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Volume 26, Issue 3, March 1985
Functions of infinite generalized cyclic matrices26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526668View Description Hide Description
Analytic expressions are derived for the elements or the trace of generalized cyclic matrix functions. Application to the representation of the linear difference operators with constant coefficients and periodic boundary conditions is considered, in order to express functions of such operators in closed form.
On the integrability of certain symmetric representations of the Lie algebra of SO0(4,1)26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526669View Description Hide Description
A proof of the existence of an essentially self‐adjoint extension of a symmetric ∼(SO0(4,1)) Nelson operator, which is constructed out of the generators of a positive mass, arbitrary spin unitary irreducible representation of the Poincaré group, is presented. Our analysis of ∼(SO0(4,1)) and its Lie algebra provides us with an example of an observation of Harish‐Chandra: There exist subspaces of the space of differentiable vectors of a representation of a noncompact group which are invariant under the Lie algebra, but the closures of the subspaces are not invariant under the group. The chief results of this paper should hold true for ∼(SO0(n,1)). In particular, we should have a realization of an arbitrary principal series irreducible unitary representation of SO0(n,1) on the direct sum of two identical unitary irreducible representation spaces of the motion group in an n‐dimensional Minkowski space, which has one timelike dimension.
A Jacobson–Morozov lemma for sp(2n, R)26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526616View Description Hide Description
A variation of the lemma of Jacobson–Morozov on the imbedding of a nonzero nilpotent element of the real symplectic algebra into the split simple three‐dimensional Lie algebra is proved. The proof is algorithmic and relies on our earlier work on the theory of normal forms for the real symplectic algebra.
Representations of Kac–Moody algebras by step algebras26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526617View Description Hide Description
Representations of a Kac–Moody algebraĝ associated to a semisimple Lie algebrag, which decompose to a direct sum of finite‐dimensional representations of the subalgebra g, are constructed using a step algebra method. The cases g=su(2), su(3) are considered in detail.
Spectral concentration for the Laplace operator in the exterior of a resonator26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526618View Description Hide Description
We consider the Laplace operator defined in the exterior of a resonator and we provide explicit estimates for the spectral concentration, in the sense of Kato, in terms of the width of the channel connecting the cavity with the exterior.
Consistent superspace integration26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526619View Description Hide Description
The standard Berezin method for integration over odd variables is combined in a new way with De Witt's contour method for integration over even Grassmann variables to give a new method of superspace integration. It is shown that this integral, unlike the standard superspace integral, is invariant under coordinate transformations in superspace. The relation between the new method and the standard method is discussed.
Application of linked Bäcklund transformations to nonlinear boundary value problems26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526620View Description Hide Description
A class of nonlinear boundary value problems is reduced to linear canonical form by a combination of Bäcklund transformations.
Some properties of hyperspherical harmonics26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526621View Description Hide Description
A general formula is given for the canonical decomposition of a homogeneous polynomial of order λ in m variables into a sum of harmonic polynomials. This formula, which involves successive applications of the generalized Laplace operator, is proved in the Appendix. It is shown that the group‐theoretical method for constructing irreducible Cartesian tensors follows from the general formula for canonical decomposition. The relationship between harmonic polynomials and hyperspherical harmonics is discussed, and an addition theorem for hyperspherical harmonics is derived. An expansion of a many‐dimensional plane wave in terms of Gegenbauer polynomials and Bessel functions is derived and used to construct bicenter expansions of arbitrary functions in many‐dimensional spaces. Finally, a formula is derived for the 3λ coefficients of hyperspherical harmonics. These coefficients give the values of integrals involving the products of three harmonics.
On the hyperbolic complex linear symmetry groups and their local gauge transformation actions26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526622View Description Hide Description
The hyperbolic complex linear groups and the isomorphic relation between these groups and real linear groups are discussed. A local hyperbolic complex gauge symmetry of the hyperbolic complex sesquilinear field is equivalent to some local real gauge symmetry of the real bilinear field.
Infinitesimal null isotropy and Robertson–Walker metrics26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526623View Description Hide Description
The concept of infinitesimal null isotropy is defined for a Lorentz manifold, in terms of null sectional curvature (as defined by Harris). It is shown that infinitesimal null isotropy is equivalent to infinitesimal spatial isotropy (as defined by Karcher), and that a null‐isotropic space for which null sectional curvature is infinitesimally spatially constant must have a Robertson–Walker metric.
