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Commencement Program (June 2009), Csusb

CSUSB Commencement Programs

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Winter 2009

University of Richmond Magazine

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Spring 2009

University of Richmond Magazine

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Intangible Or Embodies Information: The Non-Statutory Nature Of Human Genetic Material, Debra Greenfield

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Where Is The Itc Going After Kyocera?, Bas De Blank, Bling Cheng

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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It's Your Turn, But It's My Move: Intellectual Property Protection For Sports Moves, F. F. Scott Kieff, Robert G. Kramer, Robert M. Kunstadt

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Injunctions Enjoined: Remedies Restructured, Lily E. Lim, Sarah E. Craven

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Exclusion Of Downstream Products After Kyocera: A Revised Framework For General Exclusion Orders, Michael J. Lyons, Andrew J. Wu, Harry F. Doscher

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Poised On The Precipice: A Critical Examination Of Privacy Litigation, Andrew B. Serwin

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Pharmaceutical Reverse Payment Settlements: Presumptions, Procedural Burdens, And Covenants Not To Sue Generic Drug Manufacturers, Catherine J. K. Sandoval

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Western Australian Natural Resource Management Plan 09, Department Of Agriculture, Western Australia

Natural resources published reports

The purpose of the State Natural Resource Management [NRM] Plan is to communicate the direction for sustainably managing Western Australia's natural resources.

This direction has been informed by previous initiatives such as the 'Decade of Landcare', several programs focused on salinity, the Western Australian State Sustainability Strategy (2009), and more recently a report commissioned by the State entitled The delivery of Natural Resources Management in Western Australia - a review (2006), which recommended preparation of an NRM Plan. The review noted that the most important issue for the State to clarify first was the outcome it seeks rather than how …

Change In Refractive Status Of The Patients Undergoing Phacoemulsification Surgery., Mr Joshi, S Shakya

School of Health Professions

This study was carried out with the objective of finding refractive status of patients undergoing phacoemulsification surgery for cataract extraction. Success of cataract surgery can be quantified with the improvement in visual acuity with least amount of refractive error. Prospective study of 44 patients was done pre operatively and with subsequent follow up in the first, third and eighth week post operatively. Pre and post operative evaluation was carried out in terms of visual acuity, refractive error and corneal curvature. Among patients undergoing surgery, 91.0% achieved visual acuity of 6/9 or better at eighth week follow up 73.3% of patients …

The Relationship Between Attitudes Of Teachers And Principals Concerning Supervisory Methods And Procedures In Selected Minnesota Schools, Donald J. Gornowich

Theses and Dissertations

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Landscape Change In The Multi-Use, Multi-Ownership Forests Of The Olympic Peninsula, Washington, 1988-2006, Justin D. Braaten

Theses and Dissertations

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The Conservation Reserve Program : A Case Study Of Three North Dakota Counties In The Prairie Pothole Region, Lorilie M. Atkinson

Theses and Dissertations

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An Unsatisfactory Case Of Self-Determination: Resolving Puerto Rico's Political Status, Lani E. Medina

Fordham International Law Journal

In the case of Puerto Rico, the exercise of self-determination has raised, and continues to raise, particularly difficult questions that have not been adequately addressed. Indeed, as legal scholars Gary Lawson and Robert Sloane observe in a recent article, “[t]he profound issues raised by the domestic and international legal status of Puerto Rico need to be faced and resolved.” Accordingly, this Note focuses on the application of the principle of self-determination to the people of Puerto Rico. Part I provides an overview of the development of the principle of self-determination in international law and Puerto Rico's commonwealth status. Part II …

Rule 11 Bis: An Examination Of The Process Of Referrals To National Courts In Icty Jurisprudence, Olympia Bekou

Fordham International Law Journal

Rule 11 bis forms a cornerstone of the ICTY's completion strategy. Part I of this Article provides an analysis of the elements of the rule. This Part will highlight the purpose of Rule 11 bis, offer an overview of the legal basis through which the transfer of jurisdiction has taken place in the ICTY, discuss the referral process and the elements necessary for a successful referral, and, finally, round out the discussion with an overview of the decision making process of the referral bench in identifying which state is suitable to proceed with a trial once it is determined that …

A Tiny Problem With Huge Implications - Nanotech Agents As Enablers Or Substitutes For Banned Chemical Weapons: Is A New Treaty Needed?, Evan J. Wallach

Fordham International Law Journal

The underlying thesis of this Article is that while smaller-sized particles and separate nano-sized carriers of known agents are clearly covered by the CWC, nanomimics are not as squarely within the relevant provisions. The bulk of this Article deals with that question. Despite the invitation to woolgather, this Article is limited to the tightest possible analytical approach. Part I begins with definitions of chemical and biological agents within existing treaties, and of nanoproducts, including those existing beyond presently-known technical capabilities, but which are at least reasonably conceivable (“nanobots”). Part II provides an overview of treaty law that is potentially applicable …

Of Trailers And Jet Skis: Is The Case Law On Article 34 Tfeu Hurtling In A New Direction?, Peter Oliver

Fordham International Law Journal

The provision which is the focus of this Article is article 34 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union ("TFEU" or "Treaty") (formerly article 28 EC). This Article focuses on an analysis of two recent judgments on this important issue delivered by the European Court of Justice ("Court") in 2009, namely the Trailers decision and the Mickelsson decision. Before reaching these judgments, the Article discusses very briefly the relationship between the four freedoms (free movement of goods, persons, services, and capital) and then, as to the scope of article 34, reminds the reader of what is "the …

Controlling Dominance In European Markets, Erika Szyszczak

Fordham International Law Journal

The theme of this Article addresses an area of European Union ("EU") law that has witnessed continuing complex questions for regulation: the role of law in the evolving processes of controlling dominance through competition laws in the liberalized markets of Europe. These markets offer new challenges for competition law, especially where new business platforms emerge. These markets also present new challenges in identifying how far a private law right of freedom to contract and rights to property can be reconciled with the demise of the state in providing essential services to citizens and the replacement of such services with new …

Uprooting Children In The Name Of Equity, Merle H. Weiner

Fordham International Law Journal

This Article ultimately recommends that courts should reign in, if not abandon, the doctrine of equitable estoppel as it is used in Hague child abduction cases. This Article supports its thesis in four parts. Part I describes the equitable estoppel argument as it has emerged within the Hague Convention framework. Part II then examines the Convention's legislative history and argues that the doctrine is incompatible with that history. Part III analyzes the principle policy basis offered in support of the doctrine: the deterrence of concealment. Part IV focuses on the best way to address concealment within the confines of the …

10/20 Protection Standard For Lifeguards : The Industry Standard Or False Promises?, Kasey T. Young

Theses and Dissertations

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The Prevalence Of Greenwash In The General Merchandisers Business Sector, Jeannie E. Schultz

Theses and Dissertations

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Resistance Training Versus Static Stretching : Effects On Flexibility And Strengths, Sam K. Morton

Theses and Dissertations

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North Dakota's Renaissance Zone Program : Evaluating Success In Northeastern North Dakota, Jordan L. Neau

Theses and Dissertations

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Perceived Disapproval & Knowledge Concerning The Consequences Of Drinking While Pregnant Among College Students, Shawnda M. Schroeder

Theses and Dissertations

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Promoting Diversity And Combating Narcotics : How Dc And Marvel Comics Pioneered For Social Change In Comics And Popular Culture, Timothy Bryan Rodenberger

Theses and Dissertations

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Extravehicular Activity (Eva) Emergency Aid For Extended Planetary Missions : Through-The-Spacesuit Intravenous (Iv) Administration, Alejandro R. Diaz

Theses and Dissertations

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Dividing Perennials : An Interactive Flash Module On Dividing Perennials For Homeowners, Naomi Hanson

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Developing Methods And Measures To Assess Progress In Achieving Access Goals Of The Americans With Disabilities Act: A Case Study Of Small Towns In Montana, Tom Seekins Ph.D., Nancy Arnold, Catherine Ipsen, University Of Montana Rural Institute

Independent Living and Community Participation

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was enacted without any baseline data against which to measure progress on achieving its public access goals. To date, no one has collected local, state, or national data to establish such a baseline or to assess progress in achieving those goals empirically. We developed a simple accessibility assessment tool that can aggregate data across businesses and communities. We then established a sampling frame for all Montana incorporated communities with populations of 2,500 – 10,000. We randomly selected 327 businesses to observe from a universe of 2,151 businesses that met inclusion criteria, and we trained …