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The Arbitrary Dismissal Of The Worker In Light Of The Conflicting Rulings Of The Palestinian Court Of Cassation (Pcc), Ahmad Abu Zeineh Dr.

UAEU Law Journal

Palestinian Court of Cassation (PCC). The focus has been, in particular, on the arbitrary dismissal from wok enshrined in the Palestinian Labor Law No. (7) of 2000. Although the rulings issued by the PCC must be uniform and harmonious, so that they can be followed by the appellate courts, despite the reversal of a principle established in a previous ruling issued by the Court of Cassation requires a general assembly of this Court to convene to decide on that return, but we found contradictions in many of the judgments passed by the Court, in several issues related to the subject …

Nature, Types, And Effects Of Agency Under The English Law: A Comparative Study, Younis Salah Eddin Ali Dr.

UAEU Law Journal

The agency is considered as one of the legal systems contained in the English common law, which is based on the customary rules and judicial precedents of the English courts. And depended, to a limited extent, on the legislations enacted later. This means that it is one of the legal systems which is characterized by its customary and judicial origins. It is worth-mentioning that the nature of the agency in the English law differs according to whether the agent enjoys the required contractual capacity or not. If he or she does so, it can be regarded as an agreement concluded …

Substantive Criminal Protection Of Scientific Journals From Phishing: A Comparative Study, Omar Abdul Majid Mosbih Dr.

UAEU Law Journal

The Academic sector faces many threats relating to ensuring its quality including the spread out of phishing for scientific journals done by cyber criminals with the aim of collecting money through the activities of researchers.

Academic phishing is considered one of the most noticed activities in the field of electronic publishing, especially in the use of knowledge at the electronic environment and the use of information circulation via the internet technology.

However, there are negative effects resulting from electronic phishing of scientific journals. Such effects represented in the loss of the academic work done by the researchers or that of …

The Protection Of Environmental And Human Rights: An Applied Study Of The Human Right To Live In A Healthy And Clean Environment, Ahmed Salahaldeen Balto Dr.

UAEU Law Journal

This research explores the hypothesis of using international human rights law to protect the human right to live in a healthy and clean environment, and four legal methods will be addressed to attempt to achieve it, which are integrating environmental aspects into the current human rights system, formulating a new objective right to live in a clean and healthy environment, litigations of public interest, and justice between generations. This will be clarified by referring to some case-law from the European Court of Human Rights, and various national judicial authorities([1]). The main conclusion of this research is that human …

University Grievance Procedure Pertaining To Exam Results: Its Concept, Legitimacy, And Procedural Mechanism Under Islamic Jurisprudence, Asma Salmeen Al-Aryani Dr.

UAEU Law Journal

The research deals with an important topic that has not previously been raised in the jurisprudence arena, which is the university grievance. University grievance is one of the rights of the student who demands reconsideration of his/her test paper because he/she is not satisfied with the degree awarded. This topic is related to jurisprudential rulings and their implications. This research aims to explain the mechanism for dealing with them and their results, whether they are in the interest of the student or against him/her. The research followed two approaches: Descriptive (analytical and deductive) approach and inductive approach. The research concluded …

Force Majeure In Fidic Contracts: A Comparative Study "Study Of The Fidic International Model 2017 Red Book", Dr. Abdul-Rahman Mohamed Salem

UAEU Law Journal

The implementation of international and internal FIDIC contracts is obstructed by some circumstances, which prevent the implementation of one or some of these contract obligations or may terminate the implementation of the contract permanently for one of its parties. Among those circumstances is the force majeure (exceptional event); Therefore, its concept must be defined in the FIDIC contracts, and the extent of its distance or proximity to its general concept in the rule of general rules. In addition to the need to prove them and verify their availability by notification of their availability in the cases specified by those contracts …

A Typeface For Tolkien: Hammer Uncials In Tolkienian And Gaelic Texts, Eduardo Boheme Kumamoto

Journal of Tolkien Research

This article explores the use of Victor Hammer's Uncial Typefaces for texts either by Tolkien or related to his literature, and, at the same time, for Gaelic texts. First, Tolkien's issue with the typefaces selected for the dust-jacket of The Lord of the Rings is recounted. Then, Victor Hammer's typefaces are presented along with examples of them in Tolkienian texts. Lastly, some reasons that might explain such usage are proposed.

Update On Options For Managing Thin Alfalfa Stands, Jimmy C. Henning

Kentucky Alfalfa and Stored Forage Conference

Alfalfa is the highest yielding, highest quality hay crop grown in Kentucky. Well cured alfalfa and alfalfa‐grass hay is in high demand for dairy and in particular, horse owners. Alfalfa stands in Kentucky remain productive from four to as long as 8 years or more depending on several factors. Long stand life is favored by:

1. Using an improved variety with high resistance to the major diseases of Kentucky and that is proven to be high yielding in relevant trials such as conducted at the University of Kentucky.

2. Deep, well drained soils,

3. Soils that have been limed to …

Investigating Respiratory Simplification Caused By Prenatal Rage Upregulation, Paul Reynolds

Annual Research Symposium

No abstract provided.

