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ASTM International Hosts Asociacion Mexicana de la R.H. White, July/Aug., 86
Russian Delegation for Industria del Concrete Premez¬ D08 Gives Award of Appre¬
Adhesives: Coordinated Program, July/ clado: ciation to Linda Boniello
see ASTM Committee D14 Aug., 5 AMIC and ASTM International (Photobox), May/June, 5
Advanced Ceramics: American Society for Engi¬ Sign Information Center D09 Gives Scott Award to L.B.
see ASTM Committee C28 neering Education: Agreement (Photobox), Ingram, Sept./Oct., 66
Afghanistan: ASTM Committee and Staff July/Aug., 18 D20 Presents Award of Excel¬
ASTM Staff Meet with Delega¬ Members Attend Confer¬ Asociacion National de Compa- lence to R.J. Galipeau,
tion from Afghanistan in ence, Sept./Oct., 10 nias de Supervision (ANSAC): Sept./Oct., 66
Washington, D.C., Nov./ American Society of Civil Members of Committee on D22 Gives Thomas Award
Dec., 5 Engineers: Concrete Present Construc¬ to Richard Danchik, May/
AIIM - the ECM Association: Soils Seminar Call for Papers tion Standards Training in June, 66
PDF Healthcare Best Practices Issue (InAddition), March/ Mexico, Jan./Feb., 4 D27 Gives Johnson Award to
Guide Published, May/ April, 60 ASOCRETO: O.J. Codina, March/April, 52
June, 43 American Society of Heating, see Asociacion Colombiana de Dana Award Honors Work of
Technology Connects Medical Refrigerating and Air-Condi¬ Productores de Concrete Katharine Morgan, July/
Records (Enright), March/ tioning Engineers: ASTM Annual Business Meeting: Aug., 86
April, 28 ASTM and ASHRAE Staff¬ Annual Business Meeting to Be Dudley Medal Nominees
Air Quality: ers Meet with Hong Kong Held in June, March/April, Sought, Jan./Feb., 8; March/
see ASTM Committee D22 Electrical and Mechani¬ 5; May/June, 10 April, 9; Nov./Dec., 13
Al-Dablan, M.A.: cal Services Department ASTM Awards: E01 Gives Churchill Award to
Standards Expert Exchange Representative (Photobox), 110, Part II, July/Aug., 52 G.L. Beck, May/June, 66
Program: Experts Lead March/April, 9 Advantage Award, Jan./Feb., E01 Gives Linde Leadership
Virtual Sessions for Riyadh, Amusement Rides and Devices: 61; March/April, 8,11; May/ Award to P.M. Cole, March/
Bogota, Jan./Feb., 6 see ASTM Committee F24 June, 8 April, 52
Alvares, N.J.: Analytical Chemistry for Applications Accepted for EOS Presents Ingberg Award
Receives Award of Merit from Metals, Ores and Related Mather Scholarship, March/ to Ned Keltner, March/
EOS, July/Aug., 87 Materials: April, 10 April, 53
American Concrete Institute: see ASTM Committee E01 ASTM International Honors E08 Gives Wessel Award to
Members of Committee on APRHOPEC: the Late C.G. Cash, Jan./ Jerry Petrak, May/June, 67
Concrete Present Construc¬ see Asociacion de Productores Feb., 57 E17 Gives Kummer Lecture
tion Standards Training in de Hormigon Premezclado ASTM Now Accepting Ap¬ Award to G.K. Chang,
Mexico, Jan./Feb., 4 del Ecuador plications for 2009 Mather March/April, 51
American Heart Association: Arabian Fuels Technology Scholarship and WISE Intern F04 Gives Laing Award to D.S.
ASTM Contributes to AHA Center: Program, Nov./Dec., 9 Kaplan, Sept./Oct., 66
Walk (Photobox), Sept./ Standards Training: ASTM Pe¬ ASTM Receives Corporate F08 Gives Hulse Memorial
Oct., 9 troleum Courses Available Award from Kelly Anne Award to Monty Christians¬
American Iron and Steel in Middle East, Jan./Feb., 6 Dolan Memorial Fund, Nov./ en, March/April, 52
Institute: Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Dec., 13 F17 Presents Reinhart/
AISI Establishes Steel Market Related Chemicals: ASTM Staff Honored for Years Kuhimann Award to J.W.
Development Institute (In- see ASTM Committee D16 of Service (Photoboxes), Barsoom, Sept./Oct., 65
Addition), Nov./Dec., 80 ASME International: July/Aug., 20 F24 Doc Brown Award Given
American National Standards ASTM International Hosts Awards of Merit, Jan./Feb., 57; to B.D. King (Photobox),
Institute: Russian Delegation for May/June 68; July/Aug., 87; March/April, 50
ANSI Leadership and Service Coordinated Program, July/ Sept./Oct., 67 F25 Presents Haas Memorial
Awards go to Six ASTM Aug., 5 B02 Gives Kralik Distinguished Award to Stephen Markle,
Individuals in 2008, Nov./ Asociacion Argentina del Hor¬ Service Award to L.L. March/April, 53
Dec., 74 migon Elaborado: Parkinson, May/June, 67 G01 Gives LaOue Memorial
ASTM Hosts ANSI/NAM Net¬ ASTM Staff Attend COPANT, BIO Presents Ogden Award Award to Tj, Summerson,
work on Chemical Regula¬ AAHE Meetings in Buenos to J.A. McMaster, March/ March/April, 54
tion Meeting, March/April, 6 Aires, July/Aug., 18 April, 54 Lytle Receives ASTM/SES
Chemical Regulation Chal¬ Asociacion Colombiana de C09 Gives Mather Award to Painter Award, Nov./Dec., 72
lenges Industry (Provoca¬ Productores de Concrete A.E. Fiorato, Jan./Feb., 58 News of the ASTM Interna¬
tive), March/April, 16 (ASOCRETO): C09 Gives Thompson Award tional Board of Directors
Entries Invited for Standards ASTM Members and Staff to B.J. Christensen, Jan./ (ReCap), July/Aug., 28
that Make a Difference Attend Concrete Industry Feb., 58 Nominations Sought for Ca¬
Survey (InAddition), July/ Event in Colombia, Nov./ C18 Gives Kessler Award to K.R. vanaugh Memorial Award,
Aug., 95 Dec., 6 Hoigard, March/April, 53 Jan./Feb., 9; March/April, 8
Strategies tor Education Dis¬ ASTM Represented at Student Cavanaugh Award Presented Nominations Sought for Presi¬
cussed at ICES Workshop, Event in Colombia, May/ to D.E. Marlowe, July/ dent's Leadership Award,
May/June, 7 June, 7 Aug.,85 Jan./Feb., 54
Sustainable Approach to Man¬ Asociacion de Productores de D02 Gives Andrews Scroll of Nominations Sought for Rein¬
ufacture and Trade (Editor’s Hormigon Premezclado del Achievement to R.G. Mon- hart Award, March/April, 9;
Note), March/April, 2 Ecuador (APRHOPEC): temayor, May/June, 66 May/June, 8
TIA and ANSI Sign MOU (InAd¬ Cement and Concrete are Fo¬ DOS Gives Glenn Award to Nominations Sought for Sen¬
dition), Nov./Dec., 80 cus of Coordinated Program David Byer, March/April, 51 sory Evaluation Commit¬
American Petroleum Institute: in Ecuador, Nov./Dec., 6 DOT Gives Markwardt Award to tee's Peryam Award, July/
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ubject Index
ASTM International Hosts Asociacion Mexicana de la R.H. White, July/Aug., 86
Russian Delegation for Industria del Concrete Premez¬ D08 Gives Award of Appre¬
Adhesives: Coordinated Program, July/ clado: ciation to Linda Boniello
see ASTM Committee D14 Aug., 5 AMIC and ASTM International (Photobox), May/June, 5
Advanced Ceramics: American Society for Engi¬ Sign Information Center D09 Gives Scott Award to L.B.
