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Wanted: Tickets - A Reassessment Of Current Ticket Scalping Legislation And The Controversy Surrounding Its Enforcement, Phyllis L. Zankel

Seton Hall Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law

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Sports Bars' Interception Of The National Football League's Satellite Signals: Controversy Or Compromise?, Lynne S. Sutphen

Seton Hall Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law

No abstract provided.

Copyright - Compilations Of Facts - The Selection Of Statistics In A Baseball Outcome Predictive Pitching Form Is Within The Subject Matter Of Copyright. Kregos V. Associated Press, 937 F.2d 700 (2d Cir. 1991)., Liliana De Avila

Seton Hall Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law

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The National Football League's Ban On Corporate Ownership: Violating Antitrust To Preserve Traditional Ownership - Implications Arising From William H. Sullivan's Antitrust Suit, Drew D. Krause

Seton Hall Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law

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A Needed Change In The Rules Of Baseball, Lewis Kurlantzick

Seton Hall Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law

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Professionalism In The Olympic Games, Ann-Marie Pecuch

Seton Hall Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law

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Extrapolation Procedures In Mott Electron Polarimetry, Timothy James Gay, M. A. Khakoo, J. A. Brand, J. E. Furst, W. V. Meyer, W. M.K.P. Wijayaratna, F. B. Dunning

Physics Faculty Research & Creative Works

In standard Mott electron polarimetry using thin gold film targets, extrapolation procedures must be used to reduce the experimentally measured asymmetries A to the values they would have for scattering from single atoms. These extrapolations involve the dependence of A on either the gold film thickness t or the maximum detected electron energy loss in the target ΔE. Using a concentric cylindrical-electrode Mott polarimeter, we have studied and compared these two types of extrapolations over the electron energy range 20-100 keV. The potential systematic errors which can result from such procedures are analyzed in detail, particularly with regard to the …

The Bilateral Investment Treaty In Asean: A Comparative Analysis, Michael R. Reading

Duke Law Journal

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Private Attorneys General, Prevailing Parties, And Public Benefit: Attorney’S Fees Awards For Civil Rights Plaintiffs, David Shub

Duke Law Journal

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The Mental Health Land Trust Litigation: State V. Weiss And Its Aftermath, John Stuart Kaplan

Alaska Law Review

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A Tale Of Two Courts: The Alaska Supreme Court, The United States Supreme Court, And Retroactivity, Paul E. Mcgreal

Alaska Law Review

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“Be It Enacted By The People Of The State Of Alaska…”—A Practitioner’S Guide To Alaska’S Initiative Law, M. Katheryn Bradley, Deborah L. Williams

Alaska Law Review

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Alaska’S Medical Malpractice Expert Advisory Panel: Assessing The Prognosis, Jonathan Scott Aronie

Alaska Law Review

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Alternative Dispute Resolution Strategies In Medical Malpractice, Thomas B. Metzloff

Alaska Law Review

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A Report On An Arts Administration Internship : With The Walter Anderson Museum Of Art Ocean Springs, Ms Summer, 1992 : An Internship Paper, Anna C. Beasnett

Arts Administration Master's Reports (1984-2016)

Established in May of 1991, the Walter Anderson Museum of Art (the WAMA), a private non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization located in Ocean Springs, Mississippi, is the outgrowth of the volunteer membership organization the Friends of Walter Anderson (hereafter called the Friends) The Friends was incorporated in 1974 with the wife and four children of Walter Anderson (hereafter called the Family) participating as original incorporators; other Anderson enthusiasts joined the organization, whose purpose was to acquire works by the artist Walter Inglis Anderson (19031965), preserve and document those acquisitions, and build a museum to house the collection (1).

