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Supporting Technologies Publications
S. Andreescu and J.-L. Marty, "Twenty Years Research in Cholinesterase Biosensors: From Basic Research to Practical Applications," Biomolecular Engineering23 (1), 1-15 (2006).
S. Andreescu , B. Bucur, and J.-L. Marty, "Affinity Immobilization of Tagged Enzymes," Immobilization of Enzymes and Cells, second edition, Ed. by J.M. Guisan, Series: Methods inBiotechnology, Humana Press (March 2006).
M. Campas, S. Andreescu, T. Noguer, and J.-L. Marty, "Screen-Printed Electrode Biosensors, Scion Publishing Ltd., in press (August 2006).
R.Sunder Raman and P.K. Hopke, "An Ion Chromatographic Analysis of Water-Soluble, Short-Chain Organic Acids in Ambient Particulate Matter," Int. J. Environ. Anal. Chem. (In press, 2006).
C.-H. Jeong, G.J. Evans, P.K. Hopke, D. Chalupa, and M. Utell, "Influence of Atmospheric Dispersion and New Particle Formation Events on Ambient Particle Number Concentrations in Rochester, USA and Toronto, Canada," J. Air Waste Manage. Assoc. (In press, 2006).
P. Zamankhan, G. Ahmadi, Z. Wang, P.K. Hopke, Y.-S. Cheng, W.C. Su, and P.A. Baron, "Airflow and Deposition of Nano-Particles in a Human Nasal Cavity," Aerosol Sci. Technol. (In press, 2006).
V.Ye. Smorodin and P.K. Hopke, "Relationship of Heterogeneous Nucleation and Condensational Growth on Aerosol Nanoparticles," Atmospheric Research (In press, 2006).
R.J.J. Jachuck , D.K. Selvaraj and R.S. Varma, "Process intensification: oxidation of benzyl alcohol using a continuous isothermal reactor under microwave irradiation," Green Chemistry, Vol. 8, 29-33 (January 2006).
R.J.J. Jachuck and J.R. Burns, "Spinning Disk," Encyclopedia of ChemicalProcessing, Dekker Pub. (2006) .
S.Iyer, Ya. Kievesky, and I. Sokolov, "Fluorescent Silica Colloids for Study and Visualization of Skin Care Products" Skin Research and Technology, in press.
Igor Sokolov , Swaminathan Iyer, and Craig D. Woodworth, "Recover of Elasticity of Aged Human Epithelial Cells In-Vitro", Nanomedicine:Nanotechnology, Biology, and Medicine ( May 2006).
Igor Sokolov , Venkatesh Subba-Rao, and Linda A. Luck, "Change in Rigidity in the Activated Form of the Glucose/ Galactose Receptor from E-coli: A Phenomenon That Will Be Key to the Development of Biosensors," Biophysical Journal (Feb. 2006).
J. Wang, J.A. Profitt, M.J. Pugia and I.I. Suni, "Au Nanoparticle Conjugation for Impedance and Capacitance Signal Amplification in Biosensors," Anal. Chem.78, 1769 (2006).
A.K. Kota, G. Anand, S. Ramakrishnan, L.L. Regel and W.R. Wilcox, "Influence of Oxygen, Hydrogen, Helium, Argon and Vacuum on the Surface Behavior of Molten InSb, other Semiconductors, and Metals on Silica," J. Crystal Growth (In press, 2006).
Z. Wang, P.K. Hopke , P.A. Baron, G. Ahmadi, Y-S Cheng, G. Deye, and W.-C. Su, "Fiber Classification and the Influence of Average Air Humidity," Aerosol Sci. Technol. 39, 1056-1063 (2005).
Yu, F., Cheng, M.C., Wettimuny, R., Habitz, P. and Ahmadi, G., Modeling of Thermal Behavior in Silicon-On-Insulator Structures, IEEE Transaction on Electron Devices (in Press).
Ahmadi, G., Zhang, H., Han, R. and Greenspan, B., Removal of Particle Pairs from a Plane Surface, J. Adhesion (2005, in Press).
S. Andreescu and O.A. Sadik, "Advanced Electrochemical Sensors for Cell Cancer Monitoring," Methods 37, 84-93 (2005).
J. Karasinski, S. Andreescu, O.A. Sadik, B. Lavine, and Vora, M.N., "Multiarray Sensors with Pattern Recognition for the Detection, Classification and Differentiation of Bacteria at Species and Subspecies Levels," Anal. Chem., 77 (24), 9741-7949 (2005).
S. Andreescu , D.W. McGee, and O.A. Sadik, "Effect of Natural and Synthetic Estrogens on A549 Lung Cancer Cells: Correlation of Cytotoxic Effects to Chemical Structures," Chem. Res. Toxicol., 18, 446-474 (2005).
M.P. Anisimov, L. Anisimova, and P.K. Hopke, "Nucleation Rate Surface Construction for Water Vapor." In: Nonequilibrium Processes. Plasma, Aerosols, and AtmosphericPhenomena. Volume 2. Eds by G.D. Roy, S. M. Frolov, and A.M. Sterik. Torus Press. Moscow. 260-266 (2005).
M.P. Anisimov and P.K. Hopke, " Some General Requirements for Vapor Nucleation Rate Experiments." In: Nonequilibrium Processes. Plasma, Aerosols, and Atmospheric Phenomena. Volume 2. Eds by G.D. Roy, S. M. Frolov, and A.M. Sterik. Torus Press. Moscow. 267-275 (2005).
L. Anisimova, M. Anisimov, G. Semin, P. Turner, and P.K. Hopke, "An Algorithm for Semi-Empirical Design of Nucleation Rate Surface," J. Colloid Interface Sci. 290, 107–116 (2005).
W. Zhao, P.K. Hopke, X. Qin, and K.A. Prather, "Predicting Bulk Ambient Aerosol Compositions from ATOFMS Data with ART-2a and Multivariate Analysis," Anal. Chim. Acta549, 179–187 (2005).
M.P. Anisimov, L. Anisimova, P. Turner, and P. Hopke, "Nucleation Research Progress for Description of Atmospheric Aerosol Dynamics II.. Nucleation Rate Surface for Water Vapor," Optics of Atmosphere and Ocean , 18(5-6): 380-386 (2005)
L. Zaheed and R.J.J. Jachuck, "Effects of corrugation angle on heat transfer and pressure drop in a cross-corrugated polymer film compact heat exchanger (PFCHE)," International Journal of Heat Exchangers, 1524-5608/Vol VI, 305-330 (2005).
L. Zaheed and R.J.J. Jachuck, "Effects of Prandtl number on heat transfer and pressure drop in a cross-corrugated polymer film compact heat exchanger (PFCHE)," International Journal of Heat Exchangers, 1524-5608/Vol VI, 331-359 (2005).
R.JJ. Jachuck and J.R. Burns, "Spinning Disk," Encyclopedia of ChemicalProcessing, Dekker Pub. (2005).
L. Zaheed and R.J.J. Jachuck, "Performance of a square, cross-corrugated, polymer film, compact, heat-exchanger with potential application in fuel cells," Journal of Power Sources, 140, 304-310 (2005).
J.R.Burns and R.J.J. Jachuck, "Determination of liquid-solid mass transfer coefficient for a spinning disc reactor using a limiting current technique," International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 48, 2540-2547 ( 2005).
J.R.Burns and R.J.J. Jachuck, "Monitoring of CaCO 3 Production on a Spinning Disc Reactor Using Local Conductivity Measurements," AIChEJournal, Vol. 51, No. 5, 1497-1507 (May 2005).
Shen, H.H. , Jenkins, J.T., and Ji, S. "Geometrically Constrained Flow Behavior with Uniform Disks," Proc. McMat2005, The 2005 Joint ASME/ASCE/SES Conference on Mechanics and Materials, Baton Rouge, Louisiana (Paper No. 624) June 1-3 (2005).
Orlando, A. and Shen, H.H. "Calculation of Volume, Mass and Moments of Inertia of Coupled Spheres," CEE Dept. Rep., 05-14 ( 2005).
Orlando, A., Ji, S., and Shen, H.H., "Analytical and Numerical Methods to Calculate the Volume, Mass and Moments of Inertia of Clumped Spheres," CEE Dept. Rep., 05-15 (2005).
Berdyyeva, T., C.D. Woodworth, and I. Sokolov, "Visualization of cytoskeletal elements by the atomic force microscope,"Ultramicroscopy,102(3), 189-198 (2005).
Berdyyeva, T.K., C.D. Woodworth, and I. Sokolov, "Human epithelial cells increase their rigidity with ageing in vitro: direct measurements," Physics inMedicine and Biology, 50(1), 81-92 (2005).
S. Iyer, Y. Kievesky, C. Woodworth and I. Sokolov, "Fluorescent Silica Beads for Detection of Cervical Cancer," Proceedings of the 2005 Nanotechnology Conference Nanotech 2005, Volume 1, 210-213 (2005).
I. Sokolov and C.D. Woodworth, "Loss of Elasticity of Ageing Epithelial Cells, and Its Possible Reversal," Proceedings of the 2005 NanotechnologyConference Nanotech 2005, Volume 1, 63-66 (2005).
Patents :
I. Sokolov, S. Iyer, and Craig Woodworth, "Use of fluorescent silica beads to identify cervical tumor cells," approved as pending in June 2005.
I. Sokolov and Craig Woodworth, "Novel use of cytotoxic drugs for treatment and prophylaxis of aging diseases by reversing the loss of elasticity of epithelial cells due to aging," approved as pending in Aug.2004 us60/579,165 (full patent filed in Aug.2005)
N. Moumen, R.S. Subramanian, and J.B. McLaughlin, "Experiments on the Motion of Drops on a Horizontal Solid Surface Due to a Wettability Gradient," Langmuir, 22, 2682-2690 (2006).
