The purpose of this paper is to give inexperienced authors inside advice that will help them prepare articles for submission to a radiology journal, particularly the AJR. Experienced authors may also find a useful hint or two. I discuss five guiding principles that authors should follow

. School psychologists confer meaningful and lasting benefit to children, families, and schools through evidenced-based assessment. School psychologists consider key guiding principles and purposes of assessment, as described below, when participating in assessment activities.

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Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this report are those of the participants, and do not necessarily represent the official views, opinions, or policy of the National Science Foundation. Acknowledgments T his report was drafted from comments written or submitted by the chairs of working groups. Larry Suter organized the conference and edited the final version of the report. Joy Frechtling of Westat was instrumental in arranging for the workshop and preparing a first draft from the submitted materials. Brian Kleiner of Westat drafted the description of existing research guidelines. Special efforts were made by Thomas Romberg, Marcia Linn, Leona Schauble, Judith Sowder, Joe Krajcik, and Kathy Borman to prepare materials from the workshop. Eric Kirkland of Cosmos Corporation provided materials about the analysis of grants awarded by the Division of Research, Evaluation and

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A professional and highly motivated staff providing efficient, effective, quality services to the agricultural community (farming, fishing, forestry) to stimulate maximum produc-tion for local consumption, export and increased incomes through the sustainable use of natural resources. Vision Statement An agricultural sector that is globally competitive, ensures food security and sustainable livelihoods for the Nation and the conservation of our natural environment.

Victim-centered advocacy restores control to victims. No matter the age of the victim, service providers should maintain a victim-centered approach when planning services. The advocates ’ role is to explore options with older victims, to help them identify and remove obstacles, and to honor and support their decisions, taking into account age-related generational and cultural values. When there are concerns about an older adult’s cognitive capacity, a victim-centered approach includes working with health care providers to assess the individual’s situation. In some cases, what appears to be limited or diminished cognitive capacity can be a temporary condition that is the result of trauma, inappropriate medications, infection, or lack of sleep, food, or fluids. For more information on victim-centered advocacy, please see the book, Safety Planning with Battered

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Abstract z-Tree (Zurich Toolbox for Ready-made Economic Experiments) is a software for developing and conducting economic experiments. The software is stable and allows programming almost any kind of experiments in a short time. In this article, I present the guiding principles behind the software