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The article focuses on the expansion of the housing market in the U.S.

The article discusses the key elements of laws related to future damages where the author offers advice based on the cases and relevant Illinois Pattern Civil Jury Instructions IPI instructions. Topics discussed include understanding the meaning of "reasonable degree of medical certainty", understanding the requirement of medical expert testimony in terms of medical cases and dependence of trial rulings on evidentiary issues and jury instructions on the evidence developed through discovery.

The article presents several plants that were exhibited at the California Spring Trials, a week-long event of the floriculture and horticulture industries in the U.S., including the Non-stop Joy Yellow tuberous begonia, the Night Sky petunia and the Rhine Oh So Orange begonia.

The article presents information on the methods of cross-examining the expert witnesses during impeachments. The judges instruct the jurors regarding the treatment of the testimony and the opinion of expert witnesses in the impeachment cases. Information on the Rules by the Supreme Court of the U.S. regarding the cross-examination is also presented.

The article provides suggestions to garden centers selling fruit and vegetable seeds on how to attract and keep customers. It outlines efforts in the U.S. to achieve and maintain a healthy lifestyle through exercise and consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables. It reveals how garden centers can continue to attract baby boomers to garden. Sid Raisch, a garden center consultant, affirms that gen-xers are more interested in better food.

The article focuses on the use of data-driven practices in traffic safety administration of highways in the U.S. The authors mention that a data-driven model in traffic law enforcement helps in reducing incidence of crime and traffic accidents. They state that the availability of data in traffic crime analysis combined with proper planning can help improve public safety.

This section of the "Library and Book Trade Almanac," 54th edition focuses on legislative actions that affect book and journal publishing interests primarily concerning intellectual property protection, freedom of expression and educational issues in the U.S. in 2008. It cites the implications of the inclusion of obligatory statutory language in the Labor, Health and Human Services (HHS) appropriations bill. The Fair Copyright in Research Works Act was introduced to restore intellectual property protections for scientists, researchers and publishers.

The article elaborates various legislations and regulations dedicated to the publishing industry in the U.S. There are myriads of laws promulgated by legislators which are of significance to the industry that addresses various issues including intellectual property, freedom of expression and education issues. Some of these rules include the America COMPETES Act, OPEN Government Act of 2007, College Cost Reduction and Access Act of 2007, Improving Head Start for School Readiness Act of 2007, Internet Tax Freedom Act Amendments Act of 2007. Discussed are the details of such legislations.

Focuses on the hanging of convicted murderer Frederick Lang in 1909, and how this marked the end of an era in New Jersey's criminal-justice history. Last person to be executed by hanging in New Jersey; Why the decision was made to hang Lang even though hangings had been abolished in 1907.

The article discusses how Robyn Brown, general manager of Moore & Moore Garden Center in Nashville, Tennessee, and her team plan to make profit in her business during the holiday session at the centre. Topics discussed include Brown's views on their set for holiday themes for Christmas tree, her narration on centers competition with others in market and her reflection her product buying from companies which offer Christmas dating.

The article focuses on the benefits of employing the computer statistics (CompStat) model by small police departments in the U.S. It discusses how the data collection capabilities of CompStat can help small departments, which gather data through citizen contacts, in reducing crime and improving police effectiveness. It mentions that CompStat is a concept of patrol based on some principles including the use of community policing, collection of crime data, and crime analysis.

The article presents several photographs depicting merchandising ideas of non-garden centre stores the U.S.

The article discusses the increasing interest in small space gardening in the U.S. According to horticulturist Melinda Myers, gardeners are increasingly becoming interested in smaller spaces because these are easier to maintain. Other reasons mentioned include reduced cost, reduced water usage and increased sustainability. Horticulture educator William Moss states that there is a trend towards vertical gardening. The tools and materials necessary for small space gardening are mentioned.

The article focuses on the approaches that police officers may take when dealing with people with autism. It says that many U.S. states employ laws for autism awareness, in which police recruits should have training about autistic persons before graduating from a police academy. It says that the police must understand the troubles of an autistic person during the encounter before doing any action. INSETS: Common Symptoms Apparent in Many Persons with Autism;Guidelines for the Police Response.

The article highlights the result of a poll on the effects of the U.S. presidential election on the green industry. The poll reveals the percentage of respondents who describe their political attitude as liberal, conservative, and moderate. A graph shows the important issues to the respondents, including healthcare/medicare, economy and taxes. Data indicate their willingness to vote in the election and the willingness of business owners to encourage employees to vote.

The article reports on the results from the 2015-2020 employment outlook report released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Purdue University in May 2015 which shows the availability of jobs in agriculture than potential employees.

The article profiles Staff Sergeant Joshua A. Varga, a crew chief of the B-2 Spirit aircraft in the U.S. Varga is from the 509th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, and is married with three children. He entered the Air Force in September 2001. His work includes troubleshooting, managing short-term and long-term maintenance forecasts and training with his aircraft.

The author discusses the rainfall in June 2015 which eased the drought in some areas in the U.S. except in California which is in a state of emergency for over a year and a half and calls for changes to help conserve water.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the authors experience of attending the annual California Spring Trials trip.

an introduction is presented in which the author discusses an article with in the issue on topic related to garden centers in the U.S.

The article presents the findings of the "Garden Center" magazine's State of the Industry Report for 2014. Topics covered include the growth in sales reported by independent garden centers (IGC) in the U.S., the increased demand for vegetable plants, and several charts showing the origin of garden centers' plant materials and the centers' sales change compared with 2013.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including Sal "Buddy" Perino of Perino Garden Center, interpersonal issues in the workplace, and 10 thriving garden centers in the U.S.

An introduction to a series of articles published within the journal about independent garden centers (IGC) in the U.S. is presented, including rainwater collection for plant growing operations, an interview with Joseph Pellegrin of Pike Nurseries, and various trends in IGCs.

The article reports on the field testing of a 50/50 blend of JP-8 and synthetic jet fuel by the U.S. Air Force Petroleum Agency (AFPA) at the 364th Training Squadron fuels training complex at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas. Officials from AFPA and Robert and Co. are conducting tests on the infrastructure of the Type-III hydrant fueling systems. The tests are part of the Department of Defense's plan to reduce it dependency on foreign crude oil.