R.S. Subramanian , R.J. Larsen, and H.A. Stone, "Stability of a Flat Gas-Liquid Interface Containing Non-Identical Spheres toGas Transport: Toward an Explanation of Particle Stabilization of Gas Bubbles," Langmuir21, 4526-4531 (2005).
R.S. Subramanian , N. Moumen, and J.B. McLaughlin, "Motion of a Drop on a Solid Surface Due to a Wettability Gradient," Langmuir, 21, 11844-11849 (2005).
J. Wang, K.A. Carmon, L.A. Luck and I.I. Suni, "Electrochemical Impedance Biosensor for Glucose Detection Utilizing a Periplasmic E. coli Receptor Protein," Electrochem. Solid-state Lett. 8, H61 (2005).
S.P. Nikanorov, M.P. Volkov , V.N. Gurin, Yu.A. Burenkov, L.I. Derkachenko, B.K. Kardashev, L.L. Regel and W.R. Wilcox, "Structural and Mechanical Properties of Al-Si Alloys Obtained by fast Cooling of a Levitated Melt," Mat. Sci. Engin. A, 390, 63-69 (2005).
V.N. Gurin, S.P. Nikanorov, M.P. Volkov, L.I. Derkachenko, T.B. Popova, I.V. Korkin, W.R. Wilcox and L.L. Regel, "Crystallization in the Al-Si, Al-Ge, and Al-Si-Ge Systems with Centrifugation," Technical Physics50, 341-346 (2005); translated from Zhurnal TekhnicheskoiFiziki75, 56-62 (2005).
M.P. Volkov, V.N. Gurin, S.P. Nikanorov, Yu.A. Burenkov, L.I. Derkachenko, B.K. Kardashev, L.L. Regel and W.R. Wilcox, "Structure and Mechanical Properties of Al-Si(Ge) Alloys upon Melt Centrifugation and Quenching," Physics of the Solid State47, 913-919 (2005); translated from FizikaTverdogo Tela47, 886-892 (2005).
L.L. Regel and W.R. Wilcox , "Solidification and Casting," book review, Cryst. Growth Des. 5, 1657 (2005).
Ahmadi, G., Ji, C. and Smith, D.H., Numerical Simulation of Natural Gas Production from Methane Hydrate Dissociation, Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, Vol. 41, pp. 269-285 (2004).
Schmidt, R., Glauser, M. and Ahmadi, G., Flow and Turbulence Condition in the Wake of a H-Section in Cross Flow, Journal of Fluids and Structures Vol. 19, pp. 193-207 (2004).
Chrigui, M., Sadiki, A. and Ahmadi, G., "Study of Interaction in Spray between evaporating Droplets and Turbulence Using Second Order Turbulence RANS modelling and a Lagrangian Approach," Progress in Computational Fluid Dynamics, 4, 162-174 (2004).
Kvasnak, W., Ahmadi, G. and Schmidt, D.J., "An Engineering Model for the Fuel Spray Formation of Deforming Droplets," Atomization and Spray, 14, 289-339 (2004).
Mansoori, Z., Saffar-Avval, M., Basirat Tabrizi, H., and Ahmadi, G., "Experimental Study of Turbulent Gas-Solid Heat Transfer with Different Particle Temperatures," Experimental Thermaland Fluid Science, 28, 655-665 (2004).
Marzbanrad, J., Ahmadi, G., and Jha, R., "Optimal Preview Active Control of Structures During Earthquake," Engineering Structures, 26, 1463-1471 (2004).
Cheng, M.C., Yu, F., Habitz, P. and Ahmadi, G., "Analytical Heat Flow Modeling of Silicon-On-Insulator Devices," Solid State Electronics, 48, 415-426 (2004).
Marzbanrad, J., Ahmadi, G., Zohoor, H., and Hojjat, Y., "Stochastic Optimal Preview Control of a Vehicle Suspension," Journal of Sound and Vibration, 275, 973-990 (2004).
Cheng, M.C., Yu, F., Jun, L., Shen, M. and Ahmadi, G., "Steady-State and Dynamic Thermal Models for Heat Flow Analysis of Silicon-on-Insulator MOSFETs," Microelectronics Reliability, 44, 381-396 (2004).
Ferer, M., Ji, C., Bromhal, G.S., Cook, J., Ahmadi, G. and Smith, D. H., "Cross-Over from Capillary Fingering to Viscous Fingering for Immiscible Unstable Flows: Experiment and Modeling," Physical Review E, 70, 016330, 1-7 (2004).
Z. Tang, P. Pillay, A.M. Omekanda, C. Li, C. Cetinkaya, Young's Modulus for Laminated Machine Structures with Particular Reference to Switched Reluctance Motor Vibrations, IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications, 40, 3, 748-754, 2004.
Ming-C. Cheng, Feixia Yu, Jun Lin, Min Shen, Goodarz Ahmadi, "Steady-State and Dynamic Heat Flow Modeling of SOI MOSFET's," Microelectronics Reliability, 44, 381 (2004). Invited paper
Ming-C. Cheng, Feixia Yu, Peter Habitz, Goodarz Ahmadi, "Analytical Modeling of Heat Flow in SOI Structures," Solid-St. Electronics, 48, 415 (2004).
Feixia Yu, Ming-C. Cheng, Peter Habitz, and Goodarz Ahmadi, "Modeling of Thermal behavior in Silicon-On-Insulator Structures," IEEE Trans. Electron Devices, 51, 83, (2004).
K.A. McKinney, P.O. Wennberg, S. Dhaniyala , D.W. Fahey, M.J. Northway, K.F. Künzi, A. Kleinböhl, M. von König, H. Küllmann, H. Bremer, M.J. Mahoney, and T.P. Bui, Evidence for denitrification by NAT particles in the Arctiv: Trajectory studies on the phase of large HNO3-containing PSC particles, accepted for publication to the Journal of Geophysical Research, January 2004.
P.J. Popp, R.S. Gao, T.P. Marcy, D.W. Fahey, P.K. Hudson, T.L. Thompson, B. Kärcher, B.A. Ridley, A.J. Weinheimer, D.J. Knapp, D.D. Montzka, D. Baumgardner, T.J. Garrett, E.M. Weinstock, J.B. Smith, D.S. Sayres, J.V. Pittman, S. Dhaniyala , and T.P. Bui, Nitric Acid Uptake on Subtropical Cirrus Cloud Particles, accepted for publication in the Journal of Geophysical Research , January 2004.
D.A. Brevnov, E. Hutter and J.H. Fendler, Digital Signal Processing for Step-scan Phase and Electrochemical-potential Double Modulation Infrared Spectrometry, Appl. Spectrosc., 58(2), 184-192, (2004).
R. Kun, J.H. Fendler, Use of Attenuated Total Internal Reflection Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy to Investigate the Adsorption of and Interactions Between Charged Latex Particles, J.Phys. Chem. B, 108(11), 3462-3468 (2004).
P.K. Hopke, H-C Wang, D.-W. Lee, Experimental Studies of Heterogeneous Nucleation in the Turbulent Mixing Condensation Nuclei Counter, R. Mavliev, J. Phys. Chem. B, 108: 4558-4564 (2004).
V.Y. Smorodin and P.K. Hopke, Condensation Activation and Nucleation on Heterogeneous Aerosol Nanoparticles, J. Phys. Chem. B, 108: 9147-9157 (2004).
M.-C. Oliver Chang, P.K. Hopke, J.C. Chow, J.G. Watson, S.-M. Yi, G.C. England, Measurement of Ultrafine Particle Size Distribution from Stationary Combustion Sources of Coal, Oil and Gas, J. Air Waste Manage. Assoc., 54: 1494-1505 (2004).
K.V.K. Boodhoo, W.A.E. Dunk, M.S. Jassim, R.J. Jachuck, Thin film solvent-free photopolymerization of n-butyl acrylate. I. Static film studies, Journal of Applied Polymer Science 91: 4, 2079-2095 (2004)
Whelan, M.J. and Janoyan, K.D. Advanced Inline Measurement and Control Tools for Sand Filling and Compaction in Lost Foam Casting. Smart Structures/NDE 2004, San Diego, California.(2004)
Sazonov, E., Janoyan, K.D., and Jha, R. Wireless Intelligent Sensor Network for Autonomous Structural Health Monitoring, Smart Structures/NDE 2004, San Diego, California. (2004)
Janoyan, K.D.and Whelan, M.J. Interface Stresses between Soil and Large Diameter Drilled Shaft under Lateral Loading, ASCE Geotechnical Special Publication No. 124, "Drilled Shafts, Micropiling, Deep Mixing, Remedial Methods, and Specialty Foundation Systems," (2004).
Qiu, T., Fox, P.J., Janoyan, K.D., Stewart, J.P., and Wallace, J.W. (2004) Response and Analysis of a Large Diameter Drilled Shaft Subjected to Lateral Loading, ASCE Geotechnical Special Publication No. 124, "Drilled Shafts, Micropiling, Deep Mixing, Remedial Methods, and Specialty Foundation Systems," (2004).
C.M. Pettit, J.E. Garland, M.J. Walters and D. Roy, "Time Resolved Study of Electrode Reactions using Fourier Transform Impedance Spectroscopy: Mutually Correlated Adsorption Kinetics of Cu 2+ and ClO 4 - on gold," Electrochimica Acta, 49, 3293- 3304 (2004).
S.B. Emery, J.L. Hubbley, D. Roy, "Voltammetric and Amperometric Analyses of Electrochemical Nucleation: Electrodeposition of Copper on Nickel and Tantalum," Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry 568C, 121-133 (2004).
J.E. Garland, C.M. Pettit, D. Roy, "Analysis of experimental constraints and variables for time resolved detection of Fourier transform electrochemical impedance spectra," Electrochimica Acta 49, 2623-2635 (2004).
