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Parole Interview Transcript/Decision - Fusl000017 (2017-03-01)

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Detection Of And Response To Accessibility-Related Behavioral Cues, Collin Irwin, Rachel Hausmann

Defensive Publications Series

A system is described that enables a computing device (e.g., a mobile phone, smart watch, tablet computer, etc.) to detect behavioral cues from a user and recommend relevant accessibility settings for the user based on the detected behavioral cues. The computing device may use various sensors to detect accessibility-related behavioral cues and analyze the detected behavioral cues to identify a relevant accessibility setting. For example, a computing device may use a radio detection and ranging (radar) system to detect behavioral cues from a user as inputs and may identify a relevant accessibility setting that benefits the user based on the …

The Tidelands Question, E. J. Sullivan

Wyoming Law Journal

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Divorce On The Ground Of Living Apart, Charles G. Kepler

Wyoming Law Journal

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Bracton And His Time, Fred H. Blume

Wyoming Law Journal

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Indignities As Grounds For Divorce, Frank C. Conley

Wyoming Law Journal

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Liability Under Automobile Guest Statutes, John S. Mackey

Wyoming Law Journal

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The Institutional Conscience: A Study In The Adminstrative Process, John B. Clark

Wyoming Law Journal

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Validity Of Deed From Client To Attorney, William A. Smith

Wyoming Law Journal

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Aider Of Defective Petition By Allegations In The Answer, Teno Roncalio

Wyoming Law Journal

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Migratory Divorces Since Williams V. North Carolina, Floyd D. Gorrell

Wyoming Law Journal

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Necrology Committee Report, Wyoming State Bar

Wyoming Law Journal

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Report Of World Government Committee, Wyoming State Bar

Wyoming Law Journal

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Trihydroxybenzoic Acid Analogs As A Potential Drug Formulation For Inflammatory Diseases, Haleema Irfan, Foram Madiyar

Student Research Symposium (SRS)

The project seeks to establish the link between toll-like receptors (TLR) in the pathogenesis of inflammation and formulate a trihydroxy benzoic acid (THBA) analog as a potential drug formulation for inflammatory diseases.

We aim to develop a stable drug-polymer complex of THBA using pH-sensitive polymers that will target inflammation. Various analogs of THBA will be synthesized with nano-co-precipitation experimentation for optimization using a variety of polymers, solvents, and stabilizers to increase the solubility in aqueous conditions and determine the most effective combination. The particle size, drug loading, and dissolution profile under various pH are discussed with various polymers. The formulated …

Product Development From Apple, Grapes And Berries Food Waste: Market Research, Industry Analysis And Opportunity Assessment, Sahil Ghate, Siddharth S. Kesharwani Ph.D, Foram Madiyar, Sonali R. Pandey Ph.D

Student Research Symposium (SRS)

This study focuses on the apples, berries, and grapes wastage produced by the population of North America and Europe. The research is aims to conduct in-depth comparison between these two regions based on volume and monetary value of fruit waste produced. The research was conducted by an inquiry based primary research with industry experts product development scientist and good waste management companies, and secondary research was conducted by collecting information from company’s websites, annual reports, white papers, and financial reports. This research open the reusability opportunity of fruit waste, optimize the food processing and manufacturing industry. The waste from apples, …

Exploration Of Transportation In Nordic Countries: Observations Of Accessibility, Design, And Ease, Janel Ingraham

Student Research Symposium (SRS)

Exploration of Transportation in Nordic Countries: Observations of Accessibility, Design, and Ease

Commuter satisfaction is an under-represented topic in transportation research. The purpose of this paper is to highlight applications of user-oriented design in Nordic countries that are used to improve commuter usability, satisfaction and safety. The researcher wanted to answer questions relating to what urban planning designs provide ease for those commuting in this region and to those that need extra assistance; and what is implemented to ensure safety for commuters. To answer these questions, an observational methodology was used to obtain and code data from imagery and notes …

Establishing A Presumption Of Competence In The Ela Classroom: One Teacher’S Story Of Creating Space For Autistic Culture, Christopher Bass

Ought: The Journal of Autistic Culture

Much has been written about the exclusive nature of inclusive teaching (Allan 2015; Owen & Gabriel, 2010; Smith 2010; Ware, 2004). Many general educators approach neurodiversity with a deficit approach (Smagorinsky, Tobin and Lee, 2019; Myers, 2019) As an active ELA teacher, I argue that teachers must first establish a presumption of competence (Biklen, 2005), then model and promote asset-based rhetoric around ability. Once students engage with asset-based rhetoric, the classroom may become more inclusive of autistic culture. This article shares the story of my attempt to establish a presumption of competence through student tattoos.

Seeing In Color: How Are Teachers Perceiving Our Diverse Autistic Students?, Merida Lang

Ought: The Journal of Autistic Culture

Although the discipline gap between Black and White students is well documented and the discipline gap between students with disabilities and those without has also been researched, the discipline gap between autistic students of color and White students has received very little attention. This essay asks educators to consider the ways in which autistic students of color exist in a specific cross section of double-discrimination and considers what can be done to reduce unconscious bias, including developing a broader and more diverse understanding of autistic culture.

