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Whuts up mija
It's been a long time since we haven't talked
I just want you to listen
Don't talk just listen
[Verse One]
We were from crushing to liking to love
And fighting had me hitting cigarettes like buds
So check it out see there I was
Focus how seen through my mistakes
And learn that love is not a game
It made me smile and kept me happy too
So love is not to blame, I quit on giving excuses
I though I gave her the world
But didn't see that luck of love and song was taking my girl
Who always grabed on me, she even helped on my songs
I guess it's true you never miss some one until they're gone
I should of fans in my pap and shit, should never left with my friends
And even now with the money, love is making no sense
So women all along, begin of doin wrong is known
To have this little voice inside, keep movin then
I should of known it all along
That every time I left her home
I sho gave her the perfect explanation to her doin wrong
It's been a long time
But some how it seems like it just happened yesterday
Them words she just to say
Some how they just keep getting in my way tellin me
[The Girl x2]
I don't really want to have to live my live with out you babe
I promise I'll be good to you, I know it's all about you babe
[Verse Two]
You know it's fun how they say how
You get only one shout out at true love in a live time
And I guess this is my shout out
It's to bad things didn't work out the way we wanted them to
I guess this is just how it goes
I look into your eyes
And I seen a tear drop fallin
And it broke my heart that it was my fault
But I can't change me
See I never felt love before and it's killin me
And I see you were down for me
Since I was around the abusers
And users for the name for the game
For the fame but they werent the same
And you came with the real and you never lied
But you got a man and you need to be by his side
Cause when enemies come
They come for the ones that you love
And I swer to god
I will empty my home and my own chest
If I knew you were layed to rest
Sometimes the hardest things are the one left for the best
And I gave you my heart
But I don't want it back you could keep that
Cause it's yours
Love in memory
The love that could never be
In a physicall form
And you and I both know
That if you won some you lose some
So we walk away
For being in love
Daim, as I turn away I could hear you say
I don't want to live
[The Girl x2]
[Verse Three]
Baby doll your the one I want to be with
The are the kind of girl I want to be seen with
If you see what I see
It could be me and you
With the love is really true
You be one I'll be true
What's amatter baby boo
I'm ma be comin to you hard
Comin out hard like a world on bulevard
Got the keys to my heart
You were knoking on the door
Door was always open
I was wishing
I was hopping
You could see in my eyes
I ain't got to lie
I don't give a f**k
If I rollin new truck
Cause of money can't buy
True friends and the trust
All the love
All the loss we discused
Wuts the matter baby
Tell wuts matter wit you
Tell me why you mad at me
Tell me if I can
Baby I can be your man
Do you really understand
That I'm doing all I can
But the snitches and the bitches
Are f**kin up my plans
Cause I am what I am
And I do what I do
It's f**ked up getting cought
With the love that ain't true
Like the first all around like crazy little kids
I'm a sucker for the love
Anything like you did
The second time around
When you whispered in the wind
Rumors go around
Then your cought up in the twist
No matter what they say
Try to durty up my name
No matter I'm a lobo
And I'm never ganna change
But no matter what they say
Baby it's o.k.
If you want to have fun
We coul have it that way
I'm a lover
I'm a fighter
I'm a rapper
I'm a writer
I am loking for a hyan that is proper
That will give me all the time of the world
To the head to the toe
From the back seat park
From the part of the road
Give me one last dance
Give me one last chance
With the one mans girl that I'm living with out
[The Girl x2]
But see realtionships
You give what you put in
And you get what you deserve
See I got what I deserve
And I made it like that
[The Girl x2]
Don't leave me alone
I coulnt make it on my own
Hope your o.k.
I'm sitting waitin for the phone
I want you to stay
So baby when your coming home
Well what can I say you never
Home your always gone
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Further south on Saturday, Washington's 9th congressional district selected James Yee (the former GITMO chaplain who was accused of spying for terrorists and later cleared) to be an Obama delegate to the national convention. According to the Olympian,
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July 22, 2016 - A UTA researcher has created a new method that uses big data analytics and text-mining techniques to help startup companies in the fast-moving high-technology industry, Communications of the ACM, Scientific Computing, Science Daily and other websites reported. Gene Moo Lee, UTA assistant professor of Information Systems and Operations Management in the UTA College of Business, and co-researchers published their research in the leading journal Management Information Systems Quarterly.
July 15, 2016 - Startup Beat, Scientific Computing and Science Codex reported on research by Gene Moo Lee, UTA assistant professor of information systems and operations management, that uses big data analytics and text-mining techniques to improve market intelligence and explain potential mergers and acquisitions of startup companies in the fast-moving high-technology industry. Read UTA Press Release...
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"ORGB 5: Organizational Behavior." D.L. Nelson and James Campbell Quick. (2017). Mason, OH: South-Western/Cengage Learning.(Book chapter published.)
"Ethical Leadership: A Review and Proposal for the Future of the Construct." L. W. Brown, Dennis J. Marquardt and James Campbell Quick. Foundations and Trends in Organizational Behavior. (Book chapter published.)
"x." Wendy J. Casper, Dennis J. Marquardt, Katherine J. Roberto and Carla Buss, (Eds.) L. Eby and T. Allen, Oxford Handbook of Work and Family.(Book chapter published.)
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"Will International Economic Uncertainty Jeopardize Public and Private Pension Funds in the Future?" was presented by Janice Baldwin and Beverly George at the Southwest Academy of Management/Federation of Business Disciplines in Houston, March 2015.