D. Roy, J.H. Fendler, "Reflection and Absorption Techniques For Optical Characterization of Chemically Assembled Nanomaterials" (Review), Advanced Materials, 16, 479-508 (2004).
C.M. Pettit, J.E. Garland, M.J. Walters, & D. Roy, "Time Resolved Study of Electrode Reactions using Fourier Transform Impedance Spectroscopy: Mutually Correlated Adsorption Kinetics of Cu2+ and ClO4- on gold," Electrochimica Acta, 49, 3293-3304 (2004).
Shen, H.H.and B. Sankaran, Internal length and time scales in a simple shear granular flow, Phys. Rev. E., 70 (5): Art. No. 051308 Part 1 (Nov 2004).
Hayley H. Shen, Daniel M. Hanes, and Shunying Ji, " Direct Comparison of Couette Shear Cell Tests between Physical and Computer Experiments," Proc. ASCE 17th Engineering Mechanics Conference, U. Delaware, June 13-16, (2004)
Shunying Ji, Hayley H. Shen, Contact Force Models for Granular Flows, Report No. 04-02, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Clarkson University
Shunying Ji, Hayley H. Shen, A DEM Study of Three-Dimensional Simple Shear Flow of Spheres, Report No. 04-05, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Clarkson University
Andres D. Orlando, Hayley H. Shen, and Shunying Ji, Induced Granular Packing," Report No. 04-08, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Clarkson University
Hayley H. Shen, James T. Jenkins, Shunying Ji, Geometrically Constraint Granular Flow Behavior, (abstract) APM04 (XXXII International Summer School – Conference "Advanced Problems in Mechanics"), St. Petersburg, Russia, June 24-July 1 (2004).
R. Balasubramaniam and R. S. Subramanian, Thermocapillary Convection due to a Stationary Bubble, Phys. Fluids, 16, No.8, 3131-3137 (2004).
R. Balasubramaniam and R. S. Subramanian, "Thermocapillary Migration of a Drop: An Exact Solution with Newtonian Interfacial Rheology and Stretching/Shrinkage of Interfacial Area for Small Marangoni Numbers," in Transport Phenomena inMicrogravity (Ed. S. S. Sadhal), Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. 1027, 303-310 (2004).
J. Wang, L.L. Regel and W.R. Wilcox, "Detached solidification of InSb on Earth," J. Crystal Growth 260, 590-599 (2004).
S.P. Nikanorov, M.P. Volkov , V.N. Gurin, Yu.A. Burenkov, L.I. Derkachenko, B.K. Kardashev, L.L. Regel and W.R. Wilcox, "Structural and mechanical properties of hyper- and near hypo- eutectic Al-Si alloys obtained by fast cooling of a levitated melt," submitted to Mat. Sci. Engin. A
W.R. Wilcox,Crystal Growth Technology, book review, Cryst. Growth Des. 4, 639 (2004).
Ji, C., Ahmadi, G. and Smith, D.H., "Constant Rate Natural Gas Production from a Well in a Hydrate Reservoir", Energy Conversion and Management, Vol. 44, pp. 2403-2423 (2003)
Hamidi, M., El Naggar, M.H., Vafai, A., and Ahmadi, G., "Seismic Isolation of Buildings with Sliding Concave Foundation (SCF)", Earthquake Engineering Structural Dynamics, Vol. 32, pp. 15-29 (2003).
Jha, R., Pausley, M. and Ahmadi, G., "Optimal Active Control of Launch Vibration of Space Structures", AIAA Journal Spacecraft and Rockets, Vol. 40, pp. 868-874 (2003).
Abouali, O., Alishahi, M.M., Emdad, H. and Ahmadi, G., "Dual-Code Thin-Layer Parabolized Navier-Stokes Strategy for Supersonic Flow over Spinning Bodies", AIAA Journal Spacecraft and Rockets, Vol. 40, pp. 893-897 (2003).
Ahmadi, G., Mazahri, A.R. and, Smith, D.H., "A Model for Multiphase Flows through Poroelastic Media", Journal Porous Media, Vol. 6, pp. 1-14 (2003).
Ming-C. Cheng, Ramitha Wettimuny, Peter Habitz and Goodarz Ahmadi, "Thermal Simulation for SOI Devices Using Thermal Circuit Models and Device Simulation," Solid St. Electronics, 47, 345-351, (2003).
Feixia Yu, Ming-C. Cheng, "Heat Flow in SOI Current Mirrors," Proceedings of Int. Semicond. Device Research Symp. (ISDRS 2003), pp. 392-393, Washington DC, Dec. 10-12, 2003.
Lei Ai, Ming-C. Cheng, "Optimization of the Cutoff Frequency for Si1-xGex HBTs," Proceedings of Int. Semicond. Device Research Symp. (ISDRS 2003), pp. 172-173, Washington DC, Dec. 10-12, 2003.
Ming-C. Chengand Feixia Yu, "Heat Flow Models for Silicon-On-Insulator Structures," Proceedings of The 11th IEEE Int. Symp. on Electron Devices for Microwave and Optoelectronic Applications (EDMO'2003), Nov. 17-18, 2003, Orlando, 2003.
Ming-C. Cheng, Lin Jun and Min Shen, "Dynamic Thermal Circuit of SOI MOSFETs for Fast Digital Operation," Proceedings of IEEE Conference on Electron Devices and Solid-State Circuits (EDSSC 2003), p. 141, Hong Kong, Dec 16-18, 2003. Best Paper Award
Ming-C. Chengand Feixia Yu , "SOI Thermal Resistance and its Application To Thermal Modeling of SOI MOSFETs," Int'l Symposium on SOI Device Technologies XI, pp. 395-400, Paris, France, April 27 – May 2, 2003.
Dhaniyala S, Flagan RC, McKinney KA, Wennberg PO, Novel aerosol/gas inlet for aircraft-based measurements, Aerosol Science and Technology, 37 (10): 828-840 October 2003.
E. Hutter, K.A. Assiongbon, J.H. Fendler and D. Roy, "Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy Using Polarization Modulation and Polarization Selective Geometries: Investigation of Self-Assembled Octadecylmercaptan on a Thin Gold Film," Journal of Physical Chemistry B 107 7812-7819 (2003).
Wang, Ji-Hong, Hopke, Philip K., Hancewicz, Thomas M., and Zhang, Shuliang L., "Application of Modified Alternating Least Squares Regression to Spectroscopic Image Analysis," Analytica Chimica Acta, 476, 93-109 (2003).
Anisimov, M.P., Hopke, P.K. and Berezina, A.S., "General Requirements and Recommendations for Vapor Nucleation Rate Experiments," Aerosol Science and Technology, 37, 183-186 (2003).
D.-W. Lee, P.K. Hopke, D.H. Rasmussen, H.-C. Wang, R. Mavliev, "Comparison of Experimental and Theoretical Heterogeneous Nucleation on Ultrafine Carbon Particles," J. Phys. Chem. 107: 13813-13822 (2003)
F. Gan and P.K. Hopke, New Convergence Criterion for Multivariable Curve Resolution, Anal. Chim. Acta 495: 195-203 (2003).
N.M. Faber, R. Bro, and P.K. Hopke, Recent developments in CANDECOMP/ PARAFAC algorithms: A critical review, Chemom. Intell. Lab. Syst. 65:119-137 (2003).
N.M. Faber, X.-H. Song and P.K. Hopke, Sample–Specific Standard Error of Prediction for Partial Least Squares Regression, Trends Anal. Chem. 22(5):330-334 (2003).
P. Leveson, B.W.A Dunk and R. Jachuck, A numerical investigation into the kinetics of free radical polymerization on a spinning disc reactor, Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 90, 693-699 (2003).
G.Trippa and R. Jachuck, Process Intensification: Precipitation of Calcium Carbonate Using Narrow Channel Reactors, Trans IChemE, 81 A, (2003).
J. Burns, C. Ramshaw & R.J. Jachuck, Measurement of liquid film thickness and determination of spin radius on a rotating disc using electrical resistance technique, Chemical Engineering Science, 58 2245-2253 (2003)
N. Tzanetakis, W. Tamma, K. Scott & R.J. Jachuck, The effect of corrugated membranes on salt splitting, Journal of Applied Electrochemistry, 33:411-417, (2003).
N. Tzanetakis, W. Tamma, K. Scott & R.J. Jachuck, R.S. Slade and J. Varcoe, Comparative Performance of Ion Exchange Membranes for Electrodialysis of Nickel and Cobalt, Separation and Purification Technology, 30 113-127 (2003)
Trippa G. and Jachuck R., Process Intensification: Precipitation of calcium carbonate in micro reactors, ICheaP-6, Pisa, Italy: June 8-11, 2003.
Leveson P., Dunk W., Jachuck R., A numerical investigation into the kinetics of free radical polymerization on a spinning disc reactor, ICheaP-6, Pisa, Italy: June 8-11, 2003.
Ryan J McGlen, Roshan Jachuck, Song Lin, Integrated Thermal Management Techniques for High Power Electronic Devices, , 8th UK National Heat Transfer Conference, Oxford, September 2003.
J.R. Burns and R. Jachuck, Recent advances on spinning disc reactor technology, 5th International conference on "Process Intensification for the chemical industry," BHR Conference series, Maastricht October 13-15, 2003.
J.R. Burns and R. Jachuck, Opportunities offered by micro reactor technology for processing industry, 5th International conference on "Process Intensification for the chemical industry," BHR Conference series, Maastricht October 13-15, 2003
R. Jachuckand M.J. Scalley, Process technology for continuous production of nano-micron size particles, A.I.Ch.E. Spring National Meeting 2003.
J.R. Burns and R. Jachuck, Real-Time techniques for liquid flow analysis on a spinning disc reactor, A.I.Ch.E. Spring National Meeting 2003.