see ASTM Committee C28 neering Education: Agreement (Photobox), Ingram, Sept./Oct., 66
Afghanistan: ASTM Committee and Staff July/Aug., 18 D20 Presents Award of Excel¬
ASTM Staff Meet with Delega¬ Members Attend Confer¬ Asociacion National de Compa- lence to R.J. Galipeau,
tion from Afghanistan in ence, Sept./Oct., 10 nias de Supervision (ANSAC): Sept./Oct., 66
Washington, D.C., Nov./ American Society of Civil Members of Committee on D22 Gives Thomas Award
Dec., 5 Engineers: Concrete Present Construc¬ to Richard Danchik, May/
AIIM - the ECM Association: Soils Seminar Call for Papers tion Standards Training in June, 66
PDF Healthcare Best Practices Issue (InAddition), March/ Mexico, Jan./Feb., 4 D27 Gives Johnson Award to
Guide Published, May/ April, 60 ASOCRETO: O.J. Codina, March/April, 52
June, 43 American Society of Heating, see Asociacion Colombiana de Dana Award Honors Work of
Technology Connects Medical Refrigerating and Air-Condi¬ Productores de Concrete Katharine Morgan, July/
Records (Enright), March/ tioning Engineers: ASTM Annual Business Meeting: Aug., 86
April, 28 ASTM and ASHRAE Staff¬ Annual Business Meeting to Be Dudley Medal Nominees
Air Quality: ers Meet with Hong Kong Held in June, March/April, Sought, Jan./Feb., 8; March/
see ASTM Committee D22 Electrical and Mechani¬ 5; May/June, 10 April, 9; Nov./Dec., 13
Al-Dablan, M.A.: cal Services Department ASTM Awards: E01 Gives Churchill Award to
Standards Expert Exchange Representative (Photobox), 110, Part II, July/Aug., 52 G.L. Beck, May/June, 66
Program: Experts Lead March/April, 9 Advantage Award, Jan./Feb., E01 Gives Linde Leadership
Virtual Sessions for Riyadh, Amusement Rides and Devices: 61; March/April, 8,11; May/ Award to P.M. Cole, March/
Bogota, Jan./Feb., 6 see ASTM Committee F24 June, 8 April, 52
Alvares, N.J.: Analytical Chemistry for Applications Accepted for EOS Presents Ingberg Award
Receives Award of Merit from Metals, Ores and Related Mather Scholarship, March/ to Ned Keltner, March/
EOS, July/Aug., 87 Materials: April, 10 April, 53
American Concrete Institute: see ASTM Committee E01 ASTM International Honors E08 Gives Wessel Award to
Members of Committee on APRHOPEC: the Late C.G. Cash, Jan./ Jerry Petrak, May/June, 67
Concrete Present Construc¬ see Asociacion de Productores Feb., 57 E17 Gives Kummer Lecture
tion Standards Training in de Hormigon Premezclado ASTM Now Accepting Ap¬ Award to G.K. Chang,
Mexico, Jan./Feb., 4 del Ecuador plications for 2009 Mather March/April, 51
American Heart Association: Arabian Fuels Technology Scholarship and WISE Intern F04 Gives Laing Award to D.S.
ASTM Contributes to AHA Center: Program, Nov./Dec., 9 Kaplan, Sept./Oct., 66
Walk (Photobox), Sept./ Standards Training: ASTM Pe¬ ASTM Receives Corporate F08 Gives Hulse Memorial
Oct., 9 troleum Courses Available Award from Kelly Anne Award to Monty Christians¬
American Iron and Steel in Middle East, Jan./Feb., 6 Dolan Memorial Fund, Nov./ en, March/April, 52
Institute: Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Dec., 13 F17 Presents Reinhart/
AISI Establishes Steel Market Related Chemicals: ASTM Staff Honored for Years Kuhimann Award to J.W.
Development Institute (In- see ASTM Committee D16 of Service (Photoboxes), Barsoom, Sept./Oct., 65
Addition), Nov./Dec., 80 ASME International: July/Aug., 20 F24 Doc Brown Award Given
American National Standards ASTM International Hosts Awards of Merit, Jan./Feb., 57; to B.D. King (Photobox),
Institute: Russian Delegation for May/June 68; July/Aug., 87; March/April, 50
ANSI Leadership and Service Coordinated Program, July/ Sept./Oct., 67 F25 Presents Haas Memorial
Awards go to Six ASTM Aug., 5 B02 Gives Kralik Distinguished Award to Stephen Markle,
Individuals in 2008, Nov./ Asociacion Argentina del Hor¬ Service Award to L.L. March/April, 53
Dec., 74 migon Elaborado: Parkinson, May/June, 67 G01 Gives LaOue Memorial
ASTM Hosts ANSI/NAM Net¬ ASTM Staff Attend COPANT, BIO Presents Ogden Award Award to Tj, Summerson,
work on Chemical Regula¬ AAHE Meetings in Buenos to J.A. McMaster, March/ March/April, 54
tion Meeting, March/April, 6 Aires, July/Aug., 18 April, 54 Lytle Receives ASTM/SES
Chemical Regulation Chal¬ Asociacion Colombiana de C09 Gives Mather Award to Painter Award, Nov./Dec., 72
lenges Industry (Provoca¬ Productores de Concrete A.E. Fiorato, Jan./Feb., 58 News of the ASTM Interna¬
tive), March/April, 16 (ASOCRETO): C09 Gives Thompson Award tional Board of Directors
Entries Invited for Standards ASTM Members and Staff to B.J. Christensen, Jan./ (ReCap), July/Aug., 28
that Make a Difference Attend Concrete Industry Feb., 58 Nominations Sought for Ca¬
Survey (InAddition), July/ Event in Colombia, Nov./ C18 Gives Kessler Award to K.R. vanaugh Memorial Award,
Aug., 95 Dec., 6 Hoigard, March/April, 53 Jan./Feb., 9; March/April, 8
Strategies tor Education Dis¬ ASTM Represented at Student Cavanaugh Award Presented Nominations Sought for Presi¬
cussed at ICES Workshop, Event in Colombia, May/ to D.E. Marlowe, July/ dent's Leadership Award,
May/June, 7 June, 7 Aug.,85 Jan./Feb., 54
Sustainable Approach to Man¬ Asociacion de Productores de D02 Gives Andrews Scroll of Nominations Sought for Rein¬
ufacture and Trade (Editor’s Hormigon Premezclado del Achievement to R.G. Mon- hart Award, March/April, 9;
Note), March/April, 2 Ecuador (APRHOPEC): temayor, May/June, 66 May/June, 8
TIA and ANSI Sign MOU (InAd¬ Cement and Concrete are Fo¬ DOS Gives Glenn Award to Nominations Sought for Sen¬
dition), Nov./Dec., 80 cus of Coordinated Program David Byer, March/April, 51 sory Evaluation Commit¬
American Petroleum Institute: in Ecuador, Nov./Dec., 6 DOT Gives Markwardt Award to tee's Peryam Award, July/
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Auq., 6; Sept./Oct., 7 ASTM Sponsors Missouri Stu- doctors, March/April, 56 Developing First Proposed 1
Nominations Sought for Voss dent as WISE Intern, July/ ASTM Committee BIO on Reac- Standard, March/April, 42 1
Award, March/April, 10; Aug., 16 tive and Refractory Materials: Petrography Subcommittee at
May/June, 8 ASTM Summer Intern to Focus Presents Ogden Award to J.A. Work on Proposed Guide
Secret of Success (PlainTalk), on Academic Outreach, McMaster, March/April, 54 for Scanning Electron Mi-
March/April, 12 July/Aug., 16 ASTM Committee C01 on croscopy, May/June, 48
Shearer Receives ASTM ASTM Visits Rensselaer Cement: Proposed Standard to Monitor i
Mather Scholarship, Nov./ Polytechnic Institute, May/ ASTM Members and Staff Attend Pervious Permeability,
Dec., 73 June, 6 Concrete Industry Event in March/April, 43 j
Voss Award Given to I.R. Chin, Geosynthetics Committee is Colombia, Nov./Dec., 6 Technical Assistance Training,
March/April, 51 Subject of Campus Visit to Cement and Concrete are Fo- Nov./Dec., 10
Wolf Honored with Sealants Hall Drexel, July/Aug., 16 cus of Coordinated Program Virtual Training: Proposed
of Fame Award, Nov./Dec., 73 News of the ASTM Interna- in Ecuador, Nov./Dec., 8 Method Discussed Through i
ASTM Balloting Process: tional Board of Directors Flue Gas Desulfurization, Online Centers, Jan./Feb., 7 i
110, Part 1, May/June, 32 (ReCap), July/Aug., 28 Sept./Oct., 59 ASTM Committee C13 on Con- !