High‐accuracy approximation techniques for analytic functions26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526624View Description Hide Description
A generalization of the familiar mesh point technique for numerical approximation of functions is presented. High accuracy and very rapid convergence may be obtained by thoughtful choice of the reference function chosen for interpolation between the mesh points. In particular, derivative operators are represented by highly nonlocal matrices; but this is no drawback when one has computing machines to perform the algebraic manipulations. Some examples are given from familiar quantum mechanical problems.
A new way for solving Laplace's problem (the predictor jump method)26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526968View Description Hide Description
This paper presents a new method, that we call ''the predictor jump,'' for driving to a faster solution of Laplace's equation. Some results obtained by applying this technique are compared with those that have been obtained by the traditional methods.
Construction of the second constant of motion for two‐dimensional classical systems26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526625View Description Hide Description
A general method for the construction of the second constant of motion of third and fourth orders is given for two‐dimensional systems in terms of z=q 1+i q 2, and z̄=q 1−i q 2. Correspondingly, the third‐ and fourth‐order potential equations are obtained whose solutions directly provide the integrable systems. Using the Holt ansatz, the potential equation corresponding to the third‐order invariants has been reduced to a pair of potential equations whose solutions yield a large class of integrable systems.
The anti‐self‐dual Coulomb field in Minkowski space‐time26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526626View Description Hide Description
The twistor encoding of the anti‐self‐dual Coulomb field is given in terms of the space‐time connections pulled back to + and to −. This description differs considerably from that of the twistor encoding of transverse or radiation fields, which have been the only fields studied in this fashion to date. A twisted structure results on + and a topologically incomputable one on − and these are identified modulo the null lines intersecting the source world‐line.
A twistor encoding of Lienard–Wiechert fields in Minkowski space‐time26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526627View Description Hide Description
The twistor encoding of the anti‐self‐dual Lienard–Wiechert field on Minkowski space‐time yields a considerably richer structure than that of the Coulomb field encoding due to the presence of a nonzero radiation field. The combination of advanced and retarded transverse fields together with the longitudinal field and the individual aspects of these fields provides this structure. Higher‐order longitudinal moments can be incorporated so that general longitudinal fields can be given a twistor description.
Nontrivial zeros of the Wigner (3‐j) and Racah (6‐j) coefficients. I. Linear solutions26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526628View Description Hide Description
Some formuals for nontrivial zeros in the 3‐j and 6‐j symbols have been found.
Three‐dimensional inverse scattering: High‐frequency analysis of Newton's Marchenko equation26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526629View Description Hide Description
We obtain a high‐frequency asymptotic expansion of Newton's Marchenko equation for three‐dimensional inverse scattering. We find that the inhomogeneous term contains the same high‐frequency information as does the Born approximation. We show that recovery of the potential via Newton's Marchenko equation plus the ''miracle'' depends on low‐frequency information.
Scattering theory for extended elementary particles in nonrelativistic stochastic quantum mechanics26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526630View Description Hide Description
Scattering theory for extended elementary particles in stochastic phase space is studied. It is shown that the interacting Hamiltonian is equivalent to an effective potential in configuration representation. Asymptotic completeness can be studied by investigating the behavior of the effective potential. The sharp‐point limit of the extension of these particles is studied. It is also shown that scattering theory can also be studied directly in stochastic phase space in the optimal case.
Schrödinger semigroups for vector fields26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526631View Description Hide Description
Suppose H is the Hamiltonian that generates time evolution in an N‐body, spin‐dependent, nonrelativistic quantum system. If r is the total number of independent spin components and the particles move in three dimensions, then the Hamiltonian H is an r×r matrix operator given by the sum of the negative Laplacian −Δ x on the (d=3N)‐dimensional Euclidean space R d plus a Hermitian local matrix potential W(x). Uniform higher‐order asymptotic expansions are derived for the time‐evolution kernel, the heat kernel, and the resolvent kernel. These expansions are, respectively, for short times, high temperatures, and high energies. Explicit formulas for the matrix‐valued coefficient functions entering the asymptotic expansions are determined. All the asymptotic expansions are accompanied by bounds for their respective error terms. These results are obtained for the class of potentials defined as the Fourier image of bounded complex‐valued matrix measures. This class is suitable for the N‐body problem since interactions of this type do not necessarily decrease as ‖x‖→∞. Furthermore, this Fourier image class also contains periodic, almost periodic, and continuous random potentials. The method employed is based upon a constructive series representation of the kernels that define the analytic semigroup {e −z H ‖Re z>0}. The asymptotic expansions obtained are valid for all finite coordinate space dimensions d and all finite vector space dimensions r, and are uniform in R d ×R d . The order of expansion is solely a function of the smoothness properties of the local potential W(x).
