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Awareness Of Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points, Gayle Brosseau Jan 2000

Awareness Of Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points, Gayle Brosseau

Theses

This study was an attempt to identify the awareness of principles of Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) by individuals who completed an eight-hour food handlers' class at Los Angeles Mission College. A six-item questionnaire was distributed to one hundred eighty individuals enrolled in the food handlers' classes during the winter of 1999-2000. One hundred twenty-five questionnaires were returned and tabulated during the spring 2000. Data analysis revealed that there is limited awareness of HACCP principles by trainees. The study, coupled with the literature review, indicates that there is a need for HACCP training. Other research showed a correlation between …

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Newsnotes Jan 2000

Newsnotes

Vincentian Studies

No abstract provided.

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Saint Vincent And Islam, Yves Danjou C.M., Joyce Howard D.C. Jan 2000

Saint Vincent And Islam, Yves Danjou C.M., Joyce Howard D.C.

Vincentian Studies

Vincent de Paul took a great interest in Islamic countries; indeed, the Congregation’s first foreign mission was to Constantinople in the Ottoman Empire. He was especially concerned with missions to North African countries and continued them despite considerable obstacles. While conversions of Muslims were desirable, they were to be made discreetly, and the confreres’ main priorities were to minister spiritually and corporally to Christian slaves. If Muslims were to be converted, he believed that they would be won over by deeds and love rather than by force or arguments. Yves Danjou explains how Vincent respected Muslims, especially considering the era. …

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America As Pattern And Problem, Carl E. Schneider Jan 2000

America As Pattern And Problem, Carl E. Schneider

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Since the days of Tocqueville, foreign observers have seen America as both a pattern and a problem. They still do, and in ways that illuminate the way law deals with bioethical issues both here and abroad. America was long exceptional in having a written constitution, in allowing its courts the power of judicial review, and in letting courts exercise that power to develop and enforce principles of human rights. Today, that pattern looks markedly less exceptional. After the Second World War, Germany and Japan were persuaded to adopt constitutions that included human rights provisions and that endowed courts with the …

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Linking The Visions, James Boyd White Jan 2000

Linking The Visions, James Boyd White

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It is a major tendency of legal studies in our time to focus upon questions of general social policy, with argument centered on which theory or methodology ought to determine such matters. My own attention has been differently focused, on the nature and quality of legal thoughts itself, and of legal expression. It is to these matters that the work I do with the humanities – literature, classics, philosophy, and translation – many speaks.

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The Ties That Bind: Jamaican Elders' Testimonies Of Community Life, Jacqueline Ann Russell Jan 2000

The Ties That Bind: Jamaican Elders' Testimonies Of Community Life, Jacqueline Ann Russell

Theses and Dissertations (Comprehensive)

This study explores the meanings of community, participation, activism and being old with eight older Jamaicans. The roles of culture and religion are examined in reference to the participants’ community and social aging experiences. The researcher used a culturally relevant research paradigm [Diasporic African] incorporating indigenous methods [testifying] grounded in the participants’ cultural and religious identifies and experiences as older Christian Jamaicans of African descent. The use of testimonies is described in Stanfield’s (1998) work on ethic modeling in qualitative research design. Demographic information and life histories focussing on community roles, sites for participation across the life span, and the …

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'Our Glory And Our Grief': Toronto And The Great War (Ontario), Ian Hugh Maclean Miller Jan 2000

'Our Glory And Our Grief': Toronto And The Great War (Ontario), Ian Hugh Maclean Miller

Theses and Dissertations (Comprehensive)

This dissertation studies the impact of the Great War on Toronto, Ontario. What happened in the city? How were the enormous sacrifices of the war rationalized? Why did English-Canadians support it? What did citizens know about the war? The dissertation draws upon a wide and varied source base. Every issue of the following newspapers was examined: the six Toronto daily papers, The Weekly Sun, Maclean's, The Industrial Banner, Everywoman's World, The Labour Gazette, and the religious periodicals of major religious denominations in the city. In addition, extensive searches were conducted in the City of Toronto Archives, the Archives of Ontario, …

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Winning The War, Winning The Peace: The Image Of The 'Indian' In English-Canada, 1930-1948, Robert Scott Sheffield Jan 2000

Winning The War, Winning The Peace: The Image Of The 'Indian' In English-Canada, 1930-1948, Robert Scott Sheffield

Theses and Dissertations (Comprehensive)

This dissertation examines the impact of the Second World War on the image of the 'Indian' prevalent in English-Canada between 1930 and 1948. Traditionally, historical studies have assumed that the war formed a watershed in Canadian social, cultural and Aboriginal history: marking the end of the 'era of irrelevance' for Aboriginal people and creating a paradigm-shift in feelings about 'racial' tolerance and human rights. This study explores the shift in English-Canadian images of the 'Indian' from 1930 to 1948, as a way of testing the prevailing interpretation of the war as a major historical pivot in Canadian cultural constructions of …

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Lived Theology: An Intellectual Biography, Jürgen Moltmann Jan 2000

Lived Theology: An Intellectual Biography, Jürgen Moltmann

The Asbury Journal

No abstract provided.

