Water quality in the galveston bay systemTeresa Long
The document discusses water quality in the Galveston Bay system. It notes that the bay produces more oysters than any other US water body but that approximately half has restrictions due to bacteria impairments from sources like boat sewage. As a water quality intern, the author trained volunteer water monitors to sample bacteria and other parameters. The goal is to secure a no discharge zone designation to improve water quality and protect public health.
Mercantilism was an economic doctrine prominent in Europe between the 16th-18th centuries that advocated for government control over foreign trade to ensure national prosperity and security. It promoted a positive trade balance and led to colonial expansion and frequent European wars. While criticized by Adam Smith and others, it remained influential into the 19th century. Mercantilism encouraged countries like Spain, Portugal, France, Britain, and others to implement policies like tariffs and trade monopolies.
Workplace Security-Suspicious Package ProtocolTeresa Long
This document provides information on identifying and handling suspicious packages and mail. It lists physical characteristics that may indicate a package is suspicious, such as excessive tape, odd smells or sounds, poor balance or labeling issues. The document also outlines safety procedures, including isolating suspicious packages and evacuating areas without touching packages. Various threats that could be delivered, like chemical, biological, explosive or radiological agents, are defined along with example incidents. The importance of mailroom security is stressed.
General William T. Sherman's "Total War" campaign against the South during the U.S. Civil War involved burning cities, destroying infrastructure, and seizing or destroying Southern property and resources. This took a heavy toll on civilian populations, especially women left to care for their families. While Sherman believed this approach was necessary to break the Confederate spirit and force a surrender, Southern women like Mrs. Burgess and Mrs. Chesnut felt the suffering inflicted on innocent civilians was cruel and unnecessary. They maintained their resolve despite extreme hardship and poverty. The "Total War" strategy failed to achieve Sherman's goal of destroying morale, though it did help hasten the end of the war through economic devastation of the South.
This document discusses ergonomic hazards in fabrication shops. It notes that awkward body positioning from tasks like welding and grinding can lead to musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) when performed for prolonged periods. Statistics show MSDs account for a large portion of workplace injuries and costs. The document outlines some common awkward postures in fabrication shops and provides figures to illustrate neutral body positions and postures that put workers at risk. It also discusses static postures that do not allow muscles to relax. The rest of the document will examine injury rates, mitigation measures, and a cost-benefit analysis of implementing engineering controls to improve ergonomics.
This document provides a standard operating procedure for using the Enterolert test method to detect and quantify enterococcus levels in water samples. It describes the applicable matrix, detection limits, safety considerations, equipment needed, reagents, sample handling procedures, quality control checks, step-by-step test procedures, data analysis and reporting, method performance estimates, and waste disposal requirements. The Enterolert test can detect one enterococcus per 100 mL of water within 24 hours of incubation at 41°C.
Slide ini dibuat oleh Adi Triasmara, S.Pd. (aditriasmara.com) untuk digunakan sebagai bahan tayang dalam kegiatan sosialisasi program Guru Pembelajar di Sekolah Tunas Indonesia, 2 September 2016.
Noise exposure, even at levels below what causes hearing damage, can induce physiological, biochemical, and psychosocial changes according to the effects of noise on health, well-being and job performance. The document discusses noise sensitivity, job satisfaction, accidents, and physiological, biochemical and psychosocial impacts and calls for more research on the non-auditory effects of noise.
Ensuring a Safe, Sustainable Future Water Supply--Case StudyTeresa Long
By 2060, water usage in Texas is projected to exceed available supply due to population growth. An additional 8.5 million acre-feet of new water sources per year will be needed. The document examines strategies proposed by the Texas Water Development Board to meet future demand, including increasing conventional sources by 60%, conservation by 24%, and developing alternative sources like desalination, brackish groundwater desalination, rainwater harvesting, aquifer storage and recovery, reuse, and emerging technologies to supply the remaining 16%. A diverse combination of solutions must be implemented to ensure a sustainable water supply for the state.
