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There are concerns in the general public and regulatory and environmental advisory agencies regarding the apparent inconsistent and /or contradictory guidance offered to property owners regarding shoreline management in Virginia. There has been a growing interest among the agencies that manage, or otherwise have a role in shoreline management, to develop a Virginia perspective on the issue. This project to develop a consensus position from a VIMS perspective, with funding from the Virginia Coastal Program, may serve as the initiation of an effort to develop consensus guidance on shoreline management that integrates the issues and concerns extant in the various independent management programs in Virginia. Setting priorities for the preferred approaches to shoreline management in Virginia cannot be effective if developed in a vacuum. To be effective the effort needs to include consideration of a review of existing guidance and input from personnel representing other agencies that have a role in shoreline management. To develop the Virginia perspective representation should include the following core agencies: Department of Conservation and Recreation, Division of Chesapeake Bay Local Assistance and Shoreline Erosion Advisory Service, Virginia Marine Resources Commission, local governments and the Virginia Institute of Marine Science. From both a narrow and broad perspective, the review needs to reflect both the literature produced by VIMS and others (codified guidance), and engage personnel from VIMS as well as other agencies. The review of existing guidance creates an opportunity to confirm the relevance of the information given current scientific understanding as well as "mining" the guidance for existing rationale regarding shoreline decision-making. And the inclusion of others in the shoreline management arena allows for the development of agreement in the proper approaches to shoreline management in Virginia. The first step in working on a consensus for Virginia requires that each involved group have, or develop their own consensus.

Strategic use of context integration capabilities of the industrial designer / T. Ando and K. Yaegashi -- Ethnic prejudice and tolerance in national literature / C.F. Peng -- Exploring the use of 'Wiggio' to support online collaborative learning for adult learners / S.H. Halili, R.A. Razak and Z. Zainuddin -- Resilience and family functioning among young adults in Malaysia / T.S. Tien, R.A.M. Jaladin, H.S.L. Abdullah and N. Amit -- The role and function of the counseling psychologist in a hospital setting / N.A. Rosli -- Implementation of information and communication technology in Islamic University of Indonesia / A. Darmadji and Y. Andriansyah -- Estimation of innovative potential : spatio-dynamic approach / V. Glinskiy, L. Serga, E. Chemezova and K. Zaykov -- The mediating effects of self-esteem on the relationship between parenting styles and academic achievement of form four students in Klang Valley / U. Shanmugam and F. Hutagalung -- Delinquency : does religion play a vital role in misbehaviour? / M.A. Malik, A.R. Zakaria, M.F. Mohamed and R. Saad -- The evolution of society and the development of literature / S.E. Motornaya -- Characterizing the university sector in Chile through cluster analysis / H. de la Fuente-Mella, D. Cademartori-Rosso, B. Silva-Palavecinos, R. Campos-Espinoza and A. Paz-Cruz -- Determinants of job performance among state-owned charity organizations employee : evidence from Malaysia / M.N. Abd Halim and K. Nur Zehan -- Necessity of the introduction of the progressive income tax system : a case of Latvia / J. Grasis and J. Bojrs -- Green entrepreneurship proclivity among generation Y nascent entrepreneurs of Malaysia / N.H. Ahmad, H.A. Halim, S.A. Rahman and T. Ramayah --

This pamphlet by the South Carolina Department of Archives and History is one in a series titled Electronic Records Management Guidelines. This pamphlet addresses electronic document management systems -- government standards, selecting am EDMS solution, legal frameworks and basic functions of EDMS.

"Records and Information Management was the first book to provide a lifecycle view of records management that includes both paper and electronic records and information and addresses the impact of Web 2.0 and records management technologies. The increasingly complex regulatory and legal environment, along with the growing volume and changing nature of records and information created through emerging technologies, continues to bring RIM to the attention of executives who are ultimately responsible for the success or failure of their organizations. The positive reaction by academics and practitioners to the first edition, the continued interest in records and information management (RIM), and the reliance in the field upon emerging technologies supports the need for a second edition. Proposed revisions will bring readers up-to-date on advances in technology, most notably cloud storage, and evolving standards and practices"--

"This book is an authoritative reference source for the latest scholarly material on social problems involving victimization of minorities and police accountability. It also emphasizes key elements of police psychology as it relates to current issues and challenges in law enforcement and police agencies. It covers topics such as police psychology, police brutality, and media coverage"--