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Greeting Card, Azema and Benn to James Franklin Buchanan, February 27, 1961
Get PDFThis congratulatory greeting card, sent to James Franklin Buchanan from Zema and Benn states that they are mighty proud of him for being the people\u27s choice and states that they\u27d been sent a copy of the newspaper write up. The cover of the greeting card is an illustration of a group of colorful flowers with Congratulations within a text box. The interior of the card included another illustration of flowers on the left and a greeting of congratulations and best wishes on the right, followed by the handwritten note. And envelope postmarked New Orleans, Louisiana, February 27, 1961, is included.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-james-franklin-buchanan/1443/thumbnail.jp
Program for the Unveiling of Congressman Jamie L. Whitten Portrait, September 20, 1984
Get PDFThis program for the unveiling ceremony of Congressman Jamie L. Whitten\u27s portrait provides a brief biography of Whitten\u27s time and accomplishments while in the United States Congress, the portrait committee, and information about the ceremony.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-james-franklin-buchanan/1468/thumbnail.jp
Newspaper Clipping, The Tallahatchie Herald, January 18, 1973
Get PDFThis clipping from the Tallahatchie Herald, dated January 18, 1973, includes Editor\u27s notes about current events, a note from the Mayor\u27s desk (W. W. Moncrief), an article on the $85 million surplus in Mississippi\u27s budget, news on an upcoming agronomy meeting, and an illustration of Richard Nixon with the caption Four more years for the history books?https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-james-franklin-buchanan/1500/thumbnail.jp
Newspaper Clipping, County Agent Judges Central Mississippi Fair Exhibits, undated
Get PDFThis clipping from an unidentified newspapers shares a photograph of Attala County Extension agent, Frank (James Franklin) Buchanan judging exhibits at the Central Mississippi Fair. Two other, unidentified people are pictured with Buchanan as they stand at a table of small exhibits.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-james-franklin-buchanan/1504/thumbnail.jp
Notes on a Folder, undated
Get PDFThis manila folder has notes and names written on both sides. All the names and notes are marked through.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-james-franklin-buchanan/1527/thumbnail.jp
Date Book for James Franklin Buchanan, 1969
Get PDFThis date book contains appointments and notes for James Franklin Buchanan in 1969.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-james-franklin-buchanan/1533/thumbnail.jp
The Biggest Little Farm
No full textThe Biggest Little Farm is a 2019 American documentary film, directed by John Chester. The film profiles the life of Chester and his wife Molly as they acquire and establish themselves on Apricot Lane Farms in Moorpark, California
The effect of wall temperature and transpiration on Görtler vortices in high-speed boundary layers
No full textGörtler vortices are counterrotating flow structures generated as a result of the imbalance between the wall radial pressure gradients and the centrifugal forces in a boundary layer developing on a curved surface. Their presence leads to secondary instabilities and increases the wall shear stress as they accelerate the transition from laminar to turbulent flow. These secondary instabilities can be mitigated using control techniques aimed at decreasing the energy and the wall shear stress. In this thesis, the combined effect of wall temperature and transpiration on Görtler vortices developing in supersonic and hypersonic boundary layers is investigated. Görtler vortices are excited by a low initial disturbance applied in proximity to the leading edge, followed by a sinusoidal temperature distribution that controls the energy and wall shear stress. The results show that the wall temperature distribution alone or in combination with wall transpiration has a significant effect on the vortex energy and wall shear stres
Streamlined technology systems: Optimizing technology systems for Meridian Public School District
Get PDFTechnology has become a cornerstone of modern education, reshaping how teachers instruct and students learn. Technology plays a pivotal role in shaping modern learning environments, offering opportunities for enhanced engagement and personalized learning experiences (Ascione, 2023). This project focuses on the critical role of effective professional development in equipping teachers to integrate technology into their instructional practices meaningfully. Drawing on the TPACK (Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge) and SAMR (Substitution, Augmentation, Modification, Redefinition) frameworks, this project examines how tailored professional development programs can bridge gaps in teachers’ technological and pedagogical knowledge, guiding them toward transformative technology use. This project culminates in the development of a professional development manual that provides actionable strategies that enhance teacher readiness and instructional effectiveness while focusing on the sustainable use of technology in the classroom. While technology offers opportunities to foster personalized learning, digital literacy, and student engagement, its successful integration requires intentional and ongoing teacher training. This project explores industry best practices for designing professional development programs that address common challenges such as teacher readiness variability, technology\u27s rapid evolution, and the need for sustained instructional support. By prioritizing teacher capacity building, schools can ensure that technology moves beyond essential use to enhance teaching and learning meaningfully. This research provides actionable insights into creating professional development initiatives that empower teachers to harness the full potential of technology in K-12 classrooms
Integrated analysis of untargeted liver, serum metabolome and gut microbiome following selenium deficiency diet in selenoh knockout and wildtype mice
Get PDFSelenoprotein H (SELENOH) is an oxidoreductase located in the nucleolus, and its biochemical levels decrease with selenium (Se) deficiency, as reported in mammalian research. This current investigation aimed to understand the impact of nutritional Se deficiency on gut microbial composition and metabolomic profiles. The Firmicutes/Bacteroidota (F/B) ratio, linked to various health conditions, was balanced for wildtype (WT) mice (1.06). In contrast, selenoh knockout (KO) mice associated with dietary Se deprivation had a significantly (p \u3c 0.002) lower ratio (0.56), suggesting dysbiosis. It is believed that SELENOH levels decreased due to the Se deficient diet, and the selenoh KO mice exhibited alterations in microbial community composition and metabolite profiles, as supported by correlative analyses. With respect to the bacterial communities, significant differences between diets occurred for three taxa, including Akkemansia mucinphila, Bacteroides caecimuris, and Parabacteroides goldsteinii. Candida tropicalis, Malassezia restricta, and Cyberlindnera jadinii were three abundant fungal yeasts. Only Cyberlindnera jadinii exhibited significantly greater relative abundance between genotypes and was more abundant in the selenoh KO versus WT mice. Correlation analyses between bacterial and fungal taxa revealed both positive and negative relationships, but no specific trends were observed. The liver and serum metabolomic data contained similar amino acids, lipids, proteins, and carbohydrates. Using NMR spectroscopy, 112 liver metabolites were detected, while GC-TOF-MS analysis of the serum revealed the presence of 172, comprising both polar and nonpolar compounds. The metabolite levels varied significantly when analyzed using multivariate models such as PCA and PLS-DA (VIP scores), particularly for glucose, taurine, lactate, and UDP-glucose, which are associated with energy production and cellular health. Overall, the Se deficient diet had the most significant impact on the microbial community structure and the concentration of key metabolites within liver tissues and serum. Correlation analyses conducted across studies revealed significant linear relationships between metabolites and the microbiome. However, these differences were associated with bacterial and fungal taxa containing low relative abundances. Based on these findings, further investigation into the impact of SELENOH homeostasis on microbial and metabolite profiles should be conducted using selenoh KO mice under various nutritional Se dietary levels