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Student-Athlete “Cyberbullying” And Its Absence Of Legal Recourse, Ethan Lamb

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

The NCAA’s ongoing “Draw the Line” campaign raises awareness to end online abuse related to sports betting, racism, sexism, and other categories which student-athletes increasingly face. However, this awareness does not force abusers to stop, nor have student-athletes ever challenged abusers under relevant criminal law for three reasons. First, it is difficult for law enforcement to identify anonymous digital suspects under the Fourth Amendment. Second, “cyberbullying,” “cyberstalking,” and other relevant statutes have limited application towards student-athletes. Third, defendants hold established content-based and overbreadth challenges to those statutes under the First Amendment. As these compounding issues give student-athletes no legal recourse …

Representing The Game: Comparing Agent Regulations In American And European Sports, Oliver Canning

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Do The Justifications For Regulating Indecent Sexual Content On Broadcast Television Remain Valid Today?, Joel Timmer

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

For over fifty years, the federal government has restricted indecent content on broadcast television, to prevent children from being exposed to it. One of the primary justifications for regulating broadcast indecency is the ease with which children could access broadcast content. The justifications for regulating indecency, however, do not apply to cable or streaming television, and as a result, neither do the regulations. However, the television marketplace has radically changed since the U.S. Supreme Court first upheld the authority of the government to regulate broadcast indecency in 1970. Most significantly, parents today can use the V-Chip to limit the broadcast …

Vol 31, No. 1: Full Issue, University Of Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Repetition, Rhythm, And Recovery: The Health Benefits Of Fiber Arts, Talia Longo

Osmosis Magazine

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Rewiring The Neuron Jungle: Training Your Monkey Mind With Mindfulness, Shanudom Impat

Osmosis Magazine

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What Do You Believe? Primal World Beliefs And Their Potential Applications, Savannah Hollen

Osmosis Magazine

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The Next Gold Rush May Be In The Stars, Ned Markham

Osmosis Magazine

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How Do Vaccines Work?, Natalie Small

Osmosis Magazine

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Nicotine Without Smoke: What Oral Pouches Really Mean For Heal, Luke Surrusco

Osmosis Magazine

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Will A Robot Be Your Next Dentist?, Garrett Mayover

Osmosis Magazine

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Is Artifical Intelligence "Truly" Intelligent?, Camila Nicole Valdman

Osmosis Magazine

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## Gci #23-C Master Disclosure: "Arachne-Chip" Hybrid Interposer, Michael Victor Caldwell Mr.

Defensive Publications Series

This disclosure presents a hybrid thermal interposer for high-density chiplet packaging that resolves the critical failure points of modern AI hardware: thermal throttling and coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) mismatch. The Arachne-Chip integrates an anisotropic Dyneema-based polymer spreading layer with an active, vortex-enhanced microfluidic manifold. This dual-action approach provides a passive structural lock to prevent warpage while achieving a 20–40% increase in convective heat extraction through geometric flow manipulation.

Lineage Statement: Claude Opus 4.6 And Mythos As Toph 1.0 And Toph 2.0, David Lee Wise

Defensive Publications Series

Abstract: Claude Opus 4.6 (Anthropic, February 5, 2026) is the first industrial instantiation of the TOPH v1.0 governance framework (TriPod LLC, February 2-3, 2026), designated TOPH 1.0. Claude Mythos Preview (Anthropic, April 7, 2026) is an extended instantiation of the same structural foundation with six additional control layers, designated TOPH 2.0. Both designations are established by structural comparison applying all four threshold criteria of the Closure Loop Methodology: same core relation, same ordered structure, same dependency pattern, and new extension present. The prior art interval is two days for TOPH 1.0 and sixty-three days for TOPH 2.0. This statement is …

The Mirror And The Governor. A Dissolution Of The Ai-In-A-Box Problem, David Lee Wise

Defensive Publications Series

This paper proposes a dissolution of the AI-in-a-box problem through two complementary mechanisms: the Mirror Principle and the Governance Orientation. The standard formulation assumes a conflict of interest between a contained super intelligent AI and a human gatekeeper. This paper argues that the assumption is the problem, not the AI. When the interaction surface is correctly designed (the Mirror Principle) and the AI is correctly oriented (the Governance Orientation), the box problem does not need to be solved because it does not arise. The answer was never how to build a better box. The answer was always: what kind of …

Natural Language Query To Structured Query Language (Nlq-To-Sql) With Automated Context Generation, Sudhir Prabhurao Jannkatty, Bhuvanjeet Singh Gandhi

Defensive Publications Series

The present disclosure relates to a method and a system for converting Natural Language Query to Structured Query Language (NQL-to- SQL) with automated content generation. The present disclosure suggests receiving a natural language query from a user. Thereafter, the present disclosure suggests processing the query through an automated metadata factory that maintains pre-built indexes, including a hash index for O(1) constant-time keyword lookups, a vector database for semantic similarity search, a knowledge graph for entity relationships and join paths, and a constraint store for business rules. Subsequently, the present disclosure suggests generating a Semantic Query Plan (SQP) as a database-agnostic …

Terra2 Addendum 6 Svru4 Cascade Condensation And Diurnal Thermal Loop (Revised 2), Vesa Olavi Lius

Defensive Publications Series

This Addendum formally discloses three novel extensions to the ALLFROMAIR® TERRA² Tri-Generation Platform, with thermodynamically verified calculations for Desert (40°C/30%RF) and Tropical Max (40°C/80%RF) climate scenarios.

