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• The 100 percent difference.

For many IAQ laboratory methods, there are currently no published standards. Notably, no standard method exists for the analysis of fungal spores in i...

• Journal of Environmental Health
• Vol. 68 Nbr. 1, July 2005

• Banfield v. Banfield, (Ohio 2011)

Child support modification; change in circumstances; R.C. 3119.79(A),(C): The trial court did not abuse its discretion in ordering father to pay a monthly child support obligation in lieu of sharing expenses for the child's care with mother, where a substantial change of circumstances was established as a result of a ten percent difference between the recalculated and existing child support order, and the parties' lack of cooperation with regard to their existing expense-sharing arrangement. Parenting time; R.C. 3109.051(D): The trial court did not abuse its discretion in reinstating father's weekday overnight parenting time with the child.

• Ohio Supreme Court

• 12 CFR Appendix A to Subpart B of Part 652 - Risk-Based Capital Stress Test

...A t-test 2 of the differences in the means for the group of defaulted loans and ...• X2 is the largest annual percentage decline in FCBT farmland values during the life of...

• Code of Federal Regulations - Title 12: Banks and Banking

• Americans Wrongfully Disdain Tarp, a Great Success?

IT isn't often that the government launches a major program that achieves its main goals at a tiny fraction of estimated costs. That's the story of TARP, the Troubled Assets Relief Program. Created in October 2008 at the height of the financial crisis, it helped stabilize the economy, used only $410 billion of its authorized $700 billion and will be repaid most of that. The Congressional Budget Office, which once projected TARP's ultimate cost at $356 billion, now says $19 billion. This could go lower. You would hardly know. Almost everyone loves to hate TARP. A Bloomberg poll last October asked how TARP had affected the economy. Forty-three percent said it weakened the economy, 21 percent said it made no difference, 24 percent said it helped and 12 percent were unsure. Commentators in ...

• New Haven Register
• March 30, 2011

• Ed Rush-Pt. Ii

In this Age of Right Wing Social Engineering ? and bless you, Newt Gingrich ? when an Idahoan gets upset with Tom Luna's education reforms, it is likely over the emphasis on the virtual alternatives to flesh-and-blood classrooms. The abuse of our teaching professionals, the proposal that school managers need not be from the field of education, the insider conniving by wealthy investors to influence the debate . . . that may all be unfortunate, yes. But to most parents, I suspect those are peripheral issues, not so relevant as the matter of students spending school hours on a state-provided laptop, allegedly learning functional skills from somejiaee less tutorial program. Many parents may not even care that Idaho tax revenues would pour out of state into the coffers of a private educatio...

... with comparable public schools, only 17 percent of charter schools tested better. Thirty-seven per..., and 46 percent showed no significant difference whatsoever. Those findings are made even more rema...

• Boise Weekly
• October 11, 2011

• Q&a with Oregon Gubernatorial Candidates John Kitzhaber and Chris Dudley

This election season, the race for governor of Oregon is one of the tightest in the state and the nation. A poll released Wednesday by Davis, Hibbitts and Midghall for several Portland area news outlets had Republican Chris Dudley leading Democrat John Kitzhaber 45 percent to 42 percent. The percentage difference is within a 4.4 percent margin of error. The candidates come from different backgrounds and have different plans for how to lead Oregon. Reporters for the Daily Journal of Commerce recently spoke with Dudley and Kitzhaber about their thoughts on some issues of interest to our readership.

• Daily Journal of Commerce
• November 03, 2010

• Farm Credit Adminstration,

... capital equal to the sum of: (1) 2.75 percent of the aggregate on-balance sheet assets of Farmer... at different points in time, so the difference in timing is not consequential. Thus, the time per...

• FR, April 12, 2001

• U Share Drug Discount Card Gets Strong Endorsement: Savings of 50 Percent Makes a Difference to Medicare Beneficiaries.

MINNEAPOLIS -- Jerry Markie, a resident of Maplewood, Minn., has been retired for about nine years from a manufacturing representative position he hel...

• Business Wire
• December 07, 2004

• 2 Claim Unfair Primary Elections -- Say Precinct Changes Prompted Confusion

Two candidates who lost races in the May 4 Shelby County Democratic primary have filed complaints, claiming voting irregularities. LaTroy Williams lost to Regina Morrison Newman by a margin of 66 percent to 33 percent, a difference of 9,880 votes, and filed a Chancery Court lawsuit.

• The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current)
• May 24, 2010

• Tomblin Delivers State of the State Address: ; Budget Doesnt Include Raises, Prison Funding

Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin isnt budgeting for any state employee pay raises or new prisons next year as the state digs in to shore up a more than $300 million gap in funding for Medicaid. Thats to ensure taxpayers wont have to absorb any new taxes to foot the states growing health care bill. Tomblin is submitting a $4.5 billion balanced budget to lawmakers this week for the state fiscal year that begins July 1. The budget relies on $4.1 billion in general revenue tax collections about $134 million more than last year. Additional revenue will come from leftover surpluses from the prior fiscal year and lottery proceeds. The budget will grow by about $126 million over the $4.4 billion budget signed into law last year. The biggest growth in spending can be tied to one word: Medicaid. The state ...

• Charleston Daily Mail
• January 12, 2012