Targeted Surveillance: Big Brother Takes to the SkyTeresa Long
The document discusses concerns around the increasing use of drones for surveillance purposes by law enforcement and government agencies. It argues that drones threaten privacy and constitutional rights like the 4th amendment protection against unreasonable searches. Drones are proliferating rapidly, with thousands already in use by the military and many more expected over the next few decades. As drone use expands, laws have not kept pace and require updates to prevent potential privacy violations and govern how data collected by drones can be used. The document raises questions over who is accountable for drone data and whether it is ethical to allow machines to decide when to use lethal force.
Slavery was the central issue dividing the Northern and Southern United States and the primary cause of the Civil War. The Southern economy depended on slave labor for cotton production, while the North rejected slavery and embraced industrialization. Life for slaves was brutal, with frequent beatings, malnutrition, and lack of basic necessities even for children. Slave owners justified slavery through claims of black racial inferiority, despite slaves making up a large portion of the population. The divisions between the free North and slave-holding South grew too deep to be resolved through compromise, making war inevitable to decide the issue of slavery in America.
Water quality in the galveston bay systemTeresa Long
This document discusses water quality in the Galveston Bay system and the efforts of the Galveston Bay Foundation to improve it. Untreated sewage from boats is impairing water quality and posing a public health risk. The Foundation is working to train volunteer water monitors to collect water quality data over three years to support declaring the bay a No Discharge Zone, which would prohibit sewage dumping. The intern worked on various projects including training volunteers to collect representative water samples and conduct analyses to generate consistent, high-quality data to meet this goal. Maintaining water quality is important for the local economy and ecosystems that rely on the bay.
Ensuring a Safe Sustainable Future Water supplyTeresa Long
Water usage in Texas is projected to exceed available supply by 2060 due to rapid population growth. An additional 8.5 million acre-feet of new water supplies will be needed annually to meet demand. A diverse combination of innovative water technologies including desalination, brackish groundwater desalination, aquifer storage and recovery, reuse, and rainwater harvesting must be developed and implemented alongside conservation efforts to ensure a sustainable future water supply.
This document discusses the health benefits of quitting smoking. It notes immediate benefits within 20 minutes such as lowered blood pressure and pulse rate. Within 48 hours, nerve endings begin to regenerate and senses of taste and smell improve. Within a few weeks, circulation, lung function, and energy levels increase. Long term benefits are realized within 1-15 years and include reduced risk of cancer, heart disease, and lung cancer equivalent to nonsmokers. Resources for quitting smoking are also provided.
Mercantilism was an economic doctrine prominent in Europe between the 16th-18th centuries that advocated for government control over foreign trade to ensure national prosperity and security. It promoted a positive trade balance and led to colonial expansion and frequent European wars. While criticized by Adam Smith and others, it remained influential into the 19th century. Mercantilist policies included tariffs, trade monopolies, export subsidies, and limiting imports. Barter is a method of exchanging goods without money that still exists today, especially during economic crises, and includes corporate and internet-based varieties.
Water quality in the galveston bay systemTeresa Long
The document discusses water quality in the Galveston Bay system. It notes that the bay produces more oysters than any other US water body but that approximately half has restrictions due to bacteria impairments from sources like boat sewage. As a water quality intern, the author trained volunteer water monitors to sample bacteria and other parameters. The goal is to secure a no discharge zone designation to improve water quality and protect public health.
Mercantilism was an economic doctrine prominent in Europe between the 16th-18th centuries that advocated for government control over foreign trade to ensure national prosperity and security. It promoted a positive trade balance and led to colonial expansion and frequent European wars. While criticized by Adam Smith and others, it remained influential into the 19th century. Mercantilism encouraged countries like Spain, Portugal, France, Britain, and others to implement policies like tariffs and trade monopolies.
Workplace Security-Suspicious Package ProtocolTeresa Long
This document provides information on identifying and handling suspicious packages and mail. It lists physical characteristics that may indicate a package is suspicious, such as excessive tape, odd smells or sounds, poor balance or labeling issues. The document also outlines safety procedures, including isolating suspicious packages and evacuating areas without touching packages. Various threats that could be delivered, like chemical, biological, explosive or radiological agents, are defined along with example incidents. The importance of mailroom security is stressed.