Potential Role For Rage In The Development Of Secondhand Smoke-Induced Chronic Sinusitis, Paul Reynolds

Annual Research Symposium

No abstract provided.

Rage Inhibition Reduces Timp And Decreases Cell Invasion In Cigarette Smoke Extract (Cse) Treated Oral Squamous Carcinoma Cells, Paul Reynolds

Annual Research Symposium

No abstract provided.

Inflammatory Cytokine Elaboration Following Secondhand Smoke Exposure Is Mediated In Part By Rage Signaling, Paul Reynolds

Annual Research Symposium

No abstract provided.

Rage Availability Lessens The Degree Of Dysfunctional Mitochondrial Bioenergetics Following Chronic Secondhand Smoke Exposure, Paul Reynolds

Annual Research Symposium

No abstract provided.

Gestational Dependent Responses To Second Hand Smoke (Shs) In Mouse Pregnancies, Paul Reynolds

Annual Research Symposium

No abstract provided.

Change In Basic Pulmonary Function With Change In Altitude, Jaden Arnold, Mindy Cook, Bivash Neupane, Erika Noonan Md, Rex Ripplinger Md

Annual Research Symposium

No abstract provided.

Attacking The Yield Plateau: Assessing The Nutrient Status Of Kentucky Alfalfa Stands, W. R. Fleming, C. D. Teutsch, E. L. Ritchey, J. H. Grove

Kentucky Alfalfa and Stored Forage Conference

Soil and tissue analyses indicated that alfalfa yields may be limited in some cases by soil fertility. Soil pH was below the optimal range in more than 40% of the fields sampled. This may result in decreased nitrogen fixation and nutrient availability. Potassium was reported low in approximately one‐quarter of the sampled stands according to tissue analysis. This was not unexpected since hay production removes large quantities of potash. Sulfur and magnesium were reported low in 13 and 23 percent of stands, respectively. More work is needed to better understand if these two 2023 Kentucky Alfalfa and Stored Forage Conference …

Providing Cues Indicating Device Component Location For Improved User Experience, Ramprasad Sedouram, Dharma Teja

Defensive Publications Series

Devices such as smartphones include many input and output components located in different parts of the device. When the device is used for particular purposes, such as capturing images, recording audio, etc., issues such as misalignment between the view on the display and the actual object (due to mismatch of camera location and device location), muffled audio in the recording (due to obstructed microphone), etc. can arise. Such issues can be difficult to detect and fix because users are typically unaware of the locations of these various input and output components. This disclosure describes techniques to automatically detect inadvertent issues …

Dataset Management Platform For Machine Learning, Ze Mao, Yang Xu, Erick Suarez

Defensive Publications Series

The quality of the data in a dataset can have a substantial impact on the performance of a machine learning model that is trained and/or evaluated using the dataset. Effective dataset management, including tasks such as data cleanup, versioning, access control, dataset transformation, automation, integrity and security, etc., can help improve the efficiency and speed of the machine learning process. Currently, engineers spend a substantial amount of manual effort and time to manage dataset versions or to prepare datasets for machine learning tasks. This disclosure describes a platform to manage and use datasets effectively. The techniques integrate dataset management and …

Multi-Part Or Flat-Formed Molded Bottle Architecture, Hp Inc

Defensive Publications Series

This disclosure describes a paper bottle design and manufacturing method to enable cost‐effective, high‐volume production of an eco‐friendly alternative to plastic and metal bottles. Currently, there are no practical methods to produce paper bottles in high‐volume production that are sufficiently cost effective, dimensionally accurate, functional, and cosmetically pleasing to compete or supplant the existing industry standard plastic or metal bottles. The only current high‐volume molded fiber liquid containing product is a urinal bottle which due to its unique use case can tolerate coarse dimensional tolerances and rough surface finishes and does not require the typical bottle features to hold and …

Practical Adaptation Of Ithreshold For Supplies Optimization At Mps Business (Istatic Algorithm), Hp Inc

Defensive Publications Series

In Managed Print Services (MPS) service delivery space, in order to make sure an uninterrupted printing experience for the customer, it is very important to deliver the supplies (consumables) on time. While delivering supplies on time is an important goal from a customer satisfaction perspective, but it has been observed that (many a time) for achieving this, the supplies delivery is made too early, which leads to early swap (of the supplies) in the printers. The ink left in the previous toner/supply (a.k.a. residue), results in the wastage of supplies

Method To Monitor And Control The Density Of Magnetic Inks For Security Printing Applications, Hp Inc

Defensive Publications Series

In typical printing applications, ink density control is performed using the optical density of the ink in the ink tank. When printing with magnetic inks for security features, such as account and routing information on checks, it is more important to control the ink “magnetic density” so that the resulting printed features have consistent magnetic properties. It has also been found that the typical magnetic ink density required to print in a single impression is far beyond the allowed range of typical optical density sensors. This paper discusses a new method of sensing the magnetic density of LEP inks in …

