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Yamamoto Nutrition are known for always both being on the lookout for and utilizing the very best raw materials that have been scientifically validated to have an effect on whatever a given product has the intention of, and to this, their "Ai-LIPOROL®" is no exception. It is a powerful new-generation thermogenic, that strictly uses natural, herbal based ingredients to promote the thermogenesis and mobilisation of accumulated adipose tissue without the use of any stimulants. The intention of this product is primarily to burn fat without taxing the adrenal glands as a result of an overabundance of ingredients that effect the central nervous system and thus can cause potential adverse side effects that are indeed not beneficial to the thermogenic process at all. How is this product effective then? The answer is quite simply: because of the synergy in which all of the active constituents of "Ai-LIPOROL®" work.
- Guinea Pepper (Paradise Grains): the seeds of a plant that has been widely used throughout history in Africa as a healthy spice with a pungent aroma. Research conducted on humans has demonstrated a powerful increase in thermogenesis because of the ingredient's ability to transform white adipose tissue to brown adipose tissue, meaning that the accumulated fat becomes easier to burn off. The research has also shown that the ingredient has a great control over glyceamia (blood sugar) and also affects visceral fat. Brown adipose tissue is easier for the body to burn since the body prioritises burning this as a means to produce heat as part of the thermogenesis. This is exactly what the Paradise Grains is a potent activator of.
- Capsaicin: the typical alkaloid that causes chili peppers to be spicy. This ingredient has been well-documented to have thermogenesis-increasing properties, mobilise the use of fatty acids and even inhibiting their ability to accumulate in the body. As with the Paradise Grains, capsaicin and its' capsaicinoids have the capability of activating brown adipose tissue and possesses great effects on thermogenic power.
Capsaicin is a potent antagonist of the so-called TRPV1 receptors, meaning that it is able to further activate brown adipose tissue, which favours the dissipation of excess fats as heat in the body. Furhermore, these molecules induce a generalised activation of the sympathetic nervous system, which in turn has a stimulatory effect on the activity of brown adipose tissue through the release of the neurotransmitter called noradrenaline.
- Green Coffee: (Chlorogenic Acid) intervenes in digestion, reduces the amount of carbohydrates assimilated through the intestine, consequently limits the caloric intake of each meal, interferes with the release of sugar to the bloodstream from the liver and thus stabilises glycemia (blood sugar), pushes the body to affect and use its' fat mass as an energy source, reduces the phenomenon of glycogenolysis in the liver through inhibition of the enzyme called glucose-6-phosphatase, and inhibits lipases, which are digestive enzymes with the responsibility of affecting triglycerides, and thus causes a reduction in the digestion of fats as well as their accumulation in the liver and other parts of the body.
- Glucomannan: a water-soluble type of dietary fiber that is extracted from the konjac plant. Research has shown that using it contributes to an increase of the sense of fullness in the stomach, helps relieve constipation, lowers blood sugar levels, and decreases cholesterol as well as body weight. When Glucomannan is mixed with water, it becomes voluminous - almost like a gel - and is capable of multiplying its' volume to upwards of 17 times its' original size. It is the fibre in the stomach that causes the change in volume as a result of it absorbing water and expanding, which will ultimately cause the Glucomannan to take up a lot of space in the stomach and thus create a sense of immediate fullness. Additionally, the Glucomannan supports diet regimens that are aimed at weight loss since it absorbs fat from the inside of the stomach as well as the intestines and makes it pass through the body quickly, facilitating its' excretion rather than assimilation in the body.
- Green tea: a pure powerhouse of antioxidants, including epigallocatechin gallate or EGCG. This ingredient - combined with caffeine (which also is a constituent of green tea) - has a very strong ability to stimulate the metabolism of the body and thus help accelerate weight loss via thermogenesis. Additionally, catechin polyphenols, which are present in green tea, stimulate muscle cells and the liver to use more fatty acids. Green tea is also rich in theophylline and theobromine: two substances that individually promote diuresis (the excretion of fluid from the body). Because of the catechin, which inhibits the transport of glucose (sugar) to fat cells, the increase in blood sugar levels is moderate. When having stabile blood sugar levels, the sense of hunger is also more stabile and therefore this limits the chance of having sudden "attacks of hunger", which can indeed ruin one's effort at sticking to a given diet regimen.
- Theobromine (Cacao): a substance that occurs naturally in dark chocolate. It is a xanthine similar to caffeine that stimulates the central nervous system (CNS) to a certain degree that is indeed favourable for the person ingesting the ingredient, yet the effect of it is not as taxing on the nervous system itself as the one of caffeine is. Theobromine is a highly ergogenic substance that has prolonged effects which help counteract the dreaded "crash-effects" that are usually associated with consumption of high caffeine dosages, and it does not cause any dependancy either like caffeine certainly does. Therefore, this ingredient has a lipolytic power since it increases thermogenesis without causing states of either anxiety or palpitation, helps improve sensitivity and avoid spikes that cause hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), and promotes vasodilation, muscle pumping and cardiac health.
- Bitter Orange (Citrus aurantium): a citrus fruit extract with known thermogenic properties, which contains a particular composition of extracts including synephrine, N-methyltyramine, hordenine, octopamine and tyramine. It has the ability to stimulate metabolism, allowing the use of fats that are predominantly deposited in the liver and adipose tissue to produce heat and energy expenditure. It has been clinically shown that synephrine - the "sympathomimetic" alkaloid found in citrus aurantium - increases fat metabolism via stimulation of beta-adrenergic receptors, and that it acts in full synergy with caffeine by both enhancing and prolonging its' effects.
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take 3 capsules a day withplenty of water, preferably before meals. Warning of choking is to be taken into consideration for people with swallowing difficulties or when ingesting with inadequate fluid intake. Take with plenty of water, in order to ensure glucomannan reaches stomach.
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Last fall I wrote about the outrage of Brandeis Univeristy's making campus visitors go through metal detectors. Since then I've found some information indicating that Brandeis has been ignoring its own policy and thereby depriving visitors of protection against theft by guards. The Brandeis Leadership Handbook (PDF) makes it clear that when metal detectors are used, Waltham police must be present: "Waltham Police is required for events using metal detectors or serving alcohol." I didn't see any police presence. Without police, there's little to stop guards from pinching a bit of change as campus visitors have to empty their pockets. One of the guards took my stuff off into a corner, where he could easily have pocketed some of my change without anyone's noticing, and he made noises about taking my Swiss Army knife.
I recently wrote to the Waltham Police to ask if they had assigned a police officer to Lyman Ballroom on November 5, 2012, and if having one was a legal requirement. The reply that I received said only:
I am in receipt of your letter of complaint regarding your experience at Brandeis University on November 5, 2012.
