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Women's Interest Network, Julie King, Christine Korper, Abiola Afolayan, Marie Elena Angulo, Michela Cocchi, Angela M. Gallerizzo, Dolly Hernandez, Margaret Kamm, Dana Katz, Kendra Muller, Sierra Paola, Vanessa Romero Rocha, Aina Serret, Sandhya Taneja, Catherine Van Kampen

The Year in Review

No abstract provided.

International Litigation, Jonathan I. Blackman, Carmine D. Boccuzzi, Theodore J. Folkman, Phillip B. Dye Jr., Matthew D. Slater, Mark Mcdonald, Ari Mackinnon, Igor V. Timofeyev, Joseph R. Profaizer

The Year in Review

No abstract provided.

International Arbitration, Sergey Petrachkov, Dmitry Kuptsov, Saglar Ochirova, Oksana Karel, Daryna Hrebeniuk, Robert J.C. Deane, Jeffrey Rosenthal, Katie Gonzalez, Katerina Wright, Caoimhe Clarkin, Marcus Walsh, Bella Chan, Keara A. Bergin, Christopher P. Denicola, Peter Ashford, Kate Felmingham, Aline Dias, Antonio Canales, Grëtel Cannon, Ashley Chandler, Marianne Chao, Mercedes Fernández, Gustavo A. Galindo, Melissa Stear Gorsline, Benjamin Holloway, Haifeng Huang, Elie Kleiman, Viktoriia Korynevych, Annie Leeks, Fernando F. Pastore, Maria I. Pradilla Picas, Iris Sauvagnac, Jiahui Sheng, Darya Vakulenko, José Antonio Vázquez Cobo, Sharon Yiu, Lars Markert, Christina Nitsche, Anthony Lynch, Héctor Scaianschi Márquez, Preeti Bhangnani, Eric Lenier Ives, Tom Pearson

The Year in Review

No abstract provided.

Canada, Jacob Mantle, Danny Yeo, Peter Jarosz, Tayler Farrell, Gannon Beaulne, Megan Steeves, Adam Mauntah, Salma Kebeich

The Year in Review

No abstract provided.

Abstract Of Title John Huitt Survey, Woods-Collins Additions, Block 2, Lot 7, 1945-1946

Arlington, Texas Land Records Collection

Abstract of title for a section of the Woods-Collins Addition to the city of Arlington by Elliott & Waldron Abstract Companies 12 January 1945, abstract of title for a different section of the same by Elliott & Waldron Abstract Companies 7 March 1946

Abstract Of Title John Huitt Survey, Woods-Collins Additions, Block 2, Lot 1, October 1948

Arlington, Texas Land Records Collection

Abstract of title for a section of the Woods-Collins Addition to the city of Arlington by Stewart Title Company 25 October 1948

Abstract Of Title John Huitt Survey, Woods-Collins Additions, Block 2, Lot 1, September 1948

Arlington, Texas Land Records Collection

Abstract of title for a section of the Woods-Collins Addition to the city of Arlington by Stewart Title Company 18 September 1948

Abstract Of Title John Huitt Survey, Wm. M. Dugans Addition, 1920-1953

Arlington, Texas Land Records Collection

Abstract of title for a section of the Wm. M. Dugans Addition to the city of Arlington by The Fort Worth and Tarrant County Abstract Company 1 November 1916, abstract of title for the same by Texas Title Company Abstracts 21 December 1922, abstract of title for a section of the same by Elliott & Waldron Abstract Company of Fort Worth, Inc. 11 January 1940, abstract of title for the same by Rattikin Title Company 12 January 1953

Abstract Of Title John Huitt Survey, Ditto & Collins Addition, Block 1, 1924-1929

Arlington, Texas Land Records Collection

Abstract of title for a section of the Ditto & Collins Addition to the city of Arlington by Texas Title Company 27 Oct 1924, abstract of title for the same by Home Abstract Company 19 July 1929

Abstract Of Title John Huitt Survey, Block 106, City Of Arlington, 1911

Arlington, Texas Land Records Collection

Abstract of title for a section of the 640 acre land of John Huitt by the Fort Worth and Tarrant County Land Title Office 22 March 1911

Abstract Of Title John Huitt Survey, Brown Addition, 1948

Arlington, Texas Land Records Collection

Abstract of title for the Brown Addition to the 640 acre land of the John Huitt survey by Rattikin Title Company 11 May 1948

