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Procedure In Locating And Patenting A Mining Claim, R. Lauren Moran
Procedure In Locating And Patenting A Mining Claim, R. Lauren Moran
Wyoming Law Journal
No abstract provided.
The Federal Exploratory Unit Agreement: Its Advantages And Disadvantages Insofar As The Fee Mineral Owner Is Concerned, T. J. Files
Wyoming Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Surface Damages - Claims By Surface Estate Owner Against Mineral Estate Owner, Harry A. Thompson
Surface Damages - Claims By Surface Estate Owner Against Mineral Estate Owner, Harry A. Thompson
Wyoming Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Corporation Law Revision, E. George Rudolph
Continuing Legal Education, William Hedges Robinson, Jr.
Continuing Legal Education, William Hedges Robinson, Jr.
Wyoming Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Why Law Is A Profession, John D. Randall
President's Annual Report, James O. Wilson
The Spouse As A Stranger To The Deed, Thomas E. Lubnau
The Spouse As A Stranger To The Deed, Thomas E. Lubnau
Wyoming Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Manufacturers' Liability For Breach Of An Implied Warranty, Richard E. Day
Manufacturers' Liability For Breach Of An Implied Warranty, Richard E. Day
Wyoming Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Forfeiture Of Water Rights In Wyoming, Frank C. Mockler
Forfeiture Of Water Rights In Wyoming, Frank C. Mockler
Wyoming Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Certified Checks, J. T. Hayes
Secured Transactions: Remedies On Default, Donald P. White
Secured Transactions: Remedies On Default, Donald P. White
Wyoming Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Bulk Sales Under The Uniform Commercial Code, Dean Clark
Bulk Sales Under The Uniform Commercial Code, Dean Clark
Wyoming Law Journal
No abstract provided.
A Foreword To The Study Of The Uniform Commercial Code, Paul D. Carrington
A Foreword To The Study Of The Uniform Commercial Code, Paul D. Carrington
Wyoming Law Journal
No abstract provided.
The Administration Of Law In Yellowstone National Park, James W. Brown
The Administration Of Law In Yellowstone National Park, James W. Brown
Wyoming Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Application User-Interface Specific Emotional Response Collection, N/A
Application User-Interface Specific Emotional Response Collection, N/A
Defensive Publications Series
A computing device is described that is configured to determine an emotional response of a user to an application being used by the user. For instance, when an application developer wishes to improve an application, the computing device may collect emotional data by utilizing sensors (e.g., cameras, microphone, touch panel, motion sensors, accelerometer, gyroscope, etc.) embedded within the computing device running the application. The computing device may correlate the collected emotional data to specific portions of the application so that the computing device may locate within the application where the emotional data appears to suggest the user is confused. For …
Method Of Capturing A Video And A Set Of Selected High-Quality Images During Camera Shutter Long-Press, Wei Hong, Marius Renn, Radford Juang, Lin Chen
Method Of Capturing A Video And A Set Of Selected High-Quality Images During Camera Shutter Long-Press, Wei Hong, Marius Renn, Radford Juang, Lin Chen
Defensive Publications Series
This publication describes techniques to provide high-quality images automatically in response to a user long-pressing (making a press and hold gesture) a shutter button on an imaging device. The high-quality images may be selected from after the long-press of the shutter is detected by the imaging device, before the long-press is detected by the imaging device, and/or before the shutter is pressed. A machine-learning technique that ranks video images by their quality and diversity is used to select desirable high-quality images. Both high-quality images and video can be provided to a user in a digital multimedia container format (e.g., MP4) …
Stories We Don’T Tell: Research’S Limited Accounting Of Rural Schools, Michael Thier, Paul Beach
Stories We Don’T Tell: Research’S Limited Accounting Of Rural Schools, Michael Thier, Paul Beach
School Leadership Review
To help build capacity among PK-12 school leaders and policymakers whose decisions can impact rural settings, often without full understanding of the nuances most salient to rural places, this study asked (1) To what extent do education researchers account for geographic locale in their reporting? (2) Do highly ranked journals account for geographic locale in their reporting more readily than education research in general? Hybridizing three systematic approaches to literature review—rapid, mapping, and scoping—the study examined a population-level dataset of nearly 109,000 school-focused, peer-reviewed articles in ERIC during a 10-year period and dove deeper into 4,001 articles from highly ranked …
