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Modal Dynamics for Positive Operator Measures
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Title | Modal Dynamics for Positive Operator Measures |
Author | Gambetta, Jay; Wiseman, Howard Mark |
Journal Name | Foundations of Physics |
Year Published | 2004 |
Place of publication | New York |
Publisher | Plenum Publishing Corporation |
Abstract | The modal interpretation of quantum mechanics allows one to keep the standard classical definition of realism intact. That is, variables have a definite status for all time and a measurement only tells us which value it had. However, at present modal dynamics are only applicable to situations that are described in the orthodox theory by projective measures. In this paper we extend modal dynamics to include positive operator measures (POMs). That is, for example, rather than using a complete set of orthogonal projectors, we can use an overcomplete set of nonorthogonal projectors. We derive the conditions under which Bell's stochastic modal dynamics for projective measures reduce to deterministic dynamics, showing (incidentally) that Brown and Hiley's generalization of Bohmian mechanics [quant-ph/0005026, (2000)] cannot be thus derived. We then show how deterministic dynamics for positive operators can also be derived. As a simple case, we consider a Harmonic oscillator, and the overcomplete set of coherent state projectors (i.e., the Husimi POM). We show that the modal dynamics for this POM in the classical limit correspond to the classical dynamics, even for the nonclassical number state |n>. This is in contrast to the Bohmian dynamics, which for energy eigenstates, the dynamics are always non-classical. |
Peer Reviewed | Yes |
Published | Yes |
Alternative URI | http://dx.doi.org/10.1023/B:FOOP.0000019622.81881.f8 |
Copyright Statement | Copyright 2004 Springer-Verlag. This is the author-manuscript version of this paper. Reproduced in accordance with the copyright policy of the publisher.The original publication is available at www.springerlink.com |
Volume | 34 |
Page from | 419 |
Page to | 448 |
Date Accessioned | 2005-03-08 |
Language | en_AU |
Research Centre | Centre for Quantum Dynamics |
Faculty | Faculty of Science |
Subject | PRE2009-Quantum Optics and Lasers |
URI | http://hdl.handle.net/10072/5730 |
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Publication Type Code | c1 |
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The French club boosted their hopes of progress from Group D when they claimed their first victory of the campaign against Manchester United FC. After a slow start that included an opening-night defeat by Benfica, Lille's inexperienced players have grown in stature. "It's a logical progression," Puel said. "At the start my players were complete novices discovering a new competition, but they've gradually found their feet."
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Second-placed Lille could seal qualification with a game to spare if they win and United slip up at home to leaders Villarreal CF. But Puel said: "I'm not thinking like that. As soon as the draw was made, I said everything would go down to the final match. I still believe that, because United will come back into contention."
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It has nothing to do with the japanese tech caller how Yuna messed up her SP. Are you implying that the tech caller was japanese and therefore Yuna got 0 points for her layback?
I don't know why people in China hate Yuna.. I have to say they are jealous because Yuna has it all.
I hope Yuna can go on a long vacation no that the season is over. Hopefully she will stay in for another 4 yrs.
I am so sad for Mirai. I hope she works harder and come back strong next season!
As for Mao, I am still not liking her programs. I hope she find a really good coach and a choreographer.
I'm still proud of Mirai and I think she will only get better and stronger. The judges obviously see her talent...you can see from the pcs scores. I'm more sad about how the media will treat her. I just hope the journalist don't beat her down. You know how they turn on ya.
Mao is definitely staying.
Obviously?? Are you so sure? It was her first Worlds. We saw many of the younger 16 year olds fall down in the LP. Does this also mean MJ can't handle pressure? Maybe some of these younger kids were just extended. Or could we say Yuna can't handle pressure after winning the OGM?
It was just one competition at the end of a long season. Due to USA politics Mirai has been competing under intense pressure for the past few months. Personally - I can see how she was due for a let down.
It is hard to skate your best every time out. Yuna proved that, no?
I know that as I'm not blind
I'm just saying compared to Yuna's change foot combo as the orignial poster asked how to beat Yuna.
If you watch that side by side like the one in NBC's comparison, you'll see what I mean.
One more thing Mao can fix is here sit-spin, her legs were keeping coming down as she spins.
She doesn't have to skate her best.
But after she won the US nat, she finished off-podium. Yes, she had growth spurt and so on, so let's say that season was a fluke.
Then this season, didn't she finish 1st in SP but off-podium in grand prix (the one in Russia IIRC). And again she's 1st in SP and off-podium.
I'm merely making an observation that she doesn't seem to do well when she's the chased, rather than the chaser (or someone w/ nothing to lose).
As for MJ -- she can't handle the pressure, nor is she technically good enough to measure up to Mirai and others right now.
It seems like you have been a figure skating fan for less than a year :sheesh:
Give these girls a break - and the judges too. Yuna was not at her best in this competition and still won Silver. Mao deserved her Gold today.
I am very disappointed for Mirai - but accept she just didn't skate a clean enough LP.
Sometimes we have to accept what happens on the ice - and leave biased nationalistic feelings out of it.
Mao won, Yuna second and Laura third.
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He was explaining the reason Naomi was honored by the United Professional Horsemen of Indiana through the creation of a trophy to be awarded annually by the organization. Naomi "Nemo" Ress died Feb. 14.
TELL CITY - A portion of the massive federal spending program intended to stimulate the nation's economy will help reduce the risk of damaging wildfires in the Hoosier National Forest.
The U.S. Forest Service will receive $350,000 to reduce downed trees near firebreaks designed to keep fires within the forest in check.
The money comes from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and was announced last month by U. S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack.
INDIANAPOLIS - Sherry Hamlet, a terminally ill woman seeking release from prison where she was incarcerated after a conviction on drug charges, died June 5. Hamlet, 45, a former Tell City resident, had filed a request to have her sentence for dealing in a controlled substance and maintaining a common nuisance modified.
