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The DED is the largest technical division in ASME. If you haven’t participated in the DED’s activities, please take a look at this web site, come to our conferences, and join one of our thirteen technical committees.

Sep 20 2013 6:32 PM
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John Falcioni
Hi Everyone,

I invite you to join the DECISION POINT DIALOGUES GROUP.

The design community has an important voice on STEM related issues and is an influencer on how math and science are being taught today--from the elementary grades through college.

The first DIALOGUES event last year was on whether engineers are true global problem solvers. The focus of the upcoming DIALOGUES event is "Critical Thinking, Critical Choices: What Really Matters in STEM." For information on the initiative, visit http://www.go.asme.or/dialogues.

I also encourage you to JOIN THE CONVERSATION on this critical workforce development issue in the DECISION POINT DIALOGUES GROUP at http://bit.ly/OfuewE.
Apr 15 2014 12:38 PM
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Pradeep Belwal
is painting allowed prior to pneumatic test.
Apr 09 2014 3:05 AM
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Kathryn Holmes
LAST CHANCE TO VOTE ON ASME'S 2015-2016 PUBLIC POLICY PRIORITIES!
Your help is needed in establishing the top six federal Public Policy Agenda issue priorities for ASME to address during the legislative session for 2015–2016. ASME's Public Policy Agenda is a very important tool for the Society, as it will drive Government Relations activities and programs at the federal level. All ASME members can vote on the issues that they believe are having the greatest impact on ASME and engineers in general by completing our online policy survey no later than Monday, March 31st. Follow this link to the Survey:

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Mar 28 2014 7:14 PM
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Kathryn Holmes
ASME Government Relations: The Monday, March 31st edition of “ASME Capitol Update” includes the following articles: 1) House Science Committee Reviews the President’s FY 2015 Budget Request for Science Agencies; 2) Senator Landrieu: Natural Gas Exports Will Create Thousands of High-Paying Jobs, Support U.S. Allies; 3) Energy Department Invests $17 Million in Small Businesses to Accelerate Clean Energy Innovation; 4) NASA Announces Collaborations for Commercial Space Capabilities Initiative; 5) NSF: Federal Science and Engineering Obligations to Universities and Colleges Dropped by 11 Percent in FY 2011; and 6) Update on United States-Japan Nuclear Security Working Group. Contact Kathryn Holmes, Director, ASME Government Relations at holmesk@asme.org to subscribe. Past editions are available at https://www.asme.org/about-asme/get-involved/advocacy-government-relations/policy-publications/capitol-update
Mar 28 2014 7:14 PM
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Kathryn Holmes
Subscribe to ASME Capitol Update for the latest legislative & regulatory news! The Monday, March 3rd edition includes 1) President Obama Announces Two New Public-Private Manufacturing Innovation Institutes and Launches the First of Four New Manufacturing Innovation Institute Competitions; 2) Senator Murkowski Releases Electricity Reliability White Paper; 3) EPA Releases Interpretive Memorandum on Hydraulic Fracturing Under the Safe Drinking Water Act; 4) ARPA-E Projects Attract More Than $625 Million in Private Funding; and more! Contact Kathryn Holmes, Director, ASME Government Relations at holmesk@asme.org to subscribe. Past editions are available at
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ASME Capitol Update is published weekly on the ASME website and as an electronic newsletter focused on legislative and regulatory news of interest to the engineering community.

Mar 02 2014 4:35 PM
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Kathryn Holmes
Vote on ASME’s 2015-2016 Public Policy Priorities! It may come as no surprise to you, but out of 435 members in the U.S. House of Representatives and 100 in the U.S. Senate, only 11 have engineering degrees. Policy decisions should be backed with sound science, engineering and economics. The Public Policy Agenda is a very important tool for the Society, as it will drive ASME Government Relations activities and programs at the federal level. All ASME members can vote on the issues that they believe are having the biggest impact on ASME and engineers in general by completing our online policy survey at:

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Feb 13 2014 6:10 PM
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Kathryn Holmes
Subscribe to ASME Capitol Update for the latest legislative & regulatory news! The Monday, Feb.10, 2014 edition includes: 1) 2014 Science & Engineering Indicators Report Released: China, Asia “Catching Up” to “Less Dominant” US; 2) EPA Announces Review of Its Standards for Nuclear Power Operations: Public Comments Due June 4th; 3) State Department Releases Keystone XL Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement: 30 Day Public Comment Period Underway; 4) House Energy and Commerce Report Urges Opening of Liquefied Natural Gas Export Gates, and more! Contact Kathryn Holmes, Director, ASME Government Relations at holmesk@asme.org to subscribe
Feb 07 2014 8:00 AM
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Kathryn Holmes
Subscribe to ASME Capitol Update for the latest legislative & regulatory news! The Monday, Feb.10, 2014 edition includes: 1) 2014 Science & Engineering Indicators Report Released: China, Asia “Catching Up” to “Less Dominant” US; 2) EPA Announces Review of Its Standards for Nuclear Power Operations: Public Comments Due June 4th; 3) State Department Releases Keystone XL Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement: 30 Day Public Comment Period Underway; 4) House Energy and Commerce Report Urges Opening of Liquefied Natural Gas Export Gates, and more! Contact Kathryn Holmes, Director, ASME Government Relations at holmesk@asme.org to subscribe
Feb 07 2014 7:59 AM
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Kathryn Holmes
Subscribe to ASME Capitol Update for the latest legislative & regulatory news! The Monday, Feb. 3, 2014 edition includes: 1) House Energy & Commerce Committee Approves Two Bipartisan Energy Bills; 2) Secretary Moniz Announces Nearly $50 Million to Advance High-Tech, Fuel Efficient American Autos; 3) Senators Coons and Rubio Introduce Bill to Modernize Aspects of National Lab System; 4) NASA Offers Space Tech Grants To Early Career University Faculty and more! Contact Kathryn Holmes, Director, ASME Government Relations at holmesk@asme.org to subscribe.
Feb 02 2014 9:38 AM
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Kathryn Holmes
Subscribe to ASME Capitol Update for the latest legislative & regulatory news! The Monday, Jan. 27th edition includes: 1) President Obama Signs Memorandum Establishing a Quadrennial Energy Review; 2) U.S. Thought Leaders Offer Obama a Wide-Ranging Plan for Clean Energy; 3) NASA Announces Partnership Opportunities for U.S. Commercial Lunar Lander Capabilities; 4) Enlightening Video Stories Reveal Science and Engineering Behind the 2014 Winter Olympic Games; and more! Contact Kathryn Holmes, Director, ASME Government Relations at holmesk@asme.org to subscribe.
Jan 24 2014 7:50 AM
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Stephanie Jaramillo
Students, Explore the simulation of sound with the new free student version of Actran.
http://www.mscsoftware.com/actran-student-edition
Jan 22 2014 5:47 PM
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Kathryn Holmes
Subscribe to ASME Capitol Update for the latest legislative & regulatory news! The Monday, Jan. 13th edition includes: 1) Study Finds Natural Gas Plants Emit 56% Less C02 Than Coal; 2) EPA Proposes Standards of Performance for Greenhouse Gas Emissions from New Stationary Sources: Electric Generating Units; 3) NIST Seeks Input in Advance of Request for Proposals to Support National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence; and more! Contact Kathryn Holmes, Director, ASME Government Relations at holmesk@asme.org to subscribe.
Jan 12 2014 4:38 PM
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