Emerging Teacher-Leaders For English Learners: A Professional Development Model In Rural Florida, Raisa Ankeny, Nidza Marichal, Maria Coady
Emerging Teacher-Leaders For English Learners: A Professional Development Model In Rural Florida, Raisa Ankeny, Nidza Marichal, Maria Coady
School Leadership Review
This paper describes an ongoing Professional Development (PD) program that aimed to prepare teacher-leaders for rural English learner (EL) students. We delineate the theoretical underpinnings of the PD design and describe the two-year graduate coursework program with onsite coaching in rural schools in detail. We define rurality and the context of ELs in the rural partner school district and describe the PD coursework, which was adapted to meet the local rural educational needs of the participants. At its outset, participants reflected on the overall PD through online discussions, surveys, and focus group interviews. Data revealed that the participants found the …
Principals As Instructional Leaders: An Embedded Descriptive Case Study Of One Rural School's Effort To Improve Student Outcomes Through Reading Plus, Joshua W. Tremont, Nathan R. Templeton
Principals As Instructional Leaders: An Embedded Descriptive Case Study Of One Rural School's Effort To Improve Student Outcomes Through Reading Plus, Joshua W. Tremont, Nathan R. Templeton
School Leadership Review
The purpose of this descriptive embedded case study is to address a reading literacy problem at a rural school district through a principal’s instructional leadership and to determine whether student outcomes improved. Campus principals are tasked with the responsibility of ensuring every student receives high-quality instruction that aligns with research-driven best practices by implementing current interim assessment cycles to track classroom trends and determine appropriate interventions (Texas Administrative Code [TAC §149.2001.]). However, the manner in which the principal influences student achievement varies based on leader capacity and school setting. While leadership in rural settings is as diverse as the community …
Fostering Inclusive Culture Through Partnerships With Nonprofits, Kevin Badgett, John Decman
Fostering Inclusive Culture Through Partnerships With Nonprofits, Kevin Badgett, John Decman
School Leadership Review
NELP Standards place a particular emphasis on “the leaders’ responsibility for the well-being of students and staff as well as their role in working with others to create supportive and inclusive district and school cultures” (Preparing for the National Educational Leadership Preparation (NELP) Program Review: A Companion Guide, 14). This concept, that of working with others to create inclusive district and school cultures, necessarily means that school leaders are required to look at organizations and leaders in the community to foster positive growth. Because of this, there is a fertile ground upon which to investigate the benefits of partnerships with …
Centering Students In The Community: Building Capacity For School Improvement Efforts Through Community Connections, Wesley Henry
Centering Students In The Community: Building Capacity For School Improvement Efforts Through Community Connections, Wesley Henry
School Leadership Review
This paper explores the efforts of rural administrators to link students with the local community. Previous research on the visibility of rural administrators and rural school-community connections are discussed. Findings indicate that bolstering the prominent role of students within the local community supports rural administrators’ learning improvement agendas by building capacity and buy-in for their improvement efforts, linking students with opportunities that the school alone cannot provide, and securing additional resources.
Co-Optation Of The American Dream: A History Of The Failed Independent Experiment, Kyle Macciomei
Co-Optation Of The American Dream: A History Of The Failed Independent Experiment, Kyle Macciomei
Cinesthesia
Explore the history of Independant Cinema in America and its relationship to major Hollywood industries.
Only A Couple Animals Died During The Production Of This Film, Dan Geary
Only A Couple Animals Died During The Production Of This Film, Dan Geary
Cinesthesia
An exploration of the history of Hollywood's mistreatment of animal workers in the film industry.
School Of Culinary Arts & Food Technology-Winter Newsletter 2019, James Murphy
School Of Culinary Arts & Food Technology-Winter Newsletter 2019, James Murphy
Other resources
The School of Culinary Arts and Food Technology, TU Dublin, Autumn Newsletter captured the many events, research, awards, significant contributions and special civic and community activities which the students and staff members of the school have successfully completed up to the Winter period of 2019. The successful completion of these activities would not be possible without the active and on-going support of the 'INSPIRED' friends of Culinary Arts (school supporters) and our school's industry association supporters.