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"Seeing opportunity amidst chaos: Entrepreneurial alertness and disruptive environmental change" by P. Roundy, D. A. Harrison, Susanna Khavul, Liliana Pérez-Nordtvedt and Jeff McGee was presented at the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship conference in Tampa, Florida, January 2015.
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"Goolsby Leadership: High Performance, Integrity and Character" by James Campbell Quick was presented at the Speedway LLC Emerging Leaders Program at Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio, March 2015.
"Equity Crowdfunding and Early State Entrepreneurial Finance" by Susanna Khavul and S. Estrin was presented at the Royal Economic Society in Manchester, United Kingdom, April 2015.
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"Hot buttons and time sinks: The effects of work-related electronic communication during non-work time on emotions and work-nonwork conflict" by Marcus M. Butts, W. J. Becker and W. R. Boswell has been accepted for publication by the Academy of Management Journal (2015).
"It's all in the attitude: The role of job attitude strength in job attitude – outcome relationships" by D. J. Schleicher, T. Smith, Wendy J. Casper, J. D. Watt and G. Greguras has been accepted for publication by the Journal of Applied Psychology (2015).
"Influence of Managerial Ownership and Compensation Structure on Establishment Mode Choice: The Moderating Role of Host Country Political Risk" by Deepak K. Datta, M. Musteen and D. A. Basuil has been accepted for publication by the Management International Review (2015).
"Effects of industry- and region-specific acquisition experience on value creation in cross-border acquisitions: The moderating role of cultural similarity" by D. A. Basuil and Deepak K. Datta has been accepted for publication by the Journal of Management Studies (2015).
"New financial alternatives in seeding entrepreneurship: Microfinance, crowdfunding, and peer-to-peer innovations" by G. Bruton, Susanna Khavul, D. Siegel and M. Wright has been accepted for publication by Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice (2015).
"Client Identification and Client Commitment in a Privately Held Client Setting: Unique Constructs with Opposite Effects on Auditor Objectivity" by D. N. Herda and James J. Lavelle has been accepted for publication by Accounting Horizons (2015).
"The right people in the wrong places: The paradox of entrepreneurial entry and successful opportunity realization" by O. Volkan Ozbek has been accepted for publication by the Academy of Management Review (2015).
"Antecedents of FDI options by Thai public firms" by N. Rittippant and Abdul Rasheed has been accepted for publication by Management Research Review (2015).
"Citation footprints on the sands of time: An analysis of idea migrations in strategic management" by S. Nerur, Abdul Rasheed and Alankrita Pandey has been accepted for publication by Strategic Management Journal (2015).
"Effects of cultural power distance on group creativity and individual group member creativity" by Feirong Yuan and J. Zhou has been accepted for publication by the Journal of Organizational Behavior (2015).
"Innovative behavior" by Feirong Yuan and Dennis Marquardt has been accepted for publication by Oxford Bibliographies in Management (Ed. Ricky Griffin), NewYork: Oxford University Press (2015).
A journal article entitled "Cross-border Learning, Technological Environment and Firm Performance" by Liliana Pérez-Nordtvedt, D. Mukherjee and B. L. Kedia, was published in 2015 in Management International Review 55:23-51.
A journal article entitled "A Century of Stress in a Global Context" by D. F. Henderson, T. L. Quick and James Campbell Quick, was published in 2015 in Organizational Psihologiâ (Organizational Psychology) (bilingual journal in Russian and English).
A journal article entitled "Understanding our Futures: Why Social Sciences Matter" by James Campbell Quick, Robert J. Gatchel and C. L. Cooper, and edited by C. L. Cooper and J. Michie was published in 2015 in Health and Wellbeing: 30-44. (Hampshire, England: Palgrave Macmillan)
A journal article entitled "Does Economic Freedom in Host Countries Lead to Increased Foreign Direct Investment?" by R. Sambharya and Abdul Rasheed, was published in 2015 in Competitiveness Review 25(1): 2-24.
A journal article entitled "Do International Networks and Foreign Market Knowledge Facilitate SME Internationalization? Evidence from the Czech Republic" by M. Musteen, Deepak K. Datta and Marcus M. Butts was published in 2014 in Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, 38, 749-774.
A journal article entitled "Psychological contract breaches and employee voice behavior: The moderating effects of changes in social relationships" by TWH Ng, D. C. Feldman and Marcus M. Butts was published in 2014 in European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology, 23, 537-553.
James Teng, professor of information systems, published with Christopher Wood and Seokwoo Song, "Achieving Knowledge Management (KM) Success: Examining a Task-KM Strategy Fit Model" in Journal of Information Technology Management, Volume 25, No. 1, p. 20-30, 2014.
Jingguo Wang, associate professor of information systems, published with L. Zhang and J. You, "Consumer Environmental Awareness and Channel Coordination with Two Substitutable Products" in European Journal of Operational Research, 241(1), p. 63-73, 2015.
Kriti Chauhan, Ph.D. student in information systems, presented an abstract, "Neutralization and Cognitive Dissonance Perspective on Employee Compliance with Organizational Information Systems Security Policy" co-authored with O. Al-Laymoun and M. K. Raja, at the Decision Sciences Institute annual meeting, Tampa, Fla., 2014.
Kay-Yut Chen, professor of operations management, presented "Is a Newsvendor More Boundedly Rational Making Two Decisions Instead of One?" at the INFORMS conference, San Francisco, Calif., November 2014.