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History As Problem And Hope, A. J. Conyers Jan 2000

History As Problem And Hope, A. J. Conyers

The Asbury Journal

No abstract provided.

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Examination Of The Role Of Macropores And Subsurface Drainage In The Delivery Of Nitrogen Trioxide-Nitrogen To A Small First-Order Agricultural Stream In Southern Ontario, Abraham House Jan 2000

Examination Of The Role Of Macropores And Subsurface Drainage In The Delivery Of Nitrogen Trioxide-Nitrogen To A Small First-Order Agricultural Stream In Southern Ontario, Abraham House

Theses and Dissertations (Comprehensive)

Agricultural practices may result in nitrate losses, diminished surface water quality and widespread groundwater aquifer contamination. Many works have identified preferential flow through macropores as an important feature that may increase nitrate losses. Subsurface drainage collectors may intercept preferential flow and indicate changing unsaturated/saturated processes. Antecedent conditions are important in determining runoff response. It is unclear how tile drains modify the antecedent soil moisture regime and water tables in near stream areas. Vegetated riparian buffer zones found beetween agricultural fields and watercourses may attenuate nitrate in shallow groundwater pathways. However, little work recognizes the close proximity of buffer strips and …

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Richard Boardman: American Methodism's First Superintendent, Kenneth Cain Kinghorn Jan 2000

Richard Boardman: American Methodism's First Superintendent, Kenneth Cain Kinghorn

The Asbury Journal

No abstract provided.

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Lilly V. Virginia Glimmers Of Hope For The Confrontation Clause?, Richard D. Friedman Jan 2000

Lilly V. Virginia Glimmers Of Hope For The Confrontation Clause?, Richard D. Friedman

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In 1662, in The Case of Thomas Tong and Others, which involved charges of treason against several defendants, the judges of the King's Bench conferred on a crucial set of points of procedure. As reported by one of the judges, Sir John Kelyng, the judges agreed unanimously that a pretrial confession made to the authorities was evidence against the Party himself who made the Confession, and indeed, if adequately proved could support a conviction of that party without additional witnesses to the treason itself. But -- again unanimously, and quite definitively -- the judges also agreed that the confession cannot …

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Three Faces Of Private Property, Michael A. Heller Jan 2000

Three Faces Of Private Property, Michael A. Heller

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Private property is a rather elusive concept. Any kid knows what it means for something to be mine or yours, but grownup legal theorists get flustered when they try to pin down the term. Typically they, actually we, turn to a familiar analytic toolkit: including, for example, Blackstone's image of private property as "sole and despotic dominion"; Hardin's metaphor of the "tragedy of the commons"; and, more generally, the division of ownership into a trilogy of private, commons, and state forms. While each analytic tool has a distinguished pedigree and certain present usefulness, each also imposes a cost because it …

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Autistic Contracts (Symposium), James J. White Jan 2000

Autistic Contracts (Symposium), James J. White

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In this paper I address the question whether the law should affirm the offeror's inference and should bind the offeree to the terms proposed by the offeror even in circumstances where the offeree may not intend to accept those terms and where an objective observer might not draw the inference of agreement from the offeree's act. Modem practice and current proposals concerning contract formation in Revised Article 2 and in the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act (nee Article 2B) press these issues on us more forcefully than old practices and different law did. 1 But contractual autism is not new; …

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Needs Assessment Of Vietnamese Students And Families At Santa Teresa High School, Lynh T. Ngo Jan 2000

Needs Assessment Of Vietnamese Students And Families At Santa Teresa High School, Lynh T. Ngo

Master's Projects

No abstract provided.

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B. A Java Dialectic, Douglas Lyon, Frances Grodzinsky Jan 2000

B. A Java Dialectic, Douglas Lyon, Frances Grodzinsky

School of Computer Science & Engineering Faculty Publications

Many books often gush over Java. People want to know, before they learn a language, what the drawbacks are for a language. They want to know what the strenghs are. After all, a computer language is just a tool. We shape our tools, and there after, our tools shape us! This chapter contains a dialog between three Java instructors. The participants are, Professors Good, Bad and Ugly. Professor Good is a strong proponent of Java. Professor Bad is a strong opponent of Java. Professor Ugly has been leaning toward the asthetic analysis of the language, particularly with an eye toward …

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Brochure, Le Bordeaux French Courtyard Restaurant And Banquet Cottages, Tampa, Circa 2000, Le Bordeaux Restaurant Jan 2000

Brochure, Le Bordeaux French Courtyard Restaurant And Banquet Cottages, Tampa, Circa 2000, Le Bordeaux Restaurant

Florida Restaurant Menu Collection

A brochure advertising Le Bordeaux French Courtyard Restaurant and Banquet Cottages located in the South Howard (SoHo) district of Tampa, Florida, at 1502 South Howard Avenue, circa 2000.