The Waltham Police Department does not have jurisdiction nor the authority to investigage allegations of an unlawful search on their private property or investigate the University for allegedly violating their own policy. Jurisdiction lies with Brandeis University or possibly with the Massachusetts Attorney General's Office.
The reply addressed only my request to look into whether Brandeis is conducting illegal searches. This is probably just normal bureaucratic evasiveness, but it leaves me with no more reason than before to think that there was an officer whom I didn't notice present. At the same time, I haven't found any indication that a police presence is legally required; a Web search hasn't turned up any mention of such a requirement.
This indicates that Brandeis's unsupervised searches of visitors are probably legal, but they're in violation of an implied promise of protection. It might actually be worse if a cop were there; the police might arrest people for vaguely suspicious things found in their pockets, and by "voluntarily" accepting the search as a condition of attending an event they've already paid for or having an important meeting, visitors very likely give up their Fourth Amendment rights. I'd rather have loose change or even a pocket knife stolen than be arrested.
Whether you run the risk of arbitrary arrest or of petty theft, the basic problem is the contempt which Brandeis shows for its visitors' personal privacy.

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At Free Rangers our children are always highly active, inside and especially outside. Being active is high on our agenda and it is one of the characteristics of effective learning.
Over the summer some interesting information was shared nationally regarding children's health and activity levels. The UK's Chief Medical Officers had suggested back in 2011 that children under 5 years of age should be active for at least 3 hours each day. However, apparently many children are not achieving this.
Linda Baston-Pitt, a member of the Chief Medical Officers Group aiming to promote an increase in children's activity levels, reported that "currently, only 9% of children aged two to four meet the guidelines, and 84% are active for less than an hour a day". This is difficult for us to imagine when we think about our active Free Rangers!
The Department of Health aims to increase the amount of physical activity for under 5 years olds with their Start Active, Stay Active campaign.
"Every movement counts" is a phrase attached to the guidelines. For babies this can include tummy time and play with objects, and as children grow other activities could be walking, dancing, playing throwing and catching games, climbing, skipping etc. Also, the campaign highlights that the aim is for at least 3 hours of physical activity across each day.
Practitioners at Free Rangers promote physical activity and development by providing lots of opportunities for walking, running, climbing, riding on bikes/scooters, dancing, jumping (especially in muddy puddles!) and so much more!
At Free Rangers we are currently working towards the Director of Public Health Awards Healthy Outcomes Certificate. Maybe this information will prompt you to think about how you and your child are active together.
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GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — Only one Palestinian publishing house, Dar al-Jundi Publishing and Distribution House of Jerusalem, exhibited its wares at the Cairo International Book Fair this year.
The 48th edition of the book fair took place under the theme "Youth and Future Culture" with the participation of 670 publishers from 35 countries, including 22 Arab and African countries. It began Jan. 26 and ended Feb. 10.
Most Palestinian publishing houses did not take part in the fair due to the high prices they would have to charge for books in Cairo as a result of the rise of the US dollar against the Egyptian pound. Samir al-Jundi, the owner of Dar al-Jundi, said publishers feared they would not be able to sell their books at the fair due to the drop in the pound. It hovered around 19 to the dollar during the fair, although the pound has strengthened to around 16 to the dollar now.
Jundi told Al-Monitor that the drop in the pound made it hard to market books at the fair. He said the prices of some books reached around 400 pounds during the fair, beyond what many Egyptian customers were willing or able to pay.
Jundi said the drop in the pound's value did not discourage him from participating in the fair because he wanted to get the cultural message of the publishing house through.
He said he rented a 9-square-meter (97-square-feet) space at the fair, which was held at an exhibition venue in Nasr City in Cairo. He paid $1,300 for the space in order to display Palestinian books.
"Dar al-Jundi participates in all international fairs because it holds its Palestinian publishing message sacred. We are the only publishing house in Jerusalem," he said, noting that the message is to make Dar al-Jundi more popular through the books it publishes.
He said the publishing sector in Palestine faces many challenges, such as high printing costs and the difficulty involved in commuting, especially in Jerusalem.
Dar al-Jundi won the Best Arab Publisher Award at the 2015 International Book Fair in Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates.
Abdul Salam al-Attari, the director of the Literature and Publishing Department at the Palestinian Ministry of Culture in the West Bank, said participation in international book fairs is up to the publisher. He also said there are only 28 Palestinian publishing houses in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.
Attari told Al-Monitor that the ministry does not force publishing houses to participate in book fairs, but that it tries to provide spaces for them in exhibitions and to obtain special facilitations from the fairs' managements.
He added, "We try to encourage publishing houses to participate, and we would like more participation in international fairs through a bigger number of publishing houses. We communicate with the fair's administration and try to get more privileges and free space."
Mohamed Sherif, the general director of libraries at the Palestinian Ministry of Culture in Gaza, said there are 25 publishing houses in the West Bank and three in the Gaza Strip.
Sherif told Al-Monitor that Israel's tight noose on Palestinians might be one factor behind Palestinian publishing houses' decisions not to participate in the Cairo fair.
He said the participation of only one publishing house in Cairo exposed the weakness of Palestinian culture, adding, "Palestinian society is not to blame for this. The closing of crossings and the tight grip from Israel on Palestinians to bury their culture has not been a helpful factor."
Sherif said, "When the crossings are open, Palestine can get its message through clearly." He noted that the Ministry of Culture is supporting publishing houses, promoting their products, protecting their intellectual property and preserving Palestinian cultural heritage by raising Palestinians' awareness of their heritage and setting the stage for creativity.
In a related context, Palestinian novelist Yousri al-Ghoul, a member of the Palestinian Authors Union, said that Palestinian publishing houses did not participate in the Cairo International Book Fair due to Egypt's bad economic situation and fears that the drop in the Egyptian pound could result in financial losses for the Palestinian publishers.
Ghoul told Al-Monitor that it is unlikely that the Egyptian state would stop organizing fairs for the abovementioned reasons. He said, "The fair is a source of income for Egypt."
He added, "This is not just a book fair. It helps revive tourism and attracts customers, novelists, authors and intellectuals from different Arab countries."
The Cairo International Book Fair, first held in 1969, is one of the most renowned book fairs in the Middle East. In its previous edition, the fair welcomed more than 3 million visitors over 15 days, thus making it the most alluring of Arab book fairs.
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Feb 15, 2019
WASHINGTON - Championship season is underway for the American University track & field team as the Eagles head to Navy for the Patriot League Indoor Track & Field Championships on Saturday, Feb. 16, and Sunday, Feb. 17.
