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IT community prepares for major policy change
It's enough of a challenge to make the disparate IT systems of different agencies within a mega-department like Homeland Security work together. But what happens when those systems have to extend to counterparts in other cabinet-level departments? That was the topic of a panel discussion at the recently concluded AFCEA Homeland Security Conference.
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NRC issued a solicitation for a variety of IT services that serves as a lynchpin to changing how it meets its mission. HHS sees open government and health care reform as the spark, while DHS continues to move toward the OneDHS concept.
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Army to test enterprise e-mail for all of DoD
Lt. Gen. Sorenson says the service will issue a RFP in the coming weeks. Then the Army will follow with a solicitation for its data center consolidation effort, called APCs. Sorenson says it will launch Apps for the Army in the coming weeks as well.
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Survival and human papillomavirus in oropharynx cancer in TAX 324: a subset analysis from an international phase III trial.
M R Posner; J H Lorch; O Goloubeva; M Tan; L M Schumaker; N J Sarlis; R I Haddad; K J Cullen (Profiled Authors: Olga Goloubeva; Kevin J Cullen)
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Annals of oncology : official journal of the European Society for Medical Oncology / ESMO 2011;22(5):1071-7.
BACKGROUND: The association between human papillomavirus (HPV) and overall survival (OS) in oropharynx cancer (OPC) was retrospectively examined in TAX 324, a phase III trial of sequential therapy for locally advanced head and neck cancer. METHODS: Accrual for TAX 324 was completed in 2003 and data updated through 2008. Pretherapy tumor biopsies were studied by PCR for human papillomavirus type 16 and linked to OS, progression-free survival (PFS) and demographics. RESULTS: Of 264 patients with OPC, 111 (42%) had evaluable biopsies; 56 (50%) were HPV+ and 55 (50%) were HPV-. HPV+ patients were significantly younger (54 versus 58 years, P = 0.02), had T1/T2 primary cancers (49% versus 20%, P = 0.001), and had a performance status of zero (77% versus 49%, P = 0.003). OS and PFS were better for HPV+ patients (OS, hazard ratio = 0.20, P < 0.0001). Local-regional failure was less in HPV+ patients (13% versus 42%, P = 0.0006); at 5 years, 82% of HPV+ patients were alive compared with 35% of HPV- patients (P < 0.0001). CONCLUSIONS: HPV+ OPC has a different biology compared with HPV- OPC; 5-year OS, PFS, and local-regional control are unprecedented. These results support the possibility of selectively reducing therapy and long-term morbidity in HPV+ OPC while preserving survival and approaching HPV- disease with more aggressive treatment.
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Description: This paper discusses parity assisted decision making for QAM modulation. A simple technique which involves the transmission of a Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM) symbol and two parity bits in separate channels to improve the performance of communication systems is devised. When a symbol is received, a decision is made not solely by its Euclidean distances to the constellation points. Rather, the two parity bits are used to assist in making the decision. Unlike standard error correcting codes (ECC), the proposed method operates on the received symbols at the detector level and before the ECC. The parity bits and the information symbols can be sent in different channels (frequency division) or at different times on the same channel (time division). The available energy for transmission can be distributed unevenly among the information bits and the parity bits to improve the performance. Simulation results show large gains in required signal to noise ratios over uncoded system to achieve the same performance. The scheme is simple and is well suited for systems with low computational power.
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New faculty members Dr. Jennifer Biddle and Dr. Christopher Prentice
Keep up with the latest news and events from the Public and International Affairs Department here. Our faculty and students are always striving to create new and innovative opportunities to get involved in the department. Below you will find a host of information regarding recent press and media coverage, forums, community, and exciting new student research projects and events.
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Betty and Dan Cameron Distinguished Professor of Innovation in the Nonprofit Sector Dr. Jeffery L. Brudney was invited to serve on the Expert Advisory Panel for the United Nations Volunteers to write the *State of the World's Volunteerism Report*, Volume II. He also served on the Expert Advisory Panel for the United Nations Volunteers on the first *State of the World's Volunteerism Report,* published in 2011. The Panel was held in Bonn, Germany in February 2014.
