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Comparison Of Rigid Pavement Thickness Design Systems, Herbert F. Southgate

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Rigid pavement thickness design systems investigated during this study were the 1986 AASHTO, American Concrete Pavement Association (ACPA), Portland Cement Association (PCA), and Kentucky methods. The ACPA system is a computer program based upon the 1966 AASHTO design equation. It was difficult to evaluate and compare the Kentucky method to the PCA system because the input and analysis procedures differ greatly.

The Kentucky method is based upon the fatigue relationship involving the value of work at the bottom of the concrete pavement caused by the applied load and repetitions of an 18-kip single axleload. The AASHTO method was derived from …

Soil-Bridge Abutment Interaction, Bobby W. Meade, David L. Allen

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Presented herein are analyses of 6 bridge approaches. Lateral movement and settlement of the foundations and embankments are discussed. Result·s of slope stability and finite element analyses are related to measured movements. A graph for predicting approach pavement settlement is included. A theoretical approach model was used to run an extensive series of finite element analyses. Movements resulting from these analyses are presented with several variable model conditions. Variable conditions include embankment and foundation configuration, soil cohesion, and soil friction angle.

Letter To Diana Osbaldiston Regarding Aall Reimbursement, July 28, 1988, Hazel Johnson

Correspondence

A letter from Hazel Johnson to Diana Osbaldiston asking Osbaldiston to send a reimbursement payment to AALL to cover charges from the SEAALL breakfast meeting.

Phloretin And Phlorizin Derivative Containing Compounds, Donald F. Diedrich, Susanne L. Diedrich

Pharmacology and Nutritional Sciences Faculty Patents

Compounds including phloretin and/or phlorizin derivatives coupled to an undigestible and non-absorbable matrix are provided. The compounds have pharmacological efficacies. They inhibit sugar uptake from the intestine and may be used in composition form in methods for treating diabetes and for promoting weight loss. A method for the manufacture of these compounds and a novel intermediate phlorizin derivative for making these compounds are also disclosed.

Letter To William James Regarding Seaall Treasurer Business, July 26, 1988, Diana Osbaldiston

Correspondence

A letter from Diana Osbaldiston to William James asknig James if a SEAALL bill was paid while he was Treasurer.

Letter To Diana Osbaldiston Regarding Seaall Treasurer Files, July 25, 1988, William James

Correspondence

A letter from William James to Diana Osbaldiston enclosing SEAALL Treasurer files.

Letter To Donna K. Bausch Regarding Chairing The Scholarship Committee, July 22, 1988, Mary D. Smith

Scholarship Committee

A letter from Mary D. Smith asking Donna K. Bausch to chair the Scholarship Committee.

Letter To Jean Holcomb Acknowledging Holcomb As Chair Of The Publications Committee, July 22, 1988, Mary Smith Forman

Newsletter and Public Relations Committee

A letter from Mary Smith (Forman) to Jean Holcomb acknowledging Holcomb as chair of the Publications Committee and providing Holcomb with a list of committee members.

Letter To Diana Osbaldiston Regarding The Southeastern Law Librarian, July 22, 1988, Michael Petit

Correspondence

A letter from Michael Petit to Diana Osbaldiston providing deadlines for the Southeastern Law Librarian.

Note To Diana Osbaldiston Regarding Seaall Payments, July 17, 1988, Betty Kern

Correspondence

A note from Betty Kern to Diana Osbaldiston enclosing checks.

15th Annual Seminar On Estate Planning, Office Of Continuing Legal Education At The University Of Kentucky College Of Law, Mark T. Macdonald, Gerald P. Johnston, Edward A. Rothschild, Turney P. Berry, Norvie L. Lay, Barry Bond, F. Gerald Greenwell, Marjorie Bassler, Mary Helen Myles, Valerie T. Mayer

Continuing Legal Education Materials

Outlines of speakers' presentations from the 15th Annual Seminar on Estate Planning held by UK/CLE on July 15-16, 1988.

Letter To Diana Osbaldiston Regarding The Seaall Bank Account, July 15, 1988, William James

Correspondence

A letter from William James to Diana Osbaldiston discussing the transfer of funds from the SEAALL bank account.

Letter To Betty Kern Regarding Seaall Bank Account, July 7, 1988, Diana Osbaldiston

Correspondence

A letter from Diana Osbaldiston to Betty Kern providing details about the SEAALL bank account.