Janoyan, K.D., Wallace, J.W., and Stewart, J.P. Full Scale Cyclic Lateral Load Test of Reinforced Concrete Shaft-Column, Structural Journal, ACI (in review) (2003)
Janoyan, K.D.and Whelan, M.J. Experimental Investigation of Interface Stresses between Soil and Laterally Loaded Shaft, Proceedings of the 6th International Symposium on Field Measurements in Geomechanics, Oslo, Norway (2003)
Minnetyan, L. and Janoyan, K.D. "An Energy Absorption Device with Granular Material," Proceedings of the 8th World Seminar on Seismic Isolation, Energy Dissipation and Active Vibration Control of Structures, Yerervan, Armenia (2003)
C.M. Pettit, K.A. Assiongbon, J.E. Garland and D. Roy , "Time Resolved Detection of Electrochemical Effects by Surface Plasmon Resonance Measurements: A Simple Technique Using a Large Area Single Cell Photodiode," Sensors and Actuators B 96 105-113 (2003)
L.A. Luck, M.J. Moravan, J.E. Garland, B. Salopek-Sondi and D. Roy, "Chemisorptions of Bacterial Receptors for Hydrophobic Amino Acids and Sugars on Gold for Biosensor Applications: A surface Plasmon Resonance Study of Genetically Engineered Proteins," Biosensors and Bioelectronics 19 249-259 (2003)
J.E. Garland, K.A. Assiongbon, C.M. Pettit and D. Roy, "Surface Plasmon Resonance Transients at an Electrochemical Interface: Time Resolved Measurements Using a Bicell Photodiode," Analytica Chimica Acta 475 47-58 (2003).
P.Ch. Zielke, R.S. Subramanian, J.A. Szymczyk, and J.B. McLaughlin, Movement of Drops on a Solid Surface due to a Contact Angle Gradient,PAMM (Proc. in Applied Math. Mech) 2 , No. 1, 390-391 (2003).
R. Balasubramaniam and R. S. Subramanian, Thermocapillary Convection in a Spherical Container due to a Stationary Bubble, Adv. Space Res. 32 , No. 2, 137-142 (2003)
L.L. Regel, W.R. Wilcox,Y. Wang and J. Wang , "Improved Crystal Quality by Detached Solidification in Microgravity," Proceedings of the NASA 2002 Microgravity Materials Science Conference , NASA/CP -2003-212339, edited by D. Gillies, N. Ramachandran, K. Murphy, D. McCauley, and N. Bennett, pp 476-484 (2003).
L.L. Regel, W.R. Wilcox,S. Ramakrishnan and A. Kota, "Residual Gas Effects on Detached Solidification in Microgravity," ibid, pp 688-694 (2003).
Aidun D.K., Domey J., and Ahmadi G., Digital Simulations of Stationary and a Linear weld, Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, Vol. 33B, 101 (2002).
Yu, W.L., Matijevic', E. and Borkovec, M., "Absolute Heteroaggregation Rate Constants by Multiangle Static and Dynamic Light Scattering," Langmuir, 18, 7853 (2002).
Mueller, A., O'Brien, D. F. "Polymerization of Mesophases of Hydrated Amphiphiles," Chemical Reviews, 102, 727 (2002).
Shen, H.H., "Regimes of Granular Flows," ASCE Proceedings of the 3rd Int. Conf. Discrete Element Methods. Santa Fe, NM, (Sept. 22-25, 2002).
Shen, H.H., Hanes, D.M. and Jenkins, J.T., "Granular Shear Flows – Constitutive Relations and Internal Structures," Sixth Microgravity Fluid Physics and Transport Phenomena Conference, Cleveland, OH. (Aug. 14 - 16, 2002).
Shen, H.H., "Two-Dimensional Dense Granular Materials: Random Voids and Localized Shear Zones," Proceedings of the ASCE 15th Engineering Mechanics Conference, New York, NY (June 2-5, 2002).
Wang, Y., Regel, L.L. and Wilcox, W.R., "Approximate Material Balance Solution to the Moving Meniscus Model of Detached Solidification," J. Crystal Growth, 143, 546 (2002).
Wang, Y., Regel, L.L. and Wilcox, W.R., "Can Propagation of Gas Bubbles Lead to Detached Solidification? Experiments on Freezing of Water," Crystal Growth & Design, 2, 453 (2002).
Regel, L.L.,Wilcox, W.R., Wang, Y., and Wang, J., "Improved Crystal Quality by Detached Solidification in Microgravity," Proceedings of the 2002 NASA Microgravity Materials Science Conference (2002).
Regel, L.L.,Wilcox, W.R., Ramakrishnan, S., and Kota, A., "Residual Gas Effects on Detached Solidification in Microgravity," Proceedings of the 2002 NASA Microgravity Materials Science Conference (2002).
Rofooei, F.R., Mobarake, A. and Ahmadi, G., Generation of Artificial Earthquake Records with a Nonstationary KanaiTajimi Model, Engineering Structures, Vol. 23, (2001).
Vafai, A., Hamidi, M. and Ahmadi, G., Numerical Modeling of MDOF Structures with Sliding Supports Using Rigid Plastic Link, Earthquake Engineering Structural Dynamics, Vol. 30, (2001).
Ellison, J., Ahmadi, G. and Kehoe, M.W. Passive Vibration Control of Airborne Equipment Using a Circular Ring, Journal Sound and Vibration, Vol. 246 (2001).
Aidun D.K., The Corrosion Behavior of Fe-Mn-Al Weld Metals, ASM Journal of Materials Engineering & Performance, Vol. 10(1), 46 (February 2001).
Aidun D.K., Influence of Simulated High-g on the Weld Size of Al-Li Alloy, Acta Astronautica, Vol. 48, No. 2-3, 153 (February 2001).
Min Shen, Tongju Zhou, Ming-C. Cheng and Robert Fithen, Least-squares Finite Element Formulation for Hydrodynamic Modeling of Semiconductor Devices, Computer Methods Appl. Mech & Eng, 190, 2875 (2001).
Min Shen, Ming-C. Cheng and J. J. Liou A Generalized Finite Element Method for Hydrodynamic Modeling of Short-Channel Devices, VLSI Design, in press.
Min Shen, Wai-Kay Yip, Ming-C. Cheng, and J.J. Liou, An Upstream Flux Splitting Method for Hydrodynamic Modeling of Deep Submicron Devices, VLSI Design, in press
Bondurant, B., Mueller, A., O'Brien, D. F. Photoinitiated Destabilization of Sterically Stabilized Liposomes," Biochim. Biophys. Acta, 1511 (1), 113-122 (2001).
L.L. Regel, W.R. Wilcox, D. Popov and F. Li, Influence of Freezing Rate Oscillations and Convection on Eutectic Microstructure, Acta Astronautica, 48, 101-108 (2001).
R.V. Parfeniev and L.L. Regel, Gravity Application to Anisotropic Semiconductor Materials: from High- to Microgravity Conditions, Acta Astronautica, 48, 163-168 (2001).
Fengcui Li, L.L. Regel and W.R. Wilcox, The Influence of Electric Current Pulses on the Microstructure of the MnBi/Bi Eutectic, J. Crystal Growth, 223, 251-264 (2001).
Y. Wang, L.L. Regel and W.R. Wilcox, Steady State Detached Solidification of Water at Zero Gravity, J. Crystal Growth, 226, 430-435 (2001).
V.N. Gurin, S.P. Nikanorov, A.P. Nechitailov, L.I. Derkachenko. M.M. Korsukova, V.N. Osipov, I.N. Zimkin, Z.I. Uspenskaya and L.L. Regel, Parameters and properties of crystals of ionic compounds obtained by centrifugal separation of supersaturated aqueous solutions, Phys. Solid State 43, 1241-1246 (2001); Fizika Tverdogo Tela 43, 1196-1202 (2001).
D.I. Popov, L.L. Regel and W.R. Wilcox, Phase-Field Model of Unsteady and Oscillatory Eutectic Solidification, Crystal Growth & Design 1, 313 (2001)
I.L. Moskowitz, L.L. Regel and W.R. Wilcox, Influence of Centrifugation on Furnace Temperature Distribution and Freezing Rate of InSb using the Gradient Freeze Technique, Processing by Centrifugation, Proceedings of the Fourth International Workshop on Materials Processing at High Gravity, edited by L.L.Regel and W.R. Wilcox, Kluwer Academic/Plenum, New York, 253 (2001).
J. Simmons, L.L. Regel, W.R. Wilcox and R. Partch, Influence of Centrifugation on Coagulation of Colloidal Dispersions of Teflon, ibid, pp 133-140 (2001).
P.V. Skudarnov, L.L. Regel, W.R. Wilcox and G. Ahmadi, Numerical Modeling and Flow Visualization in the Gradient Freeze Configuration during Centrifugation, ibid, pp 273-286 (2001).
L.L. Regel, W.R. Wilcox, R. Derebail and P.V. Skudarnov, Vibration during Centrifugation, ibid, pp 1-6 (2001).
S.P. Nikanorov, V.N. Gurin, L.I. Derkachenko, A.P. Nechitailov, I.N. Zimkin, Z.I. Uspenskaya,V.N. Osipov, M.M. Korsukova, and L.L. Regel, The Effect of Centrifugation on the Composition, Structure and Properties of Ionic Compound Crystals, ibid, pp 71-76 (2001).
V.N. Gurin, S.P. Nikanorov, A.P. Nechitailov, V.N. Osipov, Z.I. Uspenskaya, M.M. Korsukova, and L.L. Regel, Alteration of the Chemical Composition of Solid Solutions and Eutectics by Centrifugation, ibid, pp77-82 (2001).