Internship Report : Contemporary Arts Center : A Report, Fernanda Cristiani

Arts Administration Master's Reports (1984-2016)

This internship report describes the student's experiences from January until May 1992, while she worked for the Visual Arts Department of the Contemporary Arts Center in New Orleans, Louisiana. The paper will also give the reader some insight into the history and the current operating conditions of the Center. The Contemporary Arts Center (CAC) is a non-profit, government and community supported institution, and is the home of the nation's third largest artists' organization, the National Association of Artists' Organization. The CAC offers over 250 performances, exhibits, screenings, concerts, workshops, classes and lectures all year round. In addition, it provides services …

Arts Administration Internship Report : The New Museum Of Contemporary Art : A Report, Brian Hannon

Arts Administration Master's Reports (1984-2016)

Stephen Weil writes in his collection of essays, Rethinking the Museum and Other Meditations," .. we must never forget that ideas--and not just things alone--also lie at the heart of the museum enterprise. Reality is neither objects alone nor simply ideas about objects (2). Weil's insight into the matter of museums prompted me to search out a particular type of organization in which to work for this internship. No doubt any number of respected and successful institutions in New York City could have offered me an extraordinary internship in arts administration, but I was drawn to The New Museum of …

Object-Oriented Analysis, Design, And Implementation Of The Saber Wargame, David S. Douglass

Theses and Dissertations

Saber is a two-sided, air and land war game that simulates decisions made of commanders at the theater-level. It is being developed by the Air Force Institute of Technology for the Air Force Wargaming center at Maxwell AFB, Alabama. Saber models conventional, chemical, and nuclear warfare between aggregated air and land forces. It also portrays the effects of logistics, satellites, weather, terrain, and intelligence which add to the realism of the Saber war game. The Saber war game has three main components, the preprocessor. which is responsible for scenario development and pregame activities, the simulation. the guts of the war …

Solution To A Multicriteria Aircraft Routing Problem Utilizing Parallel Search Techniques, James J. Grimm Iii

Theses and Dissertations

Pilots select routes based on factors such as threats, fuel, time on target, distance, and refueling points. This is a time consuming task. This thesis presents the software engineering synthesis of a software tool, based on a parallelized A* search algorithm, to select routes. For simplicity only threats and distance are used. A centralized open list is used with one processor managing the list while the other processors perform the node expansions. This decomposition result in a dynamically load balanced system. A number of parameters are changed to study their impact on the execution time. The use of a branch …

An Analytical And Experimental Investigation Of Fm-By-Noise Jamming, Charles J. Daly

Theses and Dissertations

Among the jamming waveforms used in Electronic Warfare, FM-by-noise is the least understood, and no exhaustive analytical and experimental investigation of the subject exists. This investigation presents a thorough review, consolidation, and elucidation of the theory of FM-by-noise. To explain and predict the behavior of FM-by-noise at RF and IF, three useful ratios, namely the deviation-to-victim ratio, the noise-to-victim ratio, and the sweep- to-victim ratio, are developed. To complement the theory, results of FM-by-noise jamming experiments conducted using commercial test and measurement equipment are presented. Specifically, the time- and frequency-domain behavior of FM-by- noise at RF and IF is studied …

Safety Performance Evaluation Of The Steel-Backed Log Rail, Brian G. Pfeifer, James C. Holloway, Ronald K. Faller, James K. Luedke

Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering: Faculty Publications

The Coordinated Federal Lands Highways Technology Improvement Program (CTIP) was developed with the purpose of serving the immediate needs of those who design and construct Federal Lands Highways, including Indian Reservation roads, National Park roads and parkways, and forest highways. A wide assortment of guardrails, bridge rails and transitions are being used on roads under the jurisdiction of the National Park Service and other Federal agencies. These guardrails, bridge rails and transitions are intended to blend in with the roadside in order to preserve the visual integrity of the parks and parkways. However, many of them have never been crash …

Management Of Simnet And Dis Entities In Synthetic Environments, Steven M. Sheasby

Theses and Dissertations

This thesis describes the techniques used to create an object manager utilized by an application program during a distributed interactive simulation. This work is currently utilized by a number of AFIT synthetic environment applications for use during a SIMNET exercise. An extensive review of distributed interactive simulations is presented. A discussion of the current distributed simulation protocol, SIMNET, is presented along with the future protocol standard, DIS. Finally, a brief discussion on dead reckoning and its importance during an exercise is presented. An analysis of the SIMNET and DIS protocols provided the basis for the creation of a series of …

A Survey Of A Number Of Megalithic Grave Complexes In Tamil Nadu, South India, David K. Mcconkey

Masters Theses

This study compares and contrasts a number of Megalithic cemeteries from South India. The project involved the mapping of a number of cemeteries from the Lower Moyar Shelf. I then compared and contrasted them to the cemeteries of the upper Nilgiris.

