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Soil Quality Assessment After Weed-Control Tillage In A No-Till Wheat–Fallow Cropping System, T. A. Kettler, Drew J. Lyon, John W. Doran, W. L. Powers, Walter W. Stroup

Panhandle Research and Extension Center

Adoption of reduced-tillage fallow systems in the western USA is limited by winter annual grass weeds such as downy brome (Bromus tectorum L.). Moldboard plowing is an effective means of controlling downy brome in winter wheat (Tritcum aestivum L.)–fallow systems. The purpose of this study was to assess the influence of plowing and secondary tillage operations, for the purpose of weed control, on soil quality attributes of a silt loam soil that had been cropped in a subtill or no-till (NT) winter wheat–fallow system for more than 20 yr. Compared with undisturbed NT, downy brome populations in plowed …

Annual Report On The Regional Academic Health Center: 1999-2000

Regional Academic Health Center Newspaper Clippings Collection

Annual Report on the Regional Academic Health Center (RAHC) in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. Includes list of founding clinical faculty.

Rowan County League Of Women Voters, 1966-1969 - Volume 1, Rowan County (Kentucky) League Of Women Voters.

Rowan County Histories Collection

Correspondence, records, reports, newsletters and other publications created or related to the Rowan County League of Women Voters of Morehead, Kentucky from 1966 to 1969.

Morehead State University 2000 Eagle Football, Morehead State University. Office Of Athletics.

Morehead State Sports Team Programs

The 2000 official media guide of the Morehead State University football team.

Part 2: The State Of Education, Regional Studies Institute, Old Dominion University

State of the Region Reports: Hampton Roads

(First Paragraph) Few things are more important to adults in Hampton Roads than the quality of their K-12 schools. These schools, and the students within their classrooms, represent the fondest hopes of this generation for a prosperous future. Many citizens and parents are willing to expend countless hours helping to maintain the quality of their schools and, to the extent they are able, make them even better. Pity the political leader who comes to be viewed as "anti-education." From the latest related statewide initiatives to more localized concerns, K-12 schools are always a focal point of the news in Hampton …

Part 3: The State Of The Regional Economy, Regional Studies Institute, Old Dominion University

State of the Region Reports: Hampton Roads

(First Paragraph) Many factors come into play when predicting the future of the Hampton Roads economy. Defense spending, non-defense-sector growth and a commitment to collaboration among private and public high-tech industries are three very large variables that contribute to the region's pulse and prospects for long-term health. All of these factors, as we will see here, are interconnected. Per capita income, often used to measure a region's economic well-being, should continue to exhibit "baseline improvement" in Hampton Roads, but if the standard of living is to rise above average, some changes would need to be made to the region's economic …

Part 9: The State Of The Workforce, Regional Studies Institute, Old Dominion University

State of the Region Reports: Hampton Roads

(First paragraph) Is the workforce as good (or as bad) as they say?

Pm 610 Crisis Counseling: Theories And Application, Burrell D. Dinkins

Syllabi

Gilliand, Burl E.; Richard K. James. Crisis Intervention Strategies. Herman, Judith Lewis. Trauma and Recovery. Hicks, Robert. Trauma - The Pain That Stays. Janoff-Bulman, Ronnie. Shattered Assumptions. Switzer, David S. The Minister As Crisis Counselor.

Statement Of Basis Approval Of No Further Action Volume 27 Of 30 January 2000 Swmu 71 Operable Unit 1334 Round 11, Sandia National Laboratories/Nm

Regulatorily Completed

This technical document contains the Statement of Basis for the Class III Permit Modification request for Site 71. Terminology changed to Justification for permit modifications after the submittal of this and the other documents included in this submittal. As with Justification Binders, contained within this document is the history of the site, descriptions of any investigations and/or remediation completed at the site, the regulatory background, and the rationale for the proposed future land-use of this site.

Animal Science Alumni Newsletter, Winter 2000

Department of Animal Science: Departmental News

Contents:

From the Department Head's Desk
Irv Omtvedt Retires After Many Years of Service With the University of Nebraska
New Faculty
Faculty Retirements
Graduate Program
Undergraduate Program
Judging Pavilion Fades From UNL Campus
Bud Britton Animal Science Golf Classic
Alumni Newsletter Receives Award
Earl Ellington Pleased With New College in Costa Rica
Deaths
Emeriti Update
Faculty Leave
Officers for Fall 2000
Recent Department Awards and Recognitions
Animal Science Leadership
Alumni News
Your Newsletter Committee
Call for Information for the Year 2001 Issue of the Animal Science Alumni Newsletter

Statement Of Basis Approval Of No Further Action Volume 25 Of 30 January 2000, Solid Waste Management Unit 61a, Operable Unit 1334, Round 11, Sandia National Laboratories/Nm

Regulatorily Completed

This technical document contains the Statement of Basis for the Class III Permit Modification request for Site 61A. Terminology changed to Justification for permit modifications after the submittal of this and the other documents included in this submittal. As with Justification Binders, contained within this document is the history of the site, descriptions of any investigations and/or remediation completed at the site, the regulatory background, and the rationale for the proposed future land-use of this site.

