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Know Your Alabama Ethics Law Before Accepting Gifts From Uab Vendors, Traci Bratton

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12.07.15., Rashid

ASWC Agendas

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Crow's Nest, December 7, 2015, Crow's Nest Staff

Crow's Nest

The December 7, 2015, issue of the Crow's Nest.

Ksu Percussion Ensemble, John Lawless, Josh Bouland, Joe Donahue, Selena Sanchez, Michael Ollman, Mary Madison Jones, Caty Mae Loomis, Eric Ramos

Bailey School of Music Concert Programs

Kennesaw State University School of Music presents KSU Percussion Ensemble.

Tiller White, Llc V. Canyon Outdoor Media, Llc Appellant's Brief Dckt. 43482

Idaho Supreme Court Records & Briefs, All

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Workman V. Rich Clerk's Record Dckt. 44701

Idaho Supreme Court Records & Briefs, All

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Consistency And Inconsistency In Celebrity Endorsements, Vanessa Veras Victoria

Theses

The purpose of this study was to evaluate consumer attitudes towards brands when exposed to celebrity endorsements in cases where the personality of the celebrity does not match the personality of the brand (inconsistent). Theories used in this research included: Cognitive Dissonance Theory, how consumers are expected to react when receiving information that presents inconsistency; and Schema Theory, how information is stored in the form of schemas. A measure consisting of attractiveness, credibility, purchase intention and likeability was created based on studies by Spear and Singh (2004) and Halonen-Knight and Hurmerinta (2010) in order to evaluate consumer attitudes. A survey …

"I Could Do With Less Caressing": Sexual Abuse In The Tenant Of Wildfell Hall, Andrew Doub

Criterion: A Journal of Literary Criticism

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"That Lady, Sir, Is Her Own Mistress": Evelina's Condemnation Of Rape Culture, Rosee Hadden

Criterion: A Journal of Literary Criticism

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Whalesong 2015-12-07, N/A N/A

Whalesong

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The Second Amendment Is Not Absolute, Sonja R. West

Popular Media

This article written at Slate.com on December 7, 2015 explains that like many other constitutional rights, the right to possess firearms in the 2nd Amendment, may be regulated by Congress.

No Reef Is An Island: Integrating Coral Reef Connectivity Data Into The Design Of Regional-Scale Marine Protected Area Networks, Steven R. Schill, George T. Raber, Jason J. Roberts, Eric A. Treml, Jorge Brenner, Patrick N. Halpin

Faculty Publications

We integrated coral reef connectivity data for the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico into a conservation decision-making framework for designing a regional scale marine protected area (MPA) network that provides insight into ecological and political contexts. We used an ocean circulation model and regional coral reef data to simulate eight spawning events from 2008–2011, applying a maximum 30-day pelagic larval duration and 20% mortality rate. Coral larval dispersal patterns were analyzed between coral reefs across jurisdictional marine zones to identify spatial relationships between larval sources and destinations within countries and territories across the region. We applied our results in Marxan, …

Bjc Today

BJC Today

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Systematic Literature Review Of The Use Of Rich Media In Stem And Related Education, Tony A. Lowe

School of Engineering Education Graduate Student Series

The use of video in pedagogy is well established in the modern classroom with researched understanding of its benefits. Prior literature reviews provide a foundation for the impacts within a wide scope of environments and subjects. These reviews primarily have looked at students and faculty attitudes, learning outcomes, and the impact on attendance. The impact has been spread over general subject matter with little focus on the often challenging topics of STEM education. Many topics in STEM education are highly procedural, such as mathematical proofs or writing code or conducting experiments. Understanding the costs and benefits of using video to …

The Murray Ledger And Times, December 7, 2015, The Murray Ledger And Times

The Murray Ledger & Times

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Week Of December 7, 2015, New York Medical College

InTouch

• NYMC Honored at WCA Annual Fall Leadership Dinner
• NYMC Hosts Music and Medicine
• HSL Hosts Shakespeare and the Four Humors Presentation
• Meet the Doctor Lecture Series Addresses Concussions in Youth Sports
• New York Blood Center Recognizes NYMC
• StuHE Hosts Public Health Career Mentor Session

Detection Of Lightweight Directory Access Protocol Query Injection Attacks In Web Applications, Pranahita Bulusu