- UNCW and the City of Wilmington recently hosted a free forum entitled "Examing Gun Violence from a Wilmington Perspective." Dr. Earl Sheridan, Professor and Chair of the Department of International and Public Affairs introduced the group discussion and audience Q & A. Panelists included Craig Burnett (Public and International Affairs); Cecil Willis (Sociology and Criminology); and Donyell Roseboro (Watson College of Education). Dr. Aaron King of the Public and international Affairs Department served as moderator.
- Check out local media coverage of Dr. Dan Masters, Dr. Paige Tan, and Dr. Aaron King of the Department of Public and International Affairs, along with Dr. Herb Berg of International Studies, participating in a panel on September 2013 on the topic of US intervention in Syria.
Dr. Jeffrey L. Brudney, Betty and Dan Cameron Family Distinguished Professor of Innovation in the Nonprofit Sector at the University of North Carolina Wilmington conceptualized and oversaw the production of the short film "Building a Better Wilmington: Giving and Volunteering in the Port City." Filmed here in Wilmington, the project aims to encourage student film making and to inspire participation in the community.
Undergraduate film major Ryan Seals directed, filmed, and edited the film and MPA graduate student Vanessa Lacer produced the film under Dr. Brudney's supervision. The film will be featured at this years Cucalorus Film Festival November 13-17, 2013.
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Professors from the Public and International Affairs department participated in "Pie a Professor Day" on November 7, 2013. Students had the opportunity to relieve some pre-finals stress and support a good cause by throwing a pie at a PIA professor for a $2 donation. The good sports that were "pied"included Dr. Aaron King, Dr. Craig Burnett, Dr. Tom Barth (pictured to the right), Dr. Paige Tan, and Professor Chris Faulkner. All proceeds benefitted the UNCW Model United Nations Club.
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Jennifer Biddle, Ph.D. (Pictured at the top of the page)
Jennifer "Jenny" Biddle joins us from American University where she served as a post-doctoral fellow conducting research on collaborative environmental governance. Her areas of interest include: environmental policy, collaborative environmental governance, freshwater ecology, and rain garden design and installation. Professor Biddle will be teaching graduate MPA courses as well as undergraduate Environmental Politics.
Christopher Prentice, Ph.D. (Pictured at the top of the page)
Christopher "Chris" Prentice recently graduated from NC State University with a Ph.D. in Public Administration with a specific focus on nonprofit organizations. His teaching and research interests include: civil society organizations in the Middle East, charter school funding, and nonprofit financial management. Professor Prentice will be teaching graduate MPA courses as well as undergraduate Public Administration.
Craig Burnett, Ph.D.
Craig Burnett joins us from Appalachian State University where he was an Assistant Professor of Political Science. He received his Ph.D. in Political Science from The University of California, San Diego (2010) where he studied Political Behavior and Political Institutions. His research interests include: voter knowledge, voter competency, decision-making, direct democracy, and urban politics and institutions. Professor Burnett's research has been featured in The Washington Post, The Atlantic, and The Sacramento Bee. Professor Burnett teaches state and local politics and politcal behavior.
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Aaron King, Ph.D.
Aaron King recently graduated with a Ph.D. from Duke University (2013) where he studied American Politics and Political Methodology. Professor King was also a Political Institutions and Public Choice Program Fellow at Duke University. His research interests are in American politcal institutions (Congress, Politcial Parties, and Presidency). Professor King teaches Honors American Political Issues and American Political Parties. Professor King is also the faculty advisor to the Political Science Honors Fraternity, Pi Sigma Alpha.
Carl Najdek, Ph.D.
Carl Najdek recently graduated with a Ph.D. from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (2013) where he studied Political Theory and American Political Science. His research interests include: American political thought, contemporary poltical theory, modern political thought, and classical political thought. Dr. Najdek's dissertation was entitled, "Creating Democratic Culture: Identity, Political Renewal, and Internationalism in Walt Whitman's Political Thought." Professor Najdek teaches American National Government and Introduction to Political Theory.
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I started following Arsenal in 2001. When Wiltord played in Fredie Ljungberg and the Swede, with his plume of red hair, fired a shot which Batrthez parried back into the path of Wiltord and the Frenchman, gold lamé SEGA shirt rippling, slotted past the helpless Barthez I was hooked. They had beaten the team I most hated and won the title on their home turf. I knew that this was my team.