Statement Of Basis Approval Of No Further Action Volume 26 Of 30 January 2000, Solid Waste Management Unit 65e, Operable Unit 1333, Round 11, Sandia National Laboratories/Nm

Regulatorily Completed

This technical document contains the Statement of Basis for the Class III Permit Modification request for Site 65E. Terminology changed to Justification for permit modifications after the submittal of this and the other documents included in this submittal. As with Justification Binders, contained within this document is the history of the site, descriptions of any investigations and/or remediation completed at the site, the regulatory background, and the rationale for the proposed future land-use of this site.

Statement Of Basis Approval Of No Further Action Volume 13 Of 30 January 2000 Er Site 193 Operable Unit 1335 Round 8, Sandia National Laboratories/Nm

Regulatorily Completed

This technical document contains the Statement of Basis for the Class III Permit Modification request for Site 193. Terminology changed to Justification for permit modifications after the submittal of this and the other documents included in this submittal. As with Justification Binders, contained within this document is the history of the site, descriptions of any investigations and/or remediation completed at the site, the regulatory background, and the rationale for the proposed future land-use of this site.

Statement Of Basis Approval Of No Further Action Volume 30 Of 30, January 2000, Solid Waste Management Unit 275, Operable Unit 1306, Round 11, Sandia National Laboratories/Nm

Regulatorily Completed

This technical document contains the Statement of Basis for the Class III Permit Modification request for Site 275. Terminology changed to Justification for permit modifications after the submittal of this and the other documents included in this submittal. As with Justification Binders, contained within this document is the history of the site, descriptions of any investigations and/or remediation completed at the site, the regulatory background, and the rationale for the proposed future land-use of this site.

Statement Of Basis Approval Of No Further Action Volume 4 Of 30 January 2000 Er Site 38 Operable Unit 1335 Round 4, Sandia National Laboratories/Nm

Regulatorily Completed

This technical document contains the Statement of Basis for the Class III Permit Modification request for Site 38. Terminology changed to Justification for permit modifications after the submittal of this and the other documents included in this submittal. As with Justification Binders, contained within this document is the history of the site, descriptions of any investigations and/or remediation completed at the site, the regulatory background, and the rationale for the proposed future land-use of this site.

Statement Of Basis Approval Of No Further Action Volume 16 Of 30 January 2000 Er Site 59 Operable Unit 1333 Round 9, Sandia National Laboratories/Nm

Regulatorily Completed

This technical document contains the Statement of Basis for the Class III Permit Modification request for Site 59. Terminology changed to Justification for permit modifications after the submittal of this and the other documents included in this submittal. As with Justification Binders, contained within this document is the history of the site, descriptions of any investigations and/or remediation completed at the site, the regulatory background, and the rationale for the proposed future land-use of this site.

The Devil, The Details, And The Dawn Of The 21st-Century Administrative State: Beyond The New Deal, Sandi Zellmer

Nebraska College of Law: Faculty Publications

More than half a century has passed since the New Deal, the era known for ushering in the modem administrative state, where broad-sweeping regulatory powers were delegated to over a dozen new executive agencies pursuant to a raft of social legislation. Until the later years of the New Deal, courts were highly suspicious of socially progressive legislation, and, for that matter, any legislation that upset common law systems supporting private property rights and freedom of contract. Regulatory enactments were especially vulnerable to invalidation for delegating policy-making authority to an executive agency or other non-legislative entity. Such delegations were considered a …

The Virtues Of "Command And Control" Regulation: Barring Exotic Species From Aquatic Ecosystems, Sandi Zellmer

Nebraska College of Law: Faculty Publications

The Clean Water Act asserts the ambitious goal of eliminating water pollution and protecting the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of U.S. waters. Yet the EPA, in enforcing the Act, currently exempts from regulation a significant source of pollution in U.S. waters: ballast-water discharges from commercial shipping vessels. Ballast water from commercial vessels is a primary vector for the introduction of exotic plant and animal species into U.S. waters. The invasion of these species poses an increasing threat to native biodiversity; the invaders prey directly on native fish and wildlife, compete for food and habitat, and introduce disease and parasites …

