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The Endangered Species Act -- Alternative energy/biofuels -- Corporate average fuel economy regulations (CAFE standards) -- The cap-and-trade protocol -- The Food and Energy Security Act of 2007 (The Farm Bill of 2007) -- Healthy Forests Restoration Act and federal wildlife policy

Review Questions; Chapter 6: Dies and Diemaking; Cutting or Punching Dies; Shaping Dies; Combination Punching and Shaping Dies; Diemaking Operations; Summary; Review Questions; Chapter 7: Grinding; Cylindrical Grinders; Centerless Grinders; Internal Grinding; Surface Grinders; Cutter and Tool Grinding; Barrel Finishing (Abrasive Tumbling); Summary; Review Questions; Chapter 8: Laps and Lapping; Laps; Lapping Operations; Honing; Summary; Review Questions; Chapter 9: Toolmaking Operations; Introduction; Allowances and Tolerances; Layout; Summary; Review Questions.

This article explores the genesis, scope, and significance of the 1899 Hague Convention's prohibition against pillage. It analyses how it intersected with the moral contours of pillage as revealed in the actions and attitudes of British soldiers, British commanders, and Boer civilians during the South African War. In doing so, it crosses from ideal moral theory to international law, to shared and disputed moral beliefs among participants in the South African War. Drawing from pillage in the South African War, it concludes that the motives, policing, and moral and political context of pillage are vital to understanding its historical significance.

Career decision making is an important aspect of career choice and career development. This theoretical article explores the relationship between J. L. Holland's (1997) 6 dimensions of personality and individual decision‐making styles. Implications for career counselors are also provided.

A meta-analysis of 261 citizen surveys administered during the last 10 years to 200,000+ US residents are examined to investigate the methods & outcomes of local government assessments of service excellence. While assessment methods were poor whether or not applied by outside consultants, good survey methods tended to provide the same account of service delivery as did bad survey methods. Despite the meager correlation of method with outcome, improvement of assessment methods was recommended as a necessary, albeit insufficient, step in raising the enthusiasm of public administrators for meaningful outcome measures. 5 Tables, 1 Figure, 35 References. Adapted from the source document.