L.L. Regel, R.V. Parfeniev, I.I. Farbshtein, I.L. Shulpina, S.V. Yakimov, V.P. Shalimov, and A.M. Turchaninov, Defect Formation in Tellurium at Different Gravitational Levels, ibid, pp 241-252 (2001).
W.R. Wilcoxand L.L. Regel, Microgravity Effects on Materials Processing: A Review, Proceedings of the 7th European Conference on Advanced Materials and Processes, Associazione Italiana di Metallurgia, Milano (2001).
Shen, H.H., Sample Size Effects on Constitutive Relations of Granular Materials, J. Eng.Mech., 127 (10) 978-986 (2001).
M. Reyes, X. Yu, D. A. Shipp, Kinetic Analysis of the Atom Transfer Radical Polymerization of n-Butyl Acrylate Mediated by Cu(I)Br/N,N,N',N',N"-Pentamethyldiethylenetriamine Macromol, Chem. Phys. 202, 3268-3272 (2001).
K. Matyjaszewski, H.-j. Paik, D. A. Shipp, Y. Isobe, Y. Okamoto, Free-Radical Intermediates in Atom Transfer Radical Addition and Polymerization: Study of Racemization, Halogen Exchange, and Trapping Reactions Macromolecules, Chem. Phys. 34, 3127-3129 (2001).
Subramanian RSand Balasubramaniam, R, The Motion of Bubbles and Drops in Reduced Gravity, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, 2001.
Wozniak, G, Balasubramaniam, R, Hadland, PH, and Subramanian, RS, Temperature fields in a liquid due to the thermocapillary motion of bubbles and drops, Experiments in Fluids, 31, 84-89 (2001).
Subramanian, RS, Zhang, L, and Balasubramaniam, R, Mass Transport from a Drop Executing Thermocapillary Motion, Microgravity Science and Technology, XII, No. 3/4, 107-115 (1999), published in 2001.
Zhang, L, Subramanian, RS, and Balasubramaniam, R, Motion of a Drop in a Vertical Temperature Gradient at Small Marangoni Number - the Critical Role of Inertia, J. Fluid Mech., 448, 197-211 (2001).
Aidun D.K., Domey J.J., and Ahmadi G., Effect of High Gravity on Weld Fusion Zone Shape, Welding Journal, 145s (June 2000).
Jun Xu and Ming-C. Cheng, Design Optimization of High Performance Low Temperature MOSFET's with Low-Impurity-Density Channel below 1 Volt, IEEE Trans. Electron Devices, 47, 813 (2000).
Min Shen and Ming-C. Cheng, The Least-Squares Finite Element Method for 2D Hydrodynamic Simulation of MESFET's, accepted for presentation in Third IEEE Int'l Caracas Conf. on Devices, Circuits and Systems, pp. D30.1-30.6, Cancún, Mexico, March 15 - 17 (2000).
Jun Xu and Ming-C. Cheng, A Dynamic Threshold-Voltage SOI MOSFET with a Stepped Channel Doping Profile, accepted for presentation in Third IEEE Int'l Caracas Conf. on Devices, Circuits and Systems, pp. D29.1-D29.5, Cancún, Mexico, March 15 - 17 (2000).
Mueller, A., Bondurant, B., O'Brien, D. F. Light-Stimulated Destabilization of PEG-Liposomes," Macromolecules 2000, 33 (13), 4799-4804.
Penumadu, D., Zhao, R., and Frost, J.D., Virtual Geotechnical Laboratory Experiments Using a Simulator, International Journal of Numerical and Analytical Methods in Geomechanics, 24, 439 (2000).
Penumadu, D., and Dean, J., Compressibility Effect in Pore Size Distribution of Kaolin Clay Using Mercury Intrusion Porosimetry, Canadian Geotechnical Journal, 37, 393 (2000).
Penumadu, D., and Mandeville, D., PID Controlled Combined Axial Torsional Testing System for Cohesive Soil, Geotechnical Measurements: Lab and Field, Geotechnical Special Publication, ASCE, 106, 1 (2000).
Penumadu, D., and Zhao, R., Modeling Drained Triaxial Compression Behavior of Sand," Numerical Methods in Geotechnical Engineering, Geotechnical Special Publication, ASCE, 9, 71 (2000).
Penumadu, D., Mosier, C.T., and Schad, M. J. Modeling Advanced Material Properties Using Artificial Neural Networks, Proc. of Engineering Mechanics (EM-2000),
Austin, TX, 1 (2000).
Mandeville, D. and Penumadu, D., Testing Procedures for Obtaining Fixed Inclination of Major Principal Stress for 3-D Testing of Cohesive Soil, Proc. of Engineering Mechanics (EM-2000), Austin, TX, 1 (2000).
D.I. Popov, L.L. Regel and W.R. Wilcox, Application of the Theorem of Minimum Entropy Production to Growth of Lamellar Eutectics with an Oscillating Freezing Rate, J. Crystal Growth, 209, 181 (2000).
Y. Wang, L.L. Regel and W.R. Wilcox, Influence of Contact Angle, Growth Angle and Melt Surface Tension on Detached Solidification of InSb, J. Crystal Growth, 209, 175 (2000).
Balasubramaniam, R, and Subramanian, R.S., The migration of a drop in a uniform temperature gradient at large Marangoni numbers, Physics of Fluids, 12, No.4, 733-743 (2000).
Aidun D.K. and Dean J.P., Effect of Enhanced Convection on the Microstructure of Al-Cu-Li Welds, Welding Journal, 349s (October 1999).
Ming-C. Cheng, Physics-Based Solutions to Carrier Distribution Functions in Extreme Non-Equilibrium Situations, J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys. 32, 3047 (1999).
Wai-Kay Yip, Min Shen and Ming-C. Cheng, A Flux Vector Splitting Scheme for Hydrodynamic Simulation of MESFET's, Proc. 1999 Int'l Semicond. Device Research Symp. (ISDRS'99), pp. 413-416, Charlottesville, Virginia, December 1-3 (1999).
Jun Xu and Ming-C. Cheng, Investigation of Dynamic Threshold-voltage SOI MOSFET's with Low-Impurity-Density Channels, Proc. 1999 Int'l Semicond. Device Research Symp. (ISDRS'99), pp. 93-96, Charlottesville, Virginia, December 1-3 (1999).
Min Shen and Ming-C. Cheng, Least-Square Finite Element Simulation of MESFET's Based on the Hydrodynamic Model, Proc. 1999 Int'l Semicond. Device Research Symp. (ISDRS'99), pp. 241-244, Charlottesville, Virginia, December 1-3 (1999).
L.L. Regeland W.R. Wilcox, Detached Solidification in Microgravity: A Review, Microgravity Sci. Technol., 14, 152 (1999).
L.L. Regeland W.R. Wilcox, Enhanced Crystal Quality by Detached Solidification, Proceedings of the 1998 Microgravity Materials Science Conference, compiled by D.C. Gillies and D.E. McCauley, NASA/CP-1999-209092, Marshall Space Flight Center, 533 (1999).
W.R. Wilcox, L.L. Regeland R.W. Smith, Use of Microgravity to Control the Microstructure of Eutectics, ibid, 689 (1999).
Hadland, P.H., Balasubramaniam, R, Wozniak, G, and Subramanian, R.S., Thermocapillary Migration of Bubbles and Drops at Moderate to Large Marangoni Number and Moderate Reynolds Number in Reduced Gravity, Experiments in Fluids, 26, 240-248 (1999).
Ma, X, Balasubramaniam, R, and Subramanian, R.S., Numerical Simulation of Thermocapillary Drop Motion with Internal Circulation, Numerical Heat Transfer A, 35, 291-309 (1999).
Balasubramaniam, R, and Subramanian, R.S., Axisymmetric Thermal Wake Interaction of Two Bubbles in a Uniform Temperature Gradient at Large Reynolds and Marangoni numbers, Physics of Fluids, 11, No. 10, 2856-2864 (1999).


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text: http://www.cnn.com/2012/11/27/world/asia/north-korea-china-onion/index.html Onion: We just fooled the Chinese government! (CNN) -- China, as one Twitter user wrote Tuesday, has been fooled by the "mysterious Western art of satire." The merciless comedy website The Onion has declared North Korean leader Kim Jong Un the "sexiest man alive for 2012." And it appears China's People's Daily Online has taken the story seriously. "I love this one," Onion editor Will Tracy told CNN. "It has a certain delightfulness to it." The Chinese story reprinted satirical comments describing Kim's "air of power that masks an unmistakable cute, cuddly side," his "impeccable fashion sense, chic short hairstyle, and," the story says, "that famous smile." The story on People's Daily Online on Tuesday illustrates the mutual backscratching that China and North Korea exercise through their government-run media. The incident also shows foreign media outlets' difficulty in navigating The Onion's brand of satire. The Chinese website had underscored its story by including its own 55-page photo gallery to accompany the text, which was published in both English and Chinese. But the pages and the images were no longer available Wednesday. A woman responding to a call Wednesday to the office of the website said it was "impossible that the People's Daily will quote from any unreliable media -- we do verify our news and sources." The woman, who declined to identify herself, noted that the item had been removed. The People's Daily Online has a separate office from the print version of the Chinese Communist Party's main newspaper. Tracy said he's not surprised when legitimate news sites fall for his high-level tomfoolery, but this was the first time The Onion had named a "sexiest man alive." "We knew it would get a response," he said "but we didn't expect it would get life from abroad."


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Let's face it: There's only so much room in print.
I wrote a piece comparing Utah State to some of the most banged-up programs in Division I basketball for Thursday's paper ahead of the Aggies' game against Texas State. I thought as an addendum, I'd post some extra items from my interviews with North Texas' Tony Benford and IUPUI's Todd Howard as a way of comparing what each program has gone through, more to compare the ways they are similar.
