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Denilson Barbosa is an Associate Professor and the Director of the Science Internship Program in the Department of Computing Science, University of Alberta, currently on sabbatical leave at the Max Planck Institute for Informatics in Saarbruecken, Germany.
His research interests are in web data management, particularly on semistructured data, information extraction and integration, and on Social Network analysis. He is a member of the NSERC Business Intelligence Network.
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Publications: by topic (selected); by year (all); DBLP page (with bibTeX data); ACM author profile.
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CMPUT 115, CMPUT 174, Science 100, CMPUT 693, CMPUT 696
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Research-based, classroom-tested, and peer-reviewed, IRA titles are among the highest quality tools that help literacy professionals do their jobs better.
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A brand-new clip from the final 'Twilight' installment reveals vampire Bella's first interaction with Jacob!
Kristen Stewart is a gorgeous blur, as vampire Bella races through the forest in this new teaser trailer for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2. But it's not just Edward (Robert Pattinson) who's impressed by her new supernatural powers; we also see Jacob (Taylor Lautner) come face-to-face with Bella for the first time since her transformation!
"I didn't expect you to seem so… you," Jacob tells Bella.
This comes shortly after Edward, in his typical über-romantic fashion, tells her, "We're the same temperature now."
Watch the teaser trailer below, then tell us: Which line gave you more chills? Edward's romantic notion, or Jacob's back-handed compliment?
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nw i'm gonna tell something that will stop ur breaths…. believe it or not…… breaking dawn part 2 sex scene in the cottage has been leaked online…. it was leaked even before part 1 was released…. i saw it!!!! but it is not as hot and heavy as we imagined it 2 be….it's even more lame than part 1…. but still it is pretty hot….. so this teaser trailer and that exclusive clip didn't really excite me that much…… i think that sex scene video is still available in youtube….but it's really hidden….that's y it hasn't been taken down…. good luck finding it if u want 2 see it!!!
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October 14, 2011 12:25:49 AM
M-1 Global Challenge 27 weigh-in resultsWeigh-in results for M-1 Global Challenge 27, to be held Friday at Grand Canyon University Arena in Phoenix:
MAIN CARD (Showtime)
- Vinny Magalhaes (204 lbs) vs. Mikhail Zayats (205) (for Magalhaes' light heavyweight title)
- Kenny Garner (255) vs. Maxim Grishin (220) (for interim heavyweight title)
- Arthur Guseinov (185) vs. Eddie Arizmendi (186)
- Tom Gallicchio (170) vs. Daniel Madrid (165)
- Yasubey Enomoto (168) vs. Josh Thorpe (166)
- Ryan Crouch (158) vs. Fredrik Lumpkin (156)
- Mike Chavez (168) vs Joe Martinez (170)
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Arthur Guseinov vs. Eddie Arizmendi confirmed for M-1 Challenge: Guram vs. Garner 2M-1 GLOBAL officials have announded that Arthur Guseinov will meet Eddie 'Crazy Face' Arizmendi at M-1 Challenge: Guram vs. Garner 2.
Guseinov (7-2 MMA) most recently knocked out Tyson 'The Anti-Hero' Jeffries at the M-1 Challenge: Bennett vs. Garner this past July.
Arizmendi (15-4 MMA) will also look to build on a victory, having knocked 'G.I.' Jason Norwood on the same card.
M-1 Challenge: Guram vs. Garner takes place October 14, emanating from the Grand Canyon University Arena in Phoenix, Arizona. The main card will air live on Showtime 11 p.m. ET, with Mauro Ranallo and Pat Miletich calling the action.
The card will be headlined by M-1 Global heavyweight champion Guram Gugenishvili (11-0 MMA) defending his title against the 2010 M-1 Selection Americas Tournament heavyweight winner Kenny 'Deuce' Garner (7-3 MMA).
Light-heavyweight champion Vinny Magalhaes (8-5 MMA) will defend his title for the first time against Mikhail Zayats (14-5 MMA) in the evening's co-main event.
Tickets for the show are priced at $35, $40, $50, $75 and $150. They can be purchased at www.GCUArena.com, by phone at 602-639-8999 or at the GCU Arena Box Office located at 3300 W. Camelback Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85017.
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M-1 Challenge Weigh-in ResultsWeigh-in results for the M-1 Challenge event, to be held Saturday at the Hangar at OC Fair & Event Center in Orange County, Calif. The card will be broadcast at 11 p.m. ET (tape delay on West Coast) on Showtime:
- Pat Bennett (240 pounds) vs. Kenny Garner (256.6)
- Arthur Guseinov (183.4) vs. Tyson Jeffries (184.8)
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Middle School can be a challenging and rewarding time for many adolescents. Palisades Episcopal School recognizes the extraordinary potential of every young adolescent. By providing a range of academic, service, and enrichment opportunities, the Palisades Episcopal School middle school program nurtures its middle schoolers' minds, bodies, and spirits.
