81. Arizona Becomes 33rd State To Adopt Massage Regulations municipalities have their own massage regulations, some of The arizona House of Representatives cites this in Phoenix only needs 500 educational hours, while a http://www.massagetoday.com/archives/2003/07/01.html

Massage Today July, 2003, Volume 03, Issue 07 Printer Friendly Version Email to a Friend Anatomically Speaking Neal Cross, PhD, NCTMB ... Kate Jordan, NCTMB Arizona Becomes 33rd State to Adopt Massage Regulations Arizona has become the 33rd state to pass massage therapy legislation. Senate Bill (SB) 1103, sponsored by Sen. Carolyn Allen, et al., was signed on May 12, 2003 by Governor Janet Napolitano, and will be formally introduced into law on July 1, 2004. Elements of the bill could potentially assist massage therapists who have experienced difficulties practicing massage in multiple jurisdictions. Currently, individual municipalities have their own massage regulations, some of which contradict one another; this makes it difficult for massage therapists to work in more than one city. The Arizona House of Representatives cites this example: "... a massage/bodywork therapist practicing in Phoenix only needs 500 educational hours, while a therapist practicing in Chandler would need 700 educational hours. The cost of a license also varies depending on the municipality." Statewide licensure will require that all applicants meet the same criteria. Applicants will initially be required to complete a minimum of 500 hours of massage therapy education; pass a board-approved examination; and supply a complete set of fingerprints for state and federal background checks.

82. Arizona Cities Hit With Additional Massage Regulations Less than one month after arizona Governor Janet Among other stipulations, the Scottsdale regulations will require that a minimum of 500 educational hours or http://www.massagetoday.com/archives/2003/08/01.html

Massage Today August, 2003, Volume 03, Issue 08 Printer Friendly Version Email to a Friend Anatomically Speaking Neal Cross, PhD, NCTMB ... Kate Jordan, NCTMB Arizona Cities Hit With Additional Massage Regulations Less than one month after Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano, signed SB 1103 - a bill that would regulate the practice of massage therapy ( www.massagetoday.com/archives/2003/07/01.html ) - into law, Scottsdale and Phoenix have adopted their own massage regulations. On June 3, the Scottsdale City Council voted unanimously to tighten the reigns on the massage therapy profession in an effort to close illegitimate massage sites and bring an end to prostitution masquerading as massage. Shortly following the Scottsdale decision, which took effect July 3, the city of Phoenix followed suit, voting on June 25 to implement new rules governing the profession for the same reason. The Phoenix ordinance is scheduled to take effect July 25. The regulations will likely affect many massage therapists legitimately practicing in both areas.

83. AZ Surplus Auction Message Board @ Www.ezboard.com 501(c)(3) organized for educational purposes by your surplus policies, procedures, regulations or your arizona Schools, Governments and Non Profits Please http://pub39.ezboard.com/barizonasurplusauction

"); else document.write(""); // > Welcome... please register and post your auctions, surplus information or requests! If you can't use it, somebody else can! The purpose of the Arizona Surplus Auction "Message Board" is to assist Schools, Governments and Non Profits, in finding "new" users for their surplus items, and in finding "new" surplus items for their use. Who can post on this Board? Any eligible Non-Profit Institutions (located in Arizona, or any other state!) as follows: Educationals - Elementary, Middle, High School, School District, Charter (who are sponsored by their State Board of Education, or State Board for Charter Schools, or a School District), Community College, University, or Governments - City, County, State, Tribal, Federal Government offices, or Non Profit Corporations [(501(c)(3)] - organized for educational purposes. Note Post Only if permitted by your surplus policies, procedures, regulations or your local, city, county, state, tribal or federal statutes, laws, etc.