Getting Positive Results from Olshefsky Speaks to Eastern Interview with the 2008 Chair- Crete Pipe:
Negative Votes (EnRoute), University Class, May/ man of the ASTM Board of Oliver Delery, Jr., Elected i
March/April, 14 June, 6 Directors, Jan./Feb., 14 Chair, July/Aug., 90
Negative Vote Resolution Strategies for Education Dis- Members of Committee on ASTM Committee C15 on
(EnRoute), Nov./Dec., 18 cussed at ICES Workshop, Concrete Present Construe- Manufactured Masonry Units:
ASTM Board of Directors: May/June, 7 tion Standards Training in Elects James Tann as Chair,
110, Part 1, May/June, 32 WISE Participants Visit ASTM Mexico, Jan./Feb., 4 May/June, 71
ASTM in Sweden (Schindler), (Photobox), Sept./Oct., 11 New Portland Cement Calibra- Presents Award of Merit to W.M. 1
July/Aug., 44 ASTM Committee A01 on Steel, tion Standards, Nov./Dec., 63 McGinley, Sept./Oct., 68 i
Bin-Fahad Becomes Environ- Stainless Steel and Related Portland Cement Specification Proposed New Standards '
mental Minister for United Alloys: Undergoes Major Revision, Cover Manufacture, Instal-
Arab Emirates, May/June, 8 Presents Award of Merit to Jan./Feb., 50 lation of Concrete Floor i
Candidates for 2009 ASTM Malcolm Blair, Sept./ ASTM Committee C09 on Tile, March/April, 46 i
International Board of Di- Oct., 67 Concrete and Concrete ASTM Committee C16 on Ther- i
rectors Announced, Sept./ Workshop on Sheet Steel Aggregates: mal Insulation:
Oct., 11 Specifications, July/Aug., 96 ASTM Members and Staff Attend Elects Robert Rushforth Chair,
Interview with the 2008 Chair- Zinc and Epoxy Coated Steel Concrete Industry Event in July/Aug., 92 j
man of the ASTM Board of Reinforcing Bars, Sept./ Colombia, Nov./Dec., 6 Proposed Pressure Plates
Directors, Jan./Feb., 14 Oct., 54 Cement and Concrete are Fo- Standard to Aid in Moisture
Meets in Stockholm, Sweden ASTM Committee B01 on Elec- cus of Coordinated Program Tests, March/April, 45
(Photobox), May/June, 4 trical Conductors: in Ecuador, Nov./Dec., 8 ASTM Committee CIS on
News of the ASTM Interna- Solderability Applications, Concrete Committee at Work Dimension Stone:
tional Board of Directors Nov./Dec., 69 on Proposed New Standards Presents Kessler Award to K.R.
(ReCap), July/Aug., 28 Workshop on Copper and for Calcium Nitrite, High- Hoigard, March/April, 53
Nominating Committee Aluminum Wire and Cable Reactivity Supplementary ASTM Committee C24 on
Welcomes Suggestions for Connections Capability Cementitious Materials, Building Seals and Sealants:
ASTM Board, Jan./Feb, 7; Study, Sept./Oct., 76 July/Aug., 78 Presents Toporcer Hall of
March/April, 10 ASTM Committee B02 on Non- Elects A.E. Fiorato as Chair, Fame Award to Andreas
Nominations for Society Of- ferrous Metals and Alloys: May/June, 69 Wolf, Nov./Dec., 73
ficers, Sept./Oct., 72 Elects John Malmgreen Chair, Gives Mather Award to A.E. Symposium on Durability of
Thinking Internationally July/Aug., 91 Fiorato, Jan./Feb., 58 Building and Construction !
(Thomas), Nov./Dec., 16 Gives Kralik Distinguished Gives Mather Scholarship to Sealants and Adhesives,
ASTM Campus: Service Award to L.L. Par- Michael Shearer, Nov./ March/April, 56
110, Part II, July/Aug., 52 kinson, May/June, 67 Dec., 73 ASTM Committee C26 on
ASTM Committee and Staff Presents Award of Merit to Gives Thompson Award to B.J. Nuclear Fuel Cycle:
Members Attend American John Malmgreen, May/ Christensen, Jan./Feb., 58 Delegation in U.S. from Viet-
Society for Engineering June, 68 Interview with the 2008 Chair- nam Meets with ASTM Staff
Education Conference, Proposed New Standard man of the ASTM Board of to Discuss Nuclear Technol-
Sept./Oct., 10 Provides Specification for Directors, Jan./Feb., 14 ogy Standards, Nov./Dec., 7
ASTM Now Accepting Ap- Secondary Prime Western Material Compatibility Issues International Requests Lead to
plications for 2009 Mather Grade Zinc, July/Aug., 79 Addressed in New Concrete Total Evaporation Standard,
Scholarship and WISE In- ASTM Committee BOS on Cop- Standard, May/June, 46 Jan./Feb., 46
tern Program, Nov./Dec., 9 per and Copper Alloys: Mather Scholarship Applica- New Practice to Guide Design-
ASTM Participates in High New Task Group - Antimicro- tions Requested, March/ ers of Neutron Absorbers,
School Career Day, July/ bial Applications of Copper, April, 10; Nov./Dec., 9 Jan./Feb., 45
Aug., 17 Sept./Oct., 50 Members of Committee on Symposium on Effects of
ASTM President Speaks at Workshop on Copper and Concrete Present Construe- Radiation on Nuclear Mate-
Catholic University, Sept./ Aluminum Wire and Cable tion Standards Training in rials and the Nuclear Fuel
Oct., 10 Connections Capability Mexico, Jan./Feb., 4 Cycle, May/June, 75
ASTM Represented at Student Study, Sept./Oct., 76 New Portland Cement Calibra- ASTM Committee C28 on
Event in Colombia, May/ Workshop on Principles and tion Standards, Nov./Dec., 63 Advanced Ceramics:
June, 7 Practices of Electrical Con- Pervious Subcommittee Flexural Strength of Honeycomb
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Ceramics, Nov./Dec., 63 temayor, May/June, 66 ASTM Committee Dll on Rubber: Promoting Patient Safety,
Interview with the 2008 Chair¬ Presents Award of Merit to A.T. Allergen Tests for Rubber March/April, 34
man of the ASTM Board of Lau, July/Aug., 88 Products Provided in New ASTM Committee D20 on
Directors, Jan./Feb., 14 Standards Training: ASTM Pe¬ Proposed Standard, Jan./ Plastics:
New Advanced Ceramics Stan¬ troleum Courses Available Feb., 53 Be Glad of Life (SpotLight)
dards Cover Fracture Mirror in Middle East, Jan./Feb., 6 Consistent Quality of Food [Webber], Nov./Dec., 100
Size Analysis, Tensile ASTM Committee D04 on Road Handling Gloves Assured Indian Official Meets with
Strength Data, July/Aug., 71 and Paving Materials: by New Standard, July/ ASTM Staff and Past Board
Testing of Round Specimens Asphalt Concrete Fatigue Aug., 70 Member to Discuss Plastics,
Allowed for in New Ceram¬ Failure, Nov./Dec., 69 ASTM Committee D13 on Nov./Dec., 7
ics Standard, May/June, 54 ASTM International Honors Textiles: Presents Award of Excellence
ASTM Committee D01 on Paint the Late C.G. Cash, Jan./ ASTM Chief Representative in to R.J. Galipeau, Sept./
and Related Coatings, Materi¬ Feb., 57 China Discusses Standards Oct., 66
als and Applications: Exploring Green Highways at Joint Initiative, Nov./ Presents Award of Merit to
Coating Thickness Standard (Bryce), Sept./Oct., 39 Dec., 5 A.D. Kupfer, Sept./Oct., 68
Describes Measurement Federal Railroad Administra¬ Introduces Proficiency Testing Proposed New Standards Fo¬
Procedures, Jan./Feb., 47 tion Cites Retroreflective for Textiles, March/April, 48 cus on Backed Vinyl Siding,
Coil Coated Metal Subcommit¬ Sheeting Standard, May/ Members Bring Technical As¬ Bioreactor Landfill Condi¬
tee at Work on Proposed June, 10 sistance to Taiwan, Israel, tions, May/June, 58
Zirconium Standard, March/ From Tires to Asphalt, Sept./ July/Aug., 13 Resin Identification Codes (Wil¬
April, 44 Oct., 55 Yarns and Fibers Subcommit¬ helm), Sept./Oct., 44
From Earth to Engine, May/ New Proposed Standard for tee at Work on Proposed ASTM Committee D22 on Air
June, 26 Pavement Marking to Polyolefin Chopped Strand Quality:
New Standard Measures Water Reflect Changes, Jan./ Standard, July/Aug., 80 Elects J.S. Webber as Chair,
and Volatiles, May/June, 48 Feb., 54 ASTM Committee D14 on July/Aug., 94
New Traffic Coatings Standard Performance-Based Binder Adhesives: Guide Provides Means to Ana¬
Evaluates Water Wash-Off Testing is Subject of New Re-Tack Ability in Carpet Adhe¬ lyze Asbestos Data, May/
Resistance, Jan./Feb., 48 Standard, July/Aug., 76 sives, Nov./Dec., 66 June, 50
Printing Inks, Nov./Dec., 67 Relative Density/Absorption ASTM Committee D16 on Johnson Conference: Critical
Proposed Ink Resin Standard Determination, Nov./Dec., 60 Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Issues in Monitoring Asbes¬
to Replace Manual Meth¬ ASTM Committee DOS on Coal Related Chemicals: tos, May/June, 75
ods, March/April, 44 and Coke: New Standard Provides Sulfur Presents Thomas Award to
Proposed New Standard Elects J.T. Riley Chair, July/ Test, March/April, 38 Richard Danchik, May/
Measures Coating Adhesion Aug., 92 Test Method to Assist in Sulfur June, 66
to Concrete Surfaces, Jan./ Macro Thermogravimetric Determination, Jan./Feb., 43 Symposium on Airliner Cabin
Feb., 49 Analysis, Sept./Oct., 58 ASTM Committee D18 on Soil Environment: Recent Prog¬
