Chapter XI

A. Identify a model showing the change in the energy of one component in a system compared to the change in energy of another component in the system. B. Identify a model showing the change in energy of one component in a system when the change in energy of the other component(s)…

A. Predict changes in the motion of a macroscopic object, such as a falling object, an object rolling down a ramp, or a moving object being pulled by a constant force using data (e.g., tables or graphs of position or velocity as a function of time for an object subject to a net u…

A. Identify a model showing the change in the energy of one component in a system compared to the change in energy of another component in the system. B. Identify a model showing the change in energy of one component in a system when the change in energy of the other component(s)…

A. Qualitatively describe cause and effect relationships between changes in wave speed and type of media through which the wave travels using mathematical and graphical representations. B. Identify examples that illustrate the relationship between the frequency and wavelength of …

A. Describe components of a model illustrating that the sun shines because of nuclear fusion reactions which release light and heat energy which make life on Earth possible. B. Communicate by using models that solar activity creates elements through nuclear fusion. C. Recognize t…

A. Identify ancient Earth materials, lunar rocks, asteroids, and meteorites as sources of evidence scientists use to understand Earths early history. Notes La. Admin. Code tit. 28 , § XI-9772 Promulgated by the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education, LR 44 1435 ( 8/1/2018 ).…

A. Identify that the universe is expanding and must have been smaller in the past based on astronomical evidence (i.e., light spectra, motion of distant galaxies, and composition of matter in the universe). Notes La. Admin. Code tit. 28 , § XI-9773 Promulgated by the Board of Ele…

A. Use a model of Earth to identify that the motion of the mantle and its plates occurs primarily through thermal convection, which is primarily driven by radioactive decay within Earths interior. B. Identify relationships, using a model, of how the Earth's surface is a complex a…

A. Explain the relationship between human activity (e.g., population size, where humans live, types of crops grown) and changes in the amounts of natural resources using evidence. B. Explain the relationship between human activity (e.g., population size, where humans live, types …

A. Relate DNA molecules to the way cells store and use information to guide their functions. B. Relate groups of specialized cells (e.g., heart cells, nerve cells, muscle cells, epithelial cells, fat cells, blood cells) within organisms to the performance of essential functions o…

A. Recognize that the carrying capacities of ecosystems are related to the availability of living and nonliving resources and challenges (e.g., predation, competition, disease). B. Use a graphical representation to identify carrying capacities in ecosystems as limits to the numbe…

A. Identify that DNA molecules in all cells contain the instructions for traits passed from parents to offspring. B. Identify appropriate questions about the relationships between DNA and chromosomes and how traits are passed from parents to offspring. C. Identify a model showing…

A. Identify patterns (e.g., DNA sequences, fossil records) as evidence to a claim of common ancestry. B. Recognize that as a species grows in number, competition for limited resources also increases. C. Recognize that different individuals have specific traits that give advantage…

A. Identify factors (e.g., human activity, population size, types of crops grown) that affect sustainable development in Louisiana. B. Identify factors (e.g., human activity, population size, types of crops grown) that affect natural resource management in Louisiana. C. Identify …

A. Use data or qualitative scientific and technical information to evaluate a solution to limit a non-point source pollution (e.g., land or urban runoff, abandoned mines) into state waterways. B. Recognize the relationship between pollution and its effect on an organism's populat…

A. Evaluate evidence supporting the positive consequences of using disposable resources versus reusable resources. B. Evaluate evidence supporting the negative consequences of using disposable resources versus reusable resources. Notes La. Admin. Code tit. 28 , § XI-9782 Promulga…

A. Identify relationships, using a model, of how the Earth's surface is a complex and dynamic set of interconnected systems (i.e., geosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere). B. Identify different causes of climate change and results of those changes with respect to the E…

A. Explain the relationship between human activity (e.g., population size, where humans live, types of crops grown) and changes in the amounts of natural resources using evidence. B. Explain the relationship between human activity (e.g., population size, where humans live, types …

A. Recognize that the carrying capacities of ecosystems are related to the availability of living and nonliving resources and challenges (e.g., predation, competition, disease). B. Use a graphical representation to identify carrying capacities in ecosystems as limits to the numbe…

A. Construct meaning from oral presentations and literary and informational text through grade-appropriate listening, reading, and viewing. B. Participate in grade-appropriate oral and written exchanges of information, ideas, and analyses, responding to peer, audience, or reader …

A. The following words and phrases when used in this Subpart shall have the meanings given to them in this Section unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. B. No definition contained in this section shall be interpreted or construed or applied in a manner which is inconsis…

A. The following is a scale of fees for licensees. 1. Wrestling and Mixed Technique Event Promoters-$250 2. Boxing Promoters-$500 3. Matchmakers-$250 4. Referees-$25 5. Managers-$25 6. Announcers-$25 7. Professional Boxing Contestants in Main Bouts-$25 8. Seconds-$25 9. Professio…

A. Should there arise any conflict of interest in and between parties under the jurisdiction of the commission, such shall be presented immediately to the commission for resolution. Notes La. Admin. Code tit. 46 , § XI-105 Adopted by the Department of Commerce, Boxing and Wrestli…

A. No participant before entering a contest or exhibition, shall have taken or had administered to him any drug, narcotic, alcohol, stimulant, depressant, diuretic, IV fluids, androgenic steroids or analgesic of any description. See complete list of prohibited drugs in The World …

A. Each contestant participating in any sport under this commission's jurisdiction must furnish to the commission physician a certified medical certificate evidencing that the contestant has been tested for HIV, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C and said test results are negative. Said…

