Friday Facts, February 20, 2015, Vol. 242

Bureau of Nutrition and Health Promotion part of the Iowa Department of Public Health produces of weekly newsletter about the Iowa WIC Program for the State of Iowa citizen.

Iowa Field Conference on "D"-Cracking: Nov. 20 & 21, 1967

During the summer of 1963 the Materials Department noted the three to four ·year old concrete pavement on I-80 in Cass County was showing extensive surface cracking adjacent to joints and cracks. An examination of the pavement and a few cores from the cracked areas was made by the I.S.H.C. Materials Department and later by David Stark of the P.C.A. Additional surveys were conducted on other concrete pavement made with coarse aggregate from similar rock from two different sources. Blue-line cracking was found on some primary pavement and the indications of incipient cracks were seen on I-29 in Pottawattamie County, north of Council Bluffs. A good "D"-crack pattern is now evident. Surveys were then made of the entire Interstate concrete pavement. No other sections of Interstate were "D"-cracking, although some sections showed joint discoloration. None of these pavements, including the discolored sections, contained "D"-crack associated aggregates. At the same time as the Interstate survey additional pavements and sources were checked. Some "D"-cracking was noticed on certain sections of primary pavement 5-10 years old, in the vicinity of Waterloo and Cedar Rapids. The "D"-cracked pavement was from three aggregate sources, the Newton, Otis, and Burton Ave. quarries. Other pavements in this area that were older or from· different· coarse aggregate sources were not "D"-cracked. We believe that all the "D"-cracking is related, although dedolomitization is probably involved in the intermediate dolomite rocks.

Friday Facts, March 20, 2015, Vol. 245

Bureau of Nutrition and Health Promotion part of the Iowa Department of Public Health produces of weekly newsletter about the Iowa WIC Program for the State of Iowa citizen.

EPI Update, February 20, 2015

Weekly newsletter for Center For Acute Disease Epidemiology of Iowa Department of Public Health.

Le fixateur externe dans les lésions traumatiques graves du bassin: résultats à propos de 20 cas consécutifs [External fixator in severe traumatic injuries of the pelvis: results apropos of 20 consecutive cases]

From August 91 to December 94, 20 external fixators were used for severely injured patients (avg. ISS 25.2). The fractures were essentially open book with or without lateral compression and vertical lesions. The indication for fixation was treatment of shock and stabilization in 8 cases, stabilization alone in 9 cases, and in 3 cases as complementary fixation after internal fixation of posterior lesions. The fixation of the pelvis was effective on the amount of blood loss. One acetabulum fracture required surgery, two patients had internal fixation for loss of reduction and two others for late pubic and posterior pain. The clinical results are good; they are more related to the severity of the initial lesion than to the mode of fixation or the quality of the reduction. No superficial sepsis or osteitis was observed in relation to the pins.

Discours prononcé le 20 avril 1792, dans l'église paroissiale de la ville de Pont-L'Evêque, par M. Bourée, prêtre, habitué en icelle, lors de la prestation de son serment civique : en la présence du Conseil général de la Commune & du Corps de la garde nationale ([Reprod.])

[Discours. 1792-04-20. Pont-L'Eveque, Eglise paroissiale]

Progeny, September 2014, Vol 20, no.2

This newsletter from The Department of Public Health about perinatal health care and statistics.

Progeny, December 2014, Vol 20, no.3

This newsletter from The Department of Public Health about perinatal health care and statistics.

EPI Update, March 20, 2015

Weekly newsletter for Center For Acute Disease Epidemiology of Iowa Department of Public Health.

Aging Watch, January 20, 2015, Vol. 15, no. 1

Aging Watch is provided in the spirit of information and education. The opinions expressed by the contributors do not necessarily reflect those of the Department or its programs. The Department shall not be liable for any damages that may result from errors or omissions in information distributed in this publication. Aging Watch will be published regularly during the legislative session and monthly in the interim by the Iowa Department on Aging. “Aging Watch.” The Department is providing this update to better inform you about policy affecting older Iowans. In addition to policy updates from the statehouse and the nation’s capitol, you’ll learn about Department programs and changes affecting the landscape. As you’ll learn reading this and future editions, big changes are coming for the Iowa Aging Network. Over the next year the Department will be reducing the number of local Area Agencies on Aging, as required by legislative action. Not surprisingly, this is a major change for everyone.

Marion County, Township 75 North Range 20 West

Des Moines River Plat Maps.

Marion County, Township 76 North Range 20 West

Des Moines River Plat Maps.

Marion County, Township 77 North Range 20 West

Des Moines River Plat Maps.

Jasper County, Township 78 North Range 20 West

Des Moines River Plat Maps.