The gravitational field of a charged, magnetized, accelerating, and rotating mass26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526632View Description Hide Description
The explicit expression of a Petrov type G solution to the Einstein–Maxwell equations is given. This new solution is endowed with eight arbitrary parameters; mass, Newman–Unti–Tamburino (NUT) parameter, angular momentum, acceleration, electric and magnetic charges, and electric and magnetic field parameters.


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Origins of Life and Evolution of the Biosphere
, Volume 25, Issue 1, pp 83-98
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The prebiotic role of adenine: A critical analysis
- Robert ShapiroAffiliated withDepartment of Chemistry, New York University
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Adenine plays an essential role in replication in all known living systems today, and is prominent in many other aspects of biochemistry. It occurs among the products of oligomerization of HCN. These circumstances have stimulated the idea that adenine was a component in a replication system that was present at the start of life. Such replicators have included not only RNA, but also a number of simpler RNA-like alternatives which utilize a simpler backbone.
Despite these encouraging indicators, a consideration of the chemical properties of adenine reveals reasons that disfavor its participation in such a role. These properties include the following: (1) Adenine synthesis requires HCN concentrations of at least 0.01 M. Such concentrations would be expected only in unique circumstances on the early Earth. Adenine yields are low in prebiotic simulations, and if a subsequent high-temperature hydrolysis step is omitted, the reported yield does not represent adenine itself, but 8-substituted adenines and other derivatives. (2) Adenine is susceptibile to hydrolysis (the half life for deamination at 37 °C, pH 7, is about 80 years), and to reaction with a variety of simple electrophiles, forming a multiplicity of products. Its accumulation would not be expected over a geological time scale, and its regioselective incorporation into a replicator appears implausible. (3) The adenine-uracil interaction, which involves two hydrogen bonds (rather than three, as in guanine-cytosine pairing) is weak and nonspecific. Pairing of adenine with many other partners has been observed with monomers, synthetic oligonucleotides and in RNA. The hydrogen-bonding properties of adenine appear inadequate for it to function in any specific recognition scheme under the chaotic conditions of a prebiotic soup.
New and fundamental discoveries in the chemistry of adenine would be needed to reverse this perception. An alternative and attractive possibility is that some other replicator preceeded RNA (or RNA-like substances) in the origin of life.
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Origins of Life and Evolution of the Biosphere
Volume 25, Issue 1-3 , pp 83-98
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Panasonic: Fatty
Billboards built around actual electric wires and poles to amusingly yet convincingly dramatize the need for the panasonic nose hair trimmer's safety cutting system.
Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi Indonesia
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Violens confirm UK tour, announce supports
Last month we wrote about how Brooklyn's Violens were using the social tour-booking website Detourjam to plot a UK tour of their own, and now the winning dates have been officially announced.
London, Brighton and Manchester are the dates that have been booked, and Dawn Hunger have been announced as the opening act at all three shows.
Cymbals will also be playing at the London show, whilst Bleech will be performing at Manchester and The New Union at Brighton.
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Three cheers for the Bobby Kennedy gaffe!
Now Obama doesn't have to pretend that she was even considered for the VP slot - it's going to be Chuck Hagel...mark my words...
Obama could be a Hari Krishna for all I care.
One thing the P-I didn't steal was getting the roller derby logo story wrong. The quotes over there say that Rat City and Starbucks are amicably trying to work together:
Starbucks spokeswoman Stacey Krum said, "There's a lot of room for us to work together to find a mutually beneficial conclusion here."[...] [Rollergirl] Schmitz said "It's kind of a shame that it's come to this. I definitely feel that we can work something out in everybody's best interest."[...] In fact, both sides have stressed that they want to collaborate and not make adversaries of each other.