Kay-Yut Chen, professor of operations management, presented "The Future of Business is Science: Big Data + Behavioral Sciences = Better Business?" at UT Arlington, January 22, 2015.
Indika Dissanayake, Ph.D. student in information systems, presented "Community Involvement in Virtual Crowdsourcing Communities" co-authored with J. Zhang, F. Yuan and J. Wang at the Decision Sciences Institute annual meeting, Tampa, Fla., 2014.
Ramakrishna Dantu, Ph.D. student in information systems, presented "Social Media and Patient Provider Relationship" co-authored with J. Wang and R. Mahapatra at the AMCIS conference, Havana, Ga., 2014.
Randy Napier, clinical assistant professor of operations management, presented "Evaluating Inventory Replenishment Heuristics: A Behavioral View" with Rajat Mishra at the annual conference of the Decision Sciences Institute—Southwest Region, Houston, Texas, 2014.
Randy Napier, clinical assistant professor of operations management, presented "Drivers of Excellence in Sustainability Performance" with Rajat Mishra at the Decision Sciences Institute annual meeting, Tampa, Fla., 2014.
Randy Napier, clinical assistant professor of operations management, presented "Antecedents and Consequences of Reverse Logistics" with Rajat Mishra at the Decision Sciences Institute annual meeting, Tampa, Fla., 2014.
Adel Yazdanmehr, Ph.D. student in information systems, presented "Rule Following in Information Security Policy Compliance Behavior: the Role of Interpersonal Influence," co-authored with J. Wang and H. R. Rao, at INFORMS CIST, San Francisco, Calif., 2014.
Adel Yazdanmehr, Ph.D. student in information systems, presented "Peer Influence in Information Security Policy Compliance," co-authored with J. Wang, at the Decision Sciences Institute annual meeting, Tampa, Fla., 2014.
A paper by Orhan Volkan Ozbek, management Ph.D. candidate and teaching assistant, was published in The Academy of Management Review. "The right people in the wrong places: The paradox of entrepreneurial entry and successful opportunity realization" explains that when individuals have overconfident and narcissistic personalities, they stray from traditional and known successful ventures in favor of appearing modern and edgy. This behavior often leads to failure as the riskiness of the venture has been overlooked or ignored.
A paper by Jingguo Wang, associate professor of information systems and operations management, was accepted for publication to the journal Information Systems Research. The paper, co-written by N. Xiao and H.R. Rao, is titled "An Exploration of Risk Characteristics of Information Security Threats and Related Public Information Search Behavior."
A new book comprised of five essays by U.S. economists connects the dots between entrepreneurship, economic freedom, and economic growth, detailing their interrelated roles in America's sluggish economic recovery, Fraser Institute.org reported. Two of the economists, Roger Meiners of The University of Texas at Arlington and Andrew P. Morriss of the Texas A&M University School of Law, examine the roles of the U.S. legal system and how special interests corrupt the legal and exonomic framework. They also explain how market competition is impacted by regulation.
Management Professor Jim Quick was selected by UT Arlington as the University's nominee for the 2015 Minnie G. Stevens Piper Foundation Award. Each year, the foundation awards 10 Texas Piper Professorships of $5,000 for outstanding scholarly and academic achievement, and exemplary service to the University and the community. Begun in 1958 with eight awards, the roster of Piper Professors includes outstanding professors from two- and four-year colleges and universities, public and private.
A paper by Orhan Volkan Ozbek, Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Management, and Dr. Chad Navis, management assistant professor at the Wisconsin School of Business, was accepted for publication by "Academy of Management Review." The paper, titled "The Right People in the Wrong Places: The Paradox of Entrepreneurial Entry and Successful Opportunity Realization," will be published in a forthcoming issue of the journal.
Management Professor Wendy Casper was selected as a recipient of the UT Arlington Outstanding Research Achievement/Creative Accomplishment Award. This award recognizes a faculty member for achieving a particularly important research or creative accomplishment during the past three years. She will be recognized at the University's Spring Meeting of the University Faculty Associates on May 5, 2015.
A paper co-written by College of Business faculty Sridhar Nerur, professor of information systems, and Abdul Rasheed, professor and Management Department chair, has been accepted to appear in a forthcoming issue of the Strategic Management Journal. The paper, titled "Citation Footprints on the Sands of Time: An Analysis of Idea Migrations in Strategic Management" was co-written with Alankrita Pandey.
A new management study says that the tone of an after-hours email from a supervisor can affect how disruptive the email is to an employee's time after work, the Bryan-College Station Eagle reported. Marcus Butts, a UT Arlington associate professor of management, teamed with colleagues from TCU and Texas A&M to complete the study, which will be published in the Academy of Management Journal.
A paper co-written by Associate Professor of Management Marcus Butts was accepted for publication to the Academy of Management Journal. M.M., Becker, W.J., & Boswell, W.R., "Hot Buttons and Time Sinks: The Effects of Electronic Communication during Nonwork Time on Emotions and Work-Nonwork Conflict" will appear in a forthcoming issue of the journal.
The degree of price difference on goods and services among Texas metropolitan areas has increased over time, researchers wrote in a paper featured on the Dallas Fed Economic Letter according to a paper co-authored by a UT Arlington associate professor in the College of Business. The study also showed that price varied among different goods and services among eight metropolitan cities surveyed. Finally, it showed Dallas was the most expensive city in the state. C.Y. Choi, UT Arlington associate professor of economics, co-wrote the paper.