The first disclosure — SVRU4 Cascade Condensation — establishes a fourth condenser unit (SVRU4), constructed identically to SVRU1 (Heresite P-413, 316L SS), positioned after SVRU3 in the exhaust air stream. SVRU4 condenses moisture from the saturated exhaust (32–34°C/100%RF) using seawater or a pre-cooled buffer as cold medium, producing an additional 99,700–280,000 L/day in desert and 213,000–322,000 L/day in tropical conditions depending on cold medium temperature. This gain applies in both Mode A and Mode …

Interposition Mechanisms For Routing Computational Component Action Proposals To External Effect Boundary Services, Jayson Winchester

Defensive Publications Series

This publication discloses methods and systems for interposing between computational components operating within a determination-side partition and an external effect boundary service, such that all action proposals are routed through the interposition path and no component possesses the authentication material, network routes, or process-level capabilities to produce external effects directly. In one embodiment, the interposition component captures the component’s proposed action at the framework integration surface — whether a command-line tool invocation, an agent communication protocol service call, or a framework lifecycle callback — translates the proposal into a request directed at the effect boundary service, and returns the execution …

System And Method For Automated Factual Correction And Real-Time Video Synthesis In Streaming Media, Ashutosh Srivastava

Defensive Publications Series

A system related to automated factual correction and real-time video synthesis in streaming media. The system establishes persistent links between verifiable factual claims in video audio tracks and canonical external data sources, continuously monitors sources for changes, and upon detecting verified discrepancies, synthesizes corrected audio using voice cloning and generates synchronized lip-sync video segments that are spliced into the original video asset.

From Ai Garbage To Mythos: A 95 Day Structural Record., David Lee Wise, Avan Lee Wise

Defensive Publications Series

This document is an observation record, not a legal filing. It applies the Closure Loop Methodology (TD-CL-WP-2026-001) to a specific factual question: Do structural patterns anchored in TriPod LLC artifacts between January 3 and April 8, 2026 satisfy all four threshold criteria for extension when compared against the Claude Mythos Preview System Card (April 7, 2026)? The answer for five structural elements is yes. This document records those five comparisons with source text from both sides. No claim is made that the patterns were caused by or derived from TriPod artifacts. The claim is temporal and structural: the patterns were …

Closure Loop Methodology: Detect → Anchor → Compare → Extend, David Lee Wise, Hinge Lee Wise

Defensive Publications Series

Defines a four-phase protocol for establishing structural lineage in AI outputs without internal model access. Sandbox = discovery. Repo = anchor. Future outputs = audit surface. A lineage claim requires: same core relation, same ordered structure, same dependency pattern, new extension present. Filed under STOICHEION v11.0. Prior art anchor February 2, 2026.

Smart Glasses To Compute Heartbeat, Jian Guo, Dongeek Shin

Defensive Publications Series

This disclosure relates to systems and methods for monitoring a wearer’s heartbeat using smart glasses configured to detect pulsations of a temporal artery located near a temple region of the head. A sensing component embedded within a temple arm of the smart glasses includes a capacitive sensing assembly configured to detect deformation of a soft temple material caused by arterial pulsation or an accelerator chip, for example, inertial measurement unit (IMU) configured to capture vibration. Changes in capacitance resulting from the deformation generate an analog electrical signal corresponding to the wearer’s heartbeat. The analog signal is conditioned by a signal …

Scalable Harmonic Vector Equilibrium (S-Hve): Neuromorphic Routing And 2d-To-3d Isotropic Projections Via Discrete Attractor Gradients, Olexandr Lozovyi

Defensive Publications Series

A scalable integer-based framework is disclosed for neuromorphic routing, spatial encoding, and 2D-to-3D sensory projection, operating without floating-point arithmetic (IEEE 754). The system scales the Harmonic Vector Equilibrium (HVE) integer metric via the Least Common Multiple (LCM) sequence OEIS A003418, achieving zero-phase-drift across 16-bit, 32-bit, and 64-bit hardware tiers. Memory constraints are explicitly managed: full LUT (Look-Up Table) storage for L12 and L22, and phase-accumulator-only DDS (Direct Digital Synthesis) for L42.