Abstract Of Title John Huitt Survey, 1946-1948

Arlington, Texas Land Records Collection

Abstract of title for a 2.79 acre section of the 640 acre land of the John Huitt survey by Eliott & Waldron Abstract Companies 27 May 1946, abstract of title for a 50 x 150 foot section of the John Huitt survey by Rattikin Title Company 26 May 1948

Abstract Of Title John Huitt Survey, 1919-1923

Arlington, Texas Land Records Collection

Abstract of title for a 75 x 250 foot section of the 640 acre land of the John Huitt survey by Home Abstract Company 29 September 1919, abstract of title for the same by Texas Title Company 1 Sept 1921, abstract of title for a 75 x 200 foot area of the same by Home Abstract Company 31 October 1921, abstract of title for the same by Texas Title Company 16 June 1923

Abstract Of Title John Huitt Survey, 1909

Arlington, Texas Land Records Collection

Abstract of title for the 640 acre land of John Huitt from the Fort Worth and Tarrant County Land Title Office, originally surveyed 8 January 1852

Abstract Of Title John Huitt Survey, 1912-1952

Arlington, Texas Land Records Collection

Abstract of title for a 100 x 266 foot section of the 640 acre land of the John Huitt survey by Texas Title Company 12 September 1912, abstract of title for the same land by Stewart Title Company 1 April 1943, abstract of title for the same land by Rattikin Title Company 16 December 1952

Effectiveness Of A Training Program In Enhancing The Knowledge Of Intensive Care Unit Staff Regarding Emergency Response: A Quasi-Experimental Pre–Post Study, Abdulrahman Abbas Jasim, Shimaa Gomaa, Rofida Albash, Amira B Kassem, Shahab Abdulla, Ralela Makline, Mustafa Abbass

AUIQ Complementary Biological System

Background: Timely and effective emergency response by intensive care unit (ICU) staff is critical for patient outcomes. Objective: To evaluate the effect of a structured educational intervention on ICU staff knowledge of emergency response. Methods: A one-group quasi-experimental pre–post study was conducted among ICU healthcare professionals in Thi-Qar Governorate hospitals. Participants completed a validated questionnaire assessing emergency response knowledge before and after a structured lecture covering cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), airway management, bleeding control, and the ABCDE protocol. Paired statistical analyses were applied, and p-values <0.05 were considered significant. Results: Forty-one participants completed both assessments. Significant improvements were observed in recognition …

Nigeria's 2025 Tax Act In Comparative Perspective: Tax Rates, Compliance, And Fiscal Space With Econometric And Machine-Learning Evidence From Nigeria, South Africa, The United Kingdom, And The United States, Olatunji Dauda Ojedokun, Seun Adebanjo

Economic and Business Review

This study compares Nigeria's 2025 Tax Act with regimes in South Africa, the United Kingdom, and the United States using quarterly panel data (2000–2025) and complementary econometric and machine-learning methods. We estimate fixed-effects difference-in-differences, autoregressive distributed lag/cross-sectionally augmented autoregressive distributed lag error-correction models, dynamic panel generalised method of moments, and local projections to identify short- and long-run effects on revenue efficiency, compliance behaviour, and fiscal space. Predictions for VAT/corporate income tax revenues and gaps are generated with Elastic Net, Random Forest, XGBoost, and LightGBM, and heterogeneity is assessed via generalised random forests and doubly robust learners. Results show a significant, …

Geographical Pattern Analysis Of Gis Images With Deep Learning And Voronoi Network, Nidaa Kareem, Tawfiq A. Al-Assadi

Journal of Intelligent Informatics, Networking, and Cybersecurity

Localization is not enough for the analysis of spatial patterns; a principled geometric and statistical framework is required. This paper proposes an integrated spatial intelligence system combining deep learning, computational geometry, and spatial statistics, which is a unified and interpretable system. It is based on segmentation localization that accurately localizes the centroid of each object without the disadvantages of the bounding box. These centroids form a natural Voronoi tessellation of regions of spatial influence intrinsic to the data instead of imposing any artificial restrictions. A geometry-based density formulation is used to improve representation, which includes Voronoi cell areas and neighborhood …

Physical Oracles And The Instrumental Status Of The Terrestrial Biosphere, Volodymyr Kotegov

Defensive Publications Series

This document develops a general instrumental framework for evaluating physical systems that function as oracles — systems capable of generating high-dimensional observations on the actual physics of the universe, exhibiting substantial computational irreducibility, and producing data in measurement bases not yet fully formalized by the agent. Within this framework the terrestrial biosphere is analysed as the strongest currently known Slow Oracle.