Two New Standards Display Presents R.A. Glenn Award to and Rock: ress in Characterization
Range of Paint Committee David Byer, March/April, 51 Dynamic Drop Test to Be Used and Improvement, March/
Activities, July/Aug., 72 ASTM Committee 007 on Wood: for Rock Anchor Testing, April, 56
Workshop to Focus on Volatile Presents Award of Merit to D.S. May/June, 53 ASTM Committee D24 on
Organic Compound and Gromala, July/Aug., 87 Elects R.J. Ebelhar as Chair, Carbon Black:
Hazardous Air Pollutants, Presents Markwardt Award to May/June, 69 Presents Award of Merit to
May/June, 51 R.H. White, July/Aug., 86 Proposed Standard Will Pro¬ Michael Warskulat, July/
ASTM Committee D02 on ASTM Committee DOS on vide Reliable Method for Aug., 89
Petroleum Products and Roofing and Waterproofing: Beryllium Measurements, Presents Award of Merit to
Lubricants: ASTM Honors the Late C.G. March/April, 47 R.W. Magee, July/Aug., 88
ASTM Biofuel Standards in Cash, Jan./Feb., 57 Standard Brings Uniformity ASTM Committee D26 on Halo-
New Energy Law, March/ Gives Award of Appreciation to to Mulch Moisture-Holding genated Organic Solvents and
April, 4 Linda Boniello (Photobox), Test, Jan./Feb., 42 Hre Extinguishing Agents:
ASTM Staff, Members of Peru's May/June, 5 Standard Provides Test for Change with the Changing
Petroleum Indusry, Discuss Modified Bitumen Sheet Mate¬ Rolled Erosion Control Times: D26 Celebrates 50th
Biodiesel, Nov./Dec., 4 rial, Nov./Dec., 59 Products, Jan./Feb., 43 Anniversary (SpotLight),
Aviation Fuels Meeting - War¬ Water Migration Resistance, Testing for Sediment Reten¬ May/June, 88
saw, Poland, Sept./Oct., 48 Nov./Dec., 59 tion Devices Provided by New Standards Promote
Aviation Fuels Subcommittee ASTM Committee D09 on Elec¬ New Standard, May/June, 52 Quality, Safe Handling of
to Meet in Warsaw, Poland, trical and Electronic Insulating Vapor Intrusion Evaluations Fire Extinguishing Agents,
May/June, 60 Materials: to Be Aided by Proposed March/April, 40
Biodiesel Fuels, Nov./Dec., 56 Presents Award of Excellence Vadose Zone Standard, ASTM Committee D27 on
From Earth to Engine, May/ to R.J. Galipeau, Sept./ July/Aug., 78 Electrical Insulating Liquids
June, 26 Oct., 66 Vibrating Hammer Test to Be and Gases:
Members Bring Technical As¬ ASTM Committee DIO on Used for Soils Field Testing, Names C.C. Claiborne as New
sistance to Taiwan, Israel, Packaging: Jan./Feb., 44 Chair, May/June, 67
July/Aug., 13 Single Parcel Delivery Sys¬ ASTM Committee D19 on Water: Presents Johnson Award to
Metrology for a Biodiesel Fu¬ tems, Sept./Oct., 52 From Earth to Engine, May/ O.J. Codina, March/April, 52
ture (Ausura), Jan./Feb., 36 Workshop to Focus on Distri¬ June, 26 ASTM Committee D30 on Com¬
Presents Andrews Scroll of bution Packaging, March/ New Standard Measures Water posite Materials:
Achievement to R.G. Mon- April, 49 and Volatiles, May/June, 48 New Test Method Focuses on
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Glass Transition Tempera- Oct., 57 By the Numbers (InFocus), Arab Emirates and India |
1 ture, May/June, 50 Key Exterior Insulation and Jan./Feb., 60 (Photobox), March/April, 5 '
j ASTM Committee D33 on Pro- Finish Systems Documents Dealing with Outliers (Data- Interview with the 2008 Chair- i
1 tective Coating and Lining for Now ASTM Standards, Points), Nov./Dec., 22 man of the ASTM Board of i
Power Generation Facilities: March/April, 38 Names Stephen Luko as Chair, Directors. Jan./Feb., 14
D33 Chair, ASTM Staff Attend Market Access by Evaluation May/Jure, 70 New Torque Calibration i
Meeting at China’s Institute Measures (Perspective), Reporting Test Results (Data- Standard Will Help Reduce i
' for Standardization of Nov./Dec., 26 Points), Sept./Oct., 16 Laboratory Uncertainties,
Nuclear Industry (Photo¬ Meetings Go Green (Quigley), Technical Assistance Training, July/Aug., 69
box), March/April, 5 Sept./Oct., 30 Nov./Dec., 10 ASTM Committee E30 on
ASTM Committee D35 on News of the ASTM Interna¬ ASTM Committee E12 on Color Forensic Sciences: n
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Geosynthetics: tional Board of Directors and Appearance: Standards for Questioned
Corona, Hychalk Attend (ReCap), July/Aug., 28 Be Glad of Life (SpotLight) Document Examination j
GeoAmericas2008 Confer¬ New Standard Provides Guide¬ [Webber], Nov./Dec., 100 (Vargas). Nov./Dec., 50
ence, May/June, 9 lines for Industrial Rope Latest Wave of Gonioappar- ASTM Committee E31 on
Geosynthetics Committee is Access, March/April, 41 ent Colorants Illuminated Healthcare Informatics:
Subject of Campus Visit to Presents Award of Merit to Dru in New Standard. July/ Delegation Visits ASTM (Pho¬
Drexel, July/Aug., 16 Meadows, May/June, 68 Aug., 68 tobox). May/June, 5
Participation Requested for Proposed New Standard to Luminance Ratio of Fluorescent Elects D.C. Kibbe Chair. July/
Proposed Asperity Height Focus on Skylight Safety, Specimens, Nov./Dec., 62 Aug., 90
Standard, Jan./Feb., 52 March/April, 42 Standard Addresses Precision PDF Healthcare Best Practices
ASTM Committee E01 on Ana¬ Rating Green Buildings (En¬ Issues for Color, March/ Guide Published. May/June,
lytical Chemistry for Metals, right), Sept./Oct., 34 April. 40 43
Ores and Related Materials: Serviceability Subcommittee ASTM Committee E13 on Technology Connects Medical 1
Calcium/Magnesium Determi¬ at Work on Proposed Stan¬ Molecular Spectoscopy and Records (Enright), March/
nation, Sept./Oct., 58 dards, May/June, 56 Separation Science: April. 28
Industry Requests Lead to Sustainability in Buildings Multivariate Calibrations, Nov./ ASTM Committee E35 on Pes¬
New Standard for Oxygen (InFocus), Sept./Oct., 78 Dec., 64 ticides and Alternative Control
in Copper Determination, ASTM Committee EOT on Non¬ Raman Spectroscopy, Nov./ Agents:
July/Aug., 77 destructive Testing: Dec., 65 29th Symposium on Pesticide
Interview with the 2008 Chair- DICONDE for Eddy Current ASTM Committee E17 on Formulations and Delivery i
; man of the ASTM Board of Test Methods, Nov./Dec., 65 Vehicle-Pavement Systems: Systems: Application of
j Directors, Jan./Feb., 14 Workshop on Composite Over¬ Kummer Lecture Award Given Formulation and Adjuvant
Presents Churchill Award to wrapped Pressure Vessels. to G.K. Chang. March/April, 51 Technology. Sept./Oct., 76
G.L. Beck, May/June, 66 July/Aug., 96 ASTM Committee E18 on Sen¬ Clean Room Disinfectants,
Presents Linde Leadership ASTM Committee E08 on sory Evaluation: Sept./Oct., 50
Award to P.M. Cole, March/ Fatigue and Fracture: Consumer Product Testing Development of Latest
April, 52 Gives Award of Merit to Michael Across Cultures and Coun¬ Proposed Biofilm Standard
ASTM Committee E04 on McGaw, Jan./Feb., 57 tries (InFocus), May/June, 78 Launched, May/June, 54
Metallography: Gives Wessel Award to Jerry Instrument Test Result Task Elects G.R. Goss Chair, July/
Presents Award of Merit to J.J. Petrak, May/June, 67 Group Seeks Members, Aug., 90
Friel, Sept./Oct., 67 Symposium on Fatigue and March/April, 45 Hygienic Handwash/Handrub
ASTM Committee EOS on Fire Fracture of Medical Metallic Nominees Sought for Sensory Agents, Sept./Oct., 51
Standards: Materials, May/June, 75 Evaluation Committee’s Quality ana Innovation (Spot¬
Fire Test Response for Materi¬ Workshop on Crack-Tip- Peryam Award, July/Aug., light), March/April. 68
als of Low Combustibility Opening Angle Applications 6: Sept./Oct., 7 ASTM Committee E36 on
Covered in Proposed Calo¬ in Pipeline and Aerospace Seminar on Design of Experi¬ Laboratory and Inspection i
rimeter Test, July/Aug., 80 Structures. May/June. 76 ments Overview, March/ Agency Accreditation:
NIST Standards in Trade ASTM Committee E10 on April, 56 News of the ASTM Interna¬
Workshop Focuses on Fire Nuclear Technology and Sensory Experiment Scales, tional Board of Directors i
Protection, Nov./Dec., 13 Applications: Sept./Oct., 56 (ReCap), July/Aug., 28 ' B
Presents Award of Merit to Delegation in U.S. from Viet¬ ASTM Committee E20 on Tem¬ ASTM Committee E47 on
N.J. Alvares, July/Aug., 87 nam Meets with ASTM Staff perature Measurement: Biological Effects and Environ¬ ;
Presents Ingberg Award to Ned to Discuss Nuclear Technol¬ ASTM and the Mercury Initia¬ mental Fate:
Keltner, March/April, 53 ogy Standards, Nov./Dec.. 7 tive (Enright). Sept./Oct., 46 Elects Larry Kapustka Chair, 1
Proposed New Standard to New Practice to Aid in Use of ASTM Committee E21 on Space July/Aug., 91 !
