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Nasa: Space Program Benefits

Ron Carleton Papers

Information packet of NASA's (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Space Program Benefits, detailing innovations or "spinoffs" that have come from the Space Program.

Nasa: Information Summaries

Ron Carleton Papers

Information booklet from NASA's (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) about the Mercury to Apollo-Soyuz. The booklet details each of the space missions that NASA has conducted from Project Mercuty in 1959 to the Apollo-Soyuz in 1975. Pubilshed November 1985.

Nasa: Orbital Maneuvering Vehicle

Ron Carleton Papers

Trifold information brochure for NASA's (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) OMV (Orbital Maneuvering Vehicle). It is an unmanned space transportation vehicle designed to deliver payloads outside of practical reach of the space shuttle. Published in October 1986.

Nasa: Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center

Ron Carleton Papers

Information packet of the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center (NASA center that was renamed on February 19th, 1973) including background of the station, its astronaut program and the main mission of the facility.

Houston Chamber Of Commerce, Rosie Barrera

Ron Carleton Papers

Letter to Ron Carlton from Rosie Barrera detailing thanks of a meeting for the Houston Chamber of Commerce. Dated June 28, 1985

Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station

Ron Carleton Papers

Pages 1-2 of Comanche Park Steam Electric Station. Document includes a brief overview and history of the company detailing ownership, location, capability, and cost to operate.

Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld, John Markus

Ron Carleton Papers

Two letters, one dated January 11, 1985 to Ron Carlton from John Markus. The other letter dated December 17, 1984 to Bonnie McLellan from John Markus.

Create @ State 2024, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro

Create@State

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Create @ State 2016, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro

Create@State

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Create @ State 2014, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro

Create@State

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Create @ State 2013, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro

Create@State

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Create @ State 2012, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro

Create@State

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Create @ State 2021, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro

Create@State

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Create @ State 2015, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro

Create@State

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Of Blood And The Buddha: A Nichiren Primer On Counseling Clients, John W. Teeter Jr.

Florida Journal of International Law

Should you pray when you bleed? More specifically, should a Buddhist woman refrain from chanting and reciting from the Lotus Sutra during her menstrual cycle? This was the query fielded by the fiery prophet Nichiren in 1264 in Kamakura, Japan. Nichiren's response, however, is far more than a doctrinal resolution of an esoteric theological uncertainty. To the contrary, Nichiren's advice is a model of analysis, common sense, and compassion that today's attorneys would be wise to emulate. As set forth below, Nichiren's cautious, sensitive, and pragmatic approach provides an enlightened template on how we can best counsel our clients in …

Due Process In The Brazilian Presidential Impeachment, Ricardo Perlingeiro

Florida Journal of International Law

This Essay discusses the applicability of the U.S. notion of procedural due process of law to the presidential impeachment process within the Brazilian Constitution. It takes a critical approach based on the Inter-American system of human rights protection and includes a comparison with the European human rights model. The analysis is illustrated by means of the Brazilian Federal Senate's impeachment of Dilma Rousseff on August 31, 2016 on charges of having "opened additional lines of credit by presidential decrees, without the authorization of the National Congress," and "(illegally) entering into loan transactions." As a result, the ex-President Rousseff was removed …

The Consequences Of Attempted Human Perfection: Genetic Enhancement And Why It Is Immoral, Kiran S. Sajnani

Mako: NSU Undergraduate Student Journal

In the field of biomedical ethics, genetic enhancement—the alteration of human DNA to increase characteristics beyond normal function—is a highly contested topic. Genetic enhancement presents serious ethical issues, especially when gene therapy seeks to treat or prevent disease. This paper makes the consequentialist case that genetic enhancement, whether somatic or germline, is intrinsically unethical because of its ethical, societal, and systemic ramifications. The autonomy of future persons is violated by germline enhancement, which also runs the risk of deepening socioeconomic gaps and escalating intergenerational inequity. Even though it only affects the individual, somatic augmentation undermines human diversity and agency by …

North Texas Agriculture College Scrapbook

North Texas Agricultural College Photograph Album

This collection contains one North Texas Agriculture College photograph album received from George Truett James's office.

Llm Specific Video Ad Format, Caroline Pieracci

Defensive Publications Series

Disclosed herein is a system and format for integrating video advertising natively into Large Language Model (LLM) conversational interfaces. The format consists of a content package including a short, educational video bundled with a rich metadata payload. The payload comprises a verified transcript, source citations, and an authority score indicating reliability. A verification engine analyzes submitted content for factual accuracy, non-promotional tone, and production quality to assign the authority score. Keywords: LLM advertising, conversational AI, native video ads, authority score, reliability, sponsored answers, verified content.

Technical Addendum: Autonomous Thermal Balancing & Closed-Loop Architecture For Allfromair™ (Gen 3), Vesa Olavi Lius

Defensive Publications Series

This document serves as a formal Technical Addendum to the ALLFROMAIR™ Unified Thermodynamic Platform. It discloses the proprietary "Terra" configuration, a system architecture designed for autonomous Atmospheric Water Generation (AWG) and Tri-Generation in inland, arid, or industrial environments lacking natural thermal sinks (e.g., sea or lakes).

The addendum details the engineering of an Internal Hydrological Loop coupled with a thermal accumulator buffer. Key disclosures include:

* Closed-Loop Thermodynamics: A method for recirculating process water to achieve Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) while balancing thermal loads internally.

* Active Thermal Balancing: The utilization of the Third Stage (SVRU 2) as a dynamic …

Agentic Workflow For Translating Natural Language Intent Into Validated, Structured Business Rules, Marim Ganaba, Jeannette Gatlin, Jarred Smeltzer, Dearbhla Moore, Alex Pineda

Defensive Publications Series

Conventional enterprise systems for creating business rules, for example sales compensation plans, can involve manual translation of strategic intent into structured configurations. This process may place a cognitive burden on users. The disclosed technology describes a system employing an orchestrated, multi-agent workflow to assist in this translation. A planning orchestrator agent can receive a user's intent in natural language, deconstruct the goal, and delegate sub-tasks to specialized agents. These agents may perform functions such as knowledge retrieval, parameter synthesis using retrieval-augmented generation, and compliance validation. The workflow can generate a validated, structured data object, such as a javascript object notation …

Multi-Agent System For Interactive Modeling And Lifecycle Management Of Business Rules, Marim Ganaba, Jeannette Gatlin, Dearbhla Moore, Jarred Smeltzer, Allen Kempson, Kenneth Ishikawa, Alex Pineda

Defensive Publications Series

Certain methods for managing complex business rules, such as those in enterprise performance management, may rely on fragmented tools that can lack the capability to model cross-domain impacts of proposed changes, which can lead to siloed decision-making and manual governance processes. Systems and methods are described that can utilize a multi-agent architecture to provide an interactive simulation environment, or sandbox, for business rule lifecycle management. Specialized software agents, for example data quality, planning, governance, and triage agents, may collaborate to support tasks from initial data validation to automated testing and deployment. A simulation engine can provide feedback on the cascading …

Hierarchical Pre-Decoding Reliability Verification Of Generative Model Latent States, Neel Mohbe

Defensive Publications Series

Reliability verification for generative artificial intelligence models may be constrained by a reliance on post-hoc, token-level analysis, which can be computationally inefficient. Described are systems and methods for a pre-decoding verification architecture that can operate on the internal latent states of a generative model before output tokens are sampled. The architecture can use a hierarchical cascade of checks, for example, beginning with a fast linear classifier, escalating ambiguous inputs to a non-linear density-based evaluator, and routing complex cases to specialized expert models. A feedback mechanism can propagate classifications from the expert models backward to update and refine the faster, earlier …

Asiaconnect Newsletter, January 23, 2026, Asiaconnect, Illinois State University

AsiaConnect

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Climate Change Risks To Future Sustainable Fishing Using Global Seafood Ecolabel Data, Lauren M. Koerner, Juliano Palacios-Abrantes, Camilla Novaglio, Julia Blanchard, Michael C. Melnychuk, Timothy E. Essington, Jason D. Everett, Jerome Guiet, Cheryl S. Harrison, Ryan F. Heneghan, Rohan J.C. Currey, Ernesto Jardim, Beth Polidoro, Catherine Longo

Faculty Publications

Marine fisheries are an important source of food and livelihoods globally. However, climate-induced changes in marine ecosystems are affecting fish populations and sustainable fishing opportunities. By combining datasets on climate-driven changes in population distribution and biomass with Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) seafood ecolabel program data, we conduct a large-scale risk analysis of fisheries under a high-emissions scenario by mid-century. Results show that fisheries targeting tuna and billfish face the highest relative risks of management disruption, due to high exposure to stock shifts and higher governance vulnerabilities, followed by small pelagic and demersal fisheries. We analyze a subset of global fisheries …

Cv: Esther Nieves (Social Work), Esther Nieves

Social Work Department Faculty Curricula Vitae

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Cardozo Law News Brief: January 23, 2026, Benjamin N. Cardozo School Of Law

Cardozo Law News Briefs

Highlights from the January 23, 2026, Cardozo Law News Brief include:

• The Perlmutter Center for Legal Justice and Derrick Hamilton celebrated the passage of New York State’s Prison Justice Omnibus Package, marking a major step toward prison reform.

• Professor Lindsay Nash spoke to The Associated Press about a leaked ICE memo allowing warrantless home entries, warning of serious constitutional concerns.

• Professor Kate Levine was quoted in The Economist on police accountability in the wake of the Uvalde school shooting.

Faculty news includes:

• Professor Rebecca Ingber appeared on the Main Justice podcast to discuss the legality of U.S. actions in Venezuela. …

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Late-Career Transitions From Private Practice To Academic Dermatology: Financial Drivers, Professional Rewards, And Practical Steps, Joshua R. Jennings, Thomas Helm, Jeremy D. Jackson, Robert T. Brodell, N A

School of Medicine

Independent practice dermatology once promised near-total clinical autonomy and robust profit margins, yet more and more dermatologists have been leaving their “private” practices and contemplating a mid- or late-career move to academia [1]. Openings are available! Over the last 25 years, many academic health centers have evolved to engage clinician educators in support of their educational mission, which requires more clinical rotations for larger student bodies and to provide income to offset losses in research support [23, 39]. Leaving private practice is neither anecdotal nor sentimental; it reflects quantifiable changes in reimbursement, overhead, and the …

Cv: Erica Brkovic (Speech-Language Pathology), Erica Brkovic

Rehabilitation Sciences Department Curricula Vitae

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Tead-Independent Mechanisms Of Yap Function In Cardiomyocyte Cell Cycle Reentry, Bing Xie, Jeffrey Steimle, Vaibhav Deshmukh, Lin Liu, Chang-Ru Tsai, Todd R Heallen, Wyatt Paltzer, Yuka Morikawa, Fansen Meng, Jun Wang, James F Martin

Faculty, Staff and Students Publications

Adult mammalian hearts exhibit limited regenerative capacity because of the restricted renewal of cardiomyocytes. Recent studies reveal that mammalian hearts exhibit transient regenerative potential within a short time frame after birth, suggesting a regulatory mechanism that prevents adult hearts from initiating a regenerative response to cardiac injury. Here, we discovered that an active form of YAP, named YAP6SA, which is not inhibited by the Hippo signaling pathway and does not interact with TEADs, induces cardiomyocyte cell cycle reentry. In addition, YAP6SA interacts with scaffold protein MPDZ to regulate Rho GTPases and promote cell cycle progression in cardiomyocytes (CMs). Importantly, YAP6SA …