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Arkansas Swimming & Diving Record Book, 2024-2025, University Of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Athletics Media Relations

Arkansas Swimming and Diving

No abstract provided.

Razorback Soccer Record Book, 2024-2025, University Of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Athletics Media Relations

Arkansas Soccer

No abstract provided.

Arkansas Men's Basketball Media Guide, 2024-2025, University Of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Athletics Media Relations

Arkansas Men’s Basketball

No abstract provided.

23rd Sunday In Ordinary Time - 7 September 2025, Michele Purcell

Pastoral Liturgy

No abstract provided.

Gadea, Andrea Sánchez Gadea

Grado en Gestión y Comunicación de la Moda

Este trabajo de fin de grado presenta el desarrollo de Gadea, una marca emergente de joyería que combina diseño emocional, sostenibilidad y estrategias digitales para conectar con una audiencia joven. El proyecto se centra en cómo construir una identidad de marca sólida y coherente a través del marketing digital, incluyendo acciones como el email marketing, fashion films y redes sociales. Se analiza también el impacto emocional de las joyas como regalos simbólicos, reforzando el valor de la marca desde una perspectiva emocional. La metodología utilizada ha sido de tipo cualitativo, basada en una revisión bibliográfica y entrevistas informalesc

Late Checkout. Plan Integral De Comunicación Y Marketing Para Revitalizar Late Checkout: Fusionando Streetwear, Exclusividad Y Experiencia, Nerea Frías Serrano

Grado en Gestión y Comunicación de la Moda

Late Checkout es una marca creada en 2021, lo que la hace ser joven y con pocos años de experiencia. Esto genera una gran desventaja frente a las grandes marcas ya posicionadas en el mercado y con un gran histórico reconocido por detrás. Necesitan captar a un mayor público y crear una comunidad fidelizada para abordar los altos precios que tienen sus productos y, a su vez, que la marca crezca y siga adelante a largo plazo. Además, debe mejorar su posicionamiento para que resuene como una marca de streetwear de lujo y no como la marca de una artista, …

Always, Forever, Now. Narrativas De Vanguardia: Reactivación De David Delfín (2025), Nerea Aizpuru Lorenzo

Grado en Gestión y Comunicación de la Moda

La marca Davidelfin ha quedado inactiva tras el fallecimiento del diseñador a pesar de su impacto en la moda española. Existe una clara necesidad de revitalizar la marca, conservando su identidad artística y disruptiva, mientras se adapta a las demandas y sensibilidades del mercado actual.

Este proyecto propone una estrategia de revitalización para la marca Davidelfin, utilizando el storytelling emocional, la moda conceptual y un enfoque digital vanguardista como herramientas clave para conectar con nuevas audiencias. El objetivo es respetar la visión original del diseñador David Delfín, marcada por su creatividad provocadora y su capacidad para desafiar normas estéticas y …

Capsule: Una Nueva Forma De Entender La Segunda Mano De Lujo, Andrea Rivero Lorenzo

Grado en Gestión y Comunicación de la Moda

El presente trabajo trata la fusión entre el arte, la moda y la sostenibilidad, con el objetivo de desarrollar una propuesta innovadora para el retail de lujo: una tienda de segunda mano concebida como una galería de arte, bajo el nombre de Capsule.

Capsule refleja el objetivo de revalorizar cada artículo de lujo, independientemente de los años que lleve en el mercado, actuando como una cápsula del tiempo que preserva su esencia. Un espacio dónde el tiempo parezca detenerse, preservando cada pieza como si fuera nueva, pero con un valor emocional añadido, más profundo, vinculado a su historia y a …

Technologically Competent Reprised: Ethical Practice In An Ai Age And Considerations For Our Courts In A Burgeoning Ai Era, Heidi L. Frostestad