She was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer earlier this year and her children said she had only weeks to live. Prosecutor Robert Collins opposed her release and a court hearing was scheduled for June 29.
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Any nonprofit organization interested in reserving space in the park for fundraising activities can call Bill Coyle at 547-7867 or 547-6885.
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The contest was renamed the David Deuter Essay Contest a couple of years ago to honor a fallen trooper. Students were asked to write about the topic, "What is a good citizen?"
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BRETZVILLE—Stephanie Fougeroussse pitched a three-hitter and Jenica Ringo hit a two-run homer as Linton-Stockton beat Tell City 3-0 to win the Forest Park Class 2A girls softball regional June 6.
Linton-Stockton improved to 20-5 with its 15th consecutive win. Tell City finished the season 17-9.
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BRETZVILLE—Josalyn Ress pitched a one-hitter and Amber Thomas drove in two runs as Tell City beat Clarksville 3-0 in the first round of the Class 2A girls softball regional Saturday.
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Do you feel like you are putting more weight on your toes than your heels? especially on the way up on the last few reps, it could be an attribute to leaning forward.
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Ronald Reagan Warned Us of Barack Obama 40 Years Ago … Reagan Sums Up Obama in 5 Minutes, Man I Wish he was Still President
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Who misses President Ronald Wilson Reagan?
Watch the VIDEO below and you will hear a speech from Ronald Reagan warn us of an individual like Barack Obama some 40 years ago. Those who understand what it means to lead and what it means to have an economy that is prosperous knew during Reagan and we know today that a government cannot spend its way to prosperity. As Ronald Wilson Reagan stated years ago, government is the problem, not the solution.
As Reagan asked, "Do we still know the freedoms that the Founding Fathers had intended for us?" Man how I miss that man.


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Spike - Quotes
- "Time was you would've taken her out in a heartbeat. Now look at you. I bet this, uh, tortured thing is an act, right? You're not... housebroken?"
Season 2 - "If every vampire who said he was at the crucifixion was actually there, it would have been like Woodstock"
Season 2 - "Time was you would've taken her out in a heartbeat. Now look at you. I bet this, uh, tortured thing is an act, right? You're not... housebroken?"
Season 2 - "Do you know what I found worked real good with Slayers? Killing them."
Season 2 - "I find one of your friends first, I'm gonna' suck him dry...and use their bones to bash your head in. Are you getting a word picture here?"
Season 2 - "Fe, fi, fo, fum. I smell the blood of a nice ripe girl."
Season 2 - "I'll dance with you, pet, on the Slayer's grave."
Season 2 - "Trouble? She's the gnat in my ear. The gristle in my teeth. She's the bloody thorn in my bloody side!"
Season 2 - "Aren't you a throw-himself-to-the-lions sort of sap these days. Well, the lions are on to you, baby."
Season 2 - "He's a wanker, but he's the only one we've got with half a brain. If he fails, you could eat his eyes out of his sockets for all I care."
Season 2 - "Now, I know you haven't been in the game for a while, mate, but we still do kill people. Sort of our raison d'etre, you know."
Season 2 - "Why don't you rip her lungs out? That might make an impression."
Season 2 - "Are you insane? We're supposed to kill the bitch, not leave gag gifts in her friends' beds"
Season 2 - "We like to talk big... vampires do. "I'm going to destroy the world." That's just tough-guy talk. Strutting around with your friends over a pint of blood. The truth is, I _like_ this world. You've got...dog racing, Manchester united. And you've got people. Billions of people walking around like Happy Meals with legs. It's all right here. But then someone comes along with a vision. With a real... passion for destruction. Angel could pull it off. Good-bye, Picadilly. Farewell, Leicester-bloody-Square."
Season 2 - "You hit me with an ax one time. Remember? Uh, 'Get the hell away from my daughter!"
Season 2 - "Dru bagged a Slayer? She didn't tell me. Good for her... Though not from your perspective, I suppose."
Season 2 - "So, we got to Brazil, and she was... she was just different. I gave her everything - beautiful jewels, beautiful dresses with beautiful girls in them, but nothing made her happy. And she would flirt! I caught her on a park bench, making out with a chaos demon! Have you ever seen a chaos demon? They're all slime and antlers. They're disgusting."
Season 3 - "Well, if at first you don't succeed, I'll kill him"
Season 3 - "Home... sweet... home"
Season 3 - "She wouldn't even kill me. She just left. She didn't even care enough to cut off my head, or set me on fire. I mean, is that too much to ask? You know? Some little sign that she cared? It was the truce with Buffy that did it. Dru said I'd gone soft - wasn't demon enough for the likes of her"
Season 3 - "I gave her everything - beautiful jewels, beautiful dresses, with beautiful girls in them, but nothing made her happy. And she would flirt! I caught her on a park bench, making out with a chaos demon! Have you ever seen a chaos demon? They're all slime and antlers. They're disgusting. She only did it to hurt me. So I said, 'I'm not putting up with this any more.' And she said, 'Fine!' And I said, 'Yeah, I've got an unlife, you know!' And then she said... she said we could still be friends. God, I'm so unhappy!"
Season 3 - "That smell, your neck. I haven't had a woman in weeks"
Season 3 - "No, this is different. Our love was eternal. Literally. You got any of those little marshmallows?"
Season 3 - "Well, you and your great poof here want to tag along, that's fine"
Season 3 - "We killed a homeless man on this bench. Me and Dru. Those were good times. You know, he begged for mercy, and that only made her bite harder"
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If there is to be a love quadrangle as much as l despise the ldea.... l don't think it would be with ellet but probably with the princess. That being said....if such a thing happens....then there's some very sweet memorable moments in the game that will change for the worst..... as for ellet... Spoiler:
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Valkyria Chronicles Episode 4 Discussion
So finally they use some good tactics of a two front attack. A classic to overwhelm the enemy especially if they do not know of the second front. Alicia finally gets her battle wound.