Reflective of the classical approach, Palisades Episcopal School middle school students are regularly engaged in opportunities for rhetorical and Socratic thinking. Students are encouraged to question, debate, persuade, and think critically about history and their world. Academics stretch beyond the classroom as Palisades Episcopal School middle schoolers experience learning in authentic, real-world applications.
Service: Service learning is a critical component of the Palisades Episcopal School middle school program. Dialogue, awareness, and on-going service projects culminate with a week-long, faith-based, service retreat in which students give of their time, knowledge, and energy to assist others.
Independent Study: Palisades Episcopal School 8th graders participate in an independent investigation in which they utilize the knowledge and skills acquired over their Palisades Episcopal School years to explore a topic and career of their choice. In an apprenticeship experience, students work with a mentor to investigate and develop career-ready skills aligned to their own interests and talents.
Literacy: In addition to building upon their vocabulary, grammatical, and linguistic skills, Palisades Episcopal School middle school students are immersed in dynamic literacy experiences. Students read classic literature from world-renowned authors such as Mark Twain, Homer, Frederick Douglass, and Pearl S. Buck. Students explore the craft of writing through authentic writing experiences in which they hone their abilities to write expository, persuasive, poetic, and narrative pieces. Students also participate in dramatic performance and debate, reenacting Shakespeare and arguing current events.
Mathematics: Palisades Episcopal School mathematics utilizes technology and multiple resources to challenge students in algebraic, geometric, statistical, and mathematical reasoning. In addition to building students' foundations and problem-solving skills, Palisades Episcopal School middle school students complete problem-based activities which challenge them to apply their mathematical skills.
Science: The Palisades Episcopal School middle school science program offers its students opportunities for experimentation and hands-on laboratory study. Students engage in a range of scientific topics from plate tectonics, to electromagnetism, to genetics.
History /World Study: History and World studies are integral components of the Palisades Episcopal School classical education. Through comparative studies of modern and ancient, Western and Eastern civilizations, Palisades Episcopal School middle school students examine history politically, culturally, and sociologically. Middle schoolers are encouraged to think critically and empathetically about world and historical events, to learn from the past, and to look ahead to the future.
Devotions: Middle School students are provided daily opportunities to explore religious devotions. In addition to biblical studies and comparative religious explorations, students will be encouraged to look inward to their faith as a source of truth and strength.
Languages: Latin study is a hallmark of a classical school. Palisades Episcopal School middle school students participate in regular Latin classes emphasizing Latin word origins and classical Greek and Roman studies. Latin students read major classical literature including The Iliad and The Odyssey, participate in Greco-Roman drama, and discuss Greek and Roman philosophy, culture, and politics. Middle schools students also learn Spanish in which they engage in conversational study and learn the essential skills to speak, write, and read Spanish.
Enrichment: Critical to a classical liberal arts education, Palisades Episcopal School middle school students have regular enrichment offerings in art, music, and physical education. In addition to the integrated technology like Smart Boards enhancing daily instruction, students participate in a year-long technology course in which they use multi-media software, web-searching, spreadsheets, and educational software to hone research and persuasive techniques. Middle school technology study culminates with the production of student-developed websites. Students also participate in weekly clubs such as health, drama, and Master Gardener designed to nurture their confidence and foster their sense of self and global responsibility. The highlight of club course work is a semester investigation with Athena's Path and Heroes Pursuit, nationally recognized programs instilling confidence, conflict-resolution, and social-emotional development in adolescents.


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Husband and wife face numerous charges after shots were fired at teens.
A North Carolina husband and wife accused in a road rage case that was caught on video were in court Wednesday.
Bradley Turner of La Grange went before a judge for his first appearance. He was released on a $37,500 bond on Monday after turning himself in at the Lenoir County Sheriff's Office.
Turner, and his wife Christy, are facing numerous charges in Carteret County where the road rage ended near Newport.
Much of it was caught on a cell phone camera by a passenger in the back seat of the pickup truck that Turner said ran him off the road. In the video, lawmen say Turner walked up to the driver and a fight quickly began.
Deputies say the video shows Christy Turner getting out of their vehicle with a handgun at which time the fight ends. She handed the handgun to her husband, who then is seen pointing it at the other men.
Deputies say what's not seen on the video is the husband firing several rounds into the pickup truck as he left.
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Get news about the popular manga series with Dragon Ball Z GT
Receive push notifications as soon as something new is released about "Dragon Ball."
Dragon Ball Z GT is an app that delivers information about the popular "Dragon Ball" manga series. One of the most popular manga and anime series of all time, "Dragon Ball" has a legion of fans who follow every development in the series. Dragon Ball Z GT helps you do just that.