College of Law Faculty Publications

The recent explosion of artificial intelligence and generative AI undeniably impacts our federal and state courts. Currently, ABA Model Rule 1.1 and its Comment include a broad requirement of technological competence for an ethical practice. This Article will identify the technical competence obligations embodied in Model Rule 1.1 and examine the implications of AI for technological competence standards. After reviewing the timeline of cases that invoke AI hallucinations and other issues and current scholarly literature, this Article will propose a more specific ethical standard for baseline knowledge of various AI technologies according to current practice and use of ever-expanding technologies …

Exploring Emerging Memory Technologies For Enhancing Data Center Applications, Zhen Lin

Computer Science and Engineering Dissertations - Archive

The rapid evolution of memory and storage technologies is fundamentally reshaping the design of operating systems and data management. Emerging devices such as persistent memory, NVMe SSDs, and Compute Express Link (CXL)--enabled hybrid memory modules introduce new opportunities for high-performance, cost-efficient data management, yet they also expose limitations in traditional software abstractions. File systems, originally designed for slow block-based devices, incur excessive overhead on ultra-low-latency media, while block-level caches suffer from metadata and eviction inefficiencies. Moreover, hardware-managed tiering provides transparency but restricts adaptability across workloads. These challenges highlight the need to rethink caching and tiered memory management across multiple system …

Tbi Semi-Annual Report - July-December 2024 Final.Pdf, Tennessee. Bureau Of Investigation

Annual Reports

This document is the annual report for the TBI during the fiscal year.

2025 Annual Report, Tennessee. Department Of Human Services

Annual Reports

This annual report highlights the accomplishments of the Department of Human Services for the fiscal year.

The Feminicide Epidemic In Brazil: An Analysis Considering The Convention Of Belém Do Pará And The Rome Statute, Suzana Coelho Da Silva

Human Rights Brief

Gender-based violence against women is an issue little discussed both in academia and in various sectors of society. Men in positions of power block any attempts by women to be observed in places of influence and visibility, reflecting a patriarchal society that sees women as inferior, fragile beings incapable of exercising functions that requires intelligence, strength, and rationality.

Kobaliya V. Russia: Curtailing Civil Society Through Labels Of Foreign Influence., Alida Blendonohy

Human Rights Brief

In a January 2025 judgment, the European Court of Human Rights (“ECtHR”) held in the case of Kobaliya and Others v. Russia that the application of Russia’s foreign agent legislation violated Articles 8, 9 and 10 of the European Con­vention on Human Rights (“ECHR”) which pro­tect the rights to freedom of expression, freedom of association, and respect for private and family life.

In Kobaliya, the ECtHR assessed Russia’s foreign agent legislation, its evolution since 2012, and its increasing restrictiveness. In its initial 2012 enactment, the law applied to nongovernmental organizations (“NGOs”) that participated in political activity with foreign funding, …

Index To Photo Box 2, Farrah Nagrampa

Index to Photos

No abstract provided.

Pulse X

Pulse Magazine Archive

No abstract provided.

Evergreening's Empirical Chasm, Erika Lietzan

Faculty Publications

For more than two decades, policymakers have been told that pharmaceutical innovators companies engage in a practice that is called, disparagingly, “evergreening.” The basic idea is that companies introduce new versions of their drugs that have later expiring patents or regulatory exclusivity. This way, the claim goes, the companies effectively block generic entry for years or decades longer than Congress intended and than is socially desirable. Initially these claims were supported by poorly researched anecdotes. In the last decade, some scholars and advocacy organizations have published papers that purport to provide empirical support for the “evergreening” accusation. But these empirical …

303 Creative, Exclusive Private Enforcement, And Blue-State Revenge, Charles W. "Rocky" Rhodes, Howard W. Wasserman

Faculty Publications

Red states have made exclusive private enforcement schemes targeting locally unpopular but constitutionally protected conduct a cornerstone of culture-war legal strategy. Laws such the Texas Heartbeat Act (“S.B. 8”) in 2021 and anti-“WOKE” laws forego public enforcement in favor of private enforcement; this precludes federal rights-holders from vindicating their rights through pre-enforcement offensive litigation in federal court against the government or government officials responsible for enforcing the law. This threatens rights-holders with defending a state-court wave of costly and burdensome litigation to adjudicate the law’s constitutional validity.