At 19-9, Utah State has the best record of the the three programs I examined for this story. But look at the elements and struggles they share:
• One common thread: Slow the game down. Utah State is ranked No. 320 in Kenpom.com's adjusted tempo, a measurement that reflects the team's deliberate pacing. The hope is that by stretching the game out and limiting possessions, it keeps players fresh and keeps high-scoring offenses grounded.
Benford said he has a philosophy that's he's adopted: Score early or score late. "We want to either get those easy baskets in transition, or if that doesn't work, we want to draw out the clock. It gives us a better look and doesn't wear out our guys."
Howard said it's pretty much the only way the Jaguars can stay in a game. "We've played well in stretches. We try to make those stretches last longer. At Maryland, we played a great first half but kind of lost momentum in the second half."
• Mixing defenses is the best way to keep opponents on their toes. Utah State has done this with a little man, a little zone and occasionally adding some pressure, often being forced to revert to zone when foul trouble creeps up. When Stew Morrill played a triangle and two this season, he said it was the first time in a long time he's dusted it off. It's not altogether unusual for other injured programs to try to gain an edge with odd looks.
Benford: "That's probably the most difficult thing. We lost most of our guards, so we have 6-8 guys trying to guard the perimeter. You find yourself making all kinds of adjustments, mixing defenses, mixing in zone."
• The little moments seem that much bigger. Think of Utah State's heart-breaking losses to Louisiana Tech, Denver and BYU. Done in by a shot. Maybe a missed rebound. Maybe a free throw. That haunts you that much more, because a victory seems to mean so much more when the bench thins out.
Howard: "It all just seems magnified, each play. You look at all the different things that didn't go your way. We had a game where a kid caught his own missed free throw. Things like that are tough."
• The staffs are all befuddled by the injuries they're seeing. Morrill and his assistants haven't seen an injury bug like this one ever. Morrill said he found it hard to imagine that any other program could be so adversely affected. So did the North Texas and IUPUI staffs - they thought they were by far the worst, and they're each the most-afflicted teams they've encountered this year.
Morrill has been a head coach for 27 seasons. Howard has been at IUPUI for 17 seasons as an assistant and a head coach. Benford has two assistants who have been head coaches - Rob Evans and Bart Lundy - and neither has ever seen a situation quite like the one the Mean Green Eagles are in.
And even being the most injured team doesn't exactly inspire respect from other teams. "No one you play is going to feel sorry for you, I tell my guys that all the time." Benford said.
• It's hard not to look ahead. Howard said he's excited to see what going through adversity can do for his team next year, but there's still a challenge of winning games right ahead of him. Still, every coach mentioned there's been a lot of time for skill work and individual work. Benford said he's had a chance to get more development from freshmen and other newcomers who were barely expected to play.
This is also true for Utah State. All but one player on the team is slotted to come back next year when the program enters the Mountain West. Looking at players such as Jordan Stone, Marvin Jean, Spencer Butterfield and TeNale Roland, all have had a chance to develop and grow.
Of course, this has come at a terrible price. Marvin Jean said it best: "Coming in here, I wanted to play some minutes. But with everybody going down, I'm like, 'Man, I didn't want it like this.'"
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The earthen smell of the Mohonk Preserve forest and the warm
summer sun set the backdrop for Mount Saint Mary College student
Brittni Troy's recent research.
As part of the Montgomery, NY native's Summer Undergraduate
Research Experience (SURE), Troy, an interdisciplinary science
major, performed an observational study of the forest understory.
She surveyed the entire southern half of the nearly 7,000 acre
Using a small iPad-like device, Troy recorded the species,
density, and height of the understory vegetation. She created a map
to be used in land management decisions, such as where and when to
set controlled burns.
The aspiring teacher and president of the Mount chapter of the
Kappa Delta Pi education honor society said the hands-on experience
was a major boon to her teaching skills.
"To teach science you need to have the kids involved," she
explained. "I hope to get the kids out in nature and use the
scientific method to solve problems. That kind of thinking will not
only help them in science, but a variety of subjects."
Through SURE, Mount faculty act as mentors to Mount students
over the summer, in subjects such as science, mathematics,
education, the arts, business, and more. The college recently
received a grant of $10,000 for the program from TD Charitable
Foundation, the charitable giving arm of TD Bank.
More than 20 students participated in the program this summer.
They presented their projects to the public recently, including
research in creative economic development in the Hudson Valley and
psychological case studies.
As in previous years, the program was a hotbed for research in
the natural sciences. Professors James Moran and Suparna Bhalla
supervised biology/pre-med major Hannah Mulhall, from Holbrook, NY,
who spent her summer researching immune responses of lab mice to
the cutting-edge blood substitute, OxyVita.
Mulhall presented her findings to the OXYVITA Corporation's
pharmaceutical and biotechnology professionals, including founder
and CEO Hanna Wollocko. The undergrad masterfully fielded the
scientists' questions. They inquired about her research process,
suggested new parameters for further testing, and congratulated her
on a job well done.
OxyVita is a polymeric stroma-free hemoglobin developed by the
OXYVITA Corporation in New Windsor, NY. When perfected, OxyVita
could decrease the need for blood donations. Since it does not
require refrigeration, it could be used in hospitals, combat
situations, during power outages, and more. OxyVita can be
manufactured as both a liquid and a powder, and is the first
working blood substitute in powder form in the world.
"I'm looking forward to continuing this," said
Mulhall, active on campus as vice president of the local chapter of
Beta Beta Beta, a national honor society for biology. "It's really
interesting to me."
The Mount prepares students for graduate study; medical,
veterinary, or dental school; and careers in industry and
education, as well as other fields. At the college, students find
supportive study groups, service opportunities, and research with
Other projects included Stephanie Weaver of Rockville Centre,
NY, under the supervision of professor Daniel Shea, researching the
artistic and political facets of Irish and Anglo art; and the
nanoparticle research of Adam Earle of Merrick, NY (pictured at
right), a chemistry major, and associate professor of chemistry
Janet Petroski.
At the SURE culminating event, keynote speaker Bernard McSherry
discussed "Connecting the Dots and Looking Backwards: The
Importance of Personal Interests in Motivating Research."
A former governor of the New York Stock Exchange, McSherry
advised students to research what they love – something he learned
firsthand while obtaining his doctorate degree.
"What makes you happy? What makes you excited?" he asked. "If
you're going to take on a research project… it takes a long time
and a lot of emotional investment. Find out where your heart is
taking you, and if you're not feeling it, find something else."
McSherry is a 33-year Wall Street veteran, and longtime member
of the New York Stock Exchange. He founded McSherry & Company
in 1988, before joining Cuttone & Co., Inc. as senior vice
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Interview with Abdullah Özdoğan, 2 March, 2008
Adnan Oktar: Idea, love, affection, mercy, democracy, freedom of thought, excitement will generate this excellence. I mean, a complete freedom, a complete environment of love will occur. In civilization, there will be a marvelous advance and activity in terms of science and art. As you know in the early stages of Islam such developments took place in culture, science and art. This time, the development will be worldwide. A marvelous civilization will occur. You are young, so we will witness this all together insa'Allah.
American Public TV, December 19th 2008
Adnan Oktar: In the entire world, Muslims have just begun to understand the Qur'an. And they just started living by the rules of Islam. For example, in Syria, in Palestine communist regimes, that is Stalinist ideology was predominant. The communists were predominant in the Turkish world as well. The Islamic world has just started getting clear of these communist, Darwinist and materialist ideologies. I mean they have just become free from this sickness, and the Islamic world has just started recovering. And from now on they will advance in civilization, science, modernity, art and goodness. This will happen at the time of Hazrat Mahdi (as) and the Prophet Jesus (as). The hadiths of our Mohammad (saas) already revealed that the Islamic world was to experience such periods of collapse, pain and interregnum. And now this age of unrest is over. Now, the age of enlightenment and goodness started. That period you mentioned has just ended in the near past. From now on, there will be an age of continuous enlightenment, progression and resurgence.
Milliyet, 5 September, 2010
Prime Minister Tayyip Erdoğan: The Golden Age of Islam will be revived.
I could not stop wondering about the reason why Muslims are far away from building magnificent cities or works of art that fascinate people. I thought about the golden ages of Islamic geography such as 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th or 14th centuries, and why can Islamic world not continue this power in 20th and 21st century. I also thought about that while Islamic world was leading the humanity with great ideas and discoveries, from medicine to astronomy, from algebra to geometry, from physics to geography in almost every field, why does the Islamic world not lead today's world with such ideas and discoveries? Of course, every night ends with a morning as every morning ends with a night. I am quite sure that every civilization, country and nation also has nights and mornings. One day this great civilization that has contributed to the history, science and common culture of humanity will return back to its origin, and attain its actual place in the world.


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James Brum v Ruslan Abiltarov
James Brum v Ruslan Abiltarov
Michal Andryszak v Ion Cutelaba
Beslan Isaev v Viktor Halmi
Michal Andryszak proper shit out... He was alright when Rich pulled Ion off him. I'm not disputing the shots were to the back of the head but he pulled that off a la Enty vs Wheeler.
Well done simba mate big improvements and well done Alex aka too sexy to fight unlucky chris mate gutted for ya see u soon x
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Got a probleme when I try to run the graphics mode of BT5R3 form a USBLive key form my netbook.
The screen stay at the statement "checking battery state" ...
I make some reseach and no solution work, I hear is about the graphics carte's driver but my carte is kindly wierd is something like a "mesa X 11" i don't even find the referance on google...
I try to reconfigure the "xorg.confg" file but he dosent even apear on tbe file list. :/
However the iso work i try to launch him form a virtual machine.
On my Hardrive I have 2 partition, a backup manufacturer partition named "pqservice", a partition with windows 7 and something like 40go of free space.
Ubuntu 12.04 TLS work well on my computer i've try with a another live key.