Oughtism And Oughtistic Narratives In The Lives Of Autistic People And Their Families, Mairi Evans

Ought: The Journal of Autistic Culture

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Truffaut’S L’Enfant Sauvage (The Wild Child, 1970): Evoking Autism And The Nascent “Eugenic Atlantic”, Joy C. Schaefer

Ought: The Journal of Autistic Culture

This essay analyzes François Truffaut’s L’Enfant sauvage (The Wild Child, 1970) as an early representation of autism that metaphorizes the neurodiverse child as the colonial subject. The film takes place in 1798, only a decade after the French Revolution, and depicts the true events of the “wild boy of Aveyron,” a feral child found in the Southern French forest when he was twelve years old. Before the film’s production, Truffaut—who also plays the boy’s teacher, Dr. Jean-Marc Itard—collected articles and books on autism and viewed videos of autistic children to create his main character’s behavioral patterns. The film …

Ignite: Not Just Surviving Pbis, But Succeeding: 1st Year Success Toolkit (Group 2), Katrina Smith-Paggett, Victoria Pierrie, Satin Booker, Kira Cooper

Georgia Association for Positive Behavior Support Conference

This presentation will target schools that are in the installing phase or planning phase. However, the presentation could also benefit schools that may not have had a successful implementation year due to a variety of reasons.

The presentation will focus on 7 critical components (tools) Stockbridge Elementary School utilized during Year 1 of implementing the PBIS framework. By using these tools SES reduced the number of office referrals by 33%. The 7 success tools are: Community Buy-In, Strategic Introduction to Student Body, Planned PBIS Leadership Meetings, PBIS Student Ambassadors, Constant Reflection of Practices / Procedures, Effective and Consistent Acknowledgement System, …

Project Thetis, Grace Robertson

Student Research Symposium (SRS)

Project Thetis is a 35-member team comprised of 4 sub-teams including design, software, electrical and logistics. Our project aims to reduce the commonality of micro-plastics by extracting them from anhydrous sand samples. Micro-plastics are the most common form of pollutant in marine systems, but in the last year have been reported in every tested ecosystem including mountain ranges around the globe, freshwater systems, and the atmosphere. We have chosen to focus on micro-plastic extraction from anhydrous sand as it is a neglected ecosystem in current efforts to remove micro-plastics from the environment. Extraction will be done using electric force attraction …

Analyzation Of Awareness Methods Of Air Quality In Pristina, Kosovo And A New Method To Help Increase Awareness, Justin Lawlor

Student Research Symposium (SRS)

Power plants have become a huge problem in Kosovo and have caused the air quality to become hazardous to health, but people don’t consider it a big concern. The focus of this study is to evaluate the current methods of awareness of air pollution observed and investigate a new method to implement to increase awareness. The methods to collect this data included an interview, observations, and a media analysis. The researcher observed three methods of awareness, an air quality monitor at the U.S. Embassy, the Newborn sign, and stickers around light switches at the Rochester Institute of Technology Kosovo (RITK) …

Effects From Tourism In Australia, Sarah E. Olko

Student Research Symposium (SRS)

The Great Barrier Reef is one of the seven natural wonders of the world and it is advertised as being 90 percent dead. It is home to millions of species, but its health has been declining rapidly. The point of this research was to see how local businesses in Cairns, Australia are reacting to the influx of tourists and how it is affecting them. To find this information the researcher contacted different local cairns businesses, visited a local diving company, and was able to get firsthand experience by diving and snorkeling in the Great Barrier Reef. The researcher found that …

Performance Evaluation For Private Higher Education Institutions Using Balanced Scorecard, Mou’Ath Hourani, Seja Abdali

Al-Balqa Journal for Research and Studies البلقاء للبحوث والدراسات

The aim of this paper is to demonstrate the use of balanced scorecard (BSC) specifically key Performance indicators (KPls) to establish a reference for performance evaluation in private higher Education institutions. The paper first introduces related literature review, and then presents the proposed KPls that are carefully chosen for performance evaluation in private higher education institutions ‘Then, The proposed KPls are validated by applying it to five private universities in Jordan and one benchmark International university one of these universities was named to be the Jordanian standard university after Comparing the performance results of the five universities with a benchmark …

We Are...Marshall, December 4, 2019, Office Of Marshall University Communications

We Are ... Marshall: the Newsletter for Marshall University 1999-2023

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High Rate Quasi-Steady-State Pattern Visual Evoked Potentials For Brain-Computer Interface, Ibrahim Kaya

Open Access Dissertations

Visual Evoked Potentials (VEPs) are electrophysiological signals recorded from occipital areas of the scalp in response to visual stimulation. VEPs are used for clinical monitoring of diseases and Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs). Depending on the stimulation rate, there are two types of VEPs, transient (low stimulation rates < 3Hz) and Steady-State (higher stimulation rates >5Hz). However, a novel VEP stimulation paradigm was developed at the University of Miami, Neurosensory Laboratory. This paradigm generates low jittered VEPs similar to Steady-State VEP (SSVEP) and called Quasi-Steady State VEPs (QSS-VEPs). QSS paradigm has proven itself in the fast acquisition of Auditory Brainstem Responses (ABRs) and Pattern Electroretinograms (PERGs). One major advantage …

State V. Garner Appellant's Brief Dckt. 46877

Not Reported

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Reduce Patient Falls At Skilled Nursing Facility, Jalpa Patel

DNP Qualifying Manuscripts

Falls and related injuries are becoming a massive concern for healthcare systems. Preventing falls should be the top priority for healthcare organizations. Since the risk of falling cannot be eliminated, implementing a plan that addresses fall prevention strategies can significantly reduce the number of falls. This article explores evidence-based practice (EBP) interventions in order to prevent elderly patient falls in a skilled nursing facility (SNF). The EBP research interventions, such as fall screening tools used for patient assessment, safety education classes for staff, bedside nursing communication exchange, and daily nursing leadership rounds, can have a vital effect on patient and …

The Collegian: December 04, 2019, The Collegian Staff, South Dakota State University

The Collegian, 2019-2020

Volume: 135

Issue: 11