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Events at Navy's Wesley A. Brown Field House in Annapolis, Md., will begin Saturday morning and will go through Sunday afternoon with the awards ceremony scheduled for 5 p.m. on Sunday.
- Fifteen women and 16 men will represent AU at the two-day championship meet in Annapolis. Events for the Eagles will kick off at 2:30 p.m on Saturday with the men's and women's 60-meter dash.
- The men finished in sixth at this meet last year with 41 points while the women were eighth in the field with 17 points.
- Michael Weidenbruch and Trevor Patton both enter the weekend ranked in the top-12 in the league for their respective events. Patton is ninth in the men's long jump with his season-best 6.76m (22-2.25). Weidenbruch currently sits at 11th in the league for the 5k after his 15:20.98 performance at George Mason's Patriot Games in January.
- The men's team will look to continue its success in the relays - the Eagles were second at this meet last year in both the 4x800m and distance medley (DMR), and placed first at the 2017 indoor championship with a school record performance (7:31.30).
- Matthew Rainey is the lone returner from the title-winning squad two years ago. Rainey was also a member of both podium teams last season along with returners Ben Doiron and Trevor Patton.
- On the women's side, Adriana Hooks enters Saturday's 5,000-meter run with the third-ranked time in the league this season at 17:30.82. Joining her on the line is freshman Clare Hernandez, who currently sits in ninth in the PL rankings (18:05.79).
- Hooks' only podium finish during the indoor championships was during the 3k in 2016 when she placed third (9:53.05). She will return to that event for only the second time since that performance at the championship meet on Sunday.
For the latest on American University Track & Field, stay tuned to AUEagles.com and follow the team on Twitter @AU_TrackXC.
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Your family is growing, which means the time has come for a home that is more functional and can give your family the space you need. When this happens, your family may be like many others in Newtown and ultimately face the question "do you move to a larger home or remodel your current home?" Whether you need minor bathroom remodeling or a complete kitchen and bath design, your current space can be remodeled to match the existing features of your property and give you the space you need.
Not only can moving be an undesirable task that is expensive and time consuming, but it may take months to find the right home for your family. Our goal is to work with and improve the existing layout of your home, while giving you the larger, more functional space you need. This means you can stay in the home you love in Bensalem and still have room for your growing family. When you rely on Lang's Kitchen & Bath to take care of your home remodeling project, you can feel completely comfortable knowing that the end result will be the home of your dreams.
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This 1989 Mercedes-Benz 560SL is finished in Smoke Silver Metallic over Medium Red leather and shows just under 27k miles. Originally purchased in the Chicago suburbs, the car remained with its original owner until her passing in 2013 and then with her sister until its recent acquisition by the selling dealer. Power is from a 5.5-liter V8 paired to a 4-speed automatic transmission. A recent service included new valve cover gaskets, an A/C recharge, addressing of minor interior items, and cooling system work. Now located with the seller in Augusta, Georgia, this stock R107 convertible is sold with a matching hardtop and accessories as well as partial records, clean Carfax report, and a clear Illinois title.
Smoke Silver Metallic paintwork is said to remain original as confirmed by meter readings throughout. The seller describes occasional minor chips concentrated largely behind the top opening. No accidents are indicated in the Carfax report, and matching VIN decals are shown on the hood, doors, and deck lid. Factory 15″ disc wheels show occasional rash and remain mounted with their original Pirelli Cinturato P6 rubber according to the seller, who advises their replacement if the car is to see regular use.
Chrome and black rubber bumpers present well along with US-market quad headlights and other lighting, the function of which is demonstrated in photos. The black fabric soft top is described as largely wrinkle-free with clear plastic windows and is shown both raised and lowered. A color-matched factory hardtop is also included in the sale along with removal tools and a folding stand that fits in the trunk.
Medium Red leather is said to remain original throughout, and its condition appears commensurate with the low mileage. Carpeting is protected by matching factory mats. Burl wood and plastic trim present well in close-up photos along with factory switchgear and instrumentation, which retains bright orange needles. Just under 27k miles are indicated on the 6-digit odometer.
All components are said to work as they should, including the original Becker cassette stereo and power antenna, VDO cruise control, and Behr air conditioning, which was converted to R134a in 2010 and recently recharged by the seller. The driver's seat tilt mechanism and dome light wiring were both repaired during a recent service by the selling dealer.
The 5.5-liter M117 overhead-cam V8 features Bosch electronic fuel injection and was rated at 227 horsepower and 287 lb-ft of torque from the factory. Power is sent to the rear wheels through a 4-speed automatic transmission with overdrive and a standard limited-slip differential. The recent service was performed by the seller's shop and included a full inspection and replacement of both valve cover gaskets as well as a cooling system flush and pressure test.
The car is shown being driven at highway speeds in the video above.
Underbody photos indicate the general condition of the drivetrain, suspension, and sills. Several pinholes are noted in the exhaust heat shield.
A full-size matching spare resides in the trunk and is removed for photos showing the sheet metal well beneath. The car is sold with a factory tool roll, jacking equipment, and first aid kit as well as manuals and related owner's literature.
The Carfax report shows no accidents, thefts, or other issues. Recorded ownership changes are said to be from the original purchaser to family members via her estate, followed by transfer between dealers. A handful of records are included from the early 2000s when the car was recommissioned after a period of storage.
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Spilia, Cyprus
Labyrinth Cyprus Musical Workshop is opening its doors and is welcoming you to the world of traditional and modal music. Our goal is to promote and continue the important work of Labyrinth Musical Workshop, which was founded in 1982 by Ross Daly, and is based in Houdetsi, Crete.
Through the seminars and concerts which we organize, the best musicians and teachers of the genre reveal to the students a world of traditions and cultures.
We believe that music is a vital element of human existence. It is a source of inspiration, which unites, colors, and elevates the human being and her/his life.
So we continue with five seminars, which will be held between 30 April-5 May, 2019, at Spilia village, and with parallel events.
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We're excited to announce the launch of one of our latest client projects: thebettersoftwarecompany.com. This new website for The Better Software Company will be a great tool for our client to take their sales process to the next level.
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One of our client's struggles was that of page loading speeds. The time it was taking between page renderings was too long and it was seriously impacting the user experience. While not all of our clients have websites that are photo-heavy, we wanted to tackle one of the largest problems with large photos. We used this opportunity to completely redesign our photo asset management on our platform in many ways:
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You can keep up with everything Year 2 have been learning by visiting our class blog at : https://blog.seesaw.me/stmy21819
Autumn term - The Great Fire of London:
The children have had a great start to the new school year and have settled into Year 2 well. They proudly took centre stage as they led the school's New Beginnings Service at church, and thoroughly enjoyed learning all about Roald Dahl and Fantastic Mr Fox in the build up to Dahlicious Dress Up Day. All of this in the first few weeks of term!