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Featured Menu, Hops Grill And Bar, Tampa, Circa 2000s, Hops Grill And Bar Jan 2000

Featured Menu, Hops Grill And Bar, Tampa, Circa 2000s, Hops Grill And Bar

Florida Restaurant Menu Collection

A front-and-back features menu for Hops Grill and Bar located at 1241 East Fowler Avenue in Tampa, Florida. The menu contains an advertisement for Love Handles low-carb ale on one side and an advertisement for the wood-fired prime rib on the other side, circa 2000s.

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Menu, Bella's Italian Café, Tampa, Circa 2000, Bella's Italian Café Jan 2000

Menu, Bella's Italian Café, Tampa, Circa 2000, Bella's Italian Café

Florida Restaurant Menu Collection

A menu for Bella's Italian Café located at 1413 South Howard Avenue in Tampa, Florida.

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Menu, Golden Touch Caribbean And American Restaurant And Bakery, Tampa, Circa 2000, Golden Touch Jan 2000

Menu, Golden Touch Caribbean And American Restaurant And Bakery, Tampa, Circa 2000, Golden Touch

Florida Restaurant Menu Collection

A menu for Golden Touch Caribbean and American Restaurant and Bakery located at 9310 North Florida Avenue in Tampa, Florida, circa 2000.

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Menu, Tailights Café, Oldsmar, Circa 2000s, Tailights Café Jan 2000

Menu, Tailights Café, Oldsmar, Circa 2000s, Tailights Café

Florida Restaurant Menu Collection

A menu for Tailights Café located at 3705 Tampa Road in Forest Lakes Plaza in Oldsmar, Florida, circa 2000s.

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Menu, Cheryl's Deli, Everglades City, 2000, Cheryl's Deli Jan 2000

Menu, Cheryl's Deli, Everglades City, 2000, Cheryl's Deli

Florida Restaurant Menu Collection

A menu for Cheryl's Deli located at 800 Southeast Copeland Avenue in Everglades City, Florida.

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Flyer, Bridal Show And Expo, The Rusty Pelican, Tampa, 2000, Rusty Pelican Jan 2000

Flyer, Bridal Show And Expo, The Rusty Pelican, Tampa, 2000, Rusty Pelican

Florida Restaurant Menu Collection

A flyer for a Bridal Show and Expo at the Rusty Pelican Restaurant located at 2425 North Rocky Point Drive in Tampa, Florida.

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License To Copyright: The Ongoing Dispute Over The Ownership Of James Bond, Keith Poliakoff Jan 2000

License To Copyright: The Ongoing Dispute Over The Ownership Of James Bond, Keith Poliakoff

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

No abstract provided.

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When Parental Interference Goes Too Far: The Need For Adequate Protection Of Child Entertainers And Athletes, Erica Siegel Jan 2000

When Parental Interference Goes Too Far: The Need For Adequate Protection Of Child Entertainers And Athletes, Erica Siegel

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

No abstract provided.

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Oliver C. Maxwell: Prudential Jurist (1902-1982), Morison Buck Jan 2000

Oliver C. Maxwell: Prudential Jurist (1902-1982), Morison Buck

Morison Buck Biographies of Hillsborough County Judges

A biography of Judge Oliver Maxwell who served on Florida's Thirteenth Circuit.

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Robert Trask Mann: Judge & Writer With Intelligence, Wisdom, And Whimsicality (1924-2002), Morison Buck Jan 2000

Robert Trask Mann: Judge & Writer With Intelligence, Wisdom, And Whimsicality (1924-2002), Morison Buck

Morison Buck Biographies of Hillsborough County Judges

A biography of Judge Robert Mann who served on Florida's Second District Court of Appeals, as well as a Florida State Representative.

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2000-2001 Lindenwood University Graduate Course Catalog, Lindenwood University Jan 2000

2000-2001 Lindenwood University Graduate Course Catalog, Lindenwood University

Course Catalogs

Lindenwood University Graduate Course Catalog

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Comparison And Evaluation Of The Moral Significance Of Emotions In Aquinas, The Manualists And Catholic Moral Theology 1960-1990, Thomas Ryan Jan 2000

Comparison And Evaluation Of The Moral Significance Of Emotions In Aquinas, The Manualists And Catholic Moral Theology 1960-1990, Thomas Ryan

Theses

This is a comparative study of the moral significance of emotions in Catholic Moral Theology. It is done with reference to Thomas Aquinas, to selected Manualist authors immediately prior to Vatican II, to representative Catholic theologians 1960-1990 and to a sample of contemporary writers from other disciplines. The project argues five points. Firstly, Aquinas sees emotions as designed to have a necessary and constructive significance in moral reasoning and moral development. In their habituated form as affective virtues, they enable a person to have the right emotional responses in terms of their object and intensity. Secondly, the Manualists, by a …

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