My first act of fandom was to buy a replica strip. I ordered it on eBay. It arrived in a yellow DHL van. It was from Malaysia and probably not authentic merchandise. But I still have that gold away shirt, with the old crest and filled with the memories of Freddie and Wiltord and Old Trafford.
I liked Arsenal because they weren't Man U. I'd seen many Man U's in my time watching sports. The Terry Bradshaw Pittsburgh Steelers were a Man U. The Jordan era Chicago Bulls were a Man U. Swaggering bullies who win everything because they are good, because they have more money than everyone else, and because they seem to have an aura about them.
If Man U was the jock running around giving everyone wedgies, Arsenal was his opposite — the iconoclast. You need only watch one minute of almost any press conference to figure out that Wenger is not going to do or say things the way you want. It's a whip that's used to beat him, in fact. But, as I would later come to find out, that's the Arsenal way: there's a right way, a wrong way, and an Arsenal way.
The Wenger way is that he is simply going to do things his own way. He's parsimonious with money in a footballing culture which treasures spendthrifts like Harry Redknapp. He refuses to take players off at half time in a culture which feels like early substitutions are a sign of strength instead of a sign of weakness: you have to admit it takes cojones to give a player a chance to redeem themselves when they are struggling. On and on, Wenger simply doesn't toe the line and I love him for it, even if I might disagree.
And for the first 8 years at Arsenal, no one cared about Wenger's eccentricities, because it worked. A mixture of steel and grace. Arsenal would pick teams apart and leave them wondering what hit them. Watching that Arsenal team you could see Vieira getting ready to set off on someone, like the opening bass line from Minor Threat's "I don't want to hear it". That rumble that let you know something hard is going to hit at any moment. You also knew that any time Pires had the ball the opposition was soiling themselves – who was he going to pick out for a perfect pass, Henry, Bergkamp, Freddie?
By 2006 I considered myself enough of a fan to make the trip to London. I felt it would have been a huge waste to have loved this team, to have fallen in love really with the art deco stadium itself, and to not see Arsenal play at Highbury one time before they turned it into condos for the wealthy.
I'm an iconoclast too: I didn't know how to get tickets, I didn't know anyone in London, and I didn't know anything about the city. Yet I cast myself headlong into the unknown. I stayed at this horrible hotel in Picadilly Circus where I was probably lucky not to get bed bugs. I drank beer every night. I went to the National Portrait Gallery and marveled at the Seurat. I smoked cigarettes everywhere. And I got my match tickets from the concierge.
Arsenal beat Charlton 3-0 that day with Hleb, Pires, and Adebayor all getting on the scoresheet. Cesc ran the show in the middle and everyone around me marveled at the young Spaniard and his uncanny ability to create time for himself and space for others.
It is true that watching the game on television and watching the game in real life are two totally different experiences.The grass in the stadium truly is greener, the songs are more heartfelt, the smell of history more pungent, and the stadium much more majestic. I was a fan before that match, but after, I was changed.
I was changed so much that I started writing about Arsenal every day and I've been over to London every year since. I've seen dour 0-0 draws against Sunderland, 5-0 wins over Porto, 2-1 wins over Liverpool at Anfield, and I was there on that ecstatic night that Arsenal beat Bayern Munich 2-0. I count myself among the luckiest people in the world that I get to see Arsenal live, home and away.
And on Friday, I will be in London again, this time to see my very first FA Cup match. Probably the most important match of the season for Arsenal. Our best hope at silverware.
I'm so excited I can barely think straight. FA cup matches seem different than regular matches on television, there seems to be more power and fight in those games. The crowd seems livelier and the action more intense. And here is Arsenal, the season really in the balance and in many ways Wenger's tenure on the line. I expect the spectacular and nothing less.
After that, I will return to Munich to complete the circle. One season, from Munich to Munich. From negative spiral to "Newcastle equalized". From challenging for fourth place to challenging for the title.