Small businesses that are adaptable might have an economic advantage when the next megaproject comes to town, Next City reported. UT Arlington management professors studied how business owners respond to environmental disruption by looking at the convenient local case study of AT&T Stadium, which opened in Arlington in 2009. Liliana Pérez-Nordtvedt, the principal author of the report, said, "one of our takeaways was that temporal adaptations might be less costly [than content changes] for small businesses."
An article by Dr. Zhiyong Yang, associate professor of marketing, and Dr. Jingguo Wang, associate professor of information systems and operations management, titled "Effect of peer influence on unauthorized music downloading and sharing: The moderating role of self-construal" was published in the Journal of Business Research.
The College Research Award Committee selected a paper by Dr. Sanjiv Sabherwal, associate professor of finance and real estate, to receive the Best Paper Award. "CEO Overconfidence and International Merger and Acquisition Activity," co-authored with Stephen P. Ferris and Narayanan Jayaraman, was published in the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis in February 2013.
Dr. Kay-Yut Chen, professor of information systems and operations management, was inducted as an inaugural member of UT Arlington's new chapter of the National Academy of Inventors. He joins University President Vistasp Karbhari and several top research faculty from the colleges of engineering and science. Only faculty holding patents can be inducted as members.
Congratulations to Nandu Nagarajan, Ph.D., accounting alumni endowed professor, whose paper has recently been accepted in the September 2015 issue of The Accounting Review. The paper titled "Information Complementarities and Supply Chain Analysts" was co-authored with Shuqing Luo (National University of Singapore). The details of the paper have been updated on SSRN and are available at http://ssrn.com/abstract=1741547
Management Professor Marcus Butts just received an acceptance from the Journal of Applied Psychology, an elite journal. Eby, L.T., Butts, M. M., Hoffman, B. J., & Sauer, J., "Cross-Lagged Relations between Mentoring Received from Supervisors and Employee OCBs: Disentangling Causal Direction and Identifying Boundary Conditions" will be published in an upcoming edition of the journal.
"It's all in the attitude: The role of job attitude strength in job attitude – outcome relationships," a paper co-authored by Wendy Casper, UTA professor of management, and D.J. Schleicher, T. Smith, J.D. Watt, & G. Greguras, was recently accepted by the Journal of Applied Psychology.
Information Systems and Operations Management Professor Kay-Yut Chen wrote a paper with UT Dallas Professor Ozalp Ozer and Stanford University Professor Yanchong Zheng that received a major award at the annual INFORMS conference in San Francisco on Nov. 10. His paper, "Trust in Forecast Information Sharing," was selected as the best operations management paper published in Management Science scholarly journal over the last three years.
Congratulations to Dr. Jingguo Wang, associate professor of information systems and operations management, upon his recent article acceptance "Insider Threats in a Financial Institution: Analysis of Attack-Proneness of Information Systems Applications", MIS Quarterly.
"The Sampling Distribution of the W Estimator of the Number of Valid Signatures on a Petition", by Mark Eakin and Mary Whiteside is a recent article that is forthcoming in Communication in Statistics and was accepted in 2013.
"Distributed Cognition in Software Design – An Experimental Investigation of the Role of Design Patterns and Collaboration", by G. Mangalaraj, Sridhar Nerur, Radha Mahapatra and Kenneth Price was published in MIS Quarterly, March, 2013.
"Effect of Reputation Mechanisms and Ratings Biases on Traders' Behavior in Online Marketplaces", by Riyaz Sikora and L. You was published in the International Journal of Organizational Computing and Electronic Commerce, 2013.
"The Effect of Peer Influence on Two Aspects of Music Piracy: The Moderating Role of Self-Construal", by Zhiyong Yang, Jingguo Wang, and M. Mourali is a recent article that is forthcoming in Journal of Business Research and was accepted in 2013.
"Analyzing Online Auction Behavior with Fuzzy Set Theory," by Jie Zhang, Edmund Prater, and I. Lipkin was accepted in 2013 by Decision Support Systems.
"To Revoke or Not to Revoke–-CRL Releasing Strategies", by Jie Zhang, N. Hu, and Manjeri K. Raja, was accepted in 2013 by Decision Support Systems.
"How Do Consumer Buzz and Traffic in Social Media Marketing Predict the Value of the Firm?", by Xueming Luo and Jie Zhang, was accepted in 2013 by the Journal of Management Information Systems.
"Social Media Metrics and Firm Equity Value" by Xueming Luo, Jie Zhang, and Wenjing Duan was published in Information Systems Research Vol.24 No.1, pp. 146–163, 2013.
A new book entitled "An Introduction to Supply Chain Management" co-authored by Edmund Prater and Kimberly Whitehead has been published by Business Expert Press. Ms. Whitehead stated "Writing the book with Dr. Prater was a great experience. We tried to keep a practitioner tone based on our combined years of practical experience. Feedback is positive from both academics and practitioners."
Sridhar Nerur, associate professor of information systems, is ranked as the third most active researcher on agile software development in an article titled "Assessment of institutions, scholars, and contributions on agile software development (2001-2012)," which is soon to be published in The Journal of Systems and Software. Further, the article ranks UTA among the top 3 institutions that have produced research on agile software development. A preliminary version of the article has been released for online viewing. High research rankings by our faculty are part of our UTA DNA!