Dragon Ball Z GT covers all the editions of "Dragon Ball" and the latest fan sites, as well as official sites. When there's a new post, a push notification can let you know about it right away. The app combs social media sites, as well as video and other content areas, looking for anything related to the series and lets you know about it right away. You can also use Dragon Ball Z GT to comment on anything that's pushed to your iPhone and iPad, sharing your thoughts with others. The app lets you create a log-in on the publisher's site, too.
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Rich Cross-Platform Desktop Applications Using Open-Source Titanium
It is important to note that Titanium is not a system that provides a point-and-click ability to build a single application that runs both on the Web and on the desktop; however, that is not to say code sharing across the Web interface and desktop interface is impossible.
Some developers may choose to develop with a share-and-segregate pattern: write a common set of shared libraries, then write platform-specific code for use in a Web interface and other code for use in a desktop interface. In this case, you'll still have a single codebase, but you'll end up with two different apps.
Other developers may choose to develop using progressive enhancement. With progressive enhancement, you start by implementing a basic set of features, then as new resources become available, you build up functionality to make use of these new resources.
A good example is Google Docs. There's a basic set of features you can access on-line, but if you install Google Gears, you get off-line access and other features as well. The same goes for Titanium apps. Developers can enhance their Web applications progressively by adding features and functions that will be available only when the app is run on a Titanium instance. Using this approach you have just a single app.
Both of these techniques are valid choices when it comes to developing apps. Both techniques have pros and cons, and it's up to you as the developer to choose which method to use.
No matter which technique you choose—two separate codebases, one codebase and two apps, or one app—at the very least, Titanium allows you to leverage your Web development knowledge to build desktop applications. It lets you use HTML and JavaScript, as well as other languages most often associated with Web development, to develop desktop applications.
The idea behind Titanium isn't new, but Titanium clearly separates itself by giving you something unique: unlimited possibilities with open-source choices. You aren't forced to use anything proprietary—you can use any library or framework you want. All technological decisions are yours to make.
Although I mainly program with JavaScript for Web applications, it isn't the only technology that powers the Web. Titanium works well with Python, PHP, Ruby, Java, Flash and Flex, and Silverlight. So whatever technology you're using right now to develop your Web applications, you'll likely be able to use it with Titanium.
Because Titanium is distributed under the open-source Apache Public License v2, you can download the source code, play with it, fork it and extend it. It's this extensibility that makes Titanium a platform that developers can grow with in the future. The platform can morph and evolve into different forms as new needs emerge.
Titanium is evolving rapidly and has experienced several major changes to its architecture in the past few months.
The initial preview release of Titanium (PR1) incorporated WebKit and a modified version of Google Gears. Essentially, Titanium PR1 used WebKit as its main component, and additional features were exposed to the runtime via a native extensions system, which gave developers access to features from a modified version of Gears.
Soon after this initial preview release, the Titanium team started to re-architect the platform. Google Gears was removed, and instead, a new system for exposing new features was created: Kroll.
Titanium's use of WebKit was retained during the rewrite from PR1, and for good reasons. Not only is WebKit one of the best, standards-compliant engines available today, but it also features lots of goodies, such as HTML5 client database storage, CSS transformations and animations, and a fast JavaScript engine. All of these, of course, are available on Titanium.
Titanium: good idea, bad implementation
...except, the product is unreliable as stink (I am using 0.82). I am surprised you were able to get your example code running. Every corner I discover new show-stopper bugs that shouldn't even be in a beta product. On top of that, because you rely on their "cloud", you are at the mercy of their server code too - which is crazy unreliable. I would say 90% of the time I am not even able to get an installer built! And, once the installer is made, often it is corrupt - or doesn't install properly. Just go try to install some of the "example" apps on appcelerator's site - I only tried 3, but 2 wouldn't install properly. Geesh!
The idea is terrific: native apps with a UI in an embedded webkit. But the implementation is weird and unreliable. And, the whole so-called "cloud" bit to their development story is ridiculous. Let's hope 1.0 is dramatically better quality.
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Sunday, July 14, 2013
NORTH HAMPTON – The Ride 2 Recovery Honor Ride is spinning into New Hampshire on July 27, and the Seacoast community can join in the cycling fun to celebrate the return of the St. Paul's School SPS Cyclists.
Ride 2 Recovery has made an impact on the cycling community of North Hampton. "Last fall, several riders from Gus' Bike Shop joined veterans riding in a Ride 2 Recovery event, and we were deeply moved by these veterans' stories and inspired by the experience of riding with these healing heroes on their custom Raleigh bicycles. With the vibrant and caring cycling community we have here, plus the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and Pease AFB located here on the Seacoast, it seemed a natural to bring an Honor Ride to the area," added Latimer.
Honor Ride details: Saturday, July 27, 6:30 a.m. – 7:45 a.m.: Registration and Packet Pick-up. 6:30 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.: Sign and Go (Ride Start). Packet Pick-up also available on Friday, July 26, 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m., at Gus' Bike Shop, 55 Lafayette Rd., North Hampton, 603-964-5445. Start and finish at Gus' Bike Shop. |