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The Potential For State Labor Law: The New York Greengrocer Code Of Conduct, Matthew T. Bodie Jan 2003

The Potential For State Labor Law: The New York Greengrocer Code Of Conduct, Matthew T. Bodie

Hofstra Labor & Employment Law Journal

While labor law academics bemoan the ossification of federal labor law, the potential for state labor law has just begun to be explored. This Article takes a closer look at the New York Greengrocer Code of Conduct, a unique approach to the problem of industry-wide employment law violations. The Code, negotiated by the New York Attorney General's Office in conjunction with groups representing workers and greengrocers, provides a set of minimum terms and conditions for grocers which to some extent go beyond statutory requirements. In return for agreeing to the Code, grocers can avoid liability for past state employment law …

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Life Cycle Of A Torrenticolous Hawaiian Chironomid (Telmatogeton Torrenticola): Stream Flow And Microhabitat Effects, Mark Eric Benbow, Albert J. Burky, C. M. Way Jan 2003

Life Cycle Of A Torrenticolous Hawaiian Chironomid (Telmatogeton Torrenticola): Stream Flow And Microhabitat Effects, Mark Eric Benbow, Albert J. Burky, C. M. Way

Biology Faculty Publications

In this study we documented the instar densities and life cycle of Telmatogeton torrenticola Terry (Chironomidae : Telmatogetoninae) from Kinihapai Stream, Maui, Hawaii. Greatest larval densities of this midge are found on substrates of high velocity, shallow flows of cascades, and splash zones of waterfalls, with lower densities in riffles. In the summer of 1994 we compared the effects of two microhabitats (termed optimal and suboptimal) on inter-instar density and relative abundance. In a second year (1995), we evaluated the effect of long-term reduced stream flow on these variables only in optimal microhabitats. A significant reduction in stream flow from …

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(2003) Notes From The Field: Card Games, Roughhousing, Traffic Jams & Thunderstorms, David K. Kennedy Jan 2003

(2003) Notes From The Field: Card Games, Roughhousing, Traffic Jams & Thunderstorms, David K. Kennedy

Collected Papers of David Kennedy

The following discussion was recorded in April 2003 in a second grade classroom at Edgemont School, Montclair, New Jersey. it was one of a series of 16 conversations on the topic of "conflict," conducted in two second grades and two fifth grades, and led by three separate facilitators. This conversation was facilitated by David Kennedy, a faculty member at Montclair State University and staff member of the IAPC.

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Focus, 2003, Winter, Andrews University Jan 2003

Focus, 2003, Winter, Andrews University

Focus

FOCUS (ISSN 1077-9345) is published quarterly, free of charge, for alumni and friends of Andrews University, an institution owned and operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

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Are Adventists Suffering An Identity Crisis?, Raymond Holmes Jan 2003

Are Adventists Suffering An Identity Crisis?, Raymond Holmes

Perspective Digest

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The Editor's Page, Ed Christian Jan 2003

The Editor's Page, Ed Christian

Journal of the Adventist Theological Society

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What Are The Limits Of Death In Paradise?, Leonard Brand Jan 2003

What Are The Limits Of Death In Paradise?, Leonard Brand

Journal of the Adventist Theological Society

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Days Of Genesis 1: Literal Or Nonliteral?, Walter M. Booth Jan 2003

Days Of Genesis 1: Literal Or Nonliteral?, Walter M. Booth

Journal of the Adventist Theological Society

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The Integration Of Faith And Science, Leonard Brand Jan 2003

The Integration Of Faith And Science, Leonard Brand

Journal of the Adventist Theological Society

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Contributions To Creation Theory From The Study Of Nature, L. James Gibson Jan 2003

Contributions To Creation Theory From The Study Of Nature, L. James Gibson

Journal of the Adventist Theological Society

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Is All Death A Consequence Of Sin?: Theological Implications Of Alternative Models, Marco T. Terreros Jan 2003

Is All Death A Consequence Of Sin?: Theological Implications Of Alternative Models, Marco T. Terreros

Journal of the Adventist Theological Society

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Ellen G. White And Earth Science, Gerhard Pfandl Jan 2003

Ellen G. White And Earth Science, Gerhard Pfandl

Journal of the Adventist Theological Society

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Basic Issues Between Science And Scripture: Theological Implications Of Alternative Models And The Necessary Basis For The Sabbath In Genesis 1-2, Norman R. Gulley Jan 2003

Basic Issues Between Science And Scripture: Theological Implications Of Alternative Models And The Necessary Basis For The Sabbath In Genesis 1-2, Norman R. Gulley