Protect Decks from Fire, Dosimetry Standards, Jan./ Simulation and Applications of ASTM Committee E50 on En¬ !
i Jan./Feb., 51 Feb., 52 Space Technology: vironmental Assessment, Risk i
i Where There's Smoke There Symposium on Effects of Elects Jack Sanders as Chair. Management and Corrective 1
Doesn't Have to Be Fire Radiation on Nuclear Mate¬ July/Aug., 92 Action: ij
(Wilhelm), May/June, 28 rials and the Nuclear Fuel ASTM Committee E28 on Elects Julie Kilgore as Chair, !
ASTM Committee E06 on Per¬ Cycle. May/June, 75 Mechanical Testing: May/June. 70
formance of Buildings: Workshop on Dosimetry for ASTM Visits Rensselaer Forestland Site Assessment.
Exploring Green Highways Radiation Processing, July/ Polytechnic Institute. May/ Sept./Oct., 49 1
(Bryce), Sept./Oct., 38 Aug., 96 June, 6 New Standard Provides for i
Identification of Construc¬ ASTM Committee Ell on Qual¬ Committee Chair Presents Assessment of Potential for
tion Cost Estimates, Sept./ ity and Statistics: ASTM Information in United Vapor Intrusion into Struc-
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tures, May/June, 42 Kaplan, Sept./Oct., 66 ASTM Toy Safety Standard For Your Amusement (Editor's
ASTM Committee E53 on Prop¬ Symposium on Fatigue and Moves Closer to Becom¬ Note), May/June, 2
erty Management Systems: Fracture of Medical Metallic ing a Mandatory Federal From Carousel to Coaster:
110, Part II, July/Aug., 52 Materials, May/June, 75 Requirement, May/June, 5 F24 and Amusement Ride
ASTM Committee E54 on Testing of Motion-Preserving Corner Post Revision to Make Standards (Quigley), May/
Homeland Security Applica¬ Implants Covered in New Bunk Beds Safer, Jan./ June, 20
tions: Standard, July/Aug., 67 Feb., 46 James Seay Elected Chair,
110, Part II, July/Aug., 52 ASTM Committee F08 on Dana Award Given to Katha¬ July/Aug., 94
Comparison of Robots for Ur¬ Sports Eguipment and Facilities: rine Morgan, July/Aug., 86 ASTM Committee F25 on Ships
ban Search and Rescue Ad¬ Bicycles Around the World Health Canada Cites ASTM and Marine Technology:
dressed in New Standard, (Spotlight), Jan./Feb., 68 Bunk Bed Standard, Sept./ Howard Hime Elected Chair,
July/Aug., 66 Frame and Enclosure Com¬ Oct., 6 July/Aug., 90
Compounds to Counteract ponents for Trampolines Labeling for Inflatable Air Mat¬ Presents Haas Memo¬
Effects of Radiological Discussed in Proposed tresses, Nov./Dec., 60 rial Award to S.P. Markle,
Weapons to Be Described Standard, July/Aug., 76 New Law to Protect Children March/April, 53
in Proposed New Standard, Martial Arts Subcommittee, from Burns, Requires ASTM ASTM Committee F33 on
July/Aug., 75 Sept./Oct., 61 Standard, F2517 Cited, Detention and Correctional
Protection of Control Rooms New Airsoft Subcommittee, Sept./Oct., 5 Facilities:
Covered in Proposed New Sept./Oct., 56 Protection from Portable Pool Sets the Standard for Deten¬
Standard, July/Aug., 74 Olympic Spirit (Spotlight), Risks Provided by New tion and Correctional
ASTM Committee E55 on July/Aug., 104 Standard, May/June, 45 Facilities (Quigley), March/
Manufacture of Pharmaceuti¬ Presents Hulse Memorial Swimming Pool Safety Stan¬ April, 24
cal Products: Award to Monty Christians¬ dard in New Law to Prevent ASTM Committee F34 on Roll¬
110, Part II, July/Aug., 52 en, March/April, 52 Drowning Accidents, March/ ing Element Bearings:
Continuous Quality Verifica¬ Symposium on Safety in Ice April, 4 110, Part II, July/Aug., 52
tion Process is Subject Hockey, May/June, 76 ASTM Committee F17 on Plastic Interview with the 2008 Chair¬
of New Pharmaceutical ASTM Committee F10 on Piping Systems: man of the ASTM Board of
Standard, May/June, 44 Livestock, Meat and Poultry Crimped Polyethylene Pipe Directors, Jan./Feb., 14
Manufacturing Systems Stan¬ Evaluation Systems: Fittings, Nov./Dec., 61 ASTM Committee F36 on
dard Covers Life Cycle of 110, Part II, July/Aug., 52 Gas Distribution Systems, Technology and Underground
Process, Jan./Feb., 40 ASTM Committee F11 on Sept./Oct., 57 Utilities:
ASTM Committee E56 on Vacuum Cleaners: HDPE Water Quality Units to 110, Part II, July/Aug., 52
Nanotechnology: Proposed Standard Covers Be Addressed by Subcom¬ Names Alison Ratliff as Chair,
110, Part II, July/Aug., 52 Vacuum Cleaner Bag Emis¬ mittee, May/June, 47 May/June, 71
Interview with the 2008 Chair¬ sions, March/April, 37 More on Polyethylene Pipe Subcommittee to Develop
man of the ASTM Board of ASTM Committee F12 on Secu¬ (InBox), March/April, 13 Asset Management Stan¬
Directors, Jan./Feb., 14 rity Systems and Equipment: Polyethylene Pipe (InBox), dards, Jan./Feb., 51
Newly Approved Nanotech Workshop on Satisfying Anti- Jan./Feb., 11 ASTM Committee F37 on Light
Standards to Aid in Cancer Terrorism Requirements Polyethylene Pipe for Gas Sport Aircraft:
Research, July/Aug., 64 Through Emerging Stan¬ Gathering Covered in New 110, Part II, July/Aug., 52
ASTM Committee E57 on 3D dards, Sept./Oct., 76 Standard, May/June, 49 FAA Rules in Favor of ASTM
Imaging Systems: ASTM Committee F13 on Pe¬ Presents Reinhart/Kuhimann LSA Standards for Use in
110, Part II, July/Aug., 52 destrian/Walkway Safety and Award to J.W. Barsoom, Primary Category Airplane
ASTM Committee E60 on Footwear: Sept./Oct., 65 Manufacture, March/April, 6
Sustainability: News of the ASTM Interna¬ ASTM Committee F20 on Light Sport Aircraft Industry
Meeting to Organize, Sept./ tional Board of Directors Hazardous Substances and Oil Takes Flight on ASTM
Oct., 28 (ReCap), July/Aug., 28 Spill Response: International Standards
ASTM Committee F02 on Flex¬ ASTM Committee F14 on New Standard to Aid in (Stephenson and Stephen¬
ible Barrier Packaging: Fences: Buoyancy Determination; son), Nov./Dec., 42
Oxygen Gas Transmission Proposed New Practice Evalu¬ Proposed Guide Covers In- ASTM Committee F38 on Un¬
Rate, Sept./Oct., 53 ates Security Fence System Situ Marsh Burning, March/ manned Air Vehicle Systems:
Presents Award of Merit to Effectiveness, July/Aug., 69 April, 39 110, Part II, July/Aug., 52
Michael Troedel, July/ Skate Parks and Water Play Ar¬ ASTM Committee F23 on Per¬ Integration of Flight Op¬
Aug., 89 eas Now Covered by Fence sonal Protective Clothing and erations Aided by New
ASTM Committee F03 on Standards, July/Aug., 73 Equipment: Unmanned Air Vehicle
Gaskets: Various Fencing Applications Elects Thomas Neal as Chair, Standard, May/June, 44
Nonmetallic Flat Gasket Evalu¬ Covered in New Standard, May/June, 70 ASTM Committee F39 on
ation, Sept./Oct., 55 March/April, 36 Subcommittee on Radiological Normal and Utility Category
ASTM Committee F04 on ASTM Committee F15 on Con¬ Hazards Developing Pro¬ Airplane Electrical Wiring
Medical and Surgical Materials sumer Products: posed Inspection Standard, Systems:
and Devices: ASTM Chief Representative in Jan./Feb., 41 110, Part II, July/Aug., 52
Interview with the 2008 Chair¬ China Discusses Standards ASTM Committee F24 on New Standard Offers Guidance
man of the ASTM Board of at Joint Initiative, Nov./ Amusement Rides and Devices: for Airplane Electrical Wir¬
Directors, Jan./Feb., 14 Dec., 5 B.D. King Receives Doc Brown ing, May/June, 47
Presents Award of Merit to Mark ASTM International Visits Award from Leonard Mor¬ ASTM Committee F40 on