84. The EnviroLink Network - Environmental Regulations resources in Environmental regulations and Educational Category Educational Resources 6. Environmental Politics Policy at Northern arizona University Flagstaff http://www.envirolink.org/topics.html?topic=Environmental Regulations&topicsku=2

85. U.S.A Municipality ODLRs By State - Darksky.org The Outdoor Lighting regulations (ODLRs) linked on this page should be used for reference only . Information Needed! Alaska Information Needed! arizona - http://www.darksky.org/ordsregs/usamunis.html

Home Page Text Link International Dark-Sky Association Site Search Site Map U.S.A. Municipality ODLRs by State 14 SEP 2003 About IDA Newsroom Education Meetings ... U.S.A. Muni The Outdoor Lighting Regulations (ODLRs) linked on this page should be used "for reference only". Some links provide "copies" of ordinances so no link should be use a legal document. Always check with the municipality for the latest revision. Some links are proposed or draft doucments, once again presented for reference only. Not all ordinances are considered good. Because of the nature of our government each has good and bad points. Collectively they provide a snapshot of current thinking regarding controlling outdoor lighting by municipalities. Linkes may be to documents other than "ordinances" such as a handouts, design standards or community vision. When a IDA Section, Affiliate or other organization posts a web page referencing local lighting ordinances that page will appear first in the list and may be the only link for that state. A note to webmasters - please use SELENE Northwest Pennsylvania as a good format examples.

86. Entomology Index: Pesticides And Regulations University of arizona Pesticide Information and Training source of information and educational resources for decisions, key pesticide regulations and statutes. http://www.ent.iastate.edu/list/pesticides_and_regulations.html

Iowa State Entomology Index: Pesticides And Regulations American Association of Pesticide Safety Educators (AAPSE) Home Page The AAPSE (American Association of Pesticide Safety Educators) Home Page welcomes prospective members and active members. The site was created to keep the members up-to-date on association business and related issues. BCREGS-L for discussion of the proposed rule which will regulate the application of biological control in the US (7 CFR 335 Plant Pests: Introduction of Nonindigenous Organisms: Proposed Rule). Discussion of the implementation of the eventual Final Rule will follow. Those wishing to join the list should send e-mail to LISTSERV@UAFSYSB.UARK.EDU with a blank subject line and body text consisting of subscribe BCREGS-L Jane Doe where Jane Doe is the real name of the subscriber. California Department of Food and Agriculture Red Imported Fire Ant Program and other educational programs, agricultural and pest related topics, job opportunities, pest safety and irradication efforts California Department of Pesticide Regulation Includes information about IPM and Pesticides registered in California CERIT, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. CERIT operates commercially as the Entomological Research Division of Unisearch Ltd. the commercial company of UNSW. CERIT Home Page outlines research and teaching activities of the centre together with TESTING, PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT and CONSULTANCY SERVICES WHICH ARE OFFERED TO COMPANIES, pest species available for testing, latest developments and contact details.

87. S. James Rosenfeld Resume multiday training sessions for educational personnel on many on an annual basis arizona, California, Florida 504 and their implementing regulations, and other http://www.edlaw.net/edlawinc/bio.html

Who is "Ed Law"? S. James Rosenfeld, Esq. Visiting Clinical Professor of Law : Ronald A. Peterson Law Clinic, Seattle University School of Law 1310 Minor Ave., #207, Seattle, WA 98101 jim@edlaw.net Facsimile: I am always happy to hear from users of the services provided by EDLAW and The EDLAW Center. However, because of ethical considerations and lack of time, I am unable to respond to most requests for legal advice. So please do not be offended if I do not respond to your email questions. Employment 2001 - 2004 (academic year): Ronald A. Peterson Law Clinic, Seattle University School of Law Visiting Clinical Professor of Law 1998 - 2001: The Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates (COPAA) Founder and Executive Director Established non-profit organization to improve the quality and increase the quantity of legal resources for parents of children with disabilities. 1997 - Present: The EDLAW Center, Hollywood, FL Executive Director Established non-profit organization to develop and sponsor projects for systemic changes in public education. 1988 - Present: EDLAW, Hollywood, FL