Journal of the Adventist Theological Society

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Living With Confidence Despite Some Open Questions: Upholding The Biblical Truth Of Creation Amidst Theological Pluralism, Frank M. Hasel Jan 2003

Living With Confidence Despite Some Open Questions: Upholding The Biblical Truth Of Creation Amidst Theological Pluralism, Frank M. Hasel

Journal of the Adventist Theological Society

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The End Of Historicism? Reflections On The Adventist Approach To Biblical Apocalyptic - Part One, Jon Paulien Jan 2003

The End Of Historicism? Reflections On The Adventist Approach To Biblical Apocalyptic - Part One, Jon Paulien

Journal of the Adventist Theological Society

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The Sabbath Commandment In Deuteronomy 5:12-15, Ekkehardt Mueller Jan 2003

The Sabbath Commandment In Deuteronomy 5:12-15, Ekkehardt Mueller

Journal of the Adventist Theological Society

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I Yelled At My Mother: Narrative Introspection Into The Multifaceted Emotions Of Sympathy & Compassion In Care-Giving, Elizabeth A. Curry Jan 2003

I Yelled At My Mother: Narrative Introspection Into The Multifaceted Emotions Of Sympathy & Compassion In Care-Giving, Elizabeth A. Curry

Library Faculty Presentations & Publications

Sympathy, empathy and compassion have been widely studied in many different disciplines but there has been little agreement among researchers. Studies often address the process of giving sympathy but little has been done with the process of receiving sympathy or the complex intersection of the two. This paper is an autoethnography that explores the relational way we develop an understanding of sympathy and compassion. I use an introspective process to study how I have come to understand compassion and sympathy in care giving for my mother. I seek a different approach to compassion and sympathy as a social process of …

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Longevity Studies Of Sindbis Virus Infected Aedes Albopictus, Jonida Kosova Jan 2003

Longevity Studies Of Sindbis Virus Infected Aedes Albopictus, Jonida Kosova

All Volumes (2001-2008)

The persistent captive life cycle of a virus infected mosquito was examined. The model system used was Aedes albopictus and the Alphavirus, Sindbis virus. The adult life span of virus infected Ae. albopictus was compared to the life span of virus free Ae. albopictus. Intrathoracic inoculation was the method used to infect the experimental group of the adult female Ae. albopictus with Sindbis virus. This experimental data demonstrates that this virus does not hamper the mosquito life span. The results from this experiment can be used in future experiments, such as examining the immune system of the mosquito and its …

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Determination Of Iron(Ii) Concentrations In Seawater Using Flow Injection Analysis And Chemiluminescence, Mark Keller Kinnan Jan 2003

Determination Of Iron(Ii) Concentrations In Seawater Using Flow Injection Analysis And Chemiluminescence, Mark Keller Kinnan

All Volumes (2001-2008)

Phytoplankton are a major consumer of carbon dioxide. In theory, if phytoplankton are limited in number, more carbon dioxide will be present in the atmosphere and contribute to the greenhouse effect. An increased concentration of iron would, therefore, promote phytoplankton blooms that would consume carbon dioxide. There would then be less carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to prevent heat from radiating away from earth. In 1996, an iron seeding experiment was performed in the open ocean to determine whether phytoplankton density would be increased. Phytoplankton rapidly increased in number. The research project results suggested that iron seeding the polar oceans …

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Phylogenetic Analysis Of Borrelia Species Detected In Small Mammals And Ticks In Florida, Karen Overly Jan 2003

Phylogenetic Analysis Of Borrelia Species Detected In Small Mammals And Ticks In Florida, Karen Overly

All Volumes (2001-2008)

The infection prevalence of Borrelia burgdorferi, the etiological agent of Lyme disease, was estimated among small mammals and ticks at two sites in northern Florida using molecular methods. Analysis of the B. burgdorferi flagellin gene in samples extracted from the ticks and small mammals was used to construct a phylogenetic tree. The phylogenetic tree was used to compare partial flagellin gene sequences of the Borrelia strains from Florida with reference Borrelia strains. The infection prevalences of small mammals at the University of North Florida and Guana River State Park were 90% and 47%, respectively, with 6 of 7 small …

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Mead In The Trenches, Adrian Vermeule Jan 2003

Mead In The Trenches, Adrian Vermeule

Public Law and Legal Theory Working Papers

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Development Of An Acoustic Data Storage Tag For Long Range Fish Tracking In The Ocean, Michael J. Obara Jan 2003