"Back at the Los Angeles lot, Fernandez says he thinks the trend away from SUVs and pickups is here to stay."
it took $4 a gal gas prices to finally get americans driving on perfectly paved suburban roads to give up off-road 4 wheel drive.
The funny thing in that article is at the end, where they explain that most of these people are making really stupid economic decisions, selling off their SUVs, which they owe $22,000 on, but which are only worth $12,000 on the used market, in order to save a few dollars on gas. High-larious!
But some auto experts caution owners against trading in their SUVs and trucks to save money at the pump because it may not be the wisest financial decision. [...] Owners might owe $20,000 or more when the vehicle is now worth $12,000. It's similar to an upside-down mortgage, and it may not make sense to try a trade-in.I don't think the article says they know of people making that mistake, Fnarf. They just quote experts saying not to do it, in case that's what you were thinking of.
This one I like because while the guy with the new Ninja 250 motorcycle will probably pay less for gas (50+ mpg easy), I don't believe he is old car was getting 4 mpg. I wonder if the NYT sanity checks the numbers they print.
You'd be surprised what a big-engined beater in need of a tuneup, with four flat tires (the way most people drive) can stoop to.
@6 yes the rest of the country is so much dumber than us. Kind of a burden, isn't it? We must soldier on educating and mocking, as the whim strikes us, though.
Meanwhile, realclear poll averages:
General: Obama 46, McCain 46.
Not so great.
General: Clinton 48, McCain 44
Hmm and that's with folks knowing she aint a gonna win the nomination.
Could this "mean" anything?
Naaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh--unity unity rah rah rah whatver.
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Not really zesty as written, but once I added some fresh lemon juice, smoked paprika, and a generous amount of kosher salt, it was delicious! I'd definitely make it again - in fact I may make it tomorrow and throw in some garlic scapes from my CSA.
Zesty Dill Potato Salad
Red potatoes are a perfect choice in this salad because they keep their shape when sliced and they add color. Leftover meat or chicken may be added to this salad for a main dish.
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My husband complains that I never make potato salad – well, I don't do mayo at all, EVER. So I decided to give a vinegar based one a try. It wasn't bad. Definitely could have used a little something extra, but all in all I liked it though the husband wasn't in love because "Potato salad is supposed to be creamy." We offered some potatoes and pepper bits to our 10.5 month old and she was a fan so clearly it's not all that "zesty" as the title claims.


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Gap takes a similarly low-pressure approach, seeking to generate feedback with impressions as a secondary (and yet often successful) consideration. "It's a constant two-way dialogue," says Gap's Olivia Doyne, director of partnerships, brand engagement and PR. In August, the company offered to outfit speakers at a conference run by blog network BlogHer; nearly all opted to don a Gap-provided outfit on stage. The brand received almost 2 million online impressions related to the conference without a single piece of paid media or advertising.
Several previously cold-faced fashion houses have even developed their own down-to-earth blogger voices, including Oscar de la Renta's OscarPRGirl and Donna Karan New York's Twitter account (@DKNY), an insider-y peek at the brand and its author's "life as a PR girl." Personal? Check. Relatable? Check. Aspirational? Check. Branded? You bet.
But elaborate deals involving giveaway contests, blog content, design collaborations, photo shoots, and appearances are difficult for fashion brands to pull off. PR reps are still learning to treat bloggers as more than an easy PR hit, says Jennine Jacob, founder of IFB, who blogs at The Coveted. Too often, a brand hosts parties and distributes free samples, expecting a fawning blog post, she says. It's a turnoff. "My student loans don't accept free products from a brand and neither does my landlord," Jacobs says. And the quid pro quo agreements are not just tacky, they're illegal.
Ann Inc. learned that when a January invite for a schmoozy party to preview LOFT's spring collection promised gift cards to attendees, but only after they blogged about the event. The result: an FTC investigation, since it happened shortly after the agency had adopted rules requiring bloggers to disclose when they've received payment or goods related to coverage. (The investigation concluded with no fines to Ann Inc.) Standard practice now is to note an item is "c/o" or care of the brand.
Other complications: As blogging talents grow in influence, so do their fees—some bloggers command $5,000 for a one-day appearance. And as fees for design collaborations can range from $5,000 to $30,000, according to Macala Wright, former account manager of GCI Group and publisher of FashionablyMarketing.Me., convincing brands to shell out has been an uphill battle.