What I liked: -I liked the beginning when Alicia and Isara have spotted what they believe to be a enemy spy. -Brigitte being pointed with the rifle of Alicia but she did not do it on purpose. Alicia just wanted to have Brigitte now talk too much because Alicia thought it was really a enemy. -Turns out my favorite funny part that has absolutely nothing to do with the story comes.....that is when Alicia finds out that the enemy spy is not a spy but just a wandering animal know as Hane Butai (winged pig) :XD: -I loved Welkins determination and planning. Truly he can become a good General just like his father. -Ok the pig shit joke was LAME! I really do not find anything funny about it but what was funny is how Alicia reacted to it. -The map drawing and depiction is nice! Well shown and simple. -The simplified plan of how the troops would move was nice also. -Hahaha, Gregor being a bad ass with his orders yet too cokcy as usual. -When Alicia moves with Faldio's troops in the bushes and Faldio joking with Alicia around there. It was funny but I think the comedy was not right. If anything the HUMOR SCREWED UP! It should have been after the battle. Better yet I would have rather have them make the battles MORE EPIC! -I did like Faldio questioning about Alicia's fear and readiness for battle. It was good that he tests her readiness. -LARGO FIRING THE BAZOOKA! That was nice! LOVED IT! Especially when it penetrated the armor and then killed that piece of crap enemy tank! BEAUTIFUL! -Another beauty is how well the sloped armor is against the pitiful shots of the enemy tanks. -When Faldio puts a nut but lies to Alicia it is goat shit into Alicia's back and she freaks out. -Hahah, the pig got taken into the tank of Welkin. -Alicia starting her own initiative to rush towards the enemy base. That was unthinkable yet she impressed me with her courage. She dodged and hid well using the trees. HOWEVER, in war they say HASTE MAKES WASTE. -Ramal (Faldio's assistant) covering with Faldio Alicia when she almost shot by a tower sniper, good thing sniper died. -When Radi showed up as Gregor was losing this front. It was too satisfying to see how annoyed and angry was Gregor at that time. Serves him right. -Seeing Edelweiss in action and properly animated was nice also. I WANT MORE OF TANK BLOWING UP THINGS! -Alicia rushing yet again within the flames of the enemy base, RUSHING towards Radi before shooting at him nearly hitting his head. I ESPECIALLY LOVED the part where she TRULY SHINES in the mids of the fire. THE MUST BE SO FAR HER BEST POSE! -Alicia naming the pig Hans. LOL -Welking offering Alicia some food for the pig was also LOL. What I did not like: -FIRST OF ALL THE PIECE OF SHIT SOLDIER WHO SHOT ALICIA! I know, I know is part of war but I still do not like it! Now Alicia has a permanent SCAR THERE. I know I USED TO BE CAPTAIN IN MILITARY STRATEGY! All forces, air/land/sea. I did not engage in real combat as I never intended to join the UN nor was Canada in war anyways at that time. -Another was the stupid enemy shooting at Brigitte nearly killing if she did hide in time. WELKIN HELLLLLOOOOOO you are to shoot all the tanks! Damn it RED CARD! :recard: -As much as I would like the comedy it was good ONLY AND ONLY at the beginning and end of the episode. In the middle when all are fighting WAS JUST BAD! NOT RIGHT AT ALL! I would never joke with my subordinates during strategy meetings. I would before and after when all is cleared up. Even then I would not because it could ruing the readiness and mentality but after the battle HELL YEAH WITH SOME SAKE! :P Little extra (MY WISHES) -Would have been better if they used scorch earth on the base. Would have been nice to see how all would react when everything would start blowing up around them. -No gas attack yet so that is too bad also. -The enemy better start doing something that is equal to Edelweiss' power to make things more fair and interesting. -Gregor dead would be nice but guess sometimes it will come. -WHERE ARE THE AIRPLANES??? I would want some bombs dropping. -Finally Where The Hell are the mines, and other booby traps and why are the soldiers so sloppy. A SNIPER MISSING....really, damn I would fire him from his position! Great map and simple one! If they continue doing maps like this. I WILL BE PROUD OF THEM AS CAPTAIN OF MILITARY STRATEGY! I just love it WHEN PEOPLE LIKE YOU WHO READ THIS, understand military strategy because it is simplified for you! Good stuff....two front attack! Best pose of Alicia! LOVE IT! Hahah that was funny! Alicia pointing by mistake the gun because she wanted to shut up Brigitte due to possible spy suspicion looming around. Spoiler:
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That, and if you want to force an Allies comparison on anyone, the Allies is actually the Federation, a faction composed of Western European nations at war with the Empire. Gallia is not part of any alliance, they are standalone neutral. Although when you say you are with the Allies, I assume you meant Allies sans Russia, yes? - Tak
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But epic episode. I'm surprised there are so many posts here even before subs were out. I don't get why they had to retreat though, the anime gave me the impression that the empire had an entire battalion there, while there were only 2 Galian squads. A flanking squad of 7 or 8 militia shouldn't be able to take a whole base.
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Well, to be fair, the anime has been doing this for the whole time - making a handful of militia overwhelm key imperial army positions, and seemingly with zero casualties on their side no less. Then again i watch this series for the fun characters and their interactions, because the action is not to be taken very seriously here (When they bother to show any that is, not jump between several abrupt shots of "action" without any feel of scope or the situation and call it a day). It is certainly a quite enjoyable and quirky series thus far, but less than commendable when it comes to displaying the actual warfare part.
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2009-05-03, 16:46 | Link #35 | |
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The Gallian people show some anti-Semitism towards the Darcsens.
Just a small request from my side. You don't need to write too much in capital letters. You have other possibilites to highlight words or sentences.
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Galia on the other hand, as I mentioned earlier, adheres to the German military standard that prevailed in the 2nd World War. While they may not be political nazis, the Galians certainly have no problems using their hardware. On the other hand, while nazis sent Jews to camps, the Russians sent Jews to gulags and Siberia, they just get less spotlight because of 1. Russians won the war, and 2. they were worse organizers. Quote:
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2009-05-03, 20:38 | Link #37 |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Singapore
Age: 29
Well, given Galia's status as underdogs, they're actually more like Finland than the other major powers.