Learning about our topic - The Great Fire of London - is also underway as the children have been exploring 'Toby and the Great Fire of London' in Literacy lessons, and comparing London past and present during their Topic sessions. We're looking forward to making our own Tudor Houses, baking bread, visiting the Museum of London and finding out more about this historic event as we explore our topic further throughout the term.


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CES staff honored at annual banquet
The College of Engineering and Science presented its Classified Staff Awards at its 2014 holiday luncheon. Outstanding employees were recognized for performance, achievements, or accomplishments that are exemplary and that contribute to the success of the college.
The highlight of the luncheon was the awarding of the Hattie B. Wagener Award, which is given annually to the top administrative staff member. The award, which began in 1997, carries a $1,000 cash prize.
The sons of "Boonie" Wagener, a longtime secretary in the electrical engineering department, sponsor the award. Ken, Ben and Earl Wagener began the endowed fund to honor the outstanding contributions of their mother and those who follow in her footsteps.
This year Gwen Dockins from mechanical engineering was the Hattie B. Wagener honoree.
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Just like us, our dogs experience a wealth of feelings and emotions, which is one of the many reasons why we have such a strong bond with our canine friends.
You'll see them bursting with happiness at times, usually when you arrive home or when their dinner is put out for them! At other times, however, they can feel down in the dumps, or they could be nervous about something. There's no doubt that they'll feel guilty at times, too, so much so that dog shaming is now one of the most popular things on the internet!
Of course, our dogs can't speak to us to let us know how they're feeling, so they have to rely on their body language instead. If you're new to dog ownership, there's an abundance of signs you can look out for, to help you get to grips with dog body language meanings and what your pooch is trying to tell you.
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The guys – Tony Oller and Malcolm Kelley – have been teasing their brand new single "Hands Off My Heart/ Places You Go," which officially drops on March 11.
"It's a song about being in a relationship with a girl," Malcolm explained during a fan Q&A. "Everything's going swell…but then it comes to a breaking point where you want to separate. That frustration about still having love for this girl, but not being with her."
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Mary Kom wins Gold Medal at Asian Boxing Championships beating North Korea's Hyang Mi Kim: -The 5 time's World Champion Mary Kom on Wednesday, that got a gold medal in the 48 kg section of the Asian Boxing Championships. The While the Olympic bronze medalist beat the North Korea's "Hyang Mi Kim" in the top encounter at Ho Chi Minh City in the Vietnam.
Mary Kom wins Gold Medal at Asian Boxing Championships
According to the reports, M.C. Mary Kom "48kg" indented up her 5th gold medal at the Asian Women's Boxing Championships, gaining a strongly defended summit clash on Wednesday.
While she fronting North Korea's Kim Hyang Mi, the 5th world champion furthermore Olympic bronze medallist Indian commanded in a consistent 5-0 decision to supplement added the accolade to her previously packed council.
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JackHallow666 wrote: »I've noticed a bit of a pattern.
Shade came out, and applied Shrouded upon starting a dungeon.
A bit later, he got his Epic, allowing him to re-apply Shroud.
Selwyn got his update, which made him start dungeons in Ice Form.
At the same time, you needed his Epic to allow him to use Ice Form again.
Now Alexandros' Damage Reflection buff isn't an ability, but rather, a passive his team starts with in each dungeon.
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Methodological Innovations in Social Psychology
- Harry T. Reis - University of Rochester, USA
Psychology (General)
A hallmark of contemporary social psychology is the methodological inventiveness of its researchers. Social psychologists are relentless in their pursuit of novel methods with which to advance their understanding of social behavior. Indeed, some of the most important new methods of the past three decades have come out of social psychological laboratories, and the result is the rapid advance of the social psychological toolbox.
This five-volume collection brings together a diverse assortment of the most important contributions in this area, combining methodology with substantive empiricism, and including papers that represent many of the most important methodological innovations to emerge from the past few decades of research. Compiled and introduced by a leading voice in the field, this major work has been created to serve as a far-reaching and conceptually broad resource for scholars worldwide.
Volume One: Lab Methods for Studying Social Cognitive Processes
Volume Two: Lab Methods for Studying Other Social-Psychological Processes
Volume Three: Methods for Studying Social Psychological Processes in Naturalistic Settings
Volume Four: Quantitative Tools and Applications: Classic Issues and Approaches
Volume Five: Quantitative Tools and Applications: Contemporary Innovations
|A Lady in Distress: Inhibiting Effects of Friends and Strangers on Bystander Intervention
|Bibb Latane and Judith Rodin
|Mood and Persuasion a Cognitive Response Analysis
|Herbert Bless, Gerd Bohner, Norbert Schwarz and Fritz Strack
|Subliminal Mere Exposure: Specific, General, and Diffuse Effects
|Jennifer Monahan, Sheila Murphy and R. Zajonc
|Ego Depletion: Is the Active Self a Limited Resource?
|Roy Baumeister et al.
|Category Accessibility and Impression Formation
|E. Tory Higgins, William Rholes and Carl Jones
|Automaticity of Social Behavior: Direct Effects of Trait Construct and Stereotype Activation on Action
|John Bargh, Mark Chen and Lara Burrows
|Emotion Congruence in Perception
|Paula Niedenthal and Marc Setterlund
|Social Psychological Procedures for Cognitive Response Assessment: The Thought-Listing Technique
|John Cacioppo and Richard Petty
|Naturalistic Social Cognition: Empathic Accuracy in Mixed-Sex Dyads
|William Ickes et al.
|Attitudes towards Objects as Predictors of Single and Multiple Behavioral Criteria
|Martin Fishbein and Icek Ajzen
|Measuring Individual Differences in Implicit Cognition: The Implicit Association Test
|Anthony Greenwald, Debbie McGhee and Jordan Schwartz
|The Go/No-Go Association Task
|Brian Nosek and Mahzarin Banaji
|On the Automatic Activation of Attitudes
|Russell Fazio et al.
|An Inkblot for Attitudes: Affect Misattribution as Implicit Measurement
|B. Keith Payne et al.