Two UT Arlington information systems professors prove correct pairing of computer programmers can lead to much more successful programming, e! Science News, ECN, Only Software Blog, Phys.org, Science Codex, Science Daily and several other websites reported. Professor Radha Mahapatra and Associate Professor Sridhar Nerur, both in the UT Arlington Information Systems and Operations Management Department of the College of Business, recently published "Distributed Cognition in Software Design: An Experimental Investigation of the Role of Design Patterns and Collaboration" in the prestigious MIS Quarterly. The paper also said use of design patterns can greatly improve the success of software programming. This is a part of our UTA DNA.Learn more...
Two UT Arlington management professors argue that employers can prevent workplace violence by keeping dangerous employees positively engaged and closely supervising them to ensure they get the help they need, Science Newsline, Science Codex, eScience News, Health Canal, Phys.org, Workplace Violence News, Buildings.com and several other news websites reported. James Campbell Quick and M. Ann McFadyen of the UT Arlington College of Business management department analyzed FBI reports, case studies and human resource records to focus on the estimated 1 to 3 percent of employees prone to workplace acts of aggression, like homicide, suicide or destruction of property. They've published their findings in a paper, "No Accident: Health, Wellbeing, Performance … and Danger," which appears in the Journal of Organizational Effectiveness: People and Performance. This is a part of our UTA DNA. Learn more...
Congratulations to Dr. Zhiyong Yang, Associate Professor of Marketing, with the publication "Consumer Adoption of New Products: Independent versus Interdependent Self-Perspectives," in the Journal of Marketing. This is a part of our UTA DNA.
Dr. Bin Srinidhi, Carlock Endowed Distinguished Professor of Accounting, has received notice that his paper entitled "The Effect of Governance on Specialist Auditor Choice and Audit Fees in U.S. Family Firms" has been accepted by The Accounting Review. The Accounting Review is an elite journal in accounting. This is a part of our UTA DNA.
Olga Isengildina, associate clinical professor of economics, evaluated USDA information and data for the Council on Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics (C-FARE) and presented her findings at the C-FARE seminar May 16 in Washington, DC. The report, "From Farm Income to Food Consumption: Valuing USDA Data Products," and presentation can be viewed online. This is a part of our UTA DNA.
George Benson, associate professor of management, completed a study with Alec Levenson from the University of Southern California's Center for Effective Organizations of Frito Lay's performance pay program. The evaluation was recognized by the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology and the Society for Human Resource Management with a 2013 HRM Impact Award. Frito Lay's program was one of four recognized for excellent applications of evidence-based management. Read more about the awards and the winners. This is a part of our UTA DNA.
Elten Briggs, associate professor of marketing, has co-authored a new paper with Detra Montoya entitled "Shared Ethnicity Effects on Service Encounters: A Study Across Three U.S. Subcultures" which addresses the impact of ethnicity and race on sales/marketing efforts in the retail and service sectors. The team found that customers enjoy a better experience when the company has representatives of like ethnicity. The new paper has been published in the Journal of Business Research. This is a part of our UTA DNA.
"The consequences of chutzpah," an article published July 18, 2013, in the Washington Post, references research work of Sanjiv Sabherwal, professor of finance.
Michael Ward, professor of economics, is a co-author of the third edition of "Managerial Economics: A Problem Solving Approach" (2014). The textbook's co-authors are Luke Froeb, Brian McCann, and Mikhael Shor.
On May 3, Dean Rachel Croson presented the 2013 Faculty and Staff Awards in the College of Business. Learn more.
A study by Zhiyong Yang, assistant professor of marketing, was published in a recent edition of the Journal of Business Research. Dr. Yang's article, "Demarketing teen tobacco and alcohol use: Negative peer influence and longitudinal roles of parenting and self-esteem," argues that parental influence is a powerful tool in dissuading children from smoking and drinking in their later teen years. His work was featured in an April 23 UT Arlington news release.
James C. Quick, Professor and the John and Judy Goolsby – Jacqualyn A. Fouse Endowed Chair in the Goolsby Leadership Academy, was inducted into UT Arlington's Academy of Distinguished Scholars at the Spring Meeting of the Faculty and Associates on April 22, 2013. Academy members exemplify the University's commitment to quality research and creative activity. Academy members advocate the importance of research and creative activity, promote a sense of community among scholars, foster research and creative activity and advise the institution on research practices and policies.
Receiving the Provost's Award for Excellence in Teaching was Timothy Wunder, clinical assistant professor of economics. See the full list of awards.
Dr. Zhiyong Yang, assistant professor of marketing, has co-authored a paper with Mehdi Mourali entitled "The Dual Role of Power in Resisting Social Influence" which has been recently accepted for a forthcoming issue of the Journal of Consumer Research.
C.Y. Choi, associate professor of economics, has co-authored a paper with Roisin O'Sullivan entitled "Heterogeneous Response of Disaggregate Inflation to Monetary Policy Regime Change: The Role of Price Stickiness" which has been recently accepted in a forthcoming edition of the Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control.
Radha Mahapatra and Sridhar Nerur, associate professors of information systems, have co-authored a paper with George Mangalaraj and Kenneth Price entitled "Distributed Cognition in Software Design: An Experimental Investigation of the Role of Design Patterns and Collaboration" which has been recently accepted for a forthcoming edition of the MIS Quarterly.
Xueming Luo, professor of marketing, has co-authored an article with S. Raithel and M. Wiles entitled "The Impact of Brand Dispersion on Firm Value," which has been recently accepted for a forthcoming edition of the Journal of Marketing Research.
Darren Hayunga, associate professor of finance and real estate, has co-authored an article with Peter Lung entitled "Trading in the Options Market around the Financial Analysts' Consensus Revision" which has been recently accepted for a forthcoming edition of the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis.