Compensation is also muddled by the fact that fashion bloggers occupy an in-between area in endorsement contracts. They are technically the talent, like any celebrity. But unlike a celebrity, bloggers offer a package—Facebook fans, blog visitors, Twitter followers—and need to engage free of wording restrictions and exclusivity clauses. Brands, accustomed to working with advertorial teams, struggle to give up control. "[Brands] have to know that nobody is jeopardizing anyone's image," says Karen Robinovitz, co-founder of fashion blogger agency Digital Brand Architects. "A blogger knows what will resonate with her audience, even if it means never capitalizing her 'i's."
Robinovitz started DBA with former Fleishman-Hillard vp Kendra Bracken-Ferguson after watching bloggers undervalue themselves in deal negotiations. She represents more than 50 fashion bloggers. "We don't believe every moment has to be paid for," Robinovitz says, "but once the brands realize what they're paying for is above and beyond basic editorial coverage, they start to understand." Driving the point home: Bryanboy, one of fashion's most famous bloggers who earns six figures a year from appearances and ads on his blog, recently signed with CAA.
(Not everyone agrees that bloggers need agents. Wright has written that bloggers need lawyers, not agents. Others say agencies prey on bloggers.)
But perhaps the most important question for a marketer is: How do brands measure the success of blogger collaborations? The ROI metrics aren't easy to articulate and there are no best practices. Juicy Couture looks at everything, such as share of voice, sentiment, awareness, referrals, resonations, support response, clicks, fans, retweets, views, etc., says Michelle Ryan, its vp of digital and social media. DBA is developing an algorithm for a brand perception metric that links traffic from its bloggers to purchasing data.
The issue found its way into the news last week when reps from Ann Taylor, Kate Spade, and PR firm Starworks publicly trashed Tumblr's attempt to sell them expensive blogger-driven marketing partnerships related to Fashion Week, when the platform doesn't provide basic analytics to its dedicated brand users. But blog-brand partnerships are still relatively low risk, which is why more brands are trying the campaigns on for size. "The beauty of doing something online is that it's much more forgivable than spending $1 million producing a TV commercial," Wright says. And with fashion bloggers' uniquely deep engagement and influence, "the return on that money is much higher than giving Kim Kardashian 10 grand for one tweet."


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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) _ Tropical Storm Cristobal dumped rain and brought rough seas to the North Carolina coast Sunday, and forecasters predicted the weakening system was headed for the open Atlantic.
At 2 p.m. EDT Sunday, the National Hurricane Center said maximum sustained winds had dropped to 45 mph from a high of about 50 mph. A tropical storm warning was posted from north of Surf City to the Virginia-North Carolina border.
The center of Cristobal was about 25 miles east of Cape Lookout along the central North Carolina coast, moving northeast at about 7 mph.
The storm's strongest winds were east of the center, out at sea, National Weather Service meteorologist Rich Bandy said. Winds on the coastal side of the storm were about 25 mph and will have little impact on coastal cities unless the storm strengthens.
"There is a little more rain that earlier in the day," Bandy said. "It's not like the whole area is being inundated."
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Sounds like Melvin has no intention of keeping Hart beyond this season...if that long.Hide replies
Sounded to me like typical GM speak, and no inferences to future intentions should be drawn.
Hart is not going anywhere next season.
Doug is not going to give everybody a play by play wrap-up of what he does everyday.
Interesting that Melvin is talking about potential trades. I'm under the belief that we need more than 1 starting pitcher and were not gonna get both of them in FA with guys like Jeremy Guthrie thinking he's worth 34 mill over 3 years.
However if we could sign someone like Edwin Jackson or Ryan Dempster to go along with a trade for a James Shields, R.A. Dickey or even a Gavin Floyd we could be right back in the thick of things. With all these Corey Hart rumors I wonder if the Brewers might try using Hunter Morris along with one of our ML ready starters in a trade for a starting pitcher. Adding someone like Martin Maldonado would only sweeten the pot.Hide replies
More GM speak. Get the word out there that the Brewers have pieces to deal and see who calls.
don't believe it. they are not gonna create a hole somewhere to fill another. think about it. not a very good idea.