And let's not kid ourselves: the Poles did have their own pogroms against the Jews. While some are stirred up by the Nazi occupiers, there were plenty who organized these pogroms by themselves.
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No words can describe Finland's political cunning during World War II. Certainly they found Germany a useful ally during the early stages of the war, but as the war worsened, the Finns managed to keep both Germans and Russians at bay, while survived several military encounters against both of them. I give them major political props for that maneuver alone. Nobody has yet to pull something like that off. - Tak
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However, it should be noted that while the Finns did inflict heavy losses on the Soviets, in the aftermath of the Winter and Continuation War, they had to concede a significant amount of territory, although they retained their independence.
Let's see how Galia handles this threat.
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Julie B. Beck
Julie B. Beck | ||
15th Relief Society General President | ||
March 31, 2007 | – March 31, 2012||
Called by | Gordon B. Hinckley | |
Predecessor | Bonnie D. Parkin | |
Successor | Linda K. Burton | |
First Counselor in the Young Women General Presidency | ||
October 5, 2002 | – March 31, 2007||
Called by | Susan W. Tanner | |
Predecessor | Carol B. Thomas | |
Successor | Elaine S. Dalton | |
End reason | Became General President of the Relief Society | |
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Born | Julie Bangerter September 29, 1954 Salt Lake City, Utah, United States |
Residence | Salt Lake City, Utah, United States | |
Alma mater | Brigham Young University (B.S.) | |
Spouse | Ramon P. Beck (1973–present) | |
Children | 3 | |
Julie Bangerter Beck (born September 29, 1954) was the fifteenth general president of the Relief Society of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) from 2007 to 2012.
Born in Granger, Utah, to William Grant Bangerter and Geraldine Hamblin, Beck grew up in Utah and in São Paulo, Brazil, where her father served as a mission president for the LDS Church for five years.[1] Beck's father would later serve as an LDS Church general authority. Beck is also the niece of Utah's thirteenth governor, Norman H. Bangerter, who held office from 1985 to 1993. Beck attended Dixie College and graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in family science.[1] On December 28, 1973, she married Ramon P. Beck in the Salt Lake Temple and they are the parents of three children.
In October 2002, Beck was called as First Counselor to Susan W. Tanner in the Young Women general presidency of the LDS Church. Beck served in this capacity until 2007, when she succeeded Bonnie D. Parkin as the general president of the Relief Society.[1]
Beck was the fifteenth general president of the Relief Society since its organization in 1842. In that assignment, Beck was an ex officio member of the Boards of Trustees/Education of the Church Educational System and was also a member of the executive committee of the Boards of Trustees/Education. Beck's two counselors were Silvia H. Allred and Barbara Thompson. The 2011 publication of the book Daughters in My Kingdom was described as the "crowning achievement" of Beck's five-year tenure.[1] Beck was succeeded by Linda K. Burton.
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At the church's October 2007 general conference, Beck delivered a sermon that caused controversy among some members of the church.[2] In her sermon, Beck equated "nurturing" with "homemaking"—which Beck said "includes cooking, washing clothes and dishes, and keeping an orderly home"—and stated that "Latter-day Saint women should be the best homemakers in the world".[3] A report issued a few days after Beck's speech stated that "she has caused a stir among Mormon women not seen since 1987, when President Ezra Taft Benson said unequivocally that mothers should not work outside the home except in emergencies."[2]
Beck's second annual address to the church's women in September 2008 focused on strengthening the role of the Relief Society in each congregation throughout the world. The address was viewed as being more inclusive of single and childless women and was more enthusiastically received in the United States than previous addresses.[4]
- ^ a b c d Peggy Fletcher Stack, "Mormon women's leader turns to the past to build brighter future", Salt Lake Tribune, 2012-03-31.
- ^ a b Peggy Fletcher Stack, "Conference address by LDS relief society president sparks furious debate", Salt Lake Tribune, 2007-10-11.
- ^ Julie B. Beck, "Mothers Who Know", 2007-10-07.
- ^ Jessica Ravitz, "This year, LDS women's leader steers clear of storm", The Salt Lake Tribune, 2008-09-28.
External links[edit]
- "General Auxiliaries: Sister Julie B. Beck", lds.org
- "Julie Bangerter Beck First Counselor, Young Women General Presidency", Ensign, November 2002, p. 124
- "Julie B. Beck", Liahona, May 2007, p. 127.
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Relief Society General President March 31, 2007 – March 31, 2012 |
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First Counselor in the Young Women General Presidency October 5, 2002 – March 31, 2007 |
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The trio—silverback Motaba, and his two youngest sons, Yakini and Ganyeka —made the short trip to the West in three transport crates loaded onto a large truck, courtesy of Zoos Victoria sponsors, Linfox Transport.