Wendy Casper, associate professor of management, has co-authored a paper with J. H. Wayne, R. A. Matthews, and T. D. Allen entitled "Family-Supportive Organization Perceptions and Organizational Commitment: The Mediating Role of Work-Family Conflict and Enrichment and Partner Attitudes" which has been recently accepted in the Journal of Applied Psychology.
John Adams, assistant professor of finance, was interviewed for an article in The Wall Street Journal about the practice of hedge funds and other traders borrowing from mutual funds and ETF's to execute their strategies. The article was based on a new study co-authored by Dr. Adams that finds that some funds earn drastically less than others on their securities-lending operations even when the funds themselves are similar. "The people managing your money may sometimes be managing it more to benefit themselves than to benefit you," said Adams.
Susanna Khavul, associate professor of strategic management and innovation, received the IDEA Thought Leader Award Winner (2012) from the Academy of Management Entrepreneurship Division. The award recognized the best published scholarly work in entrepreneurship in the past year. The research, coauthored with Garry D. Bruton and Helmuth Chavez, titled, "Microlending in emerging economies: Building a new line of inquiry from the ground up" appeared in the Journal of International Business Studies.
Zhiyong Yang, Assistant Professor of Marketing, co-authored the article, "Parenting Strategies as Influences of Teen Drinking via Self Esteem: An Important Area for Family Policy", which was published online in the Journal of Macromarketing in July 2010.
In January 2010, Dr. Fernando Jaramillo, Assistant Professor of Marketing, was recognized with an award for best article by the Journal of Marketing Theory and Practice. Co-authored with Francois A. Carrillat and Jay Prakash Mulki, the awarded article, "Examining the Impact of Service Quality: A Meta-Analysis of Empirical Evidence" was originally published in the Journal's Spring 2009 issue.
Thanks largely to Dr. Xueming Luo's published research activity, UT Arlington is listed 27th among universities worldwide for research contributions from 2000 to 2007 in the leading academic journal in the field, Journal of Marketing. Based his research contributions to the Journal from 2000-2007, Dr. Luo is tied for 3rd in author rankings among marketing professors worldwide. Read more...
Dr. M. K. Raja, Professor of Information Systems, and UT Arlington graduate Dr. Anil Gurung co-authored "An Empirical Investigation on Customer's Privacy Perceptions, Trust and Security Awareness in E-commerce Environment". The article was published in the Journal of Information Privacy and Security (JIPS) Fall 2008.
Myrtle P. Bell, Associate Professor of Human Resource Management, and David Kravitz of George Mason University edited a special edition of Academy of Management Learning & Education (AMLE) 2008 on diversity education and training. AMLE is the seventh-ranked journal in the management field and the second in education.
DiversityCentral.com interviewed Myrtle Bell, Associate Professor of Human Resource Management, for an article on obesity discrimination.
Readers Digest Canada quoted James Campbell Quick, Professor of Organizational Behavior, in an article about calming workday chaos.
Dr. Xueming Luo, the Eunice & James L. West Distinguished Professor and Associate Professor of Marketing, continues a high level of published research activity. His paper "When Marketing Strategy First Meets Wall Street: Marketing Spendings and Firms' Initial Public Offerings (IPOs)", is published in the September 2008 issue of the Journal of Marketing. Dr. Luo was also published in the July 2008 issue of the Journal of Marketing, a paper co-authored with Christian Homburg,"Satisfaction, Complaint, and the Stock Value Gap."
Dr. Glyn Winterbotham, Assistant Professor of Accounting, coauthored the forthcoming publication, "Geographic Earnings Disclosure and Trading Volume" at the Journal of Accounting and Public Policy. The paper addresses a broader area of Dr. Winterbotham's research, examining the importance of providing disaggregated information about a firm. The publication was co-authored with Ole-Kristian Hope of the University of Toronto - Joseph L. Rotman School of Management, and Wayne B. Thomas of the University of Oklahoma - Michael F. Price College of Business. Abstract
Dr. James Campbell Quick's latest book, "Managing Executive Health", is now available at bookstores. Dr. Quick, the John and Judy Goolsby Distinguished professor and founding director of Goolsby Leadership Academy, collaborated with his brother, Jonathan D. Quick, a family physician and public health management specialist; Cary L. Cooper, professor of organizational psychology and health, and pro-vice chancellor at Lancaster University; and Joanne H. Gavin, assistant professor of management at Marist College. Read more.
Dr. Mike Ward, Associate Professor of Economics, returned this summer from a stint as a visiting researcher at the ZEW, a non-profit economic
research institute located in Mannheim, Germany. At the ZEW, Dr. Ward investigated how Internet access may have increased the pace of academic
research. Specifically, he examined citation patterns in major journals when economists obtained access to
JSTOR, a major journal archive site.
Dr. Ward found that researchers cite more often to journals when they obtain electronic access to this archive. Also, there is evidence that access
to this archive increases researchers' publication output and the quality of their output.
Dr. Ward presented two working papers at the ZEW that explore different topics:
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Drs. Alan R. Cannon, Gregory V. Frazier and Edmund L. Prater collaborated with Pedro M. Reyes (Ph.D. '02) of the Hankamer School of Business at Baylor University to author "RFID in the contemporary supply chain: multiple perspectives on its benefits and risks". The paper was published in the May 2008 issue of the International Journal of Operations and Production Management.