Conserving Ecosystems Through The Secretarial Order On Tribal Rights, Sandi Zellmer

Nebraska College of Law: Faculty Publications

American Indian nations successfully manage habitat for wildlife species on reservation lands through tribal law and through traditional cultural practices. Beyond reservation boundaries, many tribes are involved in managing wildlife habitat through cooperative management agreements with federal and state agencies. Tribes do this because wildlife is important to them for cultural, economic and religious reasons, not because they are required to do so by the Endangered Species Act (ESA), 16 U.S.C. $§ 1531-1544. Nevertheless, the ESA looms over Indian Country like the sword of Damocles: While the Act contributes to the conservation of tribal wildlife resources by imposing federal penalties …

Critical Race Theory And Postcolonial Development Theory: Observations On Methodology, Chantal Thomas

Villanova Law Review (1956 - )

No abstract provided.

2000 Acts Of Synod, Crcna

Agendas and Acts of Synod

Grand Rapids, MI: Michael De Vries, president; Norman L. Meyer, vice-president; Henry J. Baron, first clerk; Jack Westerhof, second clerk

Ego-1 Is Related To Rna-Directed Rna Polymerase And Functions In Germ-Line Development And Rna Interference In C. Elegans, Anne Smardon, Jill M. Spoerke, Steven C. Stacey, Marcia E. Klein, Nancy Mackin, Eleanor M. Maine

Biology - All Scholarship

Background: Cell-fate determination requires that cells choose between alternative developmental pathways. For example, germ cells in the nematode worm Caenorhabditis elegans choose between mitotic and meiotic division, and between oogenesis and spermatogenesis. Germ-line mitosis depends on a somatic signal that is mediated by a Notch-type signaling pathway. The ego-1 gene was originally identified on the basis of genetic interactions with the receptor in this pathway and was also shown to be required for oogenesis. Here, we provide more insight into the role of ego-1 in germ-line development. Results: We have determined the ego-1 gene structure and the molecular basis of …

2000-2001 Nova Southeastern University Center For Undergraduate Studies Catalog, Nova Southeastern University

Undergraduate Programs Course Catalogs

No abstract provided.

Center For Undergraduate Studies 2000-2001 Catalog, Nova Southeastern University

Undergraduate Programs Course Catalogs

No abstract provided.

The Public-Use Requirement In Washington After State Ex Rel. Washington State Convention & Trade Center V. Evans, Tim Benedict

Washington Law Review

In State ex rel. Washington State Convention & Trade Center v. Evans, the Supreme Court of Washington held that an exercise of eminent domain for a convention center expansion project containing private developments utilizing most of the project's developed space would not violate the Washington public-use requirement In so doing, the court made the already confusing and contradictory Washington case law concerning public use in the context of eminent domain even more unpredictable. This Note argues that the court should have adopted a public-purpose analysis and thereby clarified the Washington public-use requirement.

Public Environmental Information In The Texas-Mexico Border: Analysis, Issues And Directions For The Future, Dennis L. Soden, Janet S. Conary

IPED Technical Reports

No abstract provided.

El Paso Community Legislative Agenda: Community Questionnaire Results, Christine Thurlow Brenner

IPED Technical Reports

No abstract provided.

A Simple Method For Generating Full Length Cdna From Low Abundance Partial Genomic Clones, Yongxin Wang, Joseph M. Fugaro, Fauzia Siddiq, Chandra Mouli V. Goparaju, Fulvio Lonardo, Anil Wali, John F. Lechner, Harvey I. Pass

Wayne State University Associated BioMed Central Scholarship

Abstract

Background

PCR amplification of target molecules involves sequence specific primers that flank the region to be amplified. While this technique is generally routine, its applicability may not be sufficient to generate a desired target molecule from two separate regions involving intron /exon boundaries. For these situations, the generation of full-length complementary DNAs from two partial genomic clones becomes necessary for the family of low abundance genes.

Results

The first approach we used for the isolation of full-length cDNA from two known genomic clones of Hox genes was based on fusion PCR. Here we describe a simple and efficient method …

Ilium 2000, Taylor University

Yearbooks (1898-Present)

The 2000 yearbook of Taylor University in Upland, Indiana.

Theme: A Great Cloud of Witnesses

University Place, Stacey Felsen, Tammy Didomenico, Danielle K. Johnson, Jonathan Hay, Judy Holmes, Gary Pallassino, Tom Raynor

Syracuse University Magazine

No abstract provided.