I've been saying it for the last year and a half - Hart is GONE after this next season. That is exactly why it was a travesty he wasn't traded this last season while his value was high.
Wouldn't suprise me if they get Dempster - that's a typical Melvin move.Hide replies
Forget about Dempster. I would say they are about a 50/50 chance extending Hart to a few more years.
Goodbye Corey, you were a good Brewer and represented the club well.Hide replies
Hold your horses there cowboy. Hart is not going anywhere so soon. He could still sign a new contract.
Hart has no leverage with Morris on track to be our starting 1B in 2014. I'm fine with that. Trading MoHide replies
You are joking? That would be incredibly stupid.
Trading Morris for SP would be stupid with all our young starters rising to the majors soon. Keep the young talent.Hide replies
whose incredibly stupid idea was that. morris figures to be a big part of the future of this team and trading him would be suicide.
Hart is over-rated and overpaid. Trade him and start Morris.Hide replies
And you know Morris will be better because........
You might want to take some time off from this blog and learn something about baseball.Then you will be welcome to return.
I think Shivas Irons has something.Hart's trade value will never be higher.Morris is a much needed LH power hitter nad Aoki is the only other LH in the starting lineup.Plus it saves us 10M ( minus what we pay a few hundred thousand for Morris nad who ever we get for Hart) if its a prospect or 2 we can save 8-9M and use that for another starting pitcher.We need to ( or at least Mark wants to lower the payroll) and we can do that with Hart being traded and replaced with a starter.
Corey Hart played brilliantly at first base last year at times and added solid offensive punch as he has done in multiple seasons as a Brewer. He was asked to go to 1B by the organization and gladly did and did a helluva job. Besides, he want to be a Brewer ! and an extension could only be a good thing for the organization. Morris is a wild card at this point. Yes, maybe he is the starting 1B in 2014 but maybe not as it is likely he will be a rookie and not in MIlwaukee next season till very end of season. I see no reason why Hart couldnt return to RF if Morris becomes the 1B. Heh we lost Prince and Zach, lets try keeping some fan favorites like Cory
Dempster is a hasbeen by the way and will do nothing to get Milwaukee back to the playoffs.
It seems to me that Melvin turned the corner in how he values pitching. His acquisitions of Greinke and Markum were a marked change of direction. Hope to see something similar...isn't it time for the Rays to dump a good pitcher for a prospect? Or two?
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Cyber Law Discussion-
Our district has also adopted Learning.com for our state adopted technology curriculum. During trainings teachers are made aware of the online safety portion of this product. After the initial implementation, a lot of training was being held. Just this school year we have switched K-2 and 6-8 to this same product so retraining is going on during the first part of the year. Our Instructional Technology Department website does have a page specifically for Online Safety content as well links regarding Cyberbulling. My district is very conservative and blocks just about everything with the ability for teachers/staff to request sites to unblock if needed for an educational purpose. YouTube is currently blocked for all staff and students. The district is still considering opening up access to just professional staff members. The term Cyberbullying is not used specifically, but our acceptable use policy does state "System users may not send or post messages that are abusive, obscene, pornographic, sexually oriented, threatening, harassing, damaging to another's reputation, or illegal." This is part of the student code of conduct which parents and students must sign. In the event that a situation does occur, consequences are given and an user's computer access is revoked.
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I have read through pages of acceptable use policies for students and professionals as well as searched my district's website for "Social Networking." There is nothing currently added to any of these that specifically target Social Networking. I am at the district level, so I am not sure what is being told to teachers, but I would hope there would be some conversations about not posting to these sites during working hours or during trainings. I have been amazed what professionals have posted to their Facebook walls during the school day or during trainings regarding how their day is or how boring trainings are. I know we have all verbally said these things to our colleagues, families, or friends, but somehow seeing these words in writing is so much worse because it has been documented. The only time I have been told to monitor what was on my Facebook page was at the beginning of the school year. My boss sent out an email that if we had put anything up on Facebook concerning something related to the building we work in, to please remove it as soon as possible. Due to the nature of the situation, it was more about security from an outside source than anything to do with our district or building.
