02-21-1973 Memorandum to the Conference

Mr. Justice Douglas will be circulating 71-1069, Assoc. Enterprises, Inc. v. Toltec shortly

Iowa Agriculturist 82.03

Udderances 4 Hutch Heaven 7 Farm of the Future 8 Horse slaughter 10 Computers 12 Hog\u27s view poem 17 Farming 18 Youth organizations 22 Women in ag. 23 Estate taxes 24 Aminals for 26 Confinement 27 Genetics 28 Clubs 29 Meet the staff 30https://lib.dr.iastate.edu/iowaagriculturist/1067/thumbnail.jp

An empirical examination of factors that influence venture capital investment and the location of funds

Entrepreneurs who contribute to economic growth have looked to venture capital firms as a major source of financing. This thesis tests the significance of explanatory variables for investment in venture capital at both the national and regional levels. The explanatory variables predicting national new investment in venture capital include capital pins tax rates, stock market pricing, risk premiums, and regulations on pension fund investment. Further, this thesis examines whether the location of venture capital funds depends on research and development funds at universities within a state, state corporate income tax burdens, state unemployment rates, and average weekly earnings within a state

Iowa Agriculturist 82.02

Udderances 4 ISU Traditions 7 Antiques 8 Mechanization 10 Old Recipes 11 Draft horse-power 12 Collectables 17 Reminders of the past 18 Family Farms.. 19 Abandoned farms 20 One-room school house 22 Come to the fair 24 Africa\u27s agriculture 26 Before and after 29 Old idea rekindled 31 Cider time 33 Fox on the run 34 Home butchering 36 Farm-Op program 38https://lib.dr.iastate.edu/iowaagriculturist/1070/thumbnail.jp

Iowa Agriculturist Fall 1980

Udderances 4 British Wool Board 8 To shear a sheep 12 Looking at life... 13 Brazilian style 15 English cheddar 16 Bull vs. steers 19 International programs 20 Farmer\u27s daughter 22 Students earn credit 24 Exotic diseases 26 Horticulture 27 Ag careers promoted 29 Family Farm 30https://lib.dr.iastate.edu/iowaagriculturist/1069/thumbnail.jp

Nursing Student Interprofessional Simulation Increases Empathy and Improves Attitudes on Poverty

Poverty is increasing and it has adverse effects on health. Nurses need to understand how to help patients in poverty meet health goals within interprofessional teams. Nursing students and Veteran’s Affairs employees, consisting of patient care and support staff, were recruited for an interprofessional poverty simulation. Prior to and directly following the simulation, participants were asked to complete the Attitudes about Poverty and Poor People (APPP) scale, the Toronto Empathy Questionnaire (TEQ), and the Self Reflection and Insight Scale (SRIS). Scores on the APPP and TEQ improved. The SRIS results had no significant changes. Interprofessional simulation positively impacts attitudes toward poverty and empathy in nursing students and health professionals

Garry Winogrand in L.A.

I come from New York, but I never really knew Garry Winogrand, though I certainly knew about him. He could often be seen with other photographers, his pals, on 57th street near Bloomingdale’s, or the Museum of Modern Art, not far away. His New York pictures were wonderful, I thought—they were intense and tangential and very true to what I knew from living there. I recognized those streets, that energy, the seasonal changes of its light, the momentary encounters. Open and uninhabited spaces ar..

Deriving nutrient criteria to support 'good' ecological status in European lakes: An empirically based approach to linking ecology and management

European water policy has identified eutrophication as a priority issue for water management. Substantial progress has been made in combating eutrophication but open issues remain, including setting reliable and meaningful nutrient criteria supporting ʽgoodʼ ecological status of the Water Framework Directive. The paper introduces a novel methodological approach - a set of four different methods - that can be applied to different ecosystems and stressors to derive empirically-based management targets. The methods include Ranged Major Axis (RMA) regression, multivariate Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) regression, logistic regression, and minimising the mismatch of classifications. We apply these approaches to establish nutrient (nitrogen and phosphorus) criteria for the major productive shallow lake types of Europe: high alkalinity shallow (LCB1; mean depth 3–15 m) and very shallow (LCB2; mean depth