Melkerson, July/Aug., 88 with China Toy Association rissey (Photobox), March/ Declarable Substances in
Presents Laing Award to D.S. Executives, May/June, 4 April, 50 Materials:
88 ASTMSTANDARDIZATIONNFWS ■ NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 200B www.astm.org
110, Part II. July/Aug., 52 July/Aug., 2 Sept./Oct., 76 Trip (Photobox), Jan./
Approves Its First Test Method, Mozambique and Grenada, Crack-Tip-Opening Angle Feb., 9
Nov./Dec., 61 MarchMpril, 8 Applications in Pipeline Bryce, James:
ASTM Hosts ANSI/NAM Net¬ News of the ASTM Interna¬ and Aerospace Structures ASTM Sponsors Missouri Stu¬
work on Chemical Regula¬ tional Board of Directors (E08). May/June, 76 dent as WISE Intern, July/
tion Meeting, March/April, 6 (ReCap), July/Aug., 28 Deciding to Sponsor a Sym¬ Aug., 16
Chemical Regulation Chal¬ Qatar, St. Vincent and the posium (EnRoute), Sept./ Building Seals and Sealants:
lenges Industry (Provoca¬ Grenadines, Jan./Feb., 7 Oct., 14 see ASTM Committee C24
tive), March/April, 16 South African Development Design of Experiments Over¬ Byer, David:
Enhesa Dabase Now Available Community Cooperation in view (E18), March/April, 56 Receives R.A. Glenn Award
to Declarable Substance Standards, July/Aug., 14 Dosimetry for Radiation Pro¬ from DOS, March/April, 51
Committee Members, Jan./ ASTM Officers' Training Work¬ cessing (E10), July/Aug., 96
Feb., 41 shop: Principles and Practices of
New REACH Standard is Pub¬ Held in September (Photoes¬ Electrical Conductors
lished, July/Aug., 65 say), Nov./Dec., 14 (805), March/April, 56
Sustainable Approach to ASTM Online Dictionary: Satisfying Anti-Terrorism Carbon Black;
Manufacture and Trade 110, Part I, May/June, 32 Requirements Through see ASTM Committee D24
(Editon's Note), March/ More Terms, Expanded Search Emerging Standards (F12), Cash, C.G.:
April, 2 Options Enhance ASTM Sept./Oct., 76 ASTM International Honors
ASTM Committee F41 on Online Dictionary, March/ Sheet Steel Specifications the Late C.G. Cash, Jan./
Unmanned Maritime Vehicle April, 6 (A01), July/Aug., 96 Feb., 57
Systems: ASTM Open House Program: Castro Espinoza, Patricia:
110, Part II, July/Aug., 52 110, Part I, May/June, 32 Standards Experts from Korea
ASTM Committee G01 on Cor¬ ASTM Standards Expert Ex¬ and Peru Visit ASTM, Sept./
rosion of Metals; change Program: Oct., 6
Presents LaOue Memorial Experts Lead Virtual Sessions Bahke, Torsten: Catholic University;
Award to T.J. Summerson, for Riyadh, Bogota, Jan./ Nominated as ASTM Direc¬ ASTM President Speaks at
March/April, 54 Feb., 6 tor for 2009-2011, Sept./ Catholic University, Sept./
ASTM Committee G03 on ASTM Symposia: Oct., 73 Oct., 10
Weathering and Durability: 29th Symposium on Pesticide Baldrige National Quality Cement:
Proposed Exposure Test to Aid Formulations and Delivery Award: see ASTM Committee C01
Auto Companies, March/ Systems: Application of Baldrige and Quality (Quigley), Cement and Concrete Refer¬
April, 47 Formulation and Adjuvant July/Aug., 40 ence Laboratory:
ASTM Committee G04 on Technology (E35), Sept./ Barsoom, J.W.; Interview with the 2008 Chair¬
Compatibility and Sensitiv¬ Oct., 76 Receives Reinhart/Kuhimann man of the ASTM Board of
ity of Materials in Oxygen Airliner Cabin Environment: Award from F17, Sept./ Directors, Jan./Feb., 14
Enriched Atmospheres: Recent Progress in Charac¬ Oct., 65 Spellerberg Retires from Ce¬
Preventing Oxygen Eguipment terization and Improvement Beck. G.L.; ment and Concrete Refer¬
Fires (Chiffoleau and New¬ (D22), March/April, 56 Receives Churchill Award from ence Laboratory. Lenker
ton), Nov./Dec., 32 Deciding to Sponsor a Sym¬ E01, May/June, 66 Becomes New Manager,
Solar Spectral Distributions, posium (EnRoute), Sept./ Beijing Bureau of Quality and July/Aug., 19
Nov./Dec., 58 Oct., 14 Technical Supervision: Central Institute of Plastics
ASTM Digital Library: Durability of Building and Many Standardization Events Engineering and Technology:
110, Part I, May/June, 32 Construction Sealants and Highlight Trip to China Indian Official Meets with
ASTM History: Adhesives (C24, RILEM), (Photoessay), July/Aug., 8 ASTM Staff and Past Board
110, Part I, May/June, 32 March/April, 56 Bin-Fahad, Rashid Ahmad: Member to Discuss Plastics,
110, Part II, July/Aug., 52 Effects of Radiation on Becomes Environmental Nov./Dec., 7
For Your Amusement (Editor’s Nuclear Materials and the Minister for United Arab Chemical Producers and
Note). May/June, 2 Nuclear Fuel Cycle (E10, Emirates, May/June, 8 Distributors Association:
ASTM Interlaboratory Study C26), May/June, 75 Biological Effects and Environ¬ Quality and Innovation (Spot¬
Program: Fatigue and Fracture of Medi¬ mental Fate: light), March/April, 68
110, Part II. July/Aug., 52 cal Metallic Materials (E08, see ASTM Committee E47 CHETAH:
News of the ASTM Interna¬ F04), May/June, 75 Blair, Malcolm: Cat of A Different Color (In
tional Board of Directors Johnson Conference: Critical Receives Award of Merit from Focus), March/April, 58
(ReCap), July/Aug., 28 Issues in Monitoring Asbes¬ A01, Sept./Oct., 67 China:
ASTM Memorandum of Under¬ tos (D22), May/June, 75 Boniello, Linda: 110, May/June, 32
standing Program: Safety in Ice Hockey (F08), Receives Award of Apprecia¬ ASTM Chief Representative in
110, Part I, May/June, 32 May/June, 76 tion from D08, May/June, 5 China Discusses Standards
ASTM Staff Meet with Delega¬ ASTM Washington, D.C.. Office: Brazilian National Petroleum at Joint Initiative, Nov./
tion from Afghanistan in 110, Part II, July/Aug., 52 Natural Gas and Biofuels Dec., 5
Washington, D.C., Nov./ ASTM Workshops/Seminars: Agency; ASTM Donates to China Earth¬
Dec., 5 Composite Overwrapped Pres¬ Representatives Meet with quake Relief, July/Aug., 7
Bahrain and Pakistan, Sept./ sure Vessels (EOT), July/ ASTM Staff (Photobox), ASTM Visits with China Toy As¬
Oct., 8 Aug., 96 Jan./Feb., 5 sociation Executives. May/
Kazakhstan, July/Aug., 12 Copper and Aluminum Wire Bridgeport Elementary School: June, 4
Manufacturing, Standards and and Cable Connections Elementary Students Visit Riv- ASTM Staffers Visit Beijing,
Quality (Editor's Note), Capability Study (805, BOD, erbend in ASTM-Sponsored Host Dinner (Photobox),
www.astm.org NOVEMBFR/DECEMBER 200B ■ ASTMSTANDARDIZATIOKNEWS 89
March/April, 7 Nov./Dec., 10 Nominated as ASTM Direc¬ (Gorman), Jan./Feb., 2
China Stone Material Industry Virtual Training: Proposed tor for 2009-2011, Sept./ Sustainable Approach to
Association Group Meets Method Discussed Through Oct., 73 Manufacture and Trade
with ASTM Staff (Photo¬ Online Centers, Jan./Feb., 7 Declarable Substances in (Gorman), March/April, 2
box), July/Aug., 5 Color and Appearanre: Materials: The ASTM Advantage (Gor¬
Chinese Lumber Industry see ASTM (Committee E12 see ASTM Committee F40 man), Nov./Dec., 2
Members Meet at ASTM Comision Panamericana de Deere & Company: Egyptian Organization for
(Photobox), Jan./Feb., 5 Normas Tecnicas (COPANT): Standards and One Multina¬ Standardization and Quality:
D33 Chair, ASTM Staff Attend ASTM Staff Attend COPANT, tional Corporation (Pro- Workshop and EOS Meeting
Meeting at China’s Institute AAHE Meetings in Buenos Vocative), July/Aug., 32 Highlight Trip to Egypt,
for Standardization of Aires, July/Aug., 18 DeJong, Christine: Sept./Oct., 4