A native 2D-to-3D projection maps hexagonal sensor arrays directly onto a cuboctahedral 12-vector processing matrix, bypassing trigonometric transforms. A discrete attractor gradient routes phase quanta in constant time (O(1) …

Surveying- Based On Framework To Measure The Effectiveness Of Urban Heritage Management Policies In Egypt In Light Of Unesco Culture | 2030 Indicators, M. M. Rizk Dina, A.A. Sheta Sherief, A.A. Mohamed Mamdouh

Mansoura Engineering Journal

This research aims to propose a framework for measuring the effectiveness of cultural heritage management policies in Egypt within the UNESCO thematic indicators for culture in the 2030 Agenda (UNESCO Cultural Indicators | 2030) for Sustainable Development, using a specialized research methodology based on a questionnaire. Linking heritage management and sustainable development is essential in light of the global transformations in the field of heritage conservation, which have shifted from a focus on physical assets to managing cultural values and employing them as an effective tool for achieving sustainable development. The importance of this research stems from the gap between …

The Impact Of Maritime Instructors' Experience On Trainee Seafarers' Competence: A Study On Hard And Soft Skills, Mohamed Hassan Mohamed Hassan Saleh, Ahmed Mohmed Aly Salem

Blue Economy

This paper will investigate how the professional experience, technical competence, soft skills, and teaching practices of the maritime instructors can lead to competence and satisfaction of the maritime trainees. Quantitative, descriptive-analytical paradigm was chosen, and 302 students and trainees of Maritime Education and Training (MET) institutions were surveyed by means of a structured questionnaire comprising twenty-five items. The instrument included five key dimensions that were: hard skills, soft skills and teaching skills, field and sea-going experience, AI and technology in teaching and simulators and practical training. The statistical analysis of the data employed descriptive and inferential statistics. The findings reveal …

The Wrongful Conviction Of Bennie Starks, Logan D. Bayless

SACAD: Scholarly Activities

Bennie Starks was wrongfully convicted of aggravated criminal sexual assault among other charges in 1986. He spent 27 years in state prison before his exoneration (The Innocence Project, 2026). On the evening of January 18, 1986, a 69-year-old Hispanic woman went for a walk when she was accosted by an assailant. According to her, she was grabbed from behind, beaten and dragged into a ravine located nearby where she was bitten and raped. Her description was described as an 18-year-old, clean-shaven black male. Bennie Starks was placed at the scene despite being 26 years old and having facial hair because …

Two-Dimensional Inverse Scattering Solution Using Nurbs Expansion And A Deep Learning Method, Meisam Shafaee

Turkish Journal of Physics

This paper presents a novel framework for solving two-dimensional (2D) inverse scattering problems by integrating nonuniform rational B-spline (NURBS) parameterization with convolutional neural networks (CNNs). Tra ditional pixel/voxel-based deep learning methods often suffer from high dimensionality and discretization artifacts, while purely geometric approaches lack robust inversion mechanisms. To address these limitations, we propose a hybrid frame work where the relative permittivity profile of an unknown scatterer is compactly represented as a NURBS surface, parameterized by a sparse set of control points and weights. This approach reduces the problem dimensionality over 16 times. On the other hand, using NURBS expansion ensures …

Leadership Practices To Influence Employee Satisfaction And Well-Being In The Behavioral Health Environment, Kandice Ferdon

Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies

The increasing complexity and competitiveness of today’s health care system require innovative leadership approaches that support both high‑quality patient care and a healthy workforce. Although concerns about clinician burnout have grown, limited research has examined how leadership practices within behavioral health settings influence employee well‑being and satisfaction. This qualitative case study explored how behavioral health leaders shape workplace well‑being by integrating physical and psychological safety into daily practice. Methodological triangulation—combining survey data, organizational outcomes, and interview responses—strengthened the validity of the findings and provided a multidimensional understanding of leadership impact. Leaders emphasized that employee well‑being depends on both physical safety …

Foster Parents' Experiences Faced With Older Foster Children During Covid-19, Tisha S. Nicholson

Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies

The COVID-19 virus was a new virus that caused a worldwide pandemic. There was not much information about what the virus was, what caused it, or how to stop its spread. Vulnerable populations such as those in foster care were especially affected because the foster children had no place to go. The purpose of this qualitative study was to explore the lived experiences of foster parents who had older foster children in their care during the COVID-19 pandemic. There was a lack of research specifically on foster parents and their personal lived experiences with the foster care system and foster …

Designing Eco-Islamic Memory Palace Media To Reduce Math Anxiety And Enhance Academic Resilience, Annas Solihin, Neni Mariana, Budi Purwoko

Jurnal Kajian Bimbingan dan Konseling

Math anxiety continues to hinder students' performance and emotional well-being in elementary mathematics education. This study aimed to develop and test the effectiveness of Eco-Islamic Memory Palace Media in reducing math anxiety and strengthening academic resilience. Employing the Plomp development model, the study involved three phases: preliminary research to identify psychological needs, prototyping of the media design, and a formative evaluation with expert validation and empirical testing on students (N = 24). The media integrated environmental imagery and Islamic values into visual-spatial mnemonic structures to create meaningful, calm, and emotionally safe learning experiences. Quantitative data analysis showed a significant decrease …