Blue states and liberal scholars and advocates have sought a progressive counterpart targeting …

Exploring Motivation In Visual Arts: Middle School Art Teachers' Perspectives, Eva V. Coker

Graduate Research Theses & Dissertations

The purpose of this study was to explore pedagogical strategies and curriculum (media and art projects) that 6th through 8th grade middle school art teachers use to motivate students to participate in the visual arts. Specifically, it examined the instructional strategies, media choices, and art projects that teachers perceived as inspirational and motivational for middle school students. This qualitative study included data from 17 middle school art teachers, collected through interviews, video-recorded nonverbal communication cues, and teacher-submitted artifacts. The findings revealed a range of instructional strategies, media and curricular practices, and flow and affective experiences that teachers believed supported student …

The Effects Of A History Of Child Trauma On Breastfeeding Outcomes, Emily Flynn

Graduate Research Theses & Dissertations

Breastfeeding provides significant health benefits for both parent and child, yet many parents discontinue earlier than recommended. While childhood sexual abuse has been associated with breastfeeding difficulties, limited research has examined the broader effects of other forms of childhood maltreatments on breastfeeding outcomes. This cross-sectional study examined the relationship between a history of childhood trauma and breastfeeding outcomes, with social support explored as a potential moderator. Participants (n = 194) were birthing parents of children under the age of five, recruited from online parenting communities. Measures included the Adverse Childhood Experience International Questionnaire (ACE-IQ), a breastfeeding duration item, and a …

Staphylococcus Aureus Encodes Four Differentially Regulated Pyruvate Transporters, Jennifer L. Endres, Cleofes Sarmiento, William Xiao, Marat R. Sadykov, Kenneth W. Bayles, Mckenzie K. Lehman

Journal Articles: Pathology and Microbiology

The success of Staphylococcus aureus as a pathogen is attributable, in part, to its ability to exploit the diverse nutrient sources available during infection. Critical to this success are the pathways involving pyruvate that serve as a nexus for energy production, oxidative metabolism, and biosynthetic processes. When available, bacteria acquire pyruvate from the environment to fuel growth. Recently, LrgAB was identified as a pyruvate transporter under microaerobic conditions, leading us to speculate that S. aureus encodes other pyruvate transporters that are active during aerobic growth. In this study, we used the toxic pyruvate analog, 3-fluoropyruvic acid (3-FP), to isolate mutants …

The Rise Of Israeli Far-Right Politics: A Queer Feminist Analysis, Sa'ed Atshan, K. Galor

Peace & Conflict Studies Faculty Works

No abstract provided.

Increased Dissolution Rate And Decreased Processing Temperature For Immediate Release Fdm 3d Printed Tablet Of Weakly Acidic Drugs By Acid-Base Supersolubilization, Mohammed Irfan Syed

Theses and Dissertations

In recent years, there has been much interest in three-dimensional (3D) printing for the development of personalized and on-demand medications for better therapy. In 3D-printing, materials are deposited layer by layer to form tablets and pellets. Among various 3D-printing technologies, the fused deposition modeling (FDM) 3D printing, where melt-extruded filaments of drug-polymer mixtures are used for 3D printing, is most promising. However, the FDM 3D-printing often produces slow-release tablets that are not suitable for rapid drug action in the body. The present investigation was undertaken to demonstrate how rapidly dissolving 3D-printed tablets of poorly water-soluble acidic drugs could be developed …

Developing Stiripentol Analogs As Potential Ldh Inhibitors For The Treatment Of Glioblastoma, Anshika Y. Jain