Development Of An Acoustic Data Storage Tag For Long Range Fish Tracking In The Ocean, Michael J. Obara

Open Access Dissertations

This dissertation describes the development of an acoustic data storage tag for long-range fish tracking in the ocean. The core of the tag is a custom integrated circuit fabricated in 0.5μm CMOS. Device geopositioning is achieved with an on-board hydrophone listening for signals from several moored acoustic sources. Environmental data in the form of temperature and pressure is periodically sampled. All acquired data is stored locally. The tag's sampling protocol is completely programmable via a PC interface. This interface also allows sensor calibration and retrieval of data at the end of the tag's mission. Sensors, batteries, nonvolatile RAM and a …

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Skills And Values Education: Debate About The Continuum Continues, Richard A. Matasar Jan 2003

Skills And Values Education: Debate About The Continuum Continues, Richard A. Matasar

NYLS Law Review

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The Death Penalty: Where Are We Now?, Robert Blecker Jan 2003

The Death Penalty: Where Are We Now?, Robert Blecker

NYLS Law Review

No abstract provided.

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Federal Preemption Of Tort Claims Under Fifra: The Erosion Of A Defense, Valerie Watnick Jan 2003

Federal Preemption Of Tort Claims Under Fifra: The Erosion Of A Defense, Valerie Watnick

University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform

With the growth of federal regulation in the last century, federal preemption of state law has been an evolving issue in the area of toxic torts litigation. The preemption doctrine occupies a particularly prominent place in the area of pesticide-related litigation as the judiciary has struggled to decide what, if any, tort claims are preempted by the Federal Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act of 1972 ("FIFRA "), the federal statute governing the sale and labeling of pesticides in the United States. In Etcheverry v. Tri-Ag Serv. Inc., 22 Cal. 4th 316, 93 Cal. Rptr2d 36 (2000), a case heard by …

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Altered Reward Value Of Carbohydrate Snacks For Female Smokers Withdrawn From Nicotine, Bonnie Spring, Sherry Pagoto, Dennis E. Mcchargue, Donald Hedeker, Jessica Werth Jan 2003

Altered Reward Value Of Carbohydrate Snacks For Female Smokers Withdrawn From Nicotine, Bonnie Spring, Sherry Pagoto, Dennis E. Mcchargue, Donald Hedeker, Jessica Werth

Department of Psychology: Faculty Publications

Discontinuing nicotine intake usually results in weight gain partially due to heightened energy intake from between-meal snacks. This experiment tested the hypothesis that the reinforcing value of palatable carbohydrate-rich snacks increases for female smokers during nicotine deprivation. Eighteen smokers and 18 nonsmokers completed a concurrent-schedules operant computer task on two separate days. Smokers were bio-verified abstinent at the second testing. The operant task allowed participants to earn points redeemable for either carbohydrate snacks or money on concurrent variable-ratio schedules of reinforcement. There were five different probabilities of earning points redeemable for snacks (8%, 16%, 25%, 50%, 75%), while the probability …

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Fecal Coliforms And Antibiotic Resistance Of Tuckahoe Creek, Catherine C. Parker Jan 2003

Fecal Coliforms And Antibiotic Resistance Of Tuckahoe Creek, Catherine C. Parker

Honors Theses

The Tuckahoe Creek has been classified impaired by the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) indicating that one of the following parameters exceed the accepted limits: pH, temperature, dissolved oxygen (DO), phosphates, nitrates, and concentration of fecal coliforms. Throughout the course of this study, two selected sites have been monitored monthly in order to measure these parameters. Route 288 is located near a construction site, and Route 621 is near Sycamore Creek Golf Course in a more rural area. The results from this study have shown that the fecal coliforms have been uniformly within the set legal limit of 1,000 …

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Table Of Contents Jan 2003

Table Of Contents

Richmond Journal of Law and the Public Interest

School Vouchers

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Introduction, Eric M. Freedman Jan 2003

Introduction, Eric M. Freedman

Hofstra Law Review

No abstract provided.

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There Is No "Rational Basis" For Keeping It A "Secret" Anymore: Why The Ftda's "Actual Harm" Requirement Should Not Be Interpreted The Same Way For Dilution Caused By Blurring As It Is For Dilution Caused By Tarnishing, Joseph J. Galvano Jan 2003

There Is No "Rational Basis" For Keeping It A "Secret" Anymore: Why The Ftda's "Actual Harm" Requirement Should Not Be Interpreted The Same Way For Dilution Caused By Blurring As It Is For Dilution Caused By Tarnishing, Joseph J. Galvano

Hofstra Law Review

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