A. Any contestant, who conceals from a commission physician, commissioner or commission official any known disability shall, at the discretion of the commission, either forfeit his license or be suspended. Notes La. Admin. Code tit. 46 , § XI-109 Adopted by the Department of Comm…

A. The commission may appoint an event coordinator for any event the commission deems necessary at a fee not to exceed $350 per event to be paid by the promoter of said event. Notes La. Admin. Code tit. 46 , § XI-111 Promulgated by the Office of the Governor, Boxing and Wrestling…

A. The financial report of boxing, wrestling and mixed technique event shows and other sanctioned events must include the number of complimentary tickets made available and those actually used, in addition to the other requirements prescribed by law. As per R.S. 4:68 , each event…

A. There shall be an ambulance no further than 300 feet from the ring and duly licensed EMT's or paramedics with appropriate resuscitation equipment no further than 100 feet away from the ring at all times. EMT's will be paid directly by the promoters/producers of events with fee…

A. Each contestant participating in any sport under this commissions jurisdiction must furnish to the commission physician a certified medical certificate evidencing that the contestant has been tested for current 4 th generation immuno assay for HIV, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C …

A. All locations re-broadcasting television related events, will be required to deposit a maximum of $1,000, in advance for expenses and taxes. Location in this particular rule meaning any casino, public auditorium, hotel or civic center. Money, less taxes and expenses, will be r…

A. Each contestant must be examined prior to entering the ring by a commission physician. The physician shall certify in writing over his signature as to the contestant's physical condition to engage in such contest. The physician (and in the case of certain contracts two physici…

A. The ringside physicians shall be stationed at places designated by the commission. B. The ringside physician may advise the referee to terminate any contest or exhibition at any time if in the opinion of such physician the health or well-being of any participant would be signi…

A. The promoter shall provide insurance and pay all deductibles for contestants to cover medical, surgical, and hospital care with a minimum limit of $20,000 for injuries sustained while participating in a contest and $50,000 to a contestants estate if he dies of injuries suffere…

A. The commission hereby finds that injuries sustained in the ring by contestants are, pursuant to R.S. 49:961 .C, a danger to the public health and injured participants are thereby subject to immediate medical suspension as set forth below. 1. A contestant losing by way of a tec…

A. Permission to hold charity events must be obtained from the commission. 1. If expenses for the event are to be deducted from the proceeds, then a report estimating the expenses to be incurred shall be presented to the commission 21 days prior to the event for approval. The rep…

A. All tickets shall have a number, price and date printed or stamped plainly on the face of the ticket as well as the stub retained by the ticket holder. Any ticket sold or deposited in the ticket box that is not printed or stamped plainly with a price on the face of the ticket …

A. Anyone licensed and/or subject to the authority of the commission, who violates any of the rules and regulations of the commission as set forth in title, parts and chapters, shall be subject to such sanctions as imposed by the commission which may result in fines, suspensions …

A. Contestants shall be weighed within 24 hours of the scheduled match, at a time and place designated by the commission. B. Each contestant may be weighed in the presence of the public, the other contestant, a representative of the commission and an official representing the pro…

A. Any promoter who wishes to reserve a specific date for a show shall submit the reservation of show date form and the sum of $250. B. No date shall be reserved until the $250 show date fee is received by the Commission. C. No more than two show dates may be reserved per promote…

A. Before any event will be considered by the Commission, the Promoter must comply with the provisions under §135, Permits herein. B. Major Event 1. A member of the Louisiana Boxing and Wrestling Commission, including the chairman, may not legally and/or officially authorize and/…

A. No promoter or other individual whether licensed by the commission or not shall advertise an event which has not been approved by the commission. B. No promoter or other individual whether licensed by the commission or not shall advertise a contestant(s) participation in their…

A. Anyone licensed by or under the authority of the commission who utilizes or conducts any business regulated by this commission with unlicensed matchmakers, promoters or managers or anyone under suspension by this commission shall be subject to fines, suspension or the denial o…

A. Licensed clubs shall take all necessary precautions looking toward safety, order and proper behavior. B. The commission will inspect all cages and rings prior to any events to ensure safety and stability. C. The commission shall have the right to request from the promoter or t…

A. At each event, there shall be an area around the ring or cage extending no less than eight feet as measured from said ring or cage, which shall be partitioned at that distance of eight feet using ropes, fencing, police barriers, bicycle barriers or other emplacements from the …

A. No person attending any event supervised by the commission shall bother, harass, threaten or intimidate the commissioner in attendance or any commissioner or commission personnel. B. No person attending any event supervised by the commission shall interfere with the commission…

A. Contestants must be in commission approved proper athletic attire, specifically for male fighters, including protection cup, which must be securely strapped to the body. The contestants in professional bouts agree to equip themselves with an abdominal guard of standard type ap…

A. No person under 18 years of age, excepting at the age of 16 with notarized consent by legal guardian or parent, shall be permitted to participate in any boxing, wrestling or mixed technique event contest sanctioned by this commission. B. A 16-year-old contestant shall be limit…

A. Any contestant or manager for a contestant who has entered into a contract with any promoter to participate in a contest who finds that for any reason or cause the contestant will not be able to fully carry out his contract, and does not notify the promoter and the commission …

A. Ring girl contests, musical entertainment and other forms of amusement shall be conducted only during the intermission between the undercard and main event. All national anthems are excluded from this regulation. It shall be understood that all activities carried on within the…