Theses and Dissertations

Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) is a highly proliferative brain tumor that has a 5-year survival rate of ~7 %. Temozolomide (TMZ) is the current standard of care therapeutic for GBM. However, 50% of patients develop resistance to TMZ. Therefore, further investigation for new GBM therapeutics is necessary to overcome this issue of drug resistance. GBM patients are known to overexpress lactate dehydrogenase (LDH), which is inversely correlated with their survival. This key glycolytic enzyme catalyzes the interconversion of pyruvate and lactate and plays an important role in cancer proliferation and invasion. Therefore, we aimed to inhibit LDH for developing therapeutics for …

Covid-19 Risk And Crisis Communication Challenges And Opportunities: Qualitative Insights From Rural Wastewater Surveillance Partners, Savannah Tucker, Beverly May, Matthew Liversedge, Scott M. Berry, James W. Keck, Anna G. Hoover

UK CARES Faculty Publications

Objectives: Understand perceptions of COVID-19 messages and information sources among rural wastewater treatment plant operators to inform context-specific communication strategies for implementing wastewater surveillance methodologies locally.

Methods: Eight employees from 7 Eastern Kentucky facilities involved in SARS-CoV-2 wastewater surveillance participated in semi-structured interviews. Respondents shared perceptions of traditional and social media COVID-19 information channels in their communities, as well as factors influencing trustworthiness of sources. Using the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication (CERC) framework, 3 investigators conducted iterative, thematic coding of interview transcripts.

Results: Respondents’ statements most frequently related to “Be Credible,” “Be …

Nfl Kick-Off Rule Change: A Comparative Analysis Of Injury Incidence, Troy Puga, Tanner Haechten, Coleman Cush, Mckenna Box, Hans Drawbert, John Riehl

North Texas Research Forum 2025

Introduction: Kickoffs in the National Football League (NFL) remain one of the most dangerous plays during an NFL game, with high levels of injuries. In 2024, the NFL implemented kickoff rules intended to reduce the number of injuries during this play, and improve player safety. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effect of the 2024 NFL kickoff rules on the incidence of injuries during the kickoff. Methods Injuries on kickoffs were identified for the 2024, 2023, and 2022 NFL seasons using the transcribed game book for each game on the official NFL website. Injury type was confirmed …

Strategies To Enhance Involvement In Research And The Use Of Hiv Prevention Services In Black Men Who Have Sex With Men (Bmsm): The Voices Of Bmsm, Chijoke Anyaehie, Brittany L. Gardner, Paris Green, John Bonelli, Hong Van Tieu, Melonie Walcott

Gulf Coast Division GME Research Day 2025

No abstract provided.

Fetal Presentation Confirmation On L&D With Ultrasound, Noelle Coen, Aaron Poole

Central & West Texas and San Antonio GME Research Day 2025

No abstract provided.

Media Viability In Resource-Constrained Newsrooms: The Case Of The Observer Newspaper In Uganda, Nakitimbo Amelia Martha

Executive Masters in Media Leadership and Innovation

The Observer newspaper in Uganda has built a solid reputation as an impartial, independent, and analytical publication that adheres to the ethical principles of good journalism. Founded and run by a small team of journalists, the newspaper has weathered many storms, including financial crises, political intimidation, newsroom equipment seizure, and the early death of the vision carrier, Kevin Aliro. This study analyzes and records the approaches used by The Observer's editorial staff to keep the newspaper afloat during two turbulent decades of financial, political, and economic difficulties. In contrast to other newsrooms that are frequently defined by strict hierarchies between …

Evaluating The Viability Of Monetizing Media Content Archives: A Case Of Vision Group, Eva F. Nabagesera Kirunda

Executive Masters in Media Leadership and Innovation

This study examines the viability of a media content archive with a focus on Vision Group. Amid digital transformation, media organizations face mounting pressure to monetize archives of historical, cultural, and journalistic content. This is particularly relevant for legacy media like Vision Group, which confronts external and internal challenges that threaten sustainability. Externally, digital disruption has diminished traditional revenue streams like print advertising and subscriptions, as tech giants dominate digital ad spaces. Younger audiences prefer free, interactive content on social media and podcasts, while inflation and economic pressures shrink advertising budgets and consumer spending. Internally, reliance on outdated business models, …