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European Option General First Order Error Formula
We study the value of European security derivatives in the Black-Scholes model when the underlying asset ξ is approximated by random walks ξ⁽ⁿ⁾. We obtain an explicit error formula, up to a term of order O(n^{-(3/2)}), which is valid for general approximating schemes and general payoff functions. We show how this error formula can be used to find random walks ξ⁽ⁿ⁾ for which option values converge at a speed of O(n^{-(3/2)}).Download Info
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By purchasing a piece of art, you can help feed families in need. The Saline Picture Frame Co. is teaming up with talented folks in the community to host the Circle of Art fundraiser for Food Gatherers.
Local artists donate small works of art, and the Saline Picture Frame Co. mats them and hosts the event. The artworks range from paintings, drawings and jewelry to wood carvings, baskets and vases. Refreshments will be available.Get a look at what items are available and make a bid at www.salinepictureframe.com/store/about/circle-of-art.
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Elon Musk's Hyperloop gets its own hilarious Taiwanese animated video August 14, 2013 12:32 PM | Sean Ludwig The Hyperloop is little more than a pipe dream at this point, and it could very well never happen. Which means it's ripe for parody and exaggeration.
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NYT's negative Model S review has cost Tesla $100M in value, says Musk February 25, 2013 8:43 AM | Ricardo Bilton The New York Times's negative review of the Model S scared lots of would-be buyers into canceling their orders, says Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
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Data is Tesla's secret weapon against negative Model S reviews February 14, 2013 8:41 AM | Ricardo Bilton Refuting a negative New York Times review of the Model S, Tesla is showing why data is the car company's best friend.
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Today is one of those minor Christian holidays where the name says it all --- the memorial of the dedication of the Church of Our Lady of the Angels of the Little Portion. "Of the Angels" because some local herdsmen heard the angels sing there back in the 900s. "Of the Little Portion" because this tiny humble chapel, originally not much more than a wayside shrine, was on a tiny piece of land that had been gifted to God and the region's monastery. But the monastery didn't have much interest in the place, being tiny and far from the rest of the land they were responsible for. Eventually, in the 1300s, the monks rented it out to a upstart group of poor wandering preachers who still to this day call it home sweet home: annual rent, two buckets of fish. One little chapel on a tiny plot not really good for much of anything, that became a place for the grace of God to shine forth. The dozen upstarts who rented the place are now thousands of poor wandering preachers and servants of the poor; the chapel on the Little Portion, a place of pilgrimage.
So maybe this little Christian Carnival offering can become a place for the grace of God to shine forth, just as that little piece of land in the Italian mountains that is remembered today.
Ganheim at Ponderings on the Workings of the Universe ponders on why bad things happen to good people.
Chris Alexion at Welcome to the Fallout reviews C.S.Lewis' The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe in Learning from Lewis.
David Ker's Lingamish reminds us of some not-very-comfortable realities in Sleep Well. [and to be aware that here in the USA the rockets' red glare and bombs bursting in air and the roar of the jet fighters overhead is all just good clean fun....whereas in a dozen lands any of us could name.....]
Professor Steve Bainbridge presents a review of some principles of justly fighting ("jus in bello") in The Aburdity of Proportionality.
At Li'l Duck Duck, Mama Duck ponders the ways of her toddler, Li'l Duck, in Cheerful, friendly, sweet and mostly innocent.
The Bible Archivecontinues its tradition of Bible exposition with A Literary View of John 3:14-16.
Lawyers and Good Books for the Middle Kingdom chronicles some adventures of Charmaine ay the National Religious Broadcasters' trade show, at Jack Yoest.
You know those nasty sins detraction, calumny, rash judgment, gossip? A Man of Understanding Holds His Tongue, insists the author of the Proverbs, and also Dave Lorenzo of the Career Intensity Blog.
Laurie Bluedorn of Trivium Pursuit presentsan essay by Dave Kidd on the dress and comportment of Christian teenagers in Ashes for Beauty.
Here's another fine post about nasty sin; simony, which is the attempt to buy and sell the grace of God by trading in real or fake "holy things". Jesus junk comes in for special attention in Cracking the Whip at Rodney Olsen's Journey.