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Video TranscriptMEET THE UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL TEAM. THEY HOUSE LOYOLA MARYMOUNT. YOUR GAME TIME, 1:00 P.M.. THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS IS LOOKING TO HIRE THOUSANDS OF NEW EMPLOYEES OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF YEARS. TODAY IS THE PHYSICAL TESTING PART. IT IS ONE PART OF THE PROCESS. THAT IS WHERE WE FIND LETICIA ORDAZ. WE HEAR THEY ARE HAVING A TOUGH TIME TRYING TO FILL THESE JOBS. THEY HAVE 7000 OPENINGS, AND 500 RECRUITS ARE HERE SEEN IF THEY HAVE WHAT IT TAKES. THEY HAVE TO GO THROUGH MAJOR TRAINING TO SEE IF THEY MAKE IT THROUGH THE PROCESS. ONLY 2%- TO-5% ACTUALLY BECOME CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS. IT IS QUITE COMPETITIVE. YOU CAN SEE THEM LIFTING WEIGHTS. TODAY, THE APPLICANT SAY THEY ARE BRINGING THEIR A-GAME. I AM A HARD WORKER, A VERY, VERY HARD WORKER, SO I FEEL LIKE IF YOU BRING WHAT YOU HAVE AND SHOW THEM YOU WILL NOT GIVE UP, THAT IS SOMETHING I CAN REALLY BRING IT NO MATTER HOW HARD THEY PUSH ME TO QUIT, I WILL NOT. I AM MOTIVATED. I TOOK SOME TOUR WITH MY CLASS, AND THAT WAS INSPIRATIONAL. I DO NOT PLAN ON FAILING. THE REASON FOR THE SHORTAGE IS 1800 CORRECTIONS OFFICERS ARE RETIRING EVERY YEAR, SO THEY ARE LOOKING TO HIRE 7000 CORRECTIONS OFFICERS, MEN AND WOMEN OF ALL AGES, ALL SIZES. THE TRAINING STARTS AT 8:00 A.M. THIS MORNING.
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On Friday, Feb. 27, students, staff and faculty members from universities across the state of Indiana gathered in the Hulman Memorial Student Union to participate in Design Interaction Day.
Design Interaction Day is a special day dedicated to interior design students, faculty and professionals who get the chance to view each others' work, learn about products and services in their field, and gain valuable information about the business of interior design.
Although the turnout was less than expected, according to Drew Randle, a junior interior design major and student representative to the Indiana Board of American Society of Interior Designers, the lineup of speakers from different niches provided plenty of knowledge and helpful information to those who did attend.
The first keynote speaker, Ripley Rasmus, senior vice president and director of design for Hellmuth, Obata and Kassabaum, spoke about the design layout of the new Indianapolis International Airport and all of the work that went in to making it possible.
"I like to try and touch as many students as possible," said Rasmus. "I usually speak in order to connect with people."
Rasmus specifically spoke about why the designers planned the layout they did.
Following Rasmus were a few welcoming words from Indiana State President Daniel Bradley.
"Welcome to ISU," Bradley started off. "This event is an example of what Indiana State encourages students to be a part of."
Bradley asked the crowd, "What do you do in hard times," before answering, "you work harder."
After a break for lunch, the second keynote speakers, Steve Arnold, an architect, and Jodi Goings, an interior designer with MMS-A/E in Terre Haute, spoke about, "The Dynamic Working Relationship between an Architect and an Interior Designer."
Lauren Dilley, a junior interior design major at Ball State University, said her favorite part of the event was getting to see all the different companies and speaking with their representatives.
With an ever-growing hardship within the economy, the day's events offered some advice on how students could succeed.
"Design Interaction Day is important because it allows local sponsors and suppliers to educate students on what to expect upon graduation," said ISU sophomore Anna Hollibaugh.
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On Friday, Feb. 27, students, staff and faculty members from universities across the state of Indiana gathered in the Hulman Memorial Student Union to participate in Design Interaction Day.
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Chris Sheridan of Sheridanhoops.com and I were on NBC SportsTalk (6 p.m. Eastern every day on Versus, but I don't need to tell you that) and the twitter question of the day was about Rookie of the Year. Personally, I'm putting my money on Derrick Williams (an athlete who can finish running the floor next to Ricky Rubio) but Sheridan had an interesting response that might interest Knicks fans.
Also, below we talk and debate the CBA a little, who won and who lost, plus some of the effects of it. Which are a tad hard to predict right now.
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Derrick Williams is obviously a decent candidate for the ROY, but Kemba Walker is light years away from being ready for the league – just way too inefficient at everything he forces/does and can't defend anybody.


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text: Plenary Assembly The Church and the Challenge of Secularisation Via della Conciliazione n° 5, 6-8 March 2008 Thursday 6 march 2008 09.00: Lauds 09.15: Welcoming and opening session: His Excellency Rt. Rev. Gianfranco Ravasi, President of the Pontifical Council for Culture 09.45: Report of activities: Most Rev Bernard Ardura, Secretary 10.15: Presentation of the Instrumentum Laboris: Rev. Fr. Laurent Mazas, Rev. Msgr. Franco Perazzolo 10.45: Coffee Break 11.15: 1st session: Secularisation: theological, cultural and pastoral challenges - Constructing the City of God at the Heart of Secular Society, His Excellency Rt. Rev. Joseph Doré, Emeritus Archbishop of Strasbourg 12.00: Discussion 13.00: Lunch 15.00: 2nd Session: The Church and secularisation of civil society - The Church's Pastoral Responsibility in a Context of Secularisation of Civic Institutions, His Eminence Cardinal Juan Sandoval Ińiguez, Archbishop of Guadalajara15.30: Discussion16.00: Coffee Break 16.30: 3rd Session: The Secularisation of Traditional Societies - A People of Missionaries caught up with Secularisation, His Eminence Cardinal José da Cruz Policarpo, Patriarch of Lisbon17.00: Discussion 18.00: Vespers Friday 7 march 2008 09.00: Lauds 09.15: 4th Session: Secularisation and new forms of religiosity - The Challenge of Sects and Religious of Indigenous Inspiration: the urgency of a renewed proclamation of the Gospel, His Eminence Cardinal Rodolfo Quezada Toruńo, Archbishop of Guatemala 09.45: Discussion10.45: Coffee Break 11.15: 5th session: From a society without God to a society without man - The Concerns of a Christian Humanism in a Society deprived of Transcendence, His Eminence Cardinal Lubomyr Husar, Major Archbishop of Kyiv-Halyč 11.45: Discussion13.00: Lunch 15.00: 6th session: Pastoral experiences and perspectives for the evangelization of culture - The Church in Africa at the service of reconciliation, justice and peace, in the perspective of the IInd Special Assembly of the Synod of Bishops for Africa, His Eminence Cardinal Polycarp Pengo, Archbishop of Dar-es-Salaam 15.30: Discussion 16.00: Coffee Break 16.30: 7th Session: The strength of the faith to construct a more human world - A Church witnessing faith and charity in a Muslim country Rev. Fr. John M. Prior, Consultor of the Pontifical Council for Culture17.00: Discussion18.00: Vespers Saturday 8 march 2008 08.00: Concelebrated Mass in the Church of Santa Maria in Traspontina presided over by His Excellency Rt. Rev. Gianfranco Ravasi, Homily by His Excellency Rt. Rev. Mgr Fabio Duque Jaramillo, O.F.M., Bishop of Armenia 08.45: Breakfast at the Pontifical Council for Culture 09.15: Towards the Plenary 2010. Theme, Proposals Conclusion : His Excellency Rt. Rev. Gianfranco Ravasi Audience with the Holy Father requested. |


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Enter Ron Peterson, a veteran promoter bearing a history of rancorous relations with the state's boxing establishment. In recent years, Peterson has staged all of his fights on Indian reservations, outside the purview of the boxing board. After learning of Peterson's upcoming card, Schultz contacted the promoter, who made one request: Get evaluated by a doctor. In short order Schultz did just that--though he eschewed the doctor recommended by the boxing board for one of his own choosing. Soon afterward Peterson sent him a contract: Four rounds, four hundred bucks.