|Ten Frequently Asked Questions about Implicit Measures and Their Frequently Supposed, but Not Entirely Correct Answers
|Bertram Gawronski
|The Bogus Pipeline: A New Paradigm for Measuring Affect and Attitude
|Edward Jones and Harold Sigall
|The Road to Agreement: Subgroup Pressures in Small Group Consensus Processes
|William Godwin and Frank Restle
|Social Categorization and Intergroup Behaviour
|Henri Tajfel et al.
|Cooperative and Competitive Behavior in Mixed-Motive Games
|Philip Gallo, Jr and Charles McClintock
|Behavior, Communication, and Assumptions about Other People's Behavior in a Commons Dilemma Situation
|Robyn Dawes, Jeanne McTavish and Harriet Shaklee
|Cyberball: A Program for Use in Research on Interpersonal Ostracism and Acceptance
|Kipling Williams and Blair Jarvis
|The Experimental Generation of Interpersonal Closeness: A Procedure and Some Preliminary Findings
|Arthur Aron et al.
|Emotion Elicitation Using Films
|James Gross and Robert Levenson
|Looking at Pictures: Affective, Facial, Visceral, and Behavioral Reactions
|Peter Lang et al.
|A Psychometric Evaluation of the Facial Action Coding System for Assessing Spontaneous Expression
|Michael Sayette et al.
|Electromyographic Activity over Facial Muscle Regions Can Differentiate the Valence and Intensity of Affective Reactions
|John Cacioppo et al.
|Subjective, Physiological, and Behavioral Effects of Threat and Challenge Appraisal
|Joe Tomaka et al.
|Effects of Task Strain, Social Conflict, and Emotional Activation on Ambulatory Cardiovascular Activity: Daily Life Consequences of Recurring Stress in a Multiethnic Adult Sample
|Thomas Kamarck et al.
|The 'Trier Social Stress Test' – A Tool for Investigating Psychobiological Stress Responses in a Laboratory Setting
|Clemens Kirschbaum, Karl-Martin Pirke and Dirk Hellhammer
|The Pain of Social Disconnection: Examining the Shared Neural Underpinnings of Physical and Social Pain
|Naomi Eisenberger
|Self-Regulatory Depletion Increases Emotional Reactivity in the Amygdale
|Dylan Wagner and Todd Heatherton
|Attitudes to the Right: Evaluative Processing Is Associated with Lateralized Late Positive Event Related Brain Potentials
|John Cacioppo, Stephen Crites, Jr and Wendi Gardner
|Immersive Virtual Environment Technology as a Methodological Tool for Social Psychology
|Jim Blascovich et al.
|Marital Interaction and Satisfaction: A Longitudinal View
|John Gottman and Lowell Krokoff
|TEMPO: A Time-based System for Analysis of Group Interaction Process
|Gail Clark Futoran, Janice Kelly and Joseph McGrath
|A Basic Paradigm for the Study of Unstructured Dyadic Interaction
|William Ickes
|Stimulus Sampling and Social Psychological Experimentation
|Gary Wells and Paul Windschitl
|Some Evidence for Heightened Sexual Attraction under Conditions of High Anxiety
|Donald Dutton and Arthur Aron
|Reducing Intergroup Prejudice and Conflict Using the Media: A Field Experiment in Rwanda
|Elizabeth Levy Paluck
|Methodological Issues in Psychological Research on Culture
|Fons Van de Vijver and Kwok Leung
|Back-Translation for Cross-Cultural Research
|Richard Brislin
|Measurement in Cross-Cultural Psychology a Review and Comparison of Strategies
|C. Harry Hui and Harry Triandis
|Diary Methods: Capturing Life as It Is Lived
|Niall Bolger, Angelina Davis and Eshkol Rafaeli
|Now and Then, Them and Us, This and That: Studying Relationships across Time, Partner, Context, and Person
|Shelly Gable and Harry Reis
|The Ecology of Adolescent Activity and Experience
|Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Reed Larson and Suzanne Prescott
|Studying Social Interaction with the Rochester Interaction Record
|Harry Reis and Ladd Wheeler
|A Survey Method for Characterizing Daily Life Experience: The Day Reconstruction Method
|Daniel Kahneman et al.
|The Electronically Activated Recorder (EAR): A Device for Sampling Naturalistic Daily Activities and Conversations
|Matthias Mehl et al.
|The Psychological Meaning of Words: LIWC and Computerized Text Analysis Methods
|Yla Tausczik and James Pennebaker
|Putting Stress into Words: Health, Linguistic, and Therapeutic Implications
|James Pennebaker
|A Review of Facebook Research in the Social Sciences
|Robert Wilson, Samuel Gosling and Lindsay Graham
|Happy Tweets: Christians Are Happier, More Socially Connected, and Less Analytical than Atheists on Twitter
|Ryan Ritter el al.
|The Smartphone Psychology Manifesto
|Geoffrey Miller
|Should We Trust Web-based Studies? A Comparative Analysis of Six Preconceptions about Internet Questionnaires
|Samuel Gosling et al.
|Incentives in Web Studies: Methodological Issues and a Review
|Anja Göritz
|Amazon's Mechanical Turk a New Source of Inexpensive, Yet High-Quality, Data?
|Michael Buhrmester, Tracy Kwang and Samuel Gosling
|Factors Relevant to the Validity of Experiments in Social Settings
|Donald Campbell
|Convergent and Discriminant Validation by the Multitrait-Multimethod Matrix
|Donald Campbell and Donald Fiske
|External Validity Is More Than Skin Deep: Some Answers to Criticisms of Laboratory Experiments
|Leonard Berkowitz and Edward Donnerstein
|In Defense of External Invalidity
|Douglas Mook
|Research in the Psychological Laboratory Truth or Triviality?
|Craig Anderson, James Lindsay and Brad Bushman
|On the Social Psychology of the Psychological Experiment
|Martin Orne
|On the Social Psychology of the Psychological Experiment: The Experimenter's Hypothesis as Unintended Determinant of Experimental Results
|Robert Rosenthal
|Instructional Manipulation Checks: Detecting Satisficing to Increase Statistical Power
|Daniel Oppenheimer, Tom Meyvis and Nicolas Davidenko
|Deception in Psychological Research When Is Its Use Justified?
|Larry Christensen
|College sophomores in the Lab: Influences of a Narrow Data Base on Social Psychology's View of Human Nature
|David Sears
|Psychology as the Science of Self-Reports and Finger Movements: Whatever Happened to Actual Behavior?