Nuclear Industry (Photo¬ Compatibility and Sensitiv¬ Becomes Staff Manager, May/ Electrical and Electronic
box), March/April, 5 ity of Materials in Oxygen June, 5 Insulating Materials:
Hefei General Machinery Enriched Atmospheres: Delaware County Christian see ASTM Committee D09
Research Institute Delega¬ see ASTM Committee G04 School: Electrical Conductors:
tion Meets with ASTM Staff Composite Materials: ASTM International Partici¬ see ASTM Committee B01
(Photobox), July/Aug., 5 see ASTM Committee D30 pates in High School Career Electrical Insulating Liquids
Many Standardization Events Concrete and Concrete Ag¬ Day, July/Aug., 17 and Gases:
Highlight Trip to China gregates: Delery, Oliver, Jr.: see ASTM Committee D27
(Photoessay), July/Aug., 8 see ASTM Committee C09 Elected Chair of C13, July/ Engineers Week:
China National Institute of Concrete Pipe: Aug., 90 Engineers Week 2009 to Be
Standardization: see ASTM Committee C13 Department of Homeland Held in February (InAddi¬
Many Standardization Events Concrete LatinoAmerica: Security: tion), Nov./Dec., 80
Highlight Trip to China ASTM Attends Show (Photo¬ see U.S. Department of Home¬ EnRoute:
(Photoessay), July/Aug., 8 box), Sept./Oct., 7 land Security About Voting (Enright), Jan /
Chin, I.R.: Conshohocken Catholic School: Detention and Correctionai Feb., 10
Recognized with W.C. Voss ASTM Donates SmartBoard Facilities: Deciding to Sponsor a Sym¬
Award, March/April, 51 (Photobox), July/Aug., 19 see ASTM Committee F33 posium (Enright), Sept./
Chiwozva, Gerald: Conshohocken Little League: DiGiovanni, Daniel: Oct., 14
From Earth to Engine, May/ ASTM Makes Contribution for ASTM Summer Intern to Focus Getting Positive Results from
June, 26 New Scoreboard (Photo¬ on Academic Outreach, Negative Votes (Morgan),
Christensen, B.J.: box), Sept./Oct., 9 July/Aug., 16 March/April, 14
Receives Thompson Award Consumer Products: Digital Library: Negative Vote Disposition
from C09, Jan./Feb., 58 see ASTM Committee F15 see ASTM Digital Library (Orthey and Enright), Nov./
Christiansen, Monty: Consumer Product Safety Dimension Stone: Dec., 18
Receives W.F. Hulse Memorial Commission: see ASTM Committee C18 Standards Tracker and RSS
Award from F08, March/ see U.S. Consumer Product Drexel University: Feeds (Enright), May/June, 12
April, 52 Safety Commission Geosynthetics Committee is Your ASTM Toolbox (Enright),
Claiborne, C.C.: Copper and Copper Alloys: Subject of Campus Visit to July/Aug., 24
Named New Chair of D27, May/ see ASTM Committee B05 Drexel, July/Aug., 16 Environmental Protection
June, 67 Corona, Vanessa: Agency:
Coal and Coke: Corona, Hychalk Attend E see U.S. Environmental Protec¬
see ASTM Committee DOS GeoAmericas2008 Confer¬ tion Agency
Coalition for Fire-Safe Ciga¬ ence, May/June, 9 European Association for the
rettes: Corrosion of Metals: Eastern University: Study of Science and Technol¬
Where There's Smoke There see ASTM Committee GDI Olshefsky Speaks to Eastern ogy:
Doesn't Have to Be Fire Costa Rica: University Class, May/ International Standardization
(Wilhelm), May/June, 28 Virtual Training: Proposed June, 6 Discussed at Science/Tech¬
Codina, O.J.: Method Discussed Through Ebelhar, R.J.: nology/Society Conference
Receives Johnson Award from Online Centers, Jan./Feb., 7 Elected Chair of D18, May/ in Rotterdam, Nov./Dec., 12
D27, March/April, 52 CPFEUM: June, 69 European Aviation Safety
Cole, P.M.: see United Mexican States Ecobuild America: Agency:
Receives Linde Leadership Farmacopea Ecobuild Fall and AEC-STR Fall ASTM Staff Meets with
Award from E01, March/ to Be Held in December European Parliament for
April, 52 (InAddition), Sept./Oct., 80 London Rep and EASA
Colombia: D Ecuador: (Photobox), Sept./Oct., 5
ASTM Members and Staff Attend Cement and Concrete are European Committee for
Concrete Industry Event in Danchik, Richard: Focus of Coordinated Standardization:
Colombia, Nov./Dec., 6 Receives Thomas Award from Program in Ecuador, Nov./ ASTM in Sweden (Schindler),
ASTM Represented at Student D22, May/June, 66 Dec., 8 July/Aug., 44
Event in Colombia, May/ DataPoints: Editor's Note: European Parliament for
June, 7 Dealing with Outliers (Murphy For Your Amusement (Gorman), London:
Standards Expert Exchange and Lau), Nov./Dec., 22 May/June, 2 ASTM Staff Meets with Rep
Program: Experts Lead Reporting Test Results (Mur¬ Manufacturing, Standards and and European Aviation
Virtual Sessions for Riyadh, phy and Fortini), Sept./ Quality (Gorman), July/ Safety Agency (Photobox),
Bogota, Jan./Feb., 6 Oct., 16 Aug., 2 Sept./Oct., 5
Technical Assistance Training, Davis, C.D.: New Year and a New SN European Union:
90 ASTMSTANDARDIZATIONNEWS ■ N0VEMBER / DECEMBER 2 0 0 8 www.astm.org
ASFM Chief Representative in D07, July/Aug., 87 Green Practices and Technolo¬ Focus of Coordinated
China Discusses Standards at Guatemala: gies (Nelson) [Response Program in Ecuador, Nov./
Joint Initiative. Nov./Dec.. 5 Virtual Training: Proposed to Quigley July/Aug. '08 Dec., 8
Chemical Regulation Chal¬ Method Discussed Through feature], Nov./Dec., 20 Instituto Mexicano del Ce-
lenges Industry (Provoca¬ Online Centers, Jan./Feb., 7 More on Polyethylene Pipe mento y del Concrete:
tive), March/April, 16 (Radoszewski) [Response Members of Committee on
to Jan./Feb. '08 letter], Concrete Present Construc¬
H March/April, 13 tion Standards Training in
F Polyethylene Pipe (Beakley) Mexico, Jan./Feb., 4
Haggard, W.O.: [Response to November '07 Instituto Nacional de Defensa
Fatigue and Fracture: Nominated as ASTM Direc¬ Tech News article], Jan./ de la Competencia y de la
see ASTM Committee EOS tor for 2009-2011, Sept./ Feb., 11 Proteccion de la Propiedad
Federal Aviation Administration: Oct., 74 Setting the Record Straight Intelectual (INDECOPI):
FAA Rules in Favor of ASTM Halogenated Organic Solvents (Bystrom) [Response to Global Partnerships that Work
LSA Standards for Use in and Fire Extinguishing Agents: notice May/June '08], July/ (Wilhelm), July/Aug.. 48
Primary Category Airplane see ASTM Committee D26 Aug., 23 Standards Experts from Korea
Manufacture, March/April. 5 Hazardous Substances and Oil Significant Digits (Creasy) and Peru Visit ASTM, Sept./
Federal Railroad Administration: Spill Response: [Response to Sept./Oct. Oct., 6
Cites Retroreflective Sheeting see ASTM Committee F20 DataPoints], Nov./Dec., 21 Instituto Nacional de Metrolo¬
Standard, May/June, 10 Health Canada: Significant Digits (Murphy and gia Normalizaqao e Oualidade
Federation of Societies for Cites ASTM Bunk Bed Stan¬ Lau) [Response to Creasy Industrial (INMETRO):
Coatings Technology: dard, Sept./Oct., 6 Letter], Nov./Dec., 21 Metrology for a Biodiesel Fu¬
FSCT and NPCA Keep Identi¬ Healthcare Informatics: INDECOPI: ture (Ausura), Jan./Feb., 36
ties, Merge Administration see ASTM Committee E31 see Institute Nacional de International Cooperation for
(InAddition), July/Aug., 95 Hefei General Machinery Re¬ Defensa de la Competencia Education about Standardization:
Fences: search Institute: y de la Proteccion de la Strategies for Education Dis¬
see ASTM Committee F14 Hefei General Machinery Propiedad Intelectual cussed at ICES Workshop,
Fiorato, A.E.: Research Institute Delega¬ India: May/June, 7