Methods Of Treating And Preventing Tall Fescue Toxicosis By The Administration Of Thiamin, Charles T. Dougherty, Nelson Gay

Plant and Soil Sciences Faculty Patents

A method of treating and effectively alleviating the symptoms of tall fescue toxicosis in domestic farm animals includes the administering of thiamin at therapeutic levels into the feed for the animals. A method of preventing tall fescue toxicosis in animals grazing or feeding on endophyte infected tall fescue is also provided.

Letter To Diana Osbaldiston Regarding Seaall Mailing Expenses, July 1, 1988, Hazel Johnson

Correspondence

A letter from Hazel Johnson to Diana Osbaldiston asking Osbaldiston to check on a reimbursement for mailing expenses.

Earthquake Priority Routes For Mclean County, Kentucky, David L. Allen, Vincent P. Drnevich, L. John Fleckenstein, Mostafa Sayedsadr

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

No abstract provided.

Wendell Berry: The Mad Farmer And Wilderness, David E. Gamble

The Kentucky Review

No abstract provided.

An Aeration Duct Design Model For Flat Grain Storage, Thomas C. Bridges, Douglas G. Overhults, Samuel G. Mcneill, G. M. White

Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Faculty Publications

Traditionally most grain is stored in circular type bins which provide a convenient means for handling and management. With the excess grain production and government loan programs of the past few years, some producers have used rectangular structures and covered piles to complement their round storages. The recommended management practices used with round bins are still required in those alternative storages and may be more critical in obtaining a quality end product.

One such recommended practice used with round bins is aeration. This practice is used to maintain a uniform temperature in the grain mass, preventing condensation and "hot" spots …

Formulating Rations For Horses, Craig H. Wood, Stephen Jackson, John P. Baker

Agriculture and Natural Resources Publications

Formulating rations for horses may be accomplished by some rather basic mathematical calculations or by a series of complex procedures to formulate least-cost rations by computer. The most accurate method would be to consider the requirements for all nutrients--protein, energy, minerals and vitamins--in making the calculations. In practice, however, it usually is not necessary to be concerned with calculations of exact needs of all individual minerals and vitamins, since adequate amounts of trace minerals commonly are assured through inclusion of a trace mineralized salt in the ration. Other nutrients, such as the B vitamins, often are present in natural feedstuffs, …

Feeding Young And Growing Horses, Equine Section, Department Of Animal Sciences, University Of Kentucky

Agriculture and Natural Resources Publications

When you plan a feeding program for your young horses, several factors are very important:

• body changes involved in growth,
• nutrient requirements of that particular class of horse,
• the feed’s nutrient content,
• anatomical limitations of young horses’ digestive system, for instance, you cannot feed young horses low-energy, bulky feeds because their digestive tracts are not large enough. Instead, young horses need concentrated sources of energy, protein, vitamins and minerals to meet their nutritive needs.

Alfalfa Hay Quality Makes The Difference, Garry D. Lacefield

Agriculture and Natural Resources Publications

Alfalfa "Queen of the Forage Crops" is one of the most important forage legumes grown in the US. It can be grown over a wide range of soil and climatic conditions, it has the highest yield potential and the highest feeding values of all adapted perennial forage legumes. Alfalfa is a versatile crop which can be used for pasture, hay, silage, green-chop, soil improvements and human consumption (sprouts, etc.).

Woody Plants Under Stress, Deborah B. Hill, William M. Fountain

Agriculture and Natural Resources Publications

When people see their woody plants (shrubs and trees) decline, they often want a "magical" treatment to make them lush, green and healthy again. But no magic exists. This publication should help you understand some common causes of woody plant stress, how stress leads to decline and what measures, if any, can make the tree healthy again. Remember, however, that all trees and shrubs like every living organism, will eventually die.

Contributors [V. 8, No. 2]

The Kentucky Review

No abstract provided.

Macbeth And The Meaning Of Tragedy, Joseph A. Bryant Jr.

The Kentucky Review

No abstract provided.

Nostalgia For The Future, Jim Wayne Miller

The Kentucky Review

No abstract provided.

Keyes Metcalf And The Founding Of The Harvard Library Bulletin, Dennis Carrigan

The Kentucky Review

No abstract provided.

Henrietta Alice Metcalf: Sketch For A Quarter-Length Portrait, James Ringo

The Kentucky Review

No abstract provided.

Library Notes: Selected Acquisitions [V. 8, No. 2]

The Kentucky Review

No abstract provided.

The Library Associates [V. 8, No. 2], Paula Leach Pope

The Kentucky Review

No abstract provided.

Letter To Barbara Geier Regarding Seaall Membership Dues, July 1, 1988, Diana Osbaldiston

Correspondence

A letter from Diana Osbaldiston to Barbara Geier informing Geier that the check for her membership dues was missing a signature.