Untangling The Complexities Of Patient Navigation Interventions For Engagement In Care Among People Living With Hiv Who Use Drugs Or Alcohol, Sharleen M. Traynor
Untangling The Complexities Of Patient Navigation Interventions For Engagement In Care Among People Living With Hiv Who Use Drugs Or Alcohol, Sharleen M. Traynor
Open Access Dissertations
Engaging and retaining individuals with HIV who also use drugs or alcohol in care is essential to reducing HIV-related morbidity and mortality in the United States. HIV-infected individuals who use substances are less likely to access care, adhere to treatment plans, and achieve viral suppression compared to those who do not report substance use. This leads to uncontrolled infection and contributes to ongoing disease transmission. Multiple factors are associated with poor engagement in HIV care and often include a combination of syndemic psychosocial factors, comorbid conditions, and structural barriers to healthcare utilization. Patient Navigation (PN) is a client-centered intervention designed …
Reimagining Gender Violence: Understanding Community-Based Organizations’ Use Of Restorative And Transformative Justices As Social Change Strategies, Ahjané D. Billingsley
Reimagining Gender Violence: Understanding Community-Based Organizations’ Use Of Restorative And Transformative Justices As Social Change Strategies, Ahjané D. Billingsley
Open Access Dissertations
Currently, the “violence against women” (VAW) frame that informs dominant responses to gender violence has had limited success. This frame often excludes victims who are men, gender diverse, and those of sexual minorities, and the omissions have resulted in collateral harms to victims and communities. Scholars and community psychologists have noted the need for multilevel, ecological, and multidimensional gender violence interventions and preventions. Some community-based organizations are responding to the limitations of the VAW frame by using restorative justice and/or transformative justice/community accountability social change strategies within social settings to understand and address gender violence. This study used interpretive phenomenology …
Non-Sovereign Poetics: Rethinking Nationalism And Independence In Puerto Rico, Martinique, And Guadeloupe, Fély Catan
Non-Sovereign Poetics: Rethinking Nationalism And Independence In Puerto Rico, Martinique, And Guadeloupe, Fély Catan
Open Access Dissertations
This dissertation reconsiders the notion of political sovereignty, independence and nationalism in the non-sovereign Caribbean context. I explore the ways in which writers and artists from Puerto Rico, Martinique, and Guadeloupe envision alternative epistemologies to the Western concepts of sovereignty and the nation-state. By questioning the traditional model of state sovereignty through the linguistic, aesthetic, and thematic components of their texts, plays, and visual, I argue that these artists have expressed other ways to be sovereign. This dissertation analyzes a defiant artistic production that originates in a contemporary crossroads for economic survival in a Caribbean context. I investigate how the …
Informing An Intervention To Address High-Risk Sexual Behavior In Hispanic Men Who Have Sex With Men, Jacob Martinez
Informing An Intervention To Address High-Risk Sexual Behavior In Hispanic Men Who Have Sex With Men, Jacob Martinez
Open Access Dissertations
Hispanic men who have sex with men (MSM) continue to be disproportionately affected by HIV infection. However, few interventions have been shown to be effective in decreasing high-risk sexual behaviors among Hispanic MSM. The purpose of this dissertation study was to explore factors that may contribute to Hispanic MSM engagement in interventions to decrease high-risk sexual behaviors and to add relevant data to inform a culturally appropriate intervention. A qualitative descriptive research design was utilized to conduct in-depth, semi-structured interviews with a sample of 21 Hispanic MSM from various collaborator community sites in Miami-Dade County, Florida. Data were analyzed using …
Food Preferences Among Children At Arcadia Elementary School, Laurel Lee
Food Preferences Among Children At Arcadia Elementary School, Laurel Lee
Community Based Research
My research, conducted from September through November of 2017, showed that the children preferred more processed foods and starches instead of healthier options such as fruits and vegetables, even when healthy options were available. According to the parents/caregivers surveyed, their children prefer to eat processed American meals. Parents/caregivers desired for their children to eat a variety of different foods including fruit, vegetables, proteins, and traditional Hispanic food. This study acknowledges that healthy meal options are available at schools, but there needs to be more research on how to best encourage students to take advantage of these nutritious choices in order …