|Roy Baumeister, Kathleen Vohs and David Funder
|The Strong Situation Hypothesis
|William Cooper and Michael Withey
|Aggregation and Beyond: Some Basic Issues on the Prediction of Behavior
|Seymour Epstein
|Social Class and the Use of Professional Help for Personal Problems: 1957 and 1976
|Richard Kulka, Joseph Veroff and Elizabeth Douvan
|The Impact of the Gulf War on the Ingredients of Presidential Evaluations: Multidimensional Effects of Political Involvement
|Jon Krosnick and Laura Brannon
|Campbell's and Rubin's Perspectives on Causal Inference
|Stephen West and Felix Thoemmes
|Cross-Group Friendships and Intergroup Attitudes a Meta-Analytic Review
|Kristin Davies et al.
|The Relative Benefits of Meta-Analysis Conducted with Individual Participant Data versus Aggregated Data
|Harris Cooper and Erika Patall
|Social Context, Coping Strategies, and Depressive Symptoms: An Expanded Model with Cardiac Patients
|Charles Holohan et al.
|Interpersonal Attraction in the Absence of Explicit Attitudinal Information
|Rick Hoyle
|The Mediator–Moderator Variable Distinction in Social Psychological Research: Conceptual, Strategic, and Statistical Considerations
|Reuben Baron and David Kenny
|Mediation in Experimental and Nonexperimental Studies: New Procedures and Recommendation
|Patrick Shrout and Niall Bolger
|Establishing a Causal Chain: Why Experiments Are Often More Effective than Mediational Analyses in Examining Psychological Processes
|Steven Spencer, Mark Zanna and Geoffrey Fong
|An Introduction to Multilevel Modeling for Social and Personality Psychology
|John Nezlek
|The Actor–Partner Interdependence Model: A Model of Bidirectional Effects in Developmental Studies
|William Cook and David Kenny
|Detecting, Measuring, and Testing Dyadic Patterns in the Actor–Partner Interdependence Model
|David Kenny and Thomas Ledermann
|The Social Relations Model
|David Kenny and Lawrence La Voie
|He Said, She Said a Quasi-Signal Detection Analysis of Daily Interactions between Close Relationship Partners
|Shelly Gable, Harry Reis and Geraldine Downey
|The Truth and Bias Model of Judgment
|Tessa West and David Kenny
|In Search of Underlying Dimensions: The Use (and Abuse) of Factor Analysis in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin
|Daniel Russell
|Mean and Covariance Structures (MACS) Analyses of Cross-Cultural Data: Practical and Theoretical Issues
|Todd Little
|Network Analysis in the Social Sciences
|Stephen Borgatti et al.
|Dynamic Spread of Happiness in a Large Social Network: Longitudinal Analysis over 20 Years in the Framingham Heart Study
|James Fowler and Nicholas Christakis


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I thought since it's Friday, I would start doing something different. Every Friday I'm going to post three links with a short write up of each. Mostly, the links will focus on art and photography, but I'll throw other stuff in there, too. So, let's go!
Photojojo: Stuck on photography ideas? Go through Photojojo's archives and join the mailing list and you won't be out of ideas again!
Illustrations by Patrick Moberg: You need to check this guy out. His Michael Phelps illustration has been circulating in e-mails all over the globe.
Wondermark by David Malki!: One of the most innovative web comics I've ever read. He publishes every Tuesday and Friday, and it's non-linear, so start reading!
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Care and Feeding Of Your Chatbot
Spoiler Alert: Messenger bots are not a "Set It And Forget It" experience. Some would have you believe that bots are an overnight miracle. Scads of people coming into your bot overnight, and being so amazed with your fabulousness that they all order everything you have! And all you have to do is install a bot to have this kind of success.
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Toronto, September 20, 2018 – For the eighth year in a row, Colliers International took home the Best Property Consultancy, Canada honour at the International Property Awards gala, which this year took place at The Toronto Marriott Downtown Eaton Centre Hotel on September 20. The firm won three more awards at the event: Best Property Consultancy Marketing, Canada; Best Property Consultancy Website, Canada; and Best Development Marketing, Canada (for Edmonton, Alberta's 9Triple8 Jasper).
This year also marks the eighth time in a row Colliers has won Best Property Consultancy Website; the sixth time it has received the Best Property Consultancy Marketing distinction; and the second time it has entered and won the Best Development Marketing category.
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mother/sister wounds together and for our collective!
•MASTERMIND ~ Explore, create, discover and receive insights, ideas and initiations through a powerful group of like minded sisters
•REJUVENATE ~ Time and space for nourishing rest in a gorgeous nature setting overflowing with the Goddess life force
• ORGANIC FOOD ~ Nourish your body with high vibe live foods and juices for greater soul attunement
•SPOTLIGHT IS ON YOU BABE ~ For those willing to bare your Sacred Soul, be witnessed and celebrated in your Radiance, your Presence, your Gifts, your Mastery, your Vulnerability, your Leadership!
As a closing circle celebration we will each (consensually) get to share, storytell or simply be seen for who we are and our contribution in this world!!
JUNE 24-29th 2019
Join the Women's Retreat in Beautiful IBIZA this JUNE 2019!
Your Guides
Lillie Claire Love
Lillie is a Feminine Empowerment Coach, Writer, Speaker and Leader.
She predominantly works with women on reclaiming their Sovereignty in all capacities - sexually, emotionally, financially, creatively, and relationally.
Her understanding of the need for Somatic cellular healing to transform on a collective level guides people to get out of their heads, and into their bodies where their peace, pleasure, power, purpose and prosperity lives.
She stands for equality, expression and healing of both Feminine and Masculine dynamics within all human beings and honoring our our Great Mother Earth.
Through her own healing to overcome sexual trauma, complex-PTSD, anger, addiction and co-dependancy, Lillie shares her knowledge from a deep place of compassion and experience. Her Tantra, Yoga, Life Coaching and Somatic and Energy training and certifications are toppings on the cake of her life!
Lillie is walking on clouds to be co-creating with Layla and you in this upcoming deep dive initiation of Divine Feminine Leadership!
Layla El Khadri
Layla is a Transformational Coach and Author, Artist, international Speaker and Somatic Therapist, deeply committed to inspiring humanity to wake up and rise!
Through her art and work, Layla is igniting a new generation of world leaders and changemakers to reclaim their voice and create a new way of living with personal freedom and embodied wisdom.
She has dedicated half a decade to diving deep and absorbing the wisdom of Ancient Traditions and cutting edge Therapies. Creating a powerful work methodology that bridges Mindset and Embodiment for lasting Transformation.
She will help you Catalyze your potential and Embody your Authentic Essence.
Layla is the Creator of the beautiful film "RISE of the Feminine" which hit half a million views in just one month (watch it below!).
She is so excited to Rise with you this Year in her beautiful homeland of Spain!
