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articling, ARM, articling relationship mentor, articling relationship, applicant, principals, Placement Office, plan, student. Members are approved to act as articling principals based on the criteria of experience (actively engaged in the practice of law for three of the five years immediately preceding the commencement of the relevant articling period), competence and maintenance of high ethical standards. This arrangement involves an Articling Relationship Mentor (AARM@) being assigned to both the student and the principal applicant. An ARM is a member of the bar, contacted by the principal applicant, who: is an approved or approvable articling principal has preferably supervised at least one articling student in the last five years, and is agreeable to acting as a mentor to both the student and Applicant in their ongoing articling relationship. res_dig_100801 http://www.lpfch.org/informed/res_dig_100801.pdf adolescents, reporting, schools, survey, health, suicide, life, community, diabetes. An investigation into the "joint and independent roles" of psychopathology, child ual abuse (CSA), and other childhood adversities, known risk factors for suicide, is described in the August issue of Psychological Medicine. The MacArthur Scale - Youth Version was modified from the original adult version to compensate for differing social environments, such as school community in place of work environment. One of the implications for policy presented by Child Trends is that policymakers should "establish more after-school programs for adolescents to increast the degree to which they are engaged in 'productive' activities when unsupervised by their parents." Alexandria, VA- September 24, 2001: Public schools are increasingly stepping in as providers of after-school programming, according to a new survey released today by the National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP). 236910 clay, electrodes, measurements, fluid, surface conductance, sand, configuration, formation, clusters. Conduction also takes place as adsorbed ions move along the surfaces of pores and cracks. Thus, the conductivity of a porous medium is related to microstructural properties such as porosity, pore geometry, and surface morphology:, of the mineral grains lining the pores as well as to the dielectric properties of the mineral grains and pore fluid. An increasing surface conductance with increasing clay content is observed for the dispersed samples; once the configuration changes, that is no longer the case. This is intuitively acceptable because the artificially preferential path for constructed layered-clay configuration provides a ion transfer between the frits, whereas clay in clusters is rarely interconnected and has a comparatively low surface area, even relative to the dispersed sample. AOR agents, commitments, representing, information systems, modeling, AOR, business, UML, diagrams. Business processes are viewed as social interaction processes emerging from the behavior of the participating agents. In this approach, an organization is viewed as an institutional agent defining the rights and duties of its internal agents that act on behalf of it, and being involved in a number of interactions with external (and internal) agents, while an organizational information system is viewed as an artificial internal agent possessing a global view of the organization and interacting both with internal and with external agents on behalf of the organization. In principle, any organizational IS that has to represent, and to interact with, agents (such as customers, employees, or other information systems) can benefit from an agent-oriented approach. final wra 8.6.02 http://www.wvlocalhealth.org/assets/pdf/final wra 8.6.02.pdf principles, agreement, responsibilities, public health, WRA, working relationship, effectiveness, support, funding. The LHD/BPH Working Relationship Agreement (WRA) serves as a written resource outlining guidelines and processes related to an effective working relationship between all West Virginia local county/regional public health departments and the West Virginia Bureau for Public Health. The Principles of Collaboration between State and Local Public Health Officials, as adopted by the Joint Council of State and Local Health Officials (February 2000), also provides reason and reference for the WRA development. Six elected officers of the West Virginia Association of Local Health Departments (WVALHD). State Level Organizational Support and Staffing Infrastructure As a significant partner and major customer of the state level public health organization, BPH is committed to integrating a strong presence at the Commissioner's level regarding support of local public health. EITF_Addresses_Customer customer, contract, customer relationship, intangible assets, separability, paragraph, separability criterion, recognition, FAS. At the June 19-20, 2002 meeting, the EITF agreed to add to its agenda an issue addressing customer relationship intangible assets in purchase price allocations. 1. For a customer contract, should the valuation assume expected renewals even if the contract may not be separately exchanged? 2. For a customer contract, should the valuation include any value for the relationship with the customer beyond the specific contract? 3. For a cancelable order within backlog, should the valuation include any value for the relationship with the customer beyond the specific order? In summary, we believe that the value of a contract should assume expected renewals, regardless of whether the customer contract also meets the FAS 141 separability criterion for recognizing intangible assets. Ethics Patient relationships 4 http://web.uccs.edu/jspiche2/HSci450/Ethics Patient relationships 4.pdf professional-patient relationship, patient, privacy, confidentiality, fidelity, screening, disclosure, conflict, Justification. What can we do to protect and enhance it? What do we do that destroys it? Do we tell patients the whole truth or try to protect them? Patient with cancer who will die in the near future. By what right do we withhold information from the patient but tell the family? Other factors to consider: patient age, relatives wishes, emotional stability of the patient, intelligence 1. How much they want to know? -- Benevolent deception -- justified because full disclosure violates beneficence and nonmaleficence -- "What you don't know can't hurt you." Should we be screening all newborns for HIV? -- Obligation -- when 3rd parties face serious danger -- Ex. 0,,18742,00 SPSLC Dimension, school district, superintendents, leadership, LPI dimensions, learning organizations, significant relationships, staff, practices. OBJECTIVE: To investigate the executive leadership role of school district superintendents and the capability of their respective school districts in becoming professional learning organizations. There was a significant relationship between Challenging and SPSLC Dimension 1b (shared decision making) and between years the superintendent had worked in the school district and Inspiring and SPSLC Dimension 1a (staff involvement in decision making). When the separate LPI dimensions were factored into a regression model with the dimensions of the SPSLC, the direction of the relationship was negative, while when the same model applied the combined LPI dimensions with the combined SPSLC dimensions, the relationship was positive, leading the researcher to speculate that it "could very well be assumed the leadership effect of the LPI must be considered in total when pre-figuring a predictive equation on the SPSLC. ncfr-98 http://www.public.iastate.edu/~rwwilson/ncfr-98.pdf fathers, uality, , dad, self-esteem, adolescent, focus group, attention, influence. Influence the ual Behavior and Attitudes of Heteroual Adolescent Females? Future research should ask HOW family relationships and environmental factors influence adolescent uality. information about participants and to look for correlations between family functioning, self-esteem, and ual behavior. to be married before her first ual experience. But we started to stop being so close when we got older because he couldn't, he told me this once, once that he felt like he couldn't wrestle around with me because I had gotten boobs and he felt like he was going to break me if, you know, if we played hard basketball or anything like that. And I didn't feel like I needed to go seeking acceptance from s But I think if my Dad wasn't a part of my life, I would have been a lot more interested in boys." SRMWhitePaper http://www.netegrity.com/files/SRMWhitePaper.pdf portals, interaction server, management, resources, enterprise, applications, end-users, integration, SiteMinder. The enterprise's information assets can be accessed through a portal, a powerful business tool which should provide support for content and business applications, delivering personalized information based on the end-users' role and prerogatives. Corporate assets represent valuable resources that need to be protected from unauthorized access. Exposing the company's information (content and applications) to Internet users presents the enterprise with challenges in terms of building and managing portals. SiteMinder provides a user-centric, policy-based model for security management. "User-centric" means that security management is organized around users and groups, and the access that they have to specific resources. The Policy Server provides policy management, authentication, authorization, and accounting services to Web-based applications. Preview_Frame_Rate http://www.pixelink.com/applications/appnotes/Preview_Frame_Rate.pdf frame, output frame, frame rate, sensor, display, read-out time, video, window, FPS. The PixeLINK PL-A642 MegaPixel FireWire Camera supports several pre-defined output frame sizes through the supplied GUI, and any random sub-window size using the development API. This sensor chip processes an entire line of data at a time (1280 pixels), even when the output frame width is smaller. The read-out time is the approximate length of time it takes the rolling shutter to read-out all of the rows of data in the output frame, in milliseconds (ms). Most commonly, the frame rate may be reduced if the preview window has been resized, or if any part of the preview window falls outside the monitor's display area. nonverbal postures, actors, orientation, attitude, proximity, emotional state, dimension, character, walking. This paper presents a model of nonverbal communication and interpersonal relationship between virtual actors. As people are usually not talking loudly, for other people not involved in the conversation, it is hard to hear a word people are saying and only gestures and postures can be watched. We define an actor as an entity capable of perceiving and performing actions and provided with a behavioral model. If an actor involved in a communication gets friendly postures from another actor all along, its emotional state increases. Both actors evaluate their desire to communicate. As their desire is strong enough, they walk to each other. | |
