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Session Law 98-214, Florida Senate & House Of Representatives

Staff Analyses & Legislative Documents

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Session Law 98-286, Florida Senate & House Of Representatives

Staff Analyses & Legislative Documents

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Session Law 98-270, Florida Senate & House Of Representatives

Staff Analyses & Legislative Documents

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Session Law 98-064, Florida Senate & House Of Representatives

Staff Analyses & Legislative Documents

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Session Law 98-101, Florida Senate & House Of Representatives

Staff Analyses & Legislative Documents

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Session Law 98-113, Florida Senate & House Of Representatives

Staff Analyses & Legislative Documents

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The Growing Financial Pie Of Online Publication: Tasini's New-Use Analysis Leaves Freelance Authors Less Than Crumbs, Dom F. Atteritano

Hofstra Law Review

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Lights And Shadows - 1998, University Of North Alabama

Lights and Shadows

Art and Literature Magazine

Bioconversion Of Cis-, Trans-Cinnamic Acids And Chlorinated Cinnamic Acids By Resting Cell Culture Of Rhodotorula Rubra Y-1529, Fang-Ming Sun

Open Access Dissertations

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Predictors Of Compliance Of Aids Patients On Protease Inhibitors, Tina Gursahani

Open Access Master's Theses

Compliance with Protease Inhibitors therapy is a very significant problem because noncompliant patients may develop resistance. The factors associated with compliance were examined in an HIV infected population (n=73) who were currently being prescribed a Protease Inhibitor. Data on demographics, clinical characteristics, mood status and coping were obtained. Compliance was measured by the ''temptation to skip Protease Inhibitor scale" and "number of doses missed in the past three months". Multiple regression was used to examine three sets of predictors variables. Amongst the demographic predictors, number of people in household was significantly associated (p<0.01) with the dependent variable "Temptation to skip Protease Inhibitor" while gender was significantly associated with the dependent variable "number of doses missed in the past three months". The other demographic variables showed little association with compliance. Amongst the clinical predictors, pain interfering with work in the past four weeks significantly predicted the temptation to skip Protease Inhibitor therapy while none of the clinical predictors were associated with the number of doses missed in the past 3 months. General mental health and behavioral escape avoidance were the mood and coping variables that showed significant associations with the temptation to skip Protease Inhibitors. None of these predicted the number of doses missed in the past three months. Finally a multivariate model was developed which investigated factors which were most highly associated with medication compliance. General mental health and number of people in household appeared to be the most highly associated factors. These results suggested that patients should be treated for psychological distress and their families should be informed about the importance of social support to reduce the impact of this problem.

Shall We Dance? Gay Equality And Religious Exemptions At Private California High School Proms, John A. Russ Iv

NYLS Law Review

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The Time Has Come For Doing Science: A Call For The Rigorous Application Of Daubert Standards For The Admissibility Of Expert Evidence In The Impending Silicone Breast Implant Litigation, Beverly W. Lubit

NYLS Law Review

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The Best Interests Of All Children: An Examination Of Grandparent Visitation Rights Regarding Children Born Out Of Wedlock, Nicole E. Miller

NYLS Law Review

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The Constitutionality And Implications Of The Prison Litigation Reform Act, Catherine G. Patsos

NYLS Law Review

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Where There's Smoke There's Fire: The Dangers Of The Unregulated Dietary Supplement Industry, Bruce H. Schindler

NYLS Law Review

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Nabbing The Gourmet Club: Utilizing Rico Enforcement And Punitive Provisions To Curb The International Trade Of Endangered Species, Robert J. Shaw

NYLS Law Review

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The Law In Cinema: An Emerging Field Of Study, Donald H.J. Hermann

NYLS Law Review

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Foreword: "Year In Review" Shows Court Of Appeals Continuing Its Great Traditions, Judith S. Kaye

NYLS Law Review

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The 1997 Regulatory Takings Quartet: Retreating From The "Rule Of Law", Steven J. Eagle