General William T. Sherman's "Total War" campaign against the South during the U.S. Civil War involved burning cities, destroying infrastructure, and seizing or destroying Southern property and resources. This took a heavy toll on civilian populations, especially women left to care for their families. While Sherman believed this approach was necessary to break the Confederate spirit and force a surrender, Southern women like Mrs. Burgess and Mrs. Chesnut felt the suffering inflicted on innocent civilians was cruel and unnecessary. They maintained their resolve despite extreme hardship and poverty. The "Total War" strategy failed to achieve Sherman's goal of destroying morale, though it did help hasten the end of the war through economic devastation of the South.
This document discusses ergonomic hazards in fabrication shops. It notes that awkward body positioning from tasks like welding and grinding can lead to musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) when performed for prolonged periods. Statistics show MSDs account for a large portion of workplace injuries and costs. The document outlines some common awkward postures in fabrication shops and provides figures to illustrate neutral body positions and postures that put workers at risk. It also discusses static postures that do not allow muscles to relax. The rest of the document will examine injury rates, mitigation measures, and a cost-benefit analysis of implementing engineering controls to improve ergonomics.
This document provides a standard operating procedure for using the Enterolert test method to detect and quantify enterococcus levels in water samples. It describes the applicable matrix, detection limits, safety considerations, equipment needed, reagents, sample handling procedures, quality control checks, step-by-step test procedures, data analysis and reporting, method performance estimates, and waste disposal requirements. The Enterolert test can detect one enterococcus per 100 mL of water within 24 hours of incubation at 41°C.
Slide ini dibuat oleh Adi Triasmara, S.Pd. (aditriasmara.com) untuk digunakan sebagai bahan tayang dalam kegiatan sosialisasi program Guru Pembelajar di Sekolah Tunas Indonesia, 2 September 2016.
This document discusses an ethical scenario involving an operating room nurse in a small Texas hospital who is HIV positive. It provides background on HIV/AIDS in the American workplace, how HIV can be transmitted in healthcare settings, standard precautions to prevent transmission, and ethical and legal considerations regarding HIV-infected healthcare workers. The recommendations are to determine if the nurse's duties involve exposure-prone invasive procedures, ensure patient consent if so, respect the nurse's confidentiality, and provide training on relevant laws and guidelines.
Two maintenance workers were fatally injured while inspecting a bucket elevator that transported combustible iron dust at a manufacturing facility. When the workers requested the elevator be restarted without following lockout/tagout procedures to de-energize it first, combustible dust was dispersed into the air and ignited, engulfing the workers in a fireball. An investigation found the company failed to effectively communicate the explosive dust hazard, properly train workers, implement lockout/tagout procedures, and remove accumulated combustible dust. Regulations and standards need to explicitly address combustible dust explosion hazards during maintenance of equipment like bucket elevators to prevent similar tragic accidents.
Mercantilism was an economic doctrine prominent in Europe between the 16th-18th centuries that advocated for government control over foreign trade to ensure national prosperity and security. It promoted a positive trade balance and led to colonial expansion and frequent wars between European powers competing for resources and trade advantages. While criticized by Adam Smith and others, mercantilist policies influenced European economic thought and imperialism until the 19th century. The document also discusses different types of modern barter systems as an alternative form of exchange.
Explosion Protection in the Food IndustryTeresa Long
The food industry experiences more combustible dust explosions than any other industry due to commonly held perceptions that food is safe. However, many food products can combust if particulate levels exceed minimum explosive concentrations. While OSHA has no dust explosion standard, NFPA provides guidelines. Key factors that enable dust explosions include an ignitable concentration of dust dispersed in air. Common protective measures include venting, suppression, containment and isolation of dust. Poor housekeeping allowing fugitive dust accumulation presents significant risks for secondary explosions. Recent major food industry dust explosions demonstrate the devastating costs of unaddressed hazards. Effective protection requires balancing food safety and explosion prevention requirements.
Đóng góp của ngành Công nghệ sinh học Việt Nam vào nền kinh tế tri thức: Thực...Kien Thuc
Tham luận của PGS. TS. Lê Trần Bình (Viện trưởng Viện Công nghệ Sinh học – Trung tâm KHTN&CN Quốc gia) tại Hội thảo Kinh tế tri thức và những vần đề đặt ra đối với Việt Nam (2000):
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