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You're a savvy investor living in the big city when one day an aspiring entrepreneur shows up with a strange pitch: sell people an inferior product they'll pay a premium for because you've made them think the product is actually superior. Laughing, you shoo the fool away. No one would pay more for less. That's just ridiculous.
Meanwhile, some sap down the street just dropped $18 on two meatballs. All in the name of the "small plate," otherwise known as the biggest ripoff somehow embraced as precious and hip.
This past Valentine's Day weekend, my wife and I were once again suckered by the small plate. We went to Zahav, an Israeli restaurant considered by many as one of Philadelphia'a best. Our reservation, made a month before, was for 9 p.m., the earliest available. It must be transcendent, we thought, to elicit that kind of demand. We excitedly browsed Yelp and bathed in the glowing reviews.
They stuck us at a table around the perimeter, a spot perfect for crowd-watching…and being assaulted by the weirdest and loudest mix of music ever assembled. Pour Some Sugar On Me followed by Mo' Money, Mo' Problems followed by Let's Dance, all piped to a decibel that required diners to shout at each other like grinding 20-somethings just before last call. That's okay, we guessed. Only a place with such exquisite cuisine could blare the equivalent of birds screeching and still pack the joint.
After being pooh-poohed by the waitress for not knowing every ingredient in every dish by heart, we ordered a bunch of seemingly delicious fare and yelled at one another over Still Not A Player until the food arrived. Everything pretty much looked like this:
It doesn't matter what these dishes were. It doesn't even matter that we ate them at Zahav. What matters is that once all was said and done, and every delicate morsel devoured, we angrily paid upwards of $200 to still be hungry. That's the thing about small plates: it's not like they're not good. Zahav serves tasty food. It's just that you feel like a complete moron after leaving the place.
We felt the same way at the equally celebrated Barbuzzo a year before. The mediterranean restaurant also specializes in the meager meal, and charges an absurd amount of money to serve it to you. You, in turn, pay this exorbitant fee, only to barely get a mouth full before the plate's empty and you're fighting off the urge to get a Big Mac later. You make a grand show of eating these droppings, slowly chewing each carefully stacked foodstuff like it's a limited edition rarity reserved for the palates of champions. When, in reality, you're dragging your feet because once you swallow your first bite, the meal will be over.
What came first: Spain's tapas or the small plate? It's a question only food historians and gullible customers can answer. Or Wikipedia. According to the world's most accurate news source, small plates became popular around 2000 and in fact encompass tapas, mezze (Turkey's version of crumb cuisine) and – gasp! – antipasti, which I will pretend I did not see. Doesn't say when tapas started infiltrating the States, so I'll trust that it can be classified as a small plate, even if I disagree. (To me, you know what you're getting into with tapas. You're not viewing it as a "meal," but as a snack alongside cocktails. Small plates, on the other hand, bill themselves as dinner. The difference is significant…and much more offensive.)
Whether separated or next of kin, small plates, tapas and other tiny gatherings of ingredients are duping millions of people – myself included. Instead of visiting eateries that serve appropriate and reasonably-priced portions that satisfy hunger and send us home happy, we file into over-hyped establishments to fork over piles of cash for a pile of food that barely fits on our fork. Someone, somewhere is a genius. Everyone else, well, here's a Sugar Graham o' Theodore dessert, just $16.


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Ok well, lazy might be a bit harsh, but I think you catch my drift. If you're anything like me, I don't like to expend excessive amounts of my time or mental energy trying to figure out the puzzle that is diet & nutrition. Because nutrition affects our health holistically with so many other factors including training and rest (just for starters), it can sometimes be hard to determine if what we put into our bodies is actually causing any sort of effect, let alone a beneficial one.
With that in mind, the best that most of can do, or at least care to do, is to rely on the prevailing wisdom of the day. Whoever you consider to be the authority, we rely in the info disseminated by them to provide us with guideposts down the path of proper nutrition and diet. I recently ran into the founder and CEO of one of the large fitness gym chains in our area, through a friend of a friend. Among some of the topics we covered was starting a business, the health industry in general, and other fun stuff like his car 🙂 Let's just say he's not hurting for money, as evidenced by his blue chrome, vinyl-wrapped Bentley that was freshly detailed to perfection.


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Morning everyone. It's been just over a month since our VSX Conference but it feels like it just finished yesterday. I truly enjoyed meeting everyone at the conference, particularly the active community members that until now I've only known through pen (or keyboard).
I realize there are many folks who couldn't make the trip out to Redmond for the event but truly would have wanted to participate. Also given just how much content we delivered in such a short time I'm sure there were more than a few folks who wished they could have seen both sessions during some of the time slots.
Well we recorded all the sessions and I've just finished uploading them to Channel9 so you can review, share & download this content for future use. All of the videos are linked off of the Session & Agenda page of the VSX Conference site: http://msdn.com/vsx/conference.
We'll likely use that link again next year so expect these pages to move to another part of the Dev Center in the coming weeks but you can be sure they'll remain accessible through the VSX Dev Center (http://msdn.com/vsx/) regardless of where they move.
Thank you everyone for the valuable content & feedback during this event and I look forward to seeing you all again next year.


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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) -- After noticing several items had gone missing at Shop HQ in Bowling Green, the company contacted police.
What they eventually found was evidence that $200,000 worth of jewelry was allegedly stolen by employee Paul Osborne, despite the use of metal detectors.