"Working with Layla is like a real shamanic journey! I was so blocked in my life and she guided me back to a place of self confidence and power that allowed me to speak my message. After working with her I felt like tectonic plates were moving in my subconscious world."
Ekaterina Dashkova – Artist – Russia
"I feel as if I have entered into a beautiful sacred place, a place of the inner wisdom and feminine beauty, a feeling of pure joy, powerful yet serene magnificence of feminine energy. It is unlike anything that I have imagined it to be. I have so much more respect and love for thin inner feminine energy. Now I know where my power reside."
Angelina Rikic – Accountant Manager – Australia
"Move mountains and dive for the diamonds. That is what doing the work with you feels like Lillie."
Laurel P - Nurse - USA
How do I get to the Retreat from the airport?
Taxis are available at the airport and are safe and inexpensive. We will also happily arrange a transfer for you. The average cost is around $50.
Which airport do I fly into?
Ibiza International Airport - IBZ
Do I need to get a visa in advance?
Most nationalities, including Americans, may visit Ibiza for up to 90 days without avisa, although a return or onward ticket and valid passport with at least six months of validity is required. It is recommended to check the Embassy of Spain in America website for up-to-date visa information.
What kind of food is served at the Retreat?
You can enjoy healthy home made meals with a focus on fresh ingredients and clean eating. We will happily cater to dietary requirements, please just let us know!
Do I have to bring over USD or local currency?
It is not necessary to bring over large amounts of cash. There are many ATM machines for withdrawing money and exchange centers for acquiring the local currency - EURO
Do you do Refunds?
There is a $100 non-refundable deposit. It can be used to roll over to another Embody Feminine Leadership Retreat or Online Course. Once paid in full the same applies.
All activities are optional of course, but 'participation' is required to keep the intimate circle safe. Participation means that even if you choose to sit out from engaging in doing a certain practice, you are still showing up to be present for your sisters and self.
You can do this by being physically present, witnessing, sharing your experience in discussions and asking questions from a space of curiosity. Everything that is shared in the Retreat is sacred and safe. It is all confidential. And of course if you need extra rest then let the circle know and take care of yourself.
Total cost including 5 nights luxury accommodation (flight not included), all healthy meals provided and
Embodied Divine Feminine Leadership, Tantra and Embodiment Training is:
Super Early Bird – Until February 1st:
- 2500 Euros! (- 2,800USD approx)
Early Bird – Until April 1st:
- 3000 Euros! (- 3,400USD approx)
Late Bird – Until June 1st:
- 3500 Euros! (- 3.900USD approx)
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Not many of us grow up knowing exactly what we're going to do with our lives but, being part of a butchering dynasty that dates back to the late 19th century, William Walton always knew he'd end up behind the butcher's block. "I was probably destined," he laughs. "The careers officer at school never really bothered. I joined the partnership with my four brothers and that was that."
And so began a career that has taken the Walton family from their roots in Market Bosworth, Warwickshire, to the picturesque Surrey village of Outwood and the Outwood Butcher's shop William has owned for around nine years. The youngest of seven children, William is the only one of his generation still butchering but he's soon to hand over the business to his daughter Amy as he prepares to retire this year.
Passing on the traditional skills is increasingly important as more and more independent butchers disappear from our high streets. But even in its rural location Outwood Butchers is going strong, thanks to loyal customers who come from near and far to buy from the counter. So what's the secret? "You know exactly what you're getting from us," says William. "If you're not too sure how to cook something, we can put you right. Any complaints – of which we don't get many – we sort out straight away, we don't argue the toss. And we're all quite knowledgeable about what we sell."
And what they sell certainly is worth knowing about: beef comes from a herd of fine Sussex cattle at the nearby Titsey Estate; lamb is sourced from a number of local farms. Every one of the hundreds of pies, pastries, burgers and sausages they sell are handmade in the shop. What makes their homemade produce so popular? "Ah," William confides, "that's because we don't buy cheaper meat to put in the pies and pastries."
This principle of putting quality first and foremost is probably why Outwood Butchers is bucking the high street trend and going from strength to strength. "We see new faces most weeks, and people often say they've come to us because they're fed up with supermarkets," William says. "We just offer a decent service. We deliver if people want, especially if they're in need: like older people, or those who are not well. Personal service is not something you get from a high street chain. We get to meet people that way too. I'd rather we go and deliver than that the customer phones someone else!"
The personal touch is important not just with Outwood Butchers' customers but with its suppliers too, and William firmly believes that knowing the farmers personally makes a real difference. "I trust my supplier at the farm in Oxted; he invited me up there for a look," he explains. "We've dealt with him for years and he knows what we like. That's what people want these days; they like to know the provenance."
Being the only shop in the village, Outwood Butchers doesn't just sell meat: milk, bread, vegetables and local honey can all be found on the shelves, and William likes to keep a few bottles of good Argentinean red wine in stock too, especially to go with a nice piece of Titsey Estate steak. And while the shop keeps them busy enough, William's daughter Amy also handles a lot of requests for wedding and event catering, especially hog roasts.
With his retirement on the horizon, William certainly seems to be leaving his legacy in very capable hands – and with any luck, the next generation will be butchering at Outwood for many years to come.
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Our View: Katrina's failures caused by lack of funding, leadership
But that, study upon study has shown, was not the case, and a lot of people in Washington knew it when Hurricane Katrina was bearing down upon New Orleans.
It seems to us that a government department with the title Federal Emergency Management Agency should, as its core duty, plan for disasters.
But that, study upon study has shown, was not the case, and a lot of people in Washington knew it when Hurricane Katrina was bearing down upon New Orleans.
So it should have come as no surprise to those in the know in Washington - including the senators and representatives who were the first to express outrage on national television concerning FEMA's tepid response - that the agency was inadequately prepared and inadequately trained to handle an emergency the scope of a New Orleans that was both battered by Katrina's winds and underwater.
A year before, the agency was stripped of its planning duties to handle national disasters, and it has slowly been financially starved for years. It seems now to us that the agency was dead, but hadn't yet been declared dead.
A Senate report that will be released in its entirety next week and took seven months of investigation says FEMA is in "shambles" and needs to be replaced by an agency to "ensure that we do not have a repeat of the failures following Hurricane Katrina."
If that is just rearranging the deck chairs, we don't believe that is what should happen. If an agency, any agency including the FEMA, were given a clear direction and sufficient funding to do its duty, then we don't believe massive change would be needed.
That said, there are a couple of findings that we don't see in any of the reports on FEMA's handling of the Katrina disaster. First, we don't see any criticism of Congress, which could have seen to it the agency had adequate funding. And second, of President Bush, who had to know the agency could not do the job required to evacuate an entire major metropolitan area.