Tyler Williams of Codex continues his series on the textual criticism of the Hebrew Scriptures with The Practice of Textual Criticism. Please think kindly of and pray for those hard-working professional Scripture scholars who make it possible for us to have all the study bibles with the wonderful footnotes and cross-references.
This week at Light Along the Journey, John takes a look at Psalm 47 and the unexpected reason the Psalmist gave for his shouting for joy.
Monica Brand of Books Are Our Friends has submitted a post called Undressing the Church about the dress of women at church. Unfortunately your hostess hasn't been able to read it due to technical glitches, but I've been told it is there, if you don't use Internet Explorer.....
At Fallible.com, Katy McKenna Raymond insists that the inspiration and influence of a caring teacher can last a lifetime as she reminiscences about her days in Christian elementary school in Teach Your Children Well.
The Renaissance Blogger asks --- do my beloved Desert Christians, and the other people who have strived after holiness in the past, have anything to offer to 21st century Christianity (of course, I believe they do!) in Does the Modern Church Have a Use for the Past.
Veracity of The Way writes in Forced Detention of a current child protection case and what it might bode for the future of the country.
The Golden Hour of the day inspires Karen of Scottsdale as she is reminded of God's presence while taking her evening stroll, she writes at The View from My Chair.
The Thinking Christian expounds on Ecclesiastes and Joy. Yes, joy!
Inmani Peterson at AmericanInventorSpot writes of the hazards and dark side of the internet and presents a new free version of Parental Control Software.
In Time and Omnipotent Designers, the Parableman probes the various arguments for the creation of the world and the length of time for the creation to be complete.
Rev Bill relates how he is discovering that the times in his life that are not so easy are making him more Christlike!, in Becoming Like Christ.
Humilis Penitens knows that no matter what, our faith and our worship must be Real, in a meditation upon the assigned Scripture of the day, at A Penitent Blogger.
At Attention Span, Reverend Ed realizes that no matter how well he covers up his Farmer Tan, Someone knows what lies beneath.
Leslie Carbone lambastes rash judgment toward a Christian radical-adoptionist couple who feared that too many trees on their house-lot would be hazardous to their four blind adoptive children, in Enviro-Judges.
Mark Olson at Pseudo-Polymath offers us On Emergent Life: Considered Yet Again, part three of a series in which he attempts to present (at a request) some arguments why we might want to place a high value on the unborn life. In this part, he does not restrict himself to the secular arguments.
The blogger at Brain Cramps for God has posted a three part series starting with "SHEEP! WE ARE ALL SHEEP!", which all center around our need, as humans, to find a source of Truth and Authority in our lives, and, of course, what he thinks that source is.
The Alabama Brands encourage us with Scripture with God Thinks about Me.
Michele from Life Under the Sun completes her ongoing study of Samson and Delilah.
Nehring presents 30 Movies That Matter, that inform and support the Christian worldview, along with some thoughts on how Christians can approach watching film, at Nehring The Edge.
The Evangelical Ecologist is live-blogging "Let's Tend the Garden", a Christian environmental conference in Boise, Idaho, this week.
And, it was really hard to decide. but your humble hostess offers the story of a very recent martyr for Christ and His people in A Shepherd Cannot Run.
Sorry about those of you who requested "trackbacks" and "pings", but I do not know how to do either of those. Thanks to Dory for letting my host the Carnival again (I hosted it twice in 2004), and I pray you all enjoy and are enlightened by it.
Wednesday, August 02, 2006
6 comments:
- matt said...
Great job with this post! Thanks for your hard work with such short notice!
The post has been added to the Christian Carnival Archive.
Matt - 02 August, 2006 13:55
- lingamish said...
Excellent carnival! Thanks for the mention.
- 02 August, 2006 14:36
- Mama Duck said...
Thanks so much for including us - I'll link to you tomorrow ;).
- 02 August, 2006 16:06
- Don Bosch (evaneco.com) said...
Thanks for working us in at the last minute!
Grace and peace,
db - 02 August, 2006 17:09
- monica said...
it's there, Karen! Thank you so much for not giving up. :)
- 02 August, 2006 17:23
- Eric said...
Wonderful job hosting the carnival this week! Appreciate being included...
Blessings to you and yours...
Eric - 02 August, 2006 23:10
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