Automatic Ink Detection For Large Format And Wide Page Printers Off-Axis Printheads Using Pils Sensors, Hp Inc

Defensive Publications Series

Current disclosure will present a revolutionary implementation for large format printers’ off‐axis printheads (PHs). PHs are normally affected to different possible issues that should affect Image Quality (IQ). One of them is the lack of ink fired, also known as starvation. This issue happens when PHs ingest air along the life of usage and high flow rate is required, in that case, the off‐axis Ph is not able to refill enough and produces lack of ink in the substrate or even a temperature issue with consequently damage of the PH. The introduction of using the PILS sensor that could detect …

Teen Appeal, Memphis, 06.05, 2003

Documents

Issue 6.5 of the "Teen Appeal" published by the University of Memphis Journalism Department and Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Tennessee, on January 28, 2003.

3.463 Return Of Financial Aid Funds

3.400 Finance (Business Management)

No abstract provided.

Hay Mechanization And New Equipment, Noah Pendry

Kentucky Alfalfa and Stored Forage Conference

Review of the latest developments in hay mechanization equipment.

Advancing Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion In Developmental Disabilities: The Essential Role Of Leadership For Cultural And Linguistic Competence, Tawara D. Goode, Oluwatosin Ajisope, Sharonlyn Harrison, Betelhem Eshetu Yimer, Deborah Perry, Wendy Jones

Developmental Disabilities Network Journal

ABSTRACT

There is a clear and compelling need to approach equity, diversity, and inclusion not as problems to be solved,but rather as opportunities to be realized. The Developmental Disabilities Bill of Rights and Assistance Act of 2000,states the need for cultural competence, specifically to ensure that supports and services “are provided in a manner that assure maximum participation and benefit for persons with IDD.” Cultural and linguistic competence (CLC) are evidence-based or proven practices that reduce disparities, advance diversity, and promote equity. Achieving CLC requires strong and informed leadership to spark the necessary changes within systems, organizations, and practice. …

Cultural Humility And Cultural Brokering In Professional Training: Insights From People Of Color (Poc) And Persons With Disabilities (Pwd), Victoria Filingeri, Heather M. Mendez, Alisa Ssu Yu Lin, Gyasi Burks-Abbott, Amy Szarkowski, Jason Fogler

Developmental Disabilities Network Journal

This conceptual paper reflects the collaborative work of LEND trainees and faculty exploring the need to shift from “cultural competencies” to “cultural humility” in training programs. The authors draw on their lived experiences as members of racially/ethnically marginalized groups, members of the disability community, and advocates for equity in accessibility. Collectively, the authors highlight some of the challenges and opportunities in supporting diverse trainees in professional- and discipline-specific training programs. and in the provision of services the trainees provide to care-recipients across a variety of fields. This paper includes a series of case vignettes in order to: examine individual authors’ …

An Interactive Training Model To Promote Cultural Humility For Early Childhood Professionals, Anjali G. Ferguson, Chimdindu Ohayagha, Jackie Robinson Brock

Developmental Disabilities Network Journal

The disability population in the United States has grown, with an estimated 2.6 million households having at least one child with a disability in 2019 (Young, 2019). Racially minoritized children disproportionately represent disability categories with Black and Indigenous children being overdiagnosed with emotional disturbance disabilities (Oswald & Coutinho, 2001). Further, minoritized children often experience greater rates of complex trauma (Horowitz, Weine, & Jekel, 1995) and this exposure significantly impacts minoritized children’s mental health (Flannery, Wester, & Singer, 2004). Included in these social determinants of health are the impacts of racism and racial trauma. Racism has been associated with mental health …

Disability Decolonized: Indigenous Peoples Enacting Self-Determination, Nathan J. Rabang, Amy E. West, Eric Kurtz, Jim Warne, Vanessa Y. Hiratsuka

Developmental Disabilities Network Journal

Populations researched often have little if any input in the means of data collection, analysis, or authorship of the findings published. They are excluded from participating in the scientific methods even though they are the subject of the content that is being produced. This is true for Indigenous populations and the disability community around the globe. Researchers usually use colonial methodology that does not encompass the values of these communities or have their well-being in mind. This paper examines the history of colonization and how it has infiltrated science and inhibits self-determination of Indigenous peoples. Indigenous communities need to have …

Beyond Representation: Partnerships, Intersectionality, And The Centering Of The Disability, Family, And Community Lived Experience, Lydia Ocasio-Stoutenburg, Julieta Hernandez, Douglene Jackson

Developmental Disabilities Network Journal

The COVID-19 pandemic introduced a public health crisis, overlaying the disparities in healthcare access, treatment, and outcomes that were already prevalent in Black and Latino communities across the U.S., particularly persons with disabilities (PWD) at the intersection of racial and ethnic identities. In addition, the concurrent social and political climate mirrored the pandemic in its action of magnifying existing systemic inequities for historically marginalized populations, calling for institutions to galvanize efforts toward diversity, equity, and inclusion (EDI). Our University Center on Excellence in Disabilities (UCEDD) serves a range of families whose children have disabilities or complex health care needs and …