BP) is a process by which nurses make clinical decisions using the best available research evidence, their clinical expertise, and patient preferences.1 Information technology is an essential tool for obtaining relevant literature at each step of this process and it’s also instrumental in the implementation of practice changes through the electronic health record. Nursing documentation can also link to EBP rationale for nursing interventions to support patient and family education and nursing decision making.1 EBP is an important tool for hospitals that seek Magnet designation because it can help improve quality and safety. It alsoThe Balearic Institute of Studies in Maritime Archaeology (IBEAM) and Offshore Special Services (OSS), have signed a collaboration agreement whose objective is to provide the “Archaeological Research Project Isla del Fraile”, led by Juan de Dios Hernández, Director of the Archaeological Museum of Aguilas and Alejandro Quevedo, researcher of the University of Murcia, of the technical and human means necessary to carry out an intensive underwater archaeological prospection in the bay of Hornillo and the island of Fraile, Aguilas.
The agreement was presented last Sunday, June 27, in the Royal Port of Eagles Port, with the presence of Javier Rodríguez Pandozi, project director of IBEAM; Sergio Lombán, CEO of OSS; Juan de Dios Hernández, archaeologist of the City of Aguilas; Alejandro Quevedo, professor at the University of Murcia and the Councillor for Heritage, Maido Simó.
The doctor of the University of Murcia, Alejandro Quevedo, said that “this is an unprecedented agreement in which for the first time a private company such as OSS collaborates. For us it is very important to have their instrumental and methodological support, in addition to the know-how of IBEAM”.
For his art, Javier Rodríguez Pandozi, project director of IBEAM, pointed out that “our agreement with OSS means that we can count on technological means that we do not have at our disposal. In this case, with the underwater excavation of the island of Fraile we will provide extra information and complete the image we have of the archaeological remains that we have excavated since 2020”.
OSS CEO Sergio Lombán commented that the company has signed this agreement within corporate social responsibility, in this case with our support to the recovery of Spanish submerged heritage. We chose Águilas because it is a flagship project and we are a company from Murcia. He added that “this is a very interesting project where a terrestrial archaeological campaign is combined with another marina that aims to date and catalogue all that there is in the Island of the Friar. In short, discover and protect a protected heritage that belongs to everyone”.
Lomban explained that OSS will deploy a heavy vessel, a large unit to support divers and personnel who will do the underwater intervention, diving teams to support archaeologists, who are IBEAM scientists, and all technical equipment such as tracking torpedoes, 3D recording cameras and, above all, underwater GPS and elements such as side-scan sonar and magnetometers, which already in the Navy campaign demonstrated a very high capacity to date and catalogue space.
The island of El Fraile is the only Property of Cultural Interest in the Region of Murcia protected on land and underwater. Due to the insular nature of the site, the analysis of its underwater environment has been one of the main lines of research since the beginning of the project. This will take place for the first time during the second excavation campaign, which will take place next September. The objective is to document the archaeological evidence submerged in the bay of Hornillo through the use of new technologies, since the last prospections carried out in the area go back to the 80s. The agreement between IBEAM and OSS is part of the agreement signed this year between the Municipality of Aguilas and the University of Murcia for the promotion of archaeological research in the municipality and, very prominently, on the island of Fraile, an important centre for the production of salts from the Roman period.
According to the city council of Heritage of Eagles, Maido Simó, “we are before a BIC also underwater, the only one that there is in our Region, and it must be treated and studied with all the rigor and professionalism that it deserves. Without a doubt, it will be because it will have great professionals. It is fortunate to have the company OSS and IBEAM because it is an unprecedented agreement, it is the first time they collaborate to work on a site at the level of underwater archaeology in the Region of Murcia, together with the University of Murcia”.
I was skeptical even before I started watching, but then lost ALL interest after watching one opponent win the first 2 games and match, but still had to play a 3rd game anyway.  I literally turned off the screen and couldn't watch any more after that 2nd game.  There is no "flow" to this format.  Sports is entertaining because it excites some sort of deeply rooted need to see the survival of the fittest.  Racquetball is like watching warriors battle with the intent of utmost domination.  Even easing up the slightest can lead to disastrously seizing defeat from the jaws of victory.  Think back to the heyday of rball when champions like Swain and Mannino would go for the jugular in every match.  Kane embodies that same notion today.  I'd love to hear their thoughts!  Sure, now "every rally matters"... but in my book, that's one step closer to saying "it doesn't really matter who wins or loses", lol.  And, btw, every rally matters in the current format, too, fyi.  Ugggh, I'm even more disappointed after writing this.  I hope too many people don't feel like me, because if they do, broadcasts and viewership and even sponsorship will suffer... and I want all racquetball to flourish.1. Be careful not to allow water to enter during installation, try to keep the desktop socket dry and to avoid potential safety hazards when using it in the future.
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Liverpool lost to Borussia Dortmund in last night’s friendly match, but two young players in Harry Wilson and Ryan Kent showed real potential with this beautifully-worked goal.
Watch below as the Reds carve Dortmund open with some neat passing football, with Kent’s clever dummy allowing the ball to run to Wilson, who then makes no mistake with a calm finish.
Friendly match: first goal scored by #Wilson.?
Ultimately, Liverpool lost 3-2 on the night so will need to improve, but these two young players showed they surely have a role to play for Jurgen Klopp’s side in 2019/20.
Both 22 years old, Wilson and Kent have only managed one first-team appearance each for LFC and have been sent out on loan a lot, but it looks like they’ve improved and are now ready to play more regularly.
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A quality academic experience is never complete without an inspiring mentor. After all, professors are paramount to the wisdom students possess apart from the content of their chosen course. At the University of Hull, educators impart far more. Most hold prestige and insight that inspire generations after generations. Professor George Gray is a prime example.
In 1946, the Scotland-born chemistry graduate began his journey at the University of Hull, as a laboratory demonstrator. Just a year later, he was promoted to assistant lecturer — a jump that made him immediately eligible for doctoral studies. Whilst upholding his responsibilities as an educator, he undertook research alongside chemistry department lead Professor (later Sir) Brynmor Jones.
Together, they explored the new topic of liquid crystals. After graduating, he spent the next decade developing the molecules that made liquid crystal displays (LCDs) viable. Indeed, the very screen you are reading this article from exists because of him.
The discoveries he made along the way were shared when Gray published “Molecular Structure and the Properties of Liquid Crystals,” the first English textbook on the subject. However, breaking records was not enough. He encountered many hurdles to source support for his work. Thankfully, the Medical Research Council as well as leading British manufacturer, the Hull-based Reckitt and Sons, saw his passion for what it was — the driver of an impressive feat that would undoubtedly impact modern lifestyles. With their support, Gray moved his research into studying the chemistry of cell walls in bacteria.
By 1973, he published yet another paper, proving a new class of liquid crystals synthesised by his team could be stored at room temperature. Thus