Humanistic, ethical, and sentimental considerations are excluded. Evaluation proceeds solely in terms of expected utility, option value under residual uncertainty, basis diversity rent, thermodynamic opportunity cost, and resistance to model collapse. The central claim is that, while residual uncertainty …

Caldwell Hermes‑Awh V1.0 High‑Flux Enthalpy‑Recycling Modular Extraction System Open-Hardware, Build-And-Test Atmospheric Water Harvester For Low-Humidity Environments, Michael Victor Caldwell Mr.

Defensive Publications Series

Caldwell HERMES‑AWH is a modular, solar-regenerated atmospheric-water-harvesting system designed for low-to-moderate relative humidity, nominally 15–35% RH. The design addresses the major practical bottlenecks of conventional sorption-based atmospheric water harvesting: slow water-vapor diffusion into thick sorbent beds, adsorption heat that reduces uptake, poor thermal uniformity during regeneration, loss of desorbed vapor, incomplete condensation recovery, and low daily cycle count.

The system uses multiple thin structured sorbent cassettes, each carrying a 0.5–2.0 mm active sorbent layer on a thermally conductive backplane. Cassettes operate in sequential modes: ambient-air adsorption, thermal preconditioning, closed solar-thermal regeneration, vapor recovery and condensation, and cooling/reset. The system maintains …

Control-Plane Route Staling In An Ethernet Virtual Private Network Using A Stale Route Target On Ethernet Auto-Discovery Routes, Anonymous

Defensive Publications Series

A control-plane route staling mechanism for an Ethernet Virtual Private Network (EVPN) is disclosed. When a single-homed link between a local Provider Edge (PE) router and a Customer Edge (CE) device fails, the local PE router removes the associated Media Access Control (MAC) and Internet Protocol (IP) forwarding entries from its hardware forwarding table, retains the corresponding EVPN Type 2 routes in its local routing information base, suppresses Type 2 withdrawals, and starts a configurable stale timer. The local PE router readvertises the EVPN Type 1 Ethernet auto-discovery route for the Ethernet Segment with a predefined stale route target in …

Caldwell W2g‑Vt V2.1 — Continuous Waste‑To‑Gasoline Refinery Using Molten‑Salt Cavitation Depolymerization, Halogen Scrubbing, Dual‑Bed Zsm‑5 Swing Catalysis, Venturi Ultra‑Fast Spray Quench, Ultrasonic Anti‑Fouling, Steam‑Stripped Heavy Bottoms, Optical Cavitation Feedback & Vortex‑Tube Instrument Cooling, Michael Victor Caldwell Mr.

Defensive Publications Series

This research project develops and validates a continuous‑flow waste‑to‑gasoline refinery capable of converting mixed waste plastics and organics into high‑octane gasoline (C₅–C₈, 91–95 RON) at 1.0 kg/s throughput.

The system integrates:

• Molten‑salt depolymerization (NaNO₃/KNO₃ at 450°C)

• Phoenix‑Cracker hydrodynamic cavitation (from your TDCommons inventions)

• Arachne‑NTC optical cavitation sensors (TDCommons)

• CaO/MgO halogen scrubbing

• Dual‑bed ZSM‑5 swing catalytic reactor

• Venturi direct‑contact spray quench (0.12 s)

• 28 kHz ultrasonic anti‑fouling

• Steam‑stripped heavy bottoms

• Vortex‑tube instrument cooling

• Light‑gas oxygen purge

• Fractionation and internal energy recovery

This document provides the full research theory, experimental plan, system diagrams, operating parameters, integration notes, and validation methodology required to …

Fabrication And Performance Evaluation Of Electrospun Pvdf/Pan Nanofibrous Membranes For Oily Wastewater Separation, Ahmed H. Oleiwi, Akram R. Jabur, Qusay F. Alsalhy, Doinita Roxana Cioroiu Tirpan, Claudia Ana Maria Patrichi