My district is very protective of student data. No full student names are posted on the district website all the way down to no class lists being posted outside of classrooms in the schools. With parent approval students may be named by First Name, Last Initial on the websites. Parents must also return a form that will allow or not allow the student to have their picture taken or person information released in a campus directory. Student Cumulative folders are stored in a secure central location where staff must sign out for each folder and work with them within this same space. They must also briefly list their reasoning for accessing the information included in the Cum folder.
The use of our student management allows student information to be shared with only those staff members who have an educational need to that information. If the staff member is not a regular classroom teacher and needs to access students then they must complete a confidentiality form and get permission from the campus principal and district administration. From there the rights will be assigned depending on the staff member's position. Part of the student acceptable use policy and student code of conduct states that students may not distribute personal information about themselves or others by means of the electronic communications system unless instructed to do so by an administrator, counselor, librarian or teacher for instructional purposes.
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Fortunately every computer in our schools should be connected to our network for internet access. Depending on the age of the computer, the access may be hindered a bit due to operating systems and/or browser versions. In years past my district has always had an 8 year replacement cycle for equipment, but due to finances the last 2 or 3 years all replacements were put on hold. Seven years ago Title I began to allocate a rather large sum of funds to technology purchases. This began the implementation of presentation stations in classrooms but only at Title I campuses. It was five years before the district was able to use some of the local funds to implement these at not Title I schools, but even then they were not given the same amount of equipment. Part of the Instructional Technology Department's role is to assist teachers with integrating technology with their curriculum regardless of the state of the equipment. Different departments throughout the district have purchased online resources that relate to department objectives for teachers. Once again these may change due to whether local district or Title I funds were used when purchasing. However even our non-Title I campuses have access to some fantastic online resources. Our digital divide has more to do with the amount of equipment at the campuses across the entire district than having access to the Internet. With the recent passing of a bond package with an enormous technology portion, we should begin to see this leveling off possibly as soon as December. Campuses will be able to replace older computers with items such as netbooks, laptops, ipads, etc. based on the individual classroom needs. All of these devices will be connected to the Internet through either wireless or wired connections.
I would like to use a clip of a song to introduce figurative language. The song would be used for educational purposes and has been released on a CD purchased by me. A clip of no more than 30 seconds would be used for students to identify the type of figurative language used. The song would only be played by me on the day of the lesson and no copies of the song would be made. This use will not negatively affect the sale or value of the work. Based on these four "fair use" factors, this would fall under the "fair use" policy.
Week 4Cyber Law Discussion-
The Director of Instructional Technology and the Assistant Superintendent of Technology have done a fantastic job of assessing legal risks arising from the use of classroom technology. They have weekly meetings to discuss any issues as well as involving our district attorney when questions arise. All contracts are now being fed through our legal office as well. This has really come into place this past summer when Apple has changed some of its licensing related to iPod and iPad app purchases. The Director of Instructional Technology has been in close contact with Apple to track the changes and requirements while making sure all processes are in order before our huge order of bond funded technology arrives in the next couple of months.
Part of our district's Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) informs users of the intended educational use of technology. This is also reiterated during most of the technology trainings being held at the district and campus levels. When any type of training is being held educational examples are always used.
To my knowledge current contracts have not had input from students, parents, or teachers. This past summer the district has worked on a 5 year Technology road map as well as guidelines for what individual classrooms should look like technology wise. This process began through a directive of the board based on the findings from the Bond Advisory Committee that was made up of parents and community members. This road map was a collaborative event between assistant superintendents, curriculum staff, principals, teachers, technology trainers, and technology specialists.
The student Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) is part of the student code of conduct that must be signed by all students and parents at the beginning of each school year. The Instructional Technology Department creates a Campus Technology Trainer program that prepares these teacher trainers to present sessions at their campus. Depending on what initiative is taking place, some professional development can be tied to the requirements while other is just encouraged. We will be requiring mandatory training for personnel who are set to receive iPads and iPods through the bond project. These devices will not be handed to the employee until they attend a face to face training session. We have decided to go this route with these devices because they are new technologies in our schools.
All AUPs are posted on the district website. The district as well as individual schools have hosted Internet Safety information meetings throughout the school year.
Any violations of school technology contracts at the campus level are reported in the following order: teacher, principal, appropriate department, and then to the Assistant Superintendent of Technology.
Ethics related to computer and Internet use is part of the Acceptable Use Policies for students and all employees. Technology specific courses have a unit built in to their curriculum to address this topic. Other classes can get this information through our adopted Technology Textbook adoption.
