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52. Working with a safety net: Campus 'living labs' provide hands-on experiences, public benefits.
53. MOC-limiting laws spreading to additional states: legislatures are limiting the power of maintaining certification when it comes to licensing, hospital privileges and more
54. Why membership medicine is gaining physician attention: patients pay fees for bundle of services instead of--or in addition to--going through insurance
55. Take It Easy: New ABA program adds a leisure element to networking opportunities for members
56. Opening Statements
57. Baked-in savings: Baked snack producers and bakery companies search for improved ovens and proofers
58. Hitting the sweet spot: Shoppers are drawn to plant-based protein, clean labels and, increasingly, bolder flavors
59. Healthful snacking: Manufacturers profit from marrying overall appeal with healthier ingredients in the bar category
60. Easy as pie: Today's dough laminators and sheeters can produce a wide spectrum of products, from artisan breads to pizza
61. Automation Boosts Maintenance Efficiency, Effectiveness.
62. ANCILLARY INCOME: JUSTIFIED OR JUNK?
63. Boom in Interest: Investors sharpen focus on legal services
64. Flying the Flag: ABA Publishing puts growing emphasis on legal books that interest general audiences
65. Finding Funders: Website connects plaintiffs to cash, but is that ethical?
66. Inside-Out Threat: Law firms' own employees are among the major cyberthreats they must protect against
67. Opening Statements
68. Coping with Obamacare: Firm size is a key factor in what needs to be done
69. KEEP THINGS MOVING: When selecting belts and conveyors, snack and bakery producers prioritize automation and sanitation.
70. Lawyers and the Good War: New ABA book shows key battles of WWII were fought in courtrooms and legislatures
71. Opening Statements
72. BEYOND THE MICROWAVE: From indulgence to healthfulness, manufacturers explore both ends of the spectrum
73. DIVVYING IT UP: Sanitation, efficiency, speed are among the top priorities for today's machines
74. Flexible frying: Easy cleaning and capabilities for different product sizes factor into new equipment requests
75. Physicians take MOC fight to state level: a new law in Oklahoma--and proposals in other states--looks to limit the power of maintenance of certification
76. MIPS explained: 4 categories physicians must master: new Medicare payment system still coming into focus, but practices should act now
77. Medicare overpayment rule leaves practices scrambling: the government wants physicians to identify overpayments, but many say the responsibilities remain unclear
78. The MOC revolt, part 2: alternative board fights for relevancy: can the National Board of Physicians and Surgeons grow enough to become a true competitor to ABIM?
79. Maintenace of certification: inside the physician revolt: some physicians are fed up with MOC and ready to flee, but repercussions remain uncertain
80. MODERNIZING ACCREDITATION: CENTURY-OLD PROCESSES UPDATED TO KEEP STANDARDS RELEVANT, VALUE AT THE FOREFRONT.
81. REENGAGING BLACK MALES: COMMUNITY COLLEGES DEVELOP SPECIALIZED PROGRAMMING TO ATTRACT, RETAIN A SHRUNKEN DEMOGRAPHIC.
82. Turning up the heat: Snack and bakery companies favor updates over releasing new equipment
83. Pizza innovations: Consumers seek new ingredients, including some better-for-you options, as retail and foodservice influence one another
84. Healthy growth: Dessert-like offerings based on foodservice menu items compete with better-for-you SKUs
85. Making dough: Manufacturers strive for fast, accurate, customizable machines
86. Dairy plant hums with the 'Sound of Moosic': In California, non-GMO product, raw storage silos and a larger distribution center have added new notes to Clover Sonoma's fluid milk facility
87. A bold step for California's 'craft' dairy: Clover Sonoma started processing Non-GMO Project Verified conventional milk this year. President and CEO Marcus Benedetti calls it a financial gamble yet says 'it's the right thing to do for a whole host of reasons.'
88. Flexible griddles and fryers: equipment manufacturers build more flexibility and efficiency into griddles and fryers
89. Opening Statements
90. Shifting Ground: For the second time, an ABA task force hears testimony challenging the merits of broader self-defense laws
91. Opening Statements
92. In Harmony's Way: Lawyer bands add musical heat to the ABA Annual Meeting
93. Opening Statements
94. Attorneys for the Damned: ABA project marks a quarter-century of providing counsel to death row inmates
95. OPENING STATEMENTS
96. The Forgotten Demographic: ABA POLICY HELPS BUILD MOMENTUM FOR EFFORTS TO ADOPT AN INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION ON RIGHTS OF THE ELDERLY
97. ABA Commission Focuses on Hispanics: Hearings to cover critical issues
98. JOHN ADAMS GETS HIS DAY: The first lawyer-president set a standard for representing unpopular causes
99. Late Save: Restoring FDIC backing for IOLTAs averts an ethics dilemma
100. OPENINGSTATEMENTS
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