"We were able to observe the subject taking a lanyard he uses for his work ID and bending down behind a trash can and he made a motion our detectives deemed appeared he was wrapping something up. Once he stood back up, he took the lanyard and set it on his desk, and they were able to determine the jewelry was on the lanyard," said Bowling Green Police Public Information Officer Ronnie Ward.
On Mar. 11, when Shop HQ staff noticed the suspicious activity on surveillance, they called police in for help immediately.
"They instructed security personnel to take the lanyard from him when he passed through security, and he was able to get the lanyard back from them, but we were able to intervene, and when we intervened, he had the jewelry on the lanyard," said Officer Ward.
Officer ward says Osborne has no previous record of theft. He is currently being held in the Warren County Regional Jail on a $10,000 bond. We attempted to contact Shop HQ for comment, but our calls were not returned.


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There is a website that has tons of animal petitions that i think you guys should definitely sign! Please go to AnimalPetition.org
There are tons of them because the sad fact is that animals get mistreated every second of every day! Also please share those petitions to family & friends& if you have FB , share it there too. Thankyou.
Also if you love Big cats like lions & tigers, then you should definately sign up for newsletter from BigCatRescue.org
There are a lot of animal rights campaign out there for you to sign up to recieve newsletter from them along with petitions. Im just going to name a few here:
-In Defense of Animals
-Physicians comitte for Responcible Medicine
-National Anti-vivisection Society
-Alley Cat Allies
– Animal Defenders International
-Farm Sanctuary
There are tons more i could just think of these for now & i am signed up to recieve their emails.
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SEATTLE - Mariners center fielder Ichiro Suzuki left Sunday's game in the fifth inning after being hit on the right knee by a pitch from Detroit's Justin Verlander.
With a runner on first and no outs in the fifth, Suzuki was hit by a 96 mph fastball from Verlander on the outside of his right knee.
Suzuki hobbled halfway to first, then stopped and was checked by trainer Rick Griffin and manager John McLaren. Suzuki gingerly made his way to the bag and remained in the game. But he continued to have a slight limp and was lifted moments later after slowly advancing to second on a wild pitch.
Yuniesky Betancourt took Suzuki's spot in the lineup and Willie Bloomquist moved from shortstop to center field.
On Friday, Suzuki agreed to a $90 million, five-year contract extension that will keep him under contract with the Mariners through the 2012 season. He could have become a free agent after this season.
Twins' Perkins hurts shoulder again
MINNEAPOLIS - Minnesota Twins left-hander Glen Perkins had a setback in his recovery from a shoulder injury, delaying his return indefinitely.
Out since May 22 with a mild muscle strain, Perkins was originally expected to miss about a month. He was on a rehabilitation assignment with Class-A Fort Myers when he left Saturday's game with discomfort in his throwing shoulder after only one inning.
Manager Ron Gardenhire received a discouraging report Sunday morning from the medical staff, learning that Perkins aggravated the injury.
"And that's a long ways back," Gardenhire said.
The 24-year-old Perkins, a 2004 first-round draft pick, pitched well in long relief - with a 3.80 ERA in 23 2/3 innings before the injury.
Mets activate Perez from DL
NEW YORK - The Mets activated pitcher Oliver Perez from the 15-day disabled list prior to Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Reds.
The left-handed Perez, who had been on the DL since July 3 because of stiffness in his back, was the starting pitcher in the finale of New York's four-game series with Cincinnati.
Perez made one rehabilitation start for the Gulf Coast League Mets and pitched four scoreless innings, allowing two hits and no walks with seven strikeouts. He is 7-6 with a 3.14 ERA in 15 starts for the Mets.
The Mets designated lefty Dave Williams for assignment to make room for Perez.
Williams was activated from the DL and made one start on July 8 against the Houston Astros. He took the loss, allowing eight runs and 10 hits in 3 1/3 innings for a 21.60 ERA.
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For now, Im not worried about efficiency and I am just learning. I was wondering if anyone could help me out with learning a simple insertion sort for a singly linked list. This is for my homework so I would like to understand it. Here is the code:
char c[13];
r >> c;
r >> NumberOfInts;
Node *node = new Node;
head = node; //start of linked list
for(int i = 0; i < NumberOfInts; i++) //this reads from the file and works
r >> node->data;
cout << node->data << endl;
node ->next = new Node; //creates a new node
node = node->next;
if(_sortRead) //true
for(int k = 0; k < i; k++)
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I looked online for a few bags at the other local stores and first tried Bass Pro because they seemed to have the best bags for the best price. When I got to the store, the bags looked to be made with a much inferior material than the Conquer. This bag would have easily cost $20-30 more for a similar one there. I've never had a front load before, but I already like it. There are padded dividers between the 3 boxes. There are a few tool holders, and the pockets on the side big enough to hold a good amount of other things you carry along. There's a comparment on top that is padded. The bag is a perfect size for me. I'd recommend this to any fisherman, young and old.
The Conquer 360 Front Load Tackle Bag is a gem for its size. This is an inexpensive bag cost wise, but it is not a cheaply made product. The zippered, crush-proof sunglass holder on top of the bag will hold the largest of glasses and keep them safe. The bag material is thick and will stand up to a lot of punishment. I use it for most of my saltwater tackle . Anyone who wants a medium-sized bag can't go wrong by purchasing it.
It has plenty of large pockets for storing scent bottles, with more than enough velcro tool holders, and the tackle packs, are exceptionally good! Overall, it's well designed, and the shoulder strap comes with a large padded shoulder pad, that is moveable.
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