NYLS Law Review

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New York Court Of Appeals Case Compilation: 1996-1997 Term

NYLS Law Review

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Panel Three: Presentations And Discussion—City Government: The Next Generation’S Demands, Sam Roberts, Fernando Ferrer, John Mollenkopf, Fred Siegel, Harry Wellington

NYLS Law Review

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The Policy And Politics Of Charter Making: The Story Of New York City’S 1989 Charter, Frederick A. O. Schwarz, Jr., Eric Lane

NYLS Law Review

Panel Two: The 1989 Charter Commission’s Policies, Processes, Choices, and Strategies

Gathered Fragments Vol. Ix No. 2

Gathered Fragments

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Risk Regulation And The Faces Of Uncertainty, Vern R. Walker

RISK: Health, Safety & Environment (1990-2002)

Dr. Walker addresses the difficulty of regulators' working with potentially inaccurate information and clarifies related aspects of decision making by presenting a taxonomy for the kinds of uncertainty inherent in necessarily incomplete data.

A Method Of Identifying Hazardous Highway Locations Using The Principle Of Individual Lifetime Risk, Paul J. Ossenbruggen

RISK: Health, Safety & Environment (1990-2002)

Dr. Ossenbruggen presents a scientific framework for identifying hazardous highway locations that may be more easily understood by non-scientists and has potential for comparing highway with other risks to health.

Preserving The Arts For Future Generations, Adrienne Capps

Honors Theses

The majority of arts supporters and enthusiasts these days are older persons. The large amount of leisure time these people have is one reason why they support the arts, but the biggest reason is because they were taught to value the arts when they were young. In today's society where children and young adults are faced with difficult issues that even their parents did not have to confront. such as drugs, sexual orientation, violence, suicide, guns, teen pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, rape, murder, and many others, the arts take a place in the far back seat. Often due to these …

Tribal Leadership : The Traditional And Modern Leadership Of The Xhosa, Zulu And Swazi Of South Africa, Amanda J. Bruning

Honors Theses

Charismatic leadership, bridge leadership, communication and vision and leadership, decision-making and leadership, gender and leadership. How many times have we, as leadership scholars, encountered these phrases and buzz words throughout the course of our leadership studies? It seems as if they are around every comer, waiting for further discussion and debate. They have been applied to businesses and organizations through projects, service learning experiences, and internships. Case studies and real-life examples are used all the time in order to lea about the discipline of leadership studies.

The Impact Of Collaborative Leadership On Community Building, Lindsay Sikes

Honors Theses

As the twentieth century comes to a close a shift in paradigm is taking place in civic life. The feeling of anomie and disaggregation is slowly giving way to the belief that citizens do indeed have the capability and desire to invest in and take responsibility for their communities. Past attempts in problem solving have seen repeated failures and an increase in the frustration of communities as the same problems plague their lives. In hopes of eliminating this cycle of despair, the citizens of today's society are turning more and more to the benefits of collaborative efforts.

After five months …

The History Of Women In The Virginia General Assembly : Their Legislation, Support Groups And Leadership, Tiffany Morris

Honors Theses

The study of women and politics and their involvement throughout American history has lacked depth and consistency. While the changing role of women during the 1960's spurred many political changes, it was not until the second wave of the feminist movement. which was in a political activist direction, that the status of women in politics became a legitimate topic of academic study (Milano 5). The intention of this paper is to study the history of women in the Virginia General Assembly in terms of their leadership, legislation. and the impact of women's network groups on their political success. I hope …

Leadership Curricula And The Changing Organization, Matthew Repella

Honors Theses

This project involves many issues regarding organizational leadership. It seems in the past, all people thought of was management. True, those were different times, when manufacturing was the primary means of employment and factory workers were everywhere. As businesses have progressed through the industrial revolution and the service industry has become more prevalent, the workforce has changed with the times. This requires new thoughts on organizational leadership. It cannot be said that leadership does not change as the situation and/or the followers change. Likewise, as we progress into future, un-chartered territory, leadership will be affected. This paper seeks to determine …