Some have suggested that these two regions had very limited contact with one another. From the evidence that I have gathered I now believe that they were wrong. There is a strong continuity in grave types between the lower regions and the upper Nilgiris, which I believe demonstrates some degree of contact. I also believe that based on the …

Environmental Marketing Claims Act: Pulling The "Green" Over Our Eyes, Frank R. Lautenberg

Seton Hall Journal of Legislation and Public Policy

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A Legislative History Of Liability Under Cercla, J.P. Sean Maloney

Seton Hall Journal of Legislation and Public Policy

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The New Jersey "Assault Firearms Law" - P.L. 1990, Chapter 32, An Act Concerning The Manufacture, Sale, Possession And Illegal Use Of Assault Firearms And Large Capacity Magazines, Jennifer Lee Remington

Seton Hall Journal of Legislation and Public Policy

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Open And Filled Hole Static Tensile Strength Characterization Of Metal Matrix Composite Scs-9/Β21s, Jacob T. Roush

Theses and Dissertations

SCS-9/β21s has a reduced gauge thickness, in comparison with other metal matrix composites, due to a smaller diameter fiber. This reduced gauge thickness makes it an attractive candidate for the skin of hypersonic vehicles. Tensile testing of (0/90)_2s and (O/±45/90)_s laminates was performed at room temperature, 482°C, and 650°C. Both notched and unnotched specimens were tested. Notched specimens, open and filled hole, had a width-to-diameter ratio of six. Materials 7075-T6 and Mar-m-246 were used as pins in the filled hole tensile testing. Analytical work was completed to predict material properties, elastic and plastic stress concentration factors, residual stresses, …

An Investigation Of Discovery-Based Learning In The Route Planning Domain, Freeman A. Kilpatrick Jr.

Theses and Dissertations

This thesis presents MAVERICK, a Discovery-Based learning (DBL) system designed to learn maneuvers in the route planning domain. DBL was originally designed to learn in domains for which little domain knowledge exists. This thesis proposes using it in domains for which knowledge exists, but the acquisition of this knowledge is difficult or time-consuming because of the knowledge acquisition bottleneck. The operation of the DBL process in MAVERICK was investigated to determine the potential utility of such a system to a real- world Air Force problem in the domain of aircraft route planning. MAVERICK worked well in its limited domain, and …

Design And Characterization Of Optically Pumped Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Lasers, Richard J. Bagnell

Theses and Dissertations

Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Lasers (VCSELs) are a form of semiconductor laser which have their cavity oriented orthogonally to the plane of the wafer. The orientation necessitates short cavities, highly reflective mirrors and a relatively high gain/loss ratio. Even so, the resultant superior exit beam characteristics and the tight packing density of the finished lasers provide strong motivation for pursuing the growth of these structures. This thesis details the design of an optically pumped InGaAs multiple quantum well periodic gain structure VCSEL with a 950 nm lasing wavelength. These growths were to be a first attempt at VCSEL construction, so …

Sectionalism And The Representation Debate, 1787-1792, John E. Grenier

Theses and Dissertations

From 1787 until 1792 the issue of the apportionment of representatives in the House of Representatives was the focus of spirited debate in American politics. The central issue at stake was the size and influence of each of the sections in future Congresses. The representation issue was first debated during the Constitutional Convention in 1787. After a temporary settlement of the representation guestion in the Convention, the First Congress re-opened the apportionment debate. The result was a constitutional amendment that would have significantly increased the size of the House of Representatives. After that amendment failed to pass the states, the …