For his part Peterson says he was pleased by Schultz's mid-October performance at the casino. "What an inspiration he was. He's a legitimate boxer. If the guy's got enough guts to quit drinking, he's got enough guts to try anything." He says he plans to put Schultz on future cards, but adds the cautionary note that "as a promoter, I'm not gonna set Gene up with a guy who's gonna embarrass him or kill him."
O'Hara takes a different view. Though he is careful to note that the board may ultimately relent and grant Schultz a license to fight outside the casinos, he offers a word of warning. "I give Gene Schultz credit for his courageous stand," O'Hara says, "but this fight means absolutely nothing. If the promoters are gonna match him with a bunch of Tory Martins, maybe he could fight until he's 50. But eventually they're gonna want to pair him with somebody of ability--not some tub of lard."
Fine by Schultz. In the fading afternoon light, he dances and bobs and weaves through his small apartment. He has shucked off his fake leg, and is showing off his balance, hopping up and down, throwing jabs and straight rights into the air. Puffing, a little out of breath, he plops down on the couch. "Right now, I'm still the Great White Dope," he says. "But I think I can be the Great White Hope. I think I've got a 50/50 chance of winning the heavyweight title."
"I'm a one-man special agent," he adds then. "I'm a Special Agent of God boxer. When I get my robe, it's not gonna say 'Gene Schultz.' It's just gonna say 'Praise Jesus' and 'God Is Great,' and it's gonna have a cross and it's gonna say 'R.I.P., Mom and Dad.'"


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There is a pot, full of water we always fill it and keep in the lawn in front of our house So that birds can drink water in summer days. One morning, when I was sitting on my lawn a pair of birds came and sit on the edge of the post one of them feeding to another partner, immediately I took this photograph. It was by chanced, I got this beautiful picture
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An exhibition featuring film works from the Collection of the Irish Museum of Modern Art opens to the public at Friars Gate Theatre on Monday 7 December 2009.
features five film-works which survey environments that bring together a range of perspectives from the natural to the manmade, the intimate to the vast and the familiar to the unknown. Artists featured in the exhibition include Paddy Jolley, Clare Langan, Brian Duggan and Isabel Nolan. This exhibition marks the first occasion that Friars Gate Theatre and the National Programme have collaborated.
As part of the exhibition Irish artist John Beattie facilitated talks and workshops with local primary and secondary school groups. Resulting artworks are exhibited in the foyer space as part of Prospect. John Beattie frequently works in video, photography and drawing and his practice explores ideas and perceptions relating to the Artist, the Studio and the Audience (viewer, spectator, and participant) in various contexts such as the studio, the gallery, or in more socially engaged environments. The workshops are supported by the Department of Education and Science.
Paddy Jolleys film-work,
, 2004, is the result of a commission from 2002 to make a film in Dublin's north-side suburb of Ballymun - an area targeted for radical social and economic change due to Dublin City Council's plan to regenerate the area by demolishing and rebuilding residential housing and services. As part of this plan, residents were requested to move from flats in tower blocks, which in many cases were their lifetime dwellings, to new contemporary houses. Jolley in collaboration with German artist, Rebecca Trost and Norwegian artist/animator, Lise Inger Hansen, focused on the freshly departed flats and the physical items left behind.
Clare Langans trilogy of films are shot on location between Ireland, Iceland and Namibia, the works explore the seemingly limitless forces of nature, tracing the path of a solitary figure through a post-apocalyptic landscape.
Forty Below,
1999, depicts a world where the delicate balance of nature has been upturned. There appears to have been a flood and the familiar world is now submerged in water. There is a weightlessness, a lack of gravity, where time and place merge and the division between earth and sky become unclear. In
Too Dark for Night,
2001, the second in the trilogy, there are again violent extremes of climate; in contrast to Forty Below this landscape is an arid one becoming engulfed by an ever-advancing desert. The final part of the trilogy,
Glass Hour
, 2002, is set in a deserted urban and industrial wasteland which shifts from the natural to the built environment. Smoking chimneys point to the possibility that the apocalypse suggested by all three films is man-made. However, the violence of nature is also present as an angry, fiery-red earth opens up ready to engulf the world.
In Brian Duggans work, the artist himself is the protaganist performing activities which are constrained and testing space even when undertaken in the great outdoors.
2005, was made in the Burren, Co Clare, yet the artist has chosen the parameters of a window frame in a ruin in which to perform his feat. In Isabel Nolans work
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2001, notions of identity are explored using a white T-shirt on which Nolan repeatedly scribbles slogans. These slogans are underlined, added to and ultimately cast away as the artist takes off her shirt to start writing on a fresh one worn underneath. This work explores the complexities of identity and how it can be reduced to clichés, it also looks at how in todays culture communication is often reduced to sound bites.