Elected Chair of C09, May/ tion Meets with ASTM Staff Committee Chair Presents International Organization for
June, 69 (Photobox), July/Aug., 5 ASTM Information in United Standardization:
Receives Katharine and Bryant Hime, Howard: Arab Emirates and India ASTM in Sweden (Schindler),
Mather Award from C09, Elected Chair of F25, July/ (Photobox), March/April, 5 July/Aug., 44
Jan./Feb., 58 Aug., 90 Official Meets with ASTM Staff Standards and One Multina¬
Fire Standards: Hoigard, K.R.: and Past Board Member to tional Corporation (Pro¬
see ASTM Committee EOS Receives Kessler Award from Discuss Plastics, Nov./Dec., 7 vocative). July/Aug., 32
Flexible Barrier Packaging: C18, March/April, 53 InFocus: International Union of Labo¬
see ASTM Committee F02 Homeland Security Applications: ASTM International Directories ratories and Experts in Con¬
Forensic Sciences: see ASTM Committee E54 (Enright). July/Aug., 93 struction Materials, Systems
see ASTM Committee E30 Hong Kong: By the Numbers: Organizing and Structures:
Friel, J.J.: ASTM and ASHRAE Staff¬ Data for Quality Control Symposium on Design of
Receives Award of Merit from ers Meet with Hong Kong (Enright), Jan./Feb., 60 Experiments Overview,
E04. Sept./Oct., 67 Electrical and Mechanical Cat of a Different Color: CHE- March/April. 56
Services Department Rep¬ TAH Helps Predict Energy Israel:
resentative. March/April, 9 Release Hazards (Enright), Global Partnerships that Work
G Huband, Frank: March/April, 58 (Wilhelm), July/Aug., 48
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ubject Index
see ASTM Committee F10 E06, May/June, 68 Manufacturing’s Future,
Luko, Stephen: Mechanical Testing: July/Aug., 36
Kaplan, D.S.: Named Chair of Ell, May/ see ASTM Committee E28 Chemical Regulation Chal¬
Receives Laing Award from June, 70 Medical and Surgical Materials lenges Industry (Provoca¬
F04, Sept./Oct., 66 Lytle, A.M.: and Devices: tive), March/April, 16
Kapustka, Larry: Receives ASTM/SES R.J. Paint¬ see ASTM Committee F04 Sustainable Approach to Man¬
Elected Chair of E47, July/ er Award, Nov./Dec., 72 Melkerson, Mark: ufacture and Trade (Editor's
Aug., 91 Receives Award of Merit from Note), March/April, 2
Kayser, R.F.: F04, July/Aug., 88 National Center for Standards
Interview with the 2008 Chair¬ Meltzer, T.H.: and Certification Information:
man of the ASTM Board of Promoting Patient Safety, Serving the Standards Com¬
Directors, Jan./Feb., 14 Magee, R.W.: March/April, 34 munity (Enright), Jan./
Keltner, Ned: Receives Award of Merit from Metallography: Feb., 30
Receives 5.H. Ingberg Award D24, July/Aug., 88 see ASTM Committee E04 National Institute of Standards
from E05, March/April, 53 Malmgreen, John: Mexico: and Technology:
Kibbe, D.C.: Elected Chair of 802, July/ 110, Part II, July/Aug., 52 ASTM Contributes to Risk Miti¬
Elected Chair of E31, July/ Aug., 91 ASTM Mexico City Staffer gation Training Program,
Aug., 90 Receives Award of Merit from Visits ASTM Headquarters July/Aug., 15
Kilgore, Julie: B02, May/June, 68 (Photobox), March/April, 7 Baldrige and Quality (Quigley),
Becomes Chair of E50, May/ Manufactured Masonry Units: CPFEUM to Participate in July/Aug., 40
June, 70 see ASTM Committee C15 ASTM Standards Develop¬ Interview with the 2008 Chair¬
King, B.D.: Manufacture of Pharmaceutical ment, Nov./Dec., 12 man of the ASTM Board of
Receives Doc Brown Award Products: Members of Committee on Directors, Jan./Feb., 14
from Leonard Morrissey see ASTM Committee E55 Concrete Present Construc¬ Manufacturing, Standards and
(Photobox), March/April, 50 Manufacturing: tion Standards Training in Quality (Editor's Note),
Kirschner, Michael, McClelland, Challenges and Solutions for Mexico, Jan./Feb., 4 July/Aug., 2
Nina and Taubitz, Micuael: Manufacturing's Future, Technical Assistance Training, Metrology for a Biodiesel Fu¬
Chemical Regulation Chal¬ July/Aug., 36 Nov./Dec., 10 ture (Ausura), Jan./Feb., 36
lenges Industry (Provoca¬ Manufacturing, Standards and Middle East: NIST and ASTM International
tive), March/April, 16 Quality (Editor's Note), Standards Training: ASTM Pe- (Ausura), Jan./Feb., 24
Korean Agency for Technology July/Aug., 2 u oleum Courses Available NIST Standards in Trade
and Standards: Manufacturing Institute: in Middle East, Jan./Feb., 6 Workshop Focuses on Fire
Standards Experts from Korea see National Association of Molecular Spectroscopy and Protection, Nov./Dec., 13
and Peru Visit ASTM, Sept./ Manufacturers Separation Science: Serving the Standards Com¬
Oct., 6 Market Access and Compliance: see ASTM Committee E13 munity (Enright), Jan./
Kumah, Mustapha: U.S. Government Groups Aid Mongolian Agency for Stan¬ Feb., 30
Standards in Ghana (Provoca¬ Export, July/Aug., 38 dardization and Metrology: Strategies for Education Dis¬
tive), Nov./Dec., Markle, S.P.: Fei Congratulates MASM on cussed at ICES Workshop,
Kupfer, A.D.: Receives Haas Memorial Anniversary (Photobox), May/June, 7
Receives Award of Merit from Award from F25, March/ Sept./Oct., 7 National Paint and Coatings
D20, Sept./Oct., 68 April, 53 Montemayor, R.G.: Association:
Marlowe, D.E.: Receives Andrews Scroll of FSCT and NPCA Keep Identi¬
Receives W.T. Cavanaugh Achievement from D02, ties, Merge Administration
Award, July/Aug., 85 May,/June, 66 (InAddition), July/Aug., 95
Mattel/Fisher-Price: Mozambique: National Ready Mixed Concrete
Laboratory Accreditation ASTM in Sweden (Schindler), MOU Program: Mozambique Association:
Bureau: July/Aug., 44 and Grenada, March/April, 8 NRMCA Enters Agreement
Signs Asia Pacific Laboratory McClelland, Nina, Kirschner, with U.S. EPA to Reduce
Accreditation Mutual Recog¬ Michael and Taubitz, Michael: Operations Footprint (InAd¬
nition Arrangement (InAddi- Chemical Regulation Chal¬ dition), July/Aug., 95
tion), March/April, 60 lenges Industry (Provoca¬ Neal, Thomas:
Laboratory and Inspection tive), March/April, 16 Nanotechnology: Elected Chair of F23, May/
Agency Accreditation: McClung, Kate: see ASTM Committee E56 June, 70
see ASTM Committee E36 Promoted to Technical Com¬ National Association uf Civil Nondestructive Testing:
Lau, A.T.: mittee Staff Manager, July/ Engineering Students: see ASTM Committee EOT
Receives Award of Merit from Aug., 21 ASTM Represented at Student Nonferrous Metals and Alloys:
D02, July/Aug., 88 McGaw, Michael: Event in Colombia, May/ see ASTM Committee B02
Lenker, Steven: Receives Award of Merit from June, 7 Normal and Utility Category
Spellerberg Retires from Ce¬ E08, Jan./Feb., 57 National Association of Manu¬ Airplane Electrical Wiring
ment and Concrete Refer¬ McGinley, W.M.: facturers: Systems:
ence Laboratory, Lenker Receives Award of Merit from Approves Statement on Inter¬ see ASTM Committee F39
Becomes New Manager, C15, Sept./Oct., 68 national Standards, May/ North Atlantic Treaty Organi¬
July/Aug., 19 McMaster, J.A.: June, 11 zation:
Light Sport Aircraft: Receives Ogden Award from ASTM Hosts ANSI/NAM Net¬ NATO Standardization Confer¬
see ASTM Committee F37 810, March/April, 54 work on Chemical Regula¬ ence to Be Held in Virginia
Livestock, Meat and Poultry Meadows, Dru: tion Meeting, March/April, 6 in September (InAddition),
Evaluation Systems: Receives Award of Merit from Challenges and Solutions for July/Aug., 95
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