88. State Support And Incentives arizona new certification regulations require ongoing professional growth a standard certificate in the corresponding educational area in arizona, and as http://www.nbpts.org/about/stateinfo.cfm?state=Arizona

89. Arizona District Court Upholds “Lou Anne's Law” While upholding the vast majority of the regulations, Judge Collins Court for the District of arizona, No. publicinterest law firm and educational organization http://www.unitedforlife.org/press_releases/021002_arizona_district_court_uphold

Changing Law to Protect Human Life, State by State For Immediate Release 2 October 2002 Contact: Denise Burke, Esq. Nikolas T. Nikas, Esq. Arizona District Court Upholds “Lou Anne's Law” On September 30, the U.S. District Court in Tucson upheld in substantial part Arizona’s comprehensive abortion clinic regulations known as “Lou Anne’s Law,” rejecting the vast majority of the constitutional challenges brought by three Arizona abortion providers. “This is a tremendous victory for the women of Arizona,” said Denise Burke, staff counsel with Americans United for Life (AUL). Burke, along with Nikolas T. Nikas, AUL’s general counsel, has been appointed a Special Assistant Maricopa County Attorney to defend “Lou Anne’s Law.” “Women in Arizona and elsewhere have been the victims of the abortion industry's refusal to police itself. In opposing these common-sense regulations, the abortion industry reveals an ugly agenda—pocketing profits instead of investing in women's safety. How many more women need to die or be permanently injured from unsafe abortions? Until now, a veterinary clinic had more safety regulations.” “Lou Anne’s Law” was passed in direct response to the tragic 1998 death in a Phoenix abortion clinic of Lou Anne Herron. She bled to death after her uterus was punctured by an abortion provider, who later left the clinic while she was bleeding heavily in the recovery room and in need of immediate emergency care. The abortion provider, John Biskind, was later convicted of manslaughter and is currently serving a five-year prison sentence.

90. Court Arguments Held On Safety Regulations For Abortion Clinics the will of the people of arizona to protect A veterinary clinic has more safety regulations. . nonprofit, publicinterest law firm and educational organization http://www.unitedforlife.org/press_releases/020408pr_az_clinic_safety_regulation

Changing Law to Protect Human Life, State by State FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 8 April 2002 Contact: Denise Burke, Esq. Court Arguments Held on Safety Regulations for Abortion Clinics TUCSON, April 8—Federal District Judge Raner C. Collins heard arguments today concerning the constitutionality of "Lou Anne's Law," a comprehensive set of health and safety regulations for abortion clinics adopted by Arizona in 1999. "Lou Anne's Law" was passed in direct response to the tragic and preventable death of Lou Anne Herron at a Phoenix abortion clinic. In April 1998, Ms. Herron, a thirty-two-year old mother of two, was left to bleed for three hours after her uterus was lacerated during a late-term abortion. Dr. John Biskind, the abortion provider, ignored requests to check on her and left the clinic to visit his tailor—while Ms. Herron was still bleeding. An ambulance was not called until more than three hours after the botched abortion and, by the time the emergency crew arrived at the clinic, Lou Anne Herron was dead. (In February 2001, Biskind was convicted of manslaughter in the death of Ms. Herron and is currently serving a five-year prison sentence.) "The state of Arizona has an important and legitimate interest in protecting women's health," said Denise Burke, staff counsel with Americans United for Life and Special Deputy Maricopa County Attorney appointed to defend "Lou Anne's Law." "When confronted with uncontroverted evidence of the unsafe, substandard, and criminal conditions that lead to Lou Anne Herron's death, the people of Arizona, through their elected representatives, acted quickly and decisively to protect women's health and safety and to ensure that there are no more tragic deaths like Lou Anne Herron's" said Burke.

91. SpecialEdLaw.net Main Page of the SpecialEdLaw.net staff at the Center for education Rights. Select a State. http://www.specialedlaw.net/

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