Week 5Cyber Law Discussion-
I would have to say that my district does make an active effort to monitor proposed legislation. Our Assistant Superintendent of Technology and the Directory of Instructional Technology both are very active in forums and mail lists that relay information about proposed legislation. When anything related to educational technology is of importance, the that information is passed on to the rest of the technology departments. Instructional Technology Specialists are also always researching and reading information that relates to education technology as well.


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Binaural reverberators often use a tapped delay line to model early reflections, to which a delayed late reverberation tail is added. This paper introduces a reverberator structure where the early reflections are modeled using a feedback delay network (FDN) and the late reverberation is modeled by a second FDN in parallel. The impulse responses of both FDNs are highly overlapping, simulating the presence of diffuse reverberation from the beginning of the impulse response. A particular feature of this reverberator is the reproduction of first and second order reflections using only head related transfer functions (HRTFs) for the directions of the first order reflections, allowing to reduce the computational complexity.
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The Development of Children's Ability to Fill the Gaps in Their Knowledge by Consulting Experts
Version of Record online: 22 MAY 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-8624.2012.01782.x
© 2012 The Authors. Child Development © 2012 Society for Research in Child Development, Inc
Child Development
Volume 83, Issue 4, pages 1368–1381, July/August 2012
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Aguiar, N. R., Stoess, C. J. and Taylor, M. (2012), The Development of Children's Ability to Fill the Gaps in Their Knowledge by Consulting Experts. Child Development, 83: 1368–1381. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-8624.2012.01782.x
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This research investigated children's ability to recognize gaps in their knowledge and seek missing information from appropriate informants. In Experiment 1, forty-five 4- and 5-year-olds were adept in assigning questions from 3 domains (medicine, firefighting, and farming) to corresponding experts (doctor, firefighter, or farmer). However, when given the options of answering the same questions themselves or assigning them to an expert (Experiment 2), only 6-year-olds were consistently able to recognize when they did not know answers and then assign test questions correctly. Four- and 5-year-olds tended to overestimate their own knowledge or assign questions to the wrong expert. This result was replicated in Experiment 3, in which 5-year-olds were given incentives for correct answers.


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2016 will mark the 180th anniversary of Sarah Morgan Bryan Piatt's birth and the 15th anniversary of the groundbreaking publication of Paula Bernat Bennett's Palace - Burner, the first modern anthology of the poet's work. Since her mid-nineteenth-century arrival on America's literary scene, Sarah Piatt has been recognized for her "womanly" subject matter and ethos, and the "feminine" quality of her poetry has been aptly characterized by nineteenth-century British author Alice Meynell "not as a grace, but as a force."
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Recent years have seen a great deal of work on the temporality of the nation in nineteenth-century U.S. literatures. Dana Luciano, Lloyd Pratt, Thomas Allen, and others have considered how representations of time both produce and contest the boundaries of national belonging. This panel builds on such work, uniting questions about the political dimensions of temporality with questions about literary form. The panel will explore how plotting, narrative structure, and other explicitly literary ways of representing time organize, rework, and/or unsettle ideas about national time during the long nineteenth century.
"Paratheatrical Entertainments in Shakespeare's London and London's Shakespeare" – seminar at the World Shakespeare Congress 2016.
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The "East Coast/West Coast" rivalry, distinction, feud, or romance is a recurrent theme in American music and popular forms – most famously in hip hop, but also in rock, jazz, and other genres. This panel will enlarge on this theme and explore it in relation to multiple genres and modes in U.S. culture, politics, economics, and/or other forms of life.
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From William Blake and John Martin to Glenn Brown and The Otolith Group, artists have been producing works of art that are science fiction. And artists and their works have been incorporated into many works of sf.
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I've been developing on localhost, and now i want to deploy my site on AnHosting. I tried to transfer the tar.gz'd file system and mysqldump'd database, but that gave me errors. After investigation, I discovered that I'm supposed to export content as XML and then import on a new WP install.
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My neighbour's have asked me to transfer a program from one of their computers, to the other. The particular software is 'Cashflow Manager 7'
I have transferred all the files used by the program onto a USB, but running the software on my computer (when testing) results in the product trial being initiated, because I don't have the product key (which, unsurprisingly, neither do they).
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