It seems the two biggest problems - FEMA's response and the failure of the levees around New Orleans (which again were the product of too little federal funding), are both congressional and leadership failures.


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why service learning?
Service-learning can benefit all participants, students, faculty, academic institutions and their communities. Students gain academic knowledge and skills, interpersonal skills, and self confidence. Faculty can enhance the quality of their teaching, find opportunities for research and outlets for professional expertise. Service-learning supports the civic engagement mission of colleges and universities and improves town/gown relationships. Community members receive valued service and institutional support.


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Board of Directors Welcomes Michelle Panulla and Aleen Simms as AC4G Co-Executive Directors
App Camp
The App Camp for Girls Board of Directors is happy to announce Michelle Panulla and Aleen Simms will serve in the roles of Co-Executive Directors. In addition to their work as organizers of previous camps, the Board was impressed by their passion and motivation.
With the changes to App Camp over the years, the leadership of two people with awareness of App Camp's strengths and opportunities for growth comes at a key time for the organization as we continue with our mission of inspiring and empowering girls, transgender, and gender nonconforming youth to pursue careers in technology.
The Board of Directors looks forward to their combined leadership and in supporting Michelle and Aleen as they begin to shape the organization in the coming months.
Michelle Panulla has worked for close to 20 years in Information Technology, focusing the last nine on WordPress development. Michelle served as a Project Team Manager for App Camp for Girls for three years before becoming Portland's Co-Organizer in 2017. She holds a degree in Music Education, enjoys singing in a rock band, volunteering with youth and animals, and indulging in too much coffee on a regular basis.
Aleen Simms solidified her passion for inclusivity and diversity in tech when she created a podcast with the mission of pursuing equality in geekdom in 2014. The show led to her involvement with App Camp after interviewing co-founder Jean MacDonald. Aleen became an avid volunteer, including managing teams in Portland, organizing camps in Phoenix, and fundraising. She has a degree in technical communication, enjoys podcasting, reading, writing, and playing Splatoon.


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University of Maryland Human–Computer Interaction Lab
The Human–Computer Interaction Lab (HCIL) at the University of Maryland, College Park is one of the oldest and longest running HCI labs in the world.[citation needed] Founded in 1983 by Ben Shneiderman, HCIL designs, implements, and evaluates new computer interface technologies, and develops user interfaces and design methods. Primary activities include collaborative research, publication and the sponsorship of open houses, workshops and symposia.
The HCIL is an interdisciplinary lab with faculty and students from Information Studies, Computer Science, Education, English, Business, and Psychology. Current[when?] work includes new approaches to information visualization, interfaces for digital libraries, multimedia resources for learning communities, and zooming user interface (ZUIs). HCIL pioneered[citation needed] technology design methods with and for children, mobile and pen-based computing, and instruments for evaluating user interface technologies. Its projects are showcased at the annual Human-Computer Interaction Lab Symposium.[1]
As of 2018[update], the lab is directed by Niklas Elmqvist.[2] Its previous directors are Ben Shneiderman (1983-2000), Ben Bederson (2000-2006), Allison Druin (2006–2011), Jen Golbeck (2011-2015), Mona Leigh Guha (interim director 2015), and June Ahn[3] (2015-2016).[4]
Early research contributions were on hypertext and hyperlinking. HCIL researchers developed high-precision touchscreen applications, including small keyboards that are now widely used on smartphones. Early information visualization research on dynamic queries led to the commercial Spotfire product and the treemapping strategies.[citation needed]
Later contributions included research on designing technology for children, network analysis and visualization using NodeXL, and event analytics[5] for electronic patient histories.
Collaborators and membersEdit
HCIL collaborates with other departments, centers and labs on campus. It hosts academic and industrial visitors, and works closely with project sponsors.[6]
Notable current and former membersEdit
- Ben Shneiderman, founding director and outreach, ACM CHI Academy member, ACM Fellow, member of the National Academy of Engineering
- Kent Norman, founding member, Directory of the Laboratory for Automation Psychology
- Jenny Preece, lab member, ACM CHI Academy member, former Dean of the College of Information Studies at the University of Maryland
- Ben Bederson, lab member, ACM CHI Academy member, known for foundational work in zoomable interfaces
- Allison Druin, lab member, ACM CHI Academy member, ACM CHI Social Impact Award winner, known for foundational work in participatory design with children and designing interactive technology for and with children, former lab director
- Catherine Plaisant, associate director, ACM CHI Academy member, senior research scientist
- Jen Golbeck, lab member, former lab director
- Don Hopkins,[7] former student and pie menu creator
- Gary Marchionini, former lab member (now at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, since 1998)
- ^ HCIL Symposium
- ^ https://sites.umiacs.umd.edu/elm/
- ^ http://ahnjune.com/
- ^ HCIL Overview, accessed 2012-03-03.
- ^ http://www.cs.umd.edu/hcil/eventflow
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Saturday was Dordt's last football game of the season. (They won, whoop whoop!) I'm just going to share a few words on how awesome the football program is from what I have seen of it on the sidelines.
At the end of every game the team circles up and Coach Penner leads them in some closing remarks about the game (or in yesterday's case, about the season and specifically the seniors.) Following that, he encourages his players to start their "atta ways." What occurs then is one of the coolest things I have ever seen, and each week, I swear it only gets cooler. Players take turns raising their hands and Coach Penners calls on them. They stand, call out a specific teammate, group of guys, coach, etc. and accredit them with some positive comment about that specific game or week of practice (or in yesterday's case again, the season.) It concludes with either their name on the count of three, or the team doing a call-and-reponse "Hey ___, go ____, atta way" ending with two claps. These "atta ways" go on for quite some time before coach tells the team that it is their final one. Honestly though, how cool is that?! Coach Penner also takes the time to realize the support system of Dordt Football by continually thanking them each week and giving "Defender Nation" an "atta way." Yesterday ended with the coaches, spouses, and children receiving an "atta way" for their support and dedication to the football program because man oh man, it's a great one. After the "atta ways," everyone (players, coaches, and Defender Nation fans gathered on the field) gathers in to a tight huddle and places hands on one another while Coach Penner offers up a prayer of thanksgiving. What a way to witness!!
If Dordt football is not a program entirely dedicated to the work of the college-"equipping students, alumni, and the broader community to work effectively toward Christ-centered renewal in all aspects of contemporary life" then I don't know what is. Encouragement, passion, and hard work all done with the glory given back to God. Soli deo gloria. :)
HUGE thank you to Adri Van Groningen for the awesome images.


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