I have no idea what i'm suppose to do, anyone here had the same probleme before ?
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On Campus
Take a Muslim Journey
Director of the Arab Studies Program and Assistant Professor of Sociology Randa Serhan is the first featured speaker in a mini-series about the Muslim experience in the United States. The series begins Thursday night at 5:30 in the library. In this program Professor Serhan will discuss her own ethnographic study of second-generation Palestinians, particularly women, in the United States and relate her research to a book, A Quiet Revolution: The Veil's Resurgence From the Middle East to North Africa, selected by a special NEH/ALA grant program. More information about this program appears below.
Take Muslim Journeys: Co-sponsored by the Arab Studies Program and the University Library
Professors affiliated with the Arab Studies Program (CAS) explore recent works about Islam through the lens of their scholarship. Moderated by Professor Randa Serhan, Director of the Arab Studies Program and Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology. Attendees do not need to be familiar with the works in the series, but all Muslim Journeys works will be available at the library.
- Professor Randa Serhan—March 28 Book: A Quiet Revolution: The Veil's Resurgence From the Middle East to North Africa
- Professor Pedram Partovi—April 4 Film: Prince Among Slaves
- Professor Oliver Martyn—April 11 Book: Acts of Faith
Delicious Lebanese food from Shemali's will be served. RSVP is not required.
Location: Training and Events Room, First Floor, American University Library
For more information about the Muslim Journeys program grant from NEH and ALA, please visit bridgingcultures.neh.gov/muslimjourneys


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Topic: ASCO Connection - Thanksgiving
Don S. Dizon, MD, FACP.
http://connection.asco.org/Commentary/A … iving.aspx
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Don S. Dizon, MD, FACP.
http://connection.asco.org/Commentary/A … iving.aspx
I too as a healthcare profession often times only see patients in passing. I quite often wonder how things turn out after I am gone. In my current position I only see each home health patients for a couple of hours before turning them over to their nurse case manager. I think every health care professional looks back. I thankfully live in a small community and run into family members, friends or even the patient's themselves. I think truly dedicated healthcare professionals have that compassion and concern about the lives they intersect with.
Good job with that one Gavin!
What a wonderful article. Thanks Gavin.
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Discussion in 'History Zone' started by fgoodwin, Apr 21, 2012.
Apr 27 - Drafted: Rod Hill-1, Jeff Rohrer-2, Monty Hunter-4 (1982), Greg Briggs-5, Chris Hall-9, Tim Daniel-11 (1992), Bradie James-4, Zuriel Smith-6 (2003), Tashard Choice-4, Orlando Scandrick-5 (2008); Signed: Demetric Evans (2001), Tony McGee (2002), Kevin Ogletree (2009);
Acquired: 2008 4th & 5th rd picks and 2009 3rd rd pick from Browns, 5th rd pick from Jaguars, 2008 4th & 2009 4th rd picks from Lions, 4th & 7th rd picks from Raiders (2008); Re-signed: Montrae Holland (2010); Birthdays: Ethan Brooks (T: 2005, b. 1972), Lee Roy Jordan (LB: 1963-1976, b. 1941); Deaths: Alvin Roy (1979)
Trivia: What was Jordan's nickname? Why was he given that nickname?
Got it from Walt Garrison who said he would hit his own grandmother if she was carrying the ball.
Apr 28 - Drafted: Howard Richards-1, Doug Donley-2, Glen Titensor-3, Danny Spradlin-5 (1981), Phil Pozderac-5, George Peoples-8 (1982), Danny Noonan-1, Ron Francis-2, Jeff Zimmerman-3, Kelvin Martin-4 (1987), Anthony Spencer-1, James Marten-3 (2007), Tyron Smith-1 (2011); Released: Richie Anderson & Randal Williams (2005);
Signed: Bill Bates (1983), Tony Romo & Torrin Tucker (2003), Thomas Johnson (2005); Re-signed: Scott Shanle (2006), Alan Ball (2010); Acquired: 2007 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 6th & 2008 1st rd picks from Browns, 1st rd pick from Eagles (2007); Birthdays: Phil Clark (DB: 1967-69, b. 1945), Scott Fujita (LB: 2005, b. 1979)
Trivia: Tom Landry was notorious for not playing rookies (if he could avoid it); yet Phil Clark saw extensive game time his rookie season -- why?
Apr 29 - Drafted: Bill Roe-3, James Jones-3, Kurt Petersen-4, Gary Hogeboom-5, Tim Newsome-6 (1980), Ron Fellows-7, Mike Wilson-9 (1981), Mike Sherrard-1, Darryl Clack-2, Mark Walen-3, Thornton Chandler-6, Johnny Holloway-7, Garth Jax-11, Chris Duliban (1986),
Everett Gay-5, Kevin Sweeney-7, Kevin Gogan-8, Alvin Blount-9, Dale Jones-10 (1987), Bobby Carpenter-1, Anthony Fasano-2, Jason Hatcher-3 (2006), Isaiah Stanback-4, Doug Free-4, Nick Folk-6, Deon Anderson-6, Courtney Brown-7, Alan Ball-7 (2007), Bruce Carter-2, DeMarco Murray-3 (2011);
Signed: John Warren (1983); Acquired: 1st rd pick from 49ers, 2nd rd pick from Colts (1986), 2nd, 6th & 7th rd picks from Jets, 3rd & 4th rd picks from Jags (2006), 6th rd pick from Browns (2007); Traded: Gary Hogeboom to Colts (1986); Re-signed: Michael Myers (2003); Birthdays: Kevin Mathis (DB: 1997-99, b. 1974), Lonyae Miller (RB: 2010; b. 1988), Chauncey Washington (RB: 2009, b. 1985)
Trivia: Ron Fellows was one of "Thurman's Thieves"; there were eight "Thieves" -- who can name all eight?
fgoodwin, are you okay?
I'm missing my This Day in Cowboy History updates
May 2 - Drafted: Larry Bethea-1, Alois Blackwell-4 (1978), Steve DeOssie-4, Steve Pelluer-5, Norm Granger-5, Eugene Lockhart-6, Joe Levelis-6, John Hunt-9, Brian Salonen-10, Dowe Aughtman-11 (1984);
Signed: Anthony Thomas (2005), Quincy Butler (2006); Collapsed: Cowboys practice facility (2009); Birthdays: Ron Burton (LB: 1987, b. 1954), Shaun Chapas (FB: 2011, b. 1988), Jim Eddy (Assistant coach: 1993, b. 1939)
Trivia: Two people were seriously injured in the collapse of the practice facility -- who were they?
Rich Behm and Joe DeCamillis. Both are still with the Cowboys. Joe Juraszek suffered a different type of injury and is not.
May 3 - Acquired: Lance Rentzel from Vikings (1967), 1st & 2nd rd picks from Seahawks (1977); Draft: Tony Dorsett-1, Glenn Carano-2, Tony Hill-3, Guy Brown-4, Andy Frederick-5, Jim Cooper-6, David Stalls-7 (1977), Tom Randall-7, Dennis Thurman-11 (1978), Robert Shaw-1, Aaron Mitchell-2, Doug Cosbie-3, Ron Springs-5 (1979);
Signed: Steve DeOssie, Vince Albritton (1984), Cliff Stoudt (1991), Joe Bowden (2000); Released: ReShard Lee (2005); Birthdays: Igor Olshansky (DL: 2009-10, b. 1982).
Trivia: Rentzel married a Hollywood starlet -- what was her name?
Joey Heatherton.
Still can't understand how Lance could have that at home and want a 10 year old girl to see his junk.
May 4 - Drafted: Bruce Thornton-8 (1979); Signed: Rodney Peete (1994), Stephen Bowen & Oliver Hoyte (2006); Announced: Five year deal for Cowboys to conduct training camp in San Antonio beginning in 2007 (2006); Birthdays: Martin Rucker (TE: 2010-11, b. 1985)
Trivia: Who is Rodney Peete's wife? What Fox TV show made her famous?
Holly Robinson, 21 Jump Street.
May 5 - Signed: Clint Stoerner (2000); Birthdays: Dave Harper (LB: 1990, b. 1966), Crawford Ker (G: 1985-90, b. 1962)
Trivia: Ker had a teammate on the Florida Gators' OL who was later a teammate on the Cowboys' OL -- who was he?
May 6 - Birthdays: Jason Witten (TE: 2003-11, b. 1982); Deaths: Mark Tuinei (1999)
Trivia: Who was with Tuinei when he died?
Nicky Sualua.
May 7 - Lost in free agency: Jean Fugett (1976); Birthdays: Amos Marsh (RB: 1961-64, b. 1939), Izell Reese (DB: 1998-01, b. 1974); Deaths: John Meyers (1998)
Trivia: Marsh shares a nickname with another fan favorite; what is it? Marsh made the All-Rookie team at what position?
May 8 - Retired: Duke Preston (2010); Birthdays: Felix Jones (RB: 2008-11, b. 1987)
Trivia: Who named Felix Jones high school player of the year?


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Luc Tuymans, "The Summer Is Over"
For viewers familiar with Luc Tuymans's paintings about colonialism, the Holocaust and Disney's corporate stranglehold, these latest works depicting the quotidian details of his life come as a surprise. Far from being a letdown, however, the canvases—which include an oddly evasive self-portrait, as well as exterior views of run-down buildings near his home in Antwerp, Belgium—present the artist as a series of intriguing fragments, complicated by his previous predilection for cloaking disturbing themes with innocuous imagery.
A six-foot-high close-up of a dinner jacket looks perfectly banal at first, but soon invites some vaguely unsettling questions. Who wears this supersize power suit, and why is it pictured at child height? Similar queries are prompted by Zoo, which features a window too opaque and too high up a wall to look into; it recalls a prison. Likewise, the solitary light dominating the courtyard scene in 11PM is less welcoming than it is menacing.