Friars Gate Theatre, Kilmallock has been operating successfully as a theatre and arts centre since October 1997. The theatre has a vibrant performing, visual and educational programme. Friars Gate is committed to the promotion of arts in their widest form and incorporate the significance of all forms of artistic expression and encourage the participation of all members of the community in activities which enrich appreciation of the arts.
Focusing on the Museums Collection, the National Programme facilitates offsite projects and exhibitions in a range of venues and situations throughout Ireland. The Museum aims to act as a resource at a local level through working in partnership and relying on the knowledge and concerns of the local community. Partner organisations are wide-ranging and include a variety of venues both in traditional art and non-arts spaces, allowing for far-reaching access and interaction. The National Programme in 2009 has been supported by the Department of Arts, Sports and Tourism.
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Killing Time / Sensing Others | |||||||||
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A review by Georges T. Dodds
I might describe either title as a painless way to pass the time, certainly not boring or poorly written
from a technical or logical standpoint, but both left me fairly indifferent -- and in some senses "indifferent"
is one of the worst things I can say about a novel. Having read them, I've pondered what genre they belong to:
science fiction, psychological thriller, noir, or realistic novels of the urban underbelly?
To address this question a short synopsis of each title is in order. In Killing Time, Tom, the
archetypal genius-mathematician-nerd working on his Ph.D., finally finds love and sex and jealousy with Anna the
cellist. Tom also has a drinking buddy Dave, a molecular biochemist, with whom he discusses everything from sex
to theism. When a trans-temporal camera Tom has built reveals a very troubling secret, the cause of Anna's
disappearance is elucidated.
In Sensing Others, Nick, keyboardist for a retro-rock band, participates in a
drug testing trial to shore up his finances. The drug allows him to sense or read other people's minds, and it
becomes unclear to Nick whether his impression that a brutal homosexual rapist-murderer is after him is a
side-effect of the drug or a reality. All this occurs in the context of a pharmaceutical company with dubious
motives, Eric the friend and former 70s rock star turned eco-terrorist, Nick's band being fleeced by a Swedish
con-artist record producer, as well as Cairo, the older woman-lover.
Are they science-fiction? Well, Killing Time might be termed as such given the development of a
trans-temporal camera, but as for this being
"an intriguing ending" as one critic put it, the
idea of such a device appears as far back as John Taine's 1934 novel Before the Dawn (and probably long
before that), so the idea is hardly original. Certainly Tallis captures the sorts of discussions and intellectual
snobbishness that occurs between doctoral students in the sciences, so it is more fiction about scientists
than science fiction. In Sensing Others the science-fiction element, the development of a psi-drug
for counter-intelligence purposes, is even weaker and less central to the novel than in Killing Time.
So are these psychological thrillers? In terms of the British psychological thriller, my expectations
rest on John Franklin Bardin's late 40s trilogy The Deadly Percheron, The Last of Philip Banter,
and Devil Take the Blue Tail Fly. While this perhaps sets the bar too high for a new author, I don't
sense that Tallis' work would ever approach Bardin's. Certainly, given Tallis' credentials, I'm willing to
accept that he's gotten the psychology of his characters right.
However, they're just not that weird, interesting or entertaining. While the broad psychological caricatures
represented by the characters in William Browning Spencer's Résumé with Monsters and Zod Wallop
may not be psychologically realistic, at least they are vibrantly different and thought-provoking.
In Killing Time the means and motive of Anna's disappearance were fairly transparent to me half-way
through the book, and while some tension was developed surrounding the disposal of the body, overall the novel
could certainly not be termed suspenseful. Similarly, in Sensing Others, so much information about
relationships, and other characters and situations intervened between events threatening Nick, that, with the
possible exception of Nick, powerless in the hands of the rapist, there was no sustained excitement or suspense.
Glancing at some of the reviews on the back of Killing Time I see words like "smooth elegance of
film noir" and "dark tale." Well that explains some things; it's supposed to be a modern noir novel... except
that if it is, my noir standards of Cornell Woolrich's Rendezvous in Black and Jim Thompson's
The Killer Inside Me make Killing Time and Sensing Others look like material for
Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood (or for my British readers, "like material for Teletubbies").
This leads me to the conclusion that these two titles are simply a pair of stories about the underbelly of
urban life in London. Since I've not read any literature of this genre past the Dickensian era, I'm really not
in a position to say much about it, although it does seem significantly less hard-hitting than something like
Trainspotting. However, I'll let those of you better versed in this genre read these two titles and form
your own opinions. But as science-fiction, suspense or noir you needn't worry or obsess about missing them.
Georges Dodds is a research scientist in vegetable crop physiology, who for close to 25 years has read and collected close to 2000 titles of predominantly pre-1950 science-fiction and fantasy, both in English and French. He writes columns on early imaginative literature for WARP, the newsletter/fanzine of the Montreal Science Fiction and Fantasy Association. |
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Dr. Miller is board certified in Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care Medicine and Allergy and Immunology. She has appointments in 3 departments in 2 Columbia schools and is the Director of the Allergy and Immunology Fellowship program and Director of Adult Allergy. She was named as top pulmonologist in the 2011 and 2012 US News and World Report report and is a Fellow at the American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology. Her clinical office specializes in the treatment of asthma and allergies at the John Edsall-John Wood Asthma Center.
In addition, Dr. Miller is the Co-Deputy Director of the Columbia Center for Childrens Environmental Health (CCCEH). Her research concentrates on the mechanisms for the onset of asthma. One large research focus involves establishing and studying a birth cohort from Northern Manhattan (www.CCCEH.org), determining the importance of environmental allergens, traffic-related pollutants, and phthalate and bisphenol A exposure to the onset of allergies, asthma, and Th2 immune responses. A major emphasis is on the role of prenatal and early postnatal exposure on later pediatric and adolescent asthma risk. Additional areas of research include identifying novel genetic by environment interactions important to the onset of asthma. She also has established several mouse models examining the importance of prenatal and postnatal environmental exposures on asthma risk. More recent initiatives have been to build a program in environmental epigenetics and asthma by studying DNA methylation in cell, mouse and human systems.