Engineering and Technology Journal

Electrospun nanofibrous membranes are a promising technique for wastewater treatment owing to their high porosity and surface properties. This manuscript presents a systematically designed investigation on the preparation and optimization of poly(vinylidene fluoride) (PVDF)/polyacrylonitrile (PAN) blended nanofibrous membranes for oil/water separation. Nanofibrous membranes were synthesized by electrospinning with PAN weight percentages of 0 wt%, 10 wt%, 25 wt%, and 50 wt%. The impact of PAN weight percentages on the morphology and separation performance of the membranes was investigated. The membranes were analyzed harnessing scanning electron microscopy (SEM), energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDS), Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), and water contact angle (WCA) …

Industry Perspectives On Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Utilization For Dam Inspection And Maintenance, Abdulaziz Alzahrani, Mohammed Sulaiman

University of Bisha Journal for Basic and Applied Sciences

Effective inspection and maintenance of dams are essential for infrastructure longevity, water resource management, and public safety. Historically, dam maintenance relied heavily on visual inspections, which were limited in scope and accuracy, especially in detecting internal structural issues such as seepage and foundational degradation. This paper presents an industry-oriented evaluation of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) as a transformative tool in modern dam inspection and maintenance. The study explores UAVs' capacity to enhance efficiency, safety, and precision in identifying structural anomalies, erosion, and environmental degradation. Survey data collected from contractors in the Saudi water sector provides insight into current adoption levels, …

The Prospector, September 1, 2026, Student Publications

The Prospector

No abstract provided.

Discomfort Avoidance And Desire For Normality Are Decision-Making Drivers Of Footwear Choice In Underserved Communities At Risk Of Diabetic Foot Ulcer, Krithika Anil, Neeraj Sharma, Sonal Patel, Jess Bailey, Catherine Smith, Sally Abey, Kayce Allcock, Richard Collings, Joanne Paton

School of Health Professions

BackgroundDiabetes-related foot ulceration (DFU) is a serious complication that can lead to lower limb amputation or death. Custom-made footwear is a key preventative strategy, yet adherence to use is often low. The factors influencing decision-making for footwear use remain unclear, particularly among underserved groups such as people from low socioeconomic and South Asian backgrounds. This study aimed to identify the psychological mechanisms underlying footwear choice and adherence in people with diabetes from low socioeconomic and South Asian populations.MethodsThis study used a qualitative approach conducted in two parts. Part 1 explored footwear-related experiences using one-to-one interviews informed by the COM-B model …

The Timing Of Albedo Declines With Reforestation, Christopher A. Williams, Surendra Shrestha, Susan Cook-Patton, Natalia Hasler, Drew E. Terasaki-Hart, Samantha Yeo

Geography

Reforestation is a leading climate solution for removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, but generally decreases surface albedo, which diminishes its climate mitigation value. Knowing how quickly this albedo effect unfolds relative to carbon removal is critical for planning climate mitigation actions, yet the temporal changes in albedo are poorly described. This study uses satellite observations to characterize temporal changes in albedo with stand development for different forest types and ecoclimatic settings around the world. We find that about half of the climate warming effect from decreased albedo occurs within 40 years, but that it takes anywhere from 50 to …

Stat 216.51: Introduction To Statistics, Blake P. Miller

University of Montana Course Syllabi, 2026-2030

No abstract provided.

A Principled Approach To Equitable Compensation Undea Principled Approach To Equitable Compensation Under Erisa § 502(A)(3)R Erisa § 502(A)(3), Gabriel Juedemann

University of Chicago Law Review

In many cases, a beneficiary of an employee benefit plan suffers an injury due to a fiduciary’s misfeasance, but the beneficiary does not have a claim under ERISA’s benefit-recovery provision. In these circumstances, the beneficiary’s only path to relief is § 502(a)(3)’s authorization of “appropriate equitable relief.” But whether that provision permits monetary compensation when a beneficiary sues a fiduciary is a question the Supreme Court has not cleanly resolved, and circuit courts have fractured as a result.

This Comment argues that equitable compensation—or surcharge—should be available under § 502(a)(3) when a beneficiary sues a fiduciary, but only under certain …

Readme Template For Geospatial Data, Alyssa Renteria

Library Faculty Research

A readme file provides descriptive information about a dataset, file(s), or software. The goal is to ensure that the files and data can be correctly interpreted by your future self or others when sharing or publishing data, code, or software.