Other pieces continue Tuymans's past interest in surveillance and privacy issues, with himself as the focus. The off-center framing of Me, and the prominently placed radiator in the background, suggest a subject captured on the sly, though the painting's source photo was taken by Tuymans's wife. In fact, while sitting for the picture, he took another that became My Leg, an even more ambiguous image. Tuymans knows that these snippets reveal next to nothing about him, yet they compel viewers to try to piece together a whole picture—a proposition that remains a losing one.—Merrily Kerr
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Biopsy - polypsPolyp biopsy
A polyp biopsy is a test that takes a sample of, or removes polyps (abnormal growths) for examination.
How the Test is Performed
Polyps are growths of tissue that may be attached by a stalk-like structure (a pedicle).Polyps are commonly found in organs with many blood vessels. Such organs include the uterus, colon, and nose.
Some polyps are cancerous (malignant) and the cancer cells arelikely to spread. Most polyps are noncancerous (benign). The most common site of polyps that are treated is the colon.
How a polyp biopsy is taken depends on the location:
- Colonoscopy or flexible sigmoidoscopy explores the large bowel
- Colposcopy-directed biopsy examines the vagina and cervix
- Esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD) or other endoscopy is used for the throat, stomach, and small bowel
- Laryngoscopy is used for the nose and throat
For areas of the body that can be seen or where the polyp can be felt, a numbing medication is applied to the skin. Then a small piece of the tissue that appears to be abnormal is removed. This tissue is sent to a laboratory. There, it is tested to see if it is cancerous.
How to Prepare for the Test
If the biopsy is in the nose or another surface that is open or can be seen, no special preparation is needed. Your health care provider will tell you if you need to not eat or drink anything (fast) before the biopsy.
More preparation is needed for biopsies inside the body. For example, if you have a biopsy of the stomach, you should not eat anything for several hours before the procedure.
Follow your health care provider's instructions exactly. This ensures that the procedure goes smoothly.
How the Test Will Feel
For polyps on the skin surface, you may feel tugging while the biopsy is being taken. After the numbing medicine wears off, the area may be sore for a few days.
Biopsies of polyps inside the body are done during procedures (for example, EGD or colonoscopy). Usually you will not feel anything during or after the biopsy.
Why the Test is Performed
The test is done to determine if the growth is cancerous (malignant). The procedure may also be done to relieve symptoms, such as with nasal polyps.
Normal Results
Examination of the biopsy shows the polyp to be benign (not cancer).
What Abnormal Results Mean
Cancer cells are present and may be a sign of a cancerous tumor. Further tests may be needed. Often, the polyp may be removed.
Risks include:
- Bleeding
- Hole (perforation) in organ
- Infection
Itzkowitz SH, Potack J. Colonic polyps and polyposis syndromes. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisenger and Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 9th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2010:chap 122.
Review Date: 1/24/2013
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Passed away today after collapsing during cycling.
I don't know full details. All I know is it is too soon.
Passed away today after collapsing during cycling.
I don't know full details. All I know is it is too soon.
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Awful news. Rest in peace.
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RIP Ramon true legend of combat sports!
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Brevard, N.C.- Brevard College Women's Soccer Coach Shigeyoshi Shinohara is pleased to announce the addition of four commitments to the 2013 Brevard College Tornados women's soccer team as Alyssa Bois, Kaitlin Burns, Kelly Turbeville and Kasi Benskin have committed play for the Tornados in 2013.
Bois is a center midfielder out of Leonard, Maryland, who played under Jennifer Henderson at Leonardtown High School. There Bois was voted Team Captain and Most Outstanding Player as a senior. Bois was also a First Team All-County and First Team All-SMAC selection. Bois also played basketball for Leonardtown HS, where she earned the Coaches Award and was named Senior Captain. In the classroom, Bois was a four-year Honor Roll student.
"Alyssa Bois is a very resilient and strong player, which will help her be a key role for us in the midfield. It was very enjoyable to watch her play club ball because she is very dynamic both in the midfield and defensive roles. I am looking forward to see her play soon."
The Tornados have also signed Kaitlin Burns, a forward out of Lawndale, North Carolina. Burnsplayed under Clint Shuford at Burns High School, where she made the All-Region Team for Region 10 as a senior. Burns was also a three-year starter and letter winner for the basketball team at Burns. Off the field, Burns was a member of the National Technical Honor Society.
"Kaitlin Burns is a natural striker. She has a nose for the goal, but is very calm and composed on the ball. When she is in scoring range she is very dangerous, and I have been looking for a striker like this for a long time. I am very excited to see her in the attacking third and what she can do for us."
Coach Shinohara had this to say about commit Kelly Turbeville, a forward out of Columbia, South Carolina. "I was very impressed when she came on a visit. People might think she is undersized, but her speed makes up for it and it will give her a big advantage. She is a utility player so her speed and skill allows her to play anywhere on the field for us. Her character off the field really helped me enjoy her even more."
Turbeville attended Heathwood Hall. Under caoch Curtis Player, Turberville was named Team Captain in 2011 and 2012, and earned All-Region honors both season. She also played golf and basketball, and she was named the team captain of the high school team as well in 2012-2013.
The fourth addition to Tornados roster is Kasi Benskin, a member of the BC women's golf team and transfer from Erskine College. Benskin tallied a goal and four assists for the Flying Fleet in her career with the Flying Fleet. As a Team Captain at East Lincoln HS, Benskin set the single-season scoring record in 2009, and was a four-year SPC All-Conference selection, a three-year All-Region selection and. She was named Team MVP and Mustang Award winner after 2009 NC State Games.
"Kasi is an experienced college player who I actually recruited when she was in high school. Her experienced as a forward will be a positive impacted to this team and her experience at Erskine will be a great addition," Coach Shinohara said. "I'm looking forward to her leadership on and off the field. Her time here at Brevard will be short but she has already showed a great desire to this program and her teammates here."


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Judith Rich Harris (February 10, 1938 - ) is a psychologist and the author of The Nurture Assumption, a book criticizing the belief that parents are the most important factor in child development.
Early life and educationEdit
Harris spent her early childhood moving around the USA until her parents eventually settled in Tucson, Arizona. The dry climate suited her father, who suffered from ankylosing spondylitis, an autoimmune disease.
Harris graduated from Tucson High School and attended the University of Arizona and Brandeis University, from where she graduated magna cum laude in 1959. In 1961 she received a master's degree in psychology from Harvard University.
Marriage and illnessEdit
She married Charles S. Harris in 1961; they have two daughters (one adopted) and four grandchildren.
Since 1977, Harris has suffered from a chronic autoimmune disorder, diagnosed as a combination of lupus and systemic sclerosis.
Research: 1977-1995Edit
In the late 1970s, Harris developed a mathematical model of visual information processing which formed the basis for two articles in the journal Perception and Psychophysics (1979, 1984).
After 1981 she focused on textbooks about developmental psychology. With Robert Liebert, she co-authored The Child (Prentice-Hall, 1984) and Infant and Child (1992).
In 1994 she formulated a new theory of child development, focusing on the peer group rather than the family. This formed the basis for a 1995 article in the Psychological Review for which she received the American Psychological Association's George A. Miller Award for an Outstanding Recent Article in General Psychology.
The Nurture AssumptionEdit
- Main article: The Nurture Assumption
Harris's most famous work, The Nurture Assumption, was published in 1998.
In this book, she challenges the idea that the personality of adults is determined chiefly by the way they were raised by their parents. She looks at studies which claim to show the influence of the parental environment and claims that most fail to control for genetic influences. For example, if aggressive parents are more likely to have aggressive children, this is not necessarily evidence of parental example; it may also be that aggressiveness has been passed down through the genes. The book looks outside the family and points at the peer group as an important shaper of the child's psyche. Harris argues that children identify with their classmates and playmates rather than their parents, modify their behavior to fit with the peer group, and this ultimately helps to form the character of the individual.
No Two AlikeEdit
No Two Alike: Human Nature and Human Individuality, was published in February 2006. Harris attempts to explain why people are so different in personality, even identical twins who grow up in the same home.
She proposes that three distinct systems shape personality:
- A relationship system allows us to distinguish family from strangers and tell individuals apart.
- A socialization system helps us to become members of a group and absorb the group's culture.
- A status system enables us to acquire self-knowledge by measuring ourselves against others.
No Two Alike expands on some of the ideas from The Nurture Assumption and attempts to answer some of the criticisms leveled at the former book.
Selected publicationsEdit
- Harris, J. R., Shaw, M. L., & Bates, M. (1979). Visual search in multicharacter arrays with and without gaps. Perception & Psychophysics, 26, 69-84.
- Lanze, M., Weisstein, N., & Harris, J. R. (1982). Perceived depth vs. structural relevance in the object-superiority effect. Perception & Psychophysics, 31, 376-382.
- Harris, J. R., & Liebert, R. M. (1984). The Child: Development from Birth through Adolescence. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall.
- Harris, J. R., & Liebert, R. M. (1992). Infant and Child: Development from Birth through Middle Childhood. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall.
- Harris, J. R. (1995). Where is the child's environment? A group socialization theory of development. Psychological Review, 102, 458-489.
- Harris, J. R. (1998). The nurture assumption: Why children turn out the way they do. New York: Free Press.
- Harris, J. R. (2006). No Two Alike: Human Nature and Human Individuality. WW Norton & Company.
See alsoEdit
External linksEdit
- Blame your peers, not your parents, author says, APA Monitor 29(10), October 1998, p. 9
- The Parent Trap, Newsweek September 7 1998, pp. 52-59.
- Peer Pressure, New York Times Book Review September 13 1998, pp. 14-15
- Why do People Believe that Birth order has Important Effects on Personality by Judith Rich Harris
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