Education and Training
- Undergraduate:
- Harvard University: A.B., Magna Cum Laude, 1982-1986
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- New York University School of Medicine: M.D., 1986-1990
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- Allergy and Immunology, NewYork-Prebyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center, 1997-1999
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- Harvard College Dean's List
- 1985 Collegiate National Rowing Championship, second place
- 1986 Thomas T. Hoopes Prize for excellent senior honors thesis
- 1986 Faculty Prize for distinguished senior honors thesis in psychobiology
- 1987-1988 President of NYU Chapter of American Medical Student Association
- 1990 Eve Flechner Award in Internal Medicine
- 1999 Florence and Herbert Irving Clinical Research Career Award
- 2007 AAAAI Clinical Fellowship Award to Allergy and Immunology Training Program at Columbia to support training of Dr. Kathleen Donohue
- 2011-12 US News and World Report Top Doctor (pulmonologist)
Other Experience and Professional Membership
- 07/2001-Present
- Director, Asthma Project, Columbia Center for Children;s Environmental Health
- 6/2005-Present
- Fellow, American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology
- 06/2007-Present
- Editorial Board of Clinical Medicine: Respiratory and Pulmonary Medicine
- 07/01/2007-Present
- Director of Allergy, New York Presbyterian Hospital
- 07/01/2007-Present
- Associate Director, Lead Physician Scientist, P50 Disease Investigation through Specialized Clinically-Oriented Ventures in Environment Research
- 01/2008-Present
- Editorial Board of the Open Allergy Journal
- 01/01/2009-Present
- Co-Deputy Director, Columbia Center for Children's Environmental Health
- 01/04/2011-Present
- Co-Investigaror/Lab Supervisor for ICAC (Inner City Asthma Consortium) Ureca study
- 03/2012-Present
- Editorial Board of the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, Impact factor 11.003
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Selected Publications (from total list of 106 publications)
- Rastogi, D., Chaodong Wang, Xia Mao, Cynthia Lendor, Paul B. Rothman, Rachel L. Miller. Antigen-specific immune responses to influenza vaccine in utero, Journal of Clinical Investigation, 117 (6):1637-46, 2007.
- Donohue, Kathleen M., Umaima Al-alem, Matthew S. Perzanowski, Ginger L. Chew, Alina Johnson, Adnan Divjan, Elizabeth A. Kelvin, Lori A. Hoepner, Frederica P. Perera, Rachel L. Miller. Anti-cockroach, mouse IgE is associated with early wheeze and atopy in an inner-city birth cohort, Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 122(5):914-20, 2008.
- Miller, Rachel L and Shuk-mei Ho Environmental epigenetics and asthma: Current concepts and call for studies, American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 177:567-573, 2008.
- Miller, Rachel L. Prenatal maternal diet and asthma risk. The Journal of Clinical Investigation, 118(10):3265-3268, 2008.
- Patel, Molini M., Lori Hoepner, Robin Garfinkel, Steven Chillrud, Andria Reyes, Frederica Perera, Rachel L. Miller. Ambient metals and elemental carbon in fine particulate matter predict wheeze and cough in very young urban children, American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 180 (11):1107-1113. 2009.
- Marilyn Reyes , Matthew S. Perzanowski, Robin M. Whyatt, Elizabeth A. Kelvin, Andrew G. Rundle, Diurka Diaz, Beatriz Plaza, Lori Hoepner, Frederica P. Perera, Virginia Rauh, Rachel L. Miller. Maternal demoralization is associated with childhood wheeze, but not IgE, at age five years in an inner-city cohort, Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, 107 (1): 42-49, 2011.
- Phillip Factor, Alexander Akhmedov, Jake MacDonald, Anna Xu, Jie Wu, Trisha Das, Raymond Panettieri, Frederica Perera, and Rachel L. Miller. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons impair b2AR function in airway epithelial and smooth muscle cells, The American Journal of Respiratory Cell and Molecular Biology, 45: 1045-1049, 2011.
- Molini M. Patel, James W. Quinn, Kyung Hwa Jung, Lori Hoepner, Diurka Diaz, Matthew Perzanowski, Andrew Rundle, Patrick L. Kinney, Frederica P. Perera, and Rachel L. Miller. Traffic density and point sources of air pollution associated with asthma and allergy from birth to age 5 years among New York City children, Environmental Research, 111(8): 1222-29, 2011.
- Rachel L. Miller and Cara L. Agerstrand. Targeting indoor air pollution: Interpreting the RESPIRE trial, The Lancet, 378:1682-83, 2011.
- Allan C. Just, Robin M. Whyatt, Matthew S. Perzanowski, Antonia M. Calafat, Frederica P. Perera, Inge F. Goldstein, Qixuan Chen, Andrew G. Rundle, Rachel L. Miller. Prenatal exposure to butylbenzyl phthalate and early eczema in an urban cohort, Environmental Health Perspectives, 120 (10):1475-80, 2012.
- Matthew S. Perzanowski, Ginger L. Chew, Adnan Divjan, Kyung Hwa Jung, Robert Ridder, Deliang Tang, Diurka Diaz, Inge F. Goldstein, Patrick L. Kinney, Andrew G. Rundle, David E. Camann, Frederica P. Perera, Rachel L. Miller. Early-life cockroach allergen and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon exposures predict cockroach sensitization among inner-city children. J. Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 131(3):886-893, 2013
- Kyung Hwa Jung, Matthew Perzanowski, Andrew Rundle, Kathleen Moors, Beizhan Yan, Steven N. Chillrud, Robin Whyatt, David Camann, Frederica P. Perera, Rachel L. Miller. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon exