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Computer routine adds plotting capabilities to existing programs
PLOTAN, a generalized plot analysis routine written for the IBM 7094 computer, minimizes the difficulties in adding plot capabilities to large existing programs. PLOTAN is used in conjunction with a binary tape writing routine and has the ability to plot any variable on the intermediate binary tape as a function of any other
The âCalifornia Effectâ & the Future of American Food: How Californiaâs Growing Crackdown on Food & Agriculture Harms the State & the Nation
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Food Law & Policy: The Fertile Field's Origins and First Decade
Legal knowledge, learning, and scholarship pertaining to the production and regulation of food historically centered around two distinct fields of law: Food & Drug Law and Agricultural Law. The former focuses on the regulation of food by the Food and Drug Administration under the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, while the latter examines the impacts of law on the agricultural sectorâs production of food and fiber. Neither fieldâalone or in tandemâfocuses in whole or in part on many of the most pressing legal issues that currently impact our food system. Consequently, elements of these two fields converged roughly one decade ago to create a significant and distinct new field of legal study: âFood Law & Policy.â This field explores legal and policy issues well outside the scope of Food & Drug Law and of Agricultural Law to address important questions about food that had never been explored fully within the legal academy. Food Law & Policy embraces a broader study of laws and regulations at all levels of government that impact the food systemâcovering everything from local regulations pertaining to farmersâ markets or food trucks to federal policies pertaining to obesity or hunger.
Food Law & Policy now enjoys a strong and growing presence throughout the legal academy. This Article introduces ten categories of original empirical data to document the fieldâs vitalityâincluding figures on law school courses, legal scholarship, clinical legal programs, and student societies at U.S. law schools. It details the past and present of Food & Drug Law and Agricultural Law alongside that of Food Law & Policy. The Article demonstrates that Food Law & Policy has proven to be a timely and vibrant addition to the legal academy and suggests next steps in the ongoing development of the field
Improving ot Impeding? The Local & National Effects of State & Federal Regulation
The law surrounding our three focus areas â equine, agriculture, and natural resources â uniquely impacts the Kentucky economy. And regulations, at all levels, have two often competing goals that policymakers must balance: economic growth with human and environmental protection. Please join our discussion as legal scholars, practitioners, and regulators share their thoughts on the benefits and limits of regulations
Signal transduction of human interleukin 3 and granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor through serine and tyrosine phosphorylation
Book Reviews
Book Reviews: the Water of Life, a Jungian Journey Through Hawaiian Myth by Rita Knipe; Before the Horror: the Population of Hawai'i on the Eve of Western Contact by David E. Stannard; Observations and Interpretation of Hawaiian Volcanism and Seismicity 1779-1955. An Annotated Bibliography and Subject Index by Thomas L. Wright and Taeko Jane Takahashi; An Account of Two Voyages to the South Seas, to Australia, New Zealand, Oceania 1826-1829 in the Corvette Astrolabe; and to the Straits of Magellan, Chile, Oceania, Southeast Asia, Australia, Antarctica, New Zealand, and the Torres Strait 1837-1840 in the Corvettes Astrolabe and Zelee. by Jules S. C. Dumont d'Urville, Translated and edited by Helen Rosenman; Paths of Duty: American Missionary Wives in Nineteenth-Century Hawaii by Patricia Grimshaw; Journal of Stephen Reynolds Edited by Pauline King; Moramona: the Mormons in Hawaii by R. Lanier Britsch; the Peopling of Hawai'i by Eleanor C. Nordyk
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