Master of Science in Computer Science Theses

The Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) is a common protocol used in organizations for Directory Service. LDAP is popular because of its features such as representation of data objects in hierarchical form, being open source and relying on TCP/IP, which is necessary for Internet access. However, with LDAP being used in a large number of web applications, different types of LDAP injection attacks are becoming common. The idea behind LDAP injection attacks is to take advantage of an application not validating inputs before being used as part of LDAP queries. An attacker can provide inputs that may result in alteration …

Authorship, Attribution, And Audience, Laura A. Heymann

Popular Media

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State V. Laubach Respondent's Brief Dckt. 43096

Not Reported

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State V. Rodriguez Appellant's Brief Dckt. 43246

Not Reported

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State V. Martin Appellant's Brief Dckt. 43297

Not Reported

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State V. Biles Appellant's Brief Dckt. 43498

Not Reported

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Investigating The Role Of Gene Duplication In Ribosomal Protein Evolution And Testing A Model Of Duplicate Gene Retention In Mammals, Asav Dharia

Doctoral Dissertations

Since Susumu Ohno’s seminal work in 1970, gene duplication has been widely recognized as the origin of multi-gene families and a major mechanism of evolutionary change. Understanding forces that govern the evolution of gene families through retention or loss of duplicated genes has been the subject of much inquiry and debate. The key challenge in this debate is accounting for retention of duplicate genes when, in the absence of some countervailing selective pressure leading to their retention, population genetics predicts that the overwhelming majority of duplicated genes should be lost. In an attempt to investigate the generation and retention of …

How Do Changes To The Railroad Causeway In Utah’S Great Salt Lake Affect Water And Salt Flow?, James S. White, Sarah E. Null, David G. Tarboton

Civil and Environmental Engineering Faculty Publications

Managing terminal lake elevation and salinity are emerging problems worldwide. We contribute to terminal lake management research by quantitatively assessing water and salt flow for Utah’s Great Salt Lake. In 1959, Union Pacific Railroad constructed a rock-filled causeway across the Great Salt Lake, separating the lake into a north and south arm. Flow between the two arms was limited to two 4.6 meter wide rectangular culverts installed during construction, an 88 meter opening (referred to locally as a breach) installed in 1984, and the semi porous material of the causeway. A salinity gradient developed between the two arms of the …

"My Wonderful And Less Than": The Inadequacy And Necessity Of Metaphor In Szybist's Incarnadine, Katherine Snow Nelson

Criterion: A Journal of Literary Criticism

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Dean's Spotlight December 7, 2015, Seattle University School Of Law Dean

Dean's Spotlight

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Archeota, Fall 2015, Catherine Folnovic, Tiana Trutna, Rebecca Leung, Beaudry Rae Allen, Ilda Cardenas

Archeota

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Holding Death At Bay Vs. Prolonging Life: Indexing Fatalism And Optimism In The Ideology Of Health, Genetics, And Family History In The U. S. And South Korean Media, Soo Jung Hong, Susan Strauss

The Qualitative Report

Media discourse creates and shapes views of personhood, of possibilities, of wellness, and at the same time, these views and beliefs, in their turn, shape media discourse. Broadcasts of health-related edutainment programs and advertisements are rich sources for the discovery of stances concerning health and illness. We examine media discourse in the United States and South Korea, and uncover consistent indexical patterns pointing to overall ideologies of fatalism in the U.S. and optimism in South Korea. Specifically, from an indexicality-based perspective, we identify the patterned ways in which the ideologies of fatalism and optimism are indexed with regard to agency …

Applying A Socio-Ecological Framework To Thematic Analysis Using A Statewide Assessment Of Disproportionate Minority Contact In The United States, Dawn X. Henderson, Tiffany Baffour

The Qualitative Report

Disproportionate minority contact (DMC) in the United States represents a critical social challenge to promoting the ideals and values of social justice. The ecological nature of DMC, a phenomenon emerging from the intersection of micro- and macro-level factors, necessitates the application of systems theories in understanding the issue and designing solutions to address it. This article illustrates the application of socio-ecological systems theory in thematic analysis, drawing associations across multiple systems between contributing factors to DMC in the juvenile justice system in North Carolina, USA. Analysis examined data from 6 focus groups comprised of 55 statewide stakeholders involved in the …

Defending The "Higher Walls" - The Effects Of U.S. Export Control Reform On Export Enforcement, James E. Bartlett Iii, Jonathan C. Poling

Santa Clara Journal of International Law

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