Solar cell mounting Patent

Fabrication of solar cell banks for attaching solar cells to base members or substrate

Helping the Medicine Go Down: How a Spoonful of Mediation Can Alleviate the Problems of Medical Malpractice Litigation

Published in cooperation with the American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolutio

HEALTH Women\u27s Health: Require Insurers to Cover Chlamydia Screening Tests for Women Twenty-Nine Years of Age or Younger as Part of Certain Medical Insurance

The Act sets forth legislative findings that chlamydia causes serious complications in women, that it may cause complications for their infants, and that chlamydia may go undetected but is easily curable. The Act requires insurers authorized to issue certain individual or group accident and sickness benefit plans, contracts, or policies, and nondental contracts with managed care plans to include, as part of any such plan renewed or entered into on or after July 1, 1998, coverage for one annual chlamydia screening test for covered females twenty-nine years of age or younger. The Act provides that the Commissioner of Insurance may approve exclusions, reductions, or limitations as to coverages, deductibles, or coinsurance provisions for the chlamydia screening. The provisions are subject to notice and enforcement provisions promulgated by the Commissioner of Insurance

A study of the boron - curcumin system

The discovery of the usefulness of curcumin for detecting boron was made over 100 years ago. Since that time a great deal of work has been done in developing new methods based on this compound and in modifying and improving existing methods. However, very little has been done to determine the mechanism of the reactions involved or the structures of the compounds formed. The purpose of this work was to gather evidence in support of the mechanism proposed in 1956 by Powell, Hardcastle and Poindexter for the formation of the boron - oxalic acid - curcumin complex (Rubrocuraumin) in the Naftel procedure for boron determination. This was done by investigation of the structures of rubrocurcumin and roscoyanin (the product of the reaction between borio acid and curcumin in the absence of oxalic acid) through the determination of their molecular weights and by investigation 0£ the molar ratios of the components of the complexes. A Mechrolab Model 301 Vapor Pressure Osmometer was used tor the work reported in this paper

Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier, 108 S. Ct. 562 (1988)

Constitutional Law-TINKERING WITH TINKER: ACADEMIC FREEDOM IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOL

HEALTH Women\u27s Health: Require Insurers to Cover Chlamydia Screening Tests for Women Twenty-Nine Years of Age or Younger as Part of Certain Medical Insurance

The Act sets forth legislative findings that chlamydia causes serious complications in women, that it may cause complications for their infants, and that chlamydia may go undetected but is easily curable. The Act requires insurers authorized to issue certain individual or group accident and sickness benefit plans, contracts, or policies, and nondental contracts with managed care plans to include, as part of any such plan renewed or entered into on or after July 1, 1998, coverage for one annual chlamydia screening test for covered females twenty-nine years of age or younger. The Act provides that the Commissioner of Insurance may approve exclusions, reductions, or limitations as to coverages, deductibles, or coinsurance provisions for the chlamydia screening. The provisions are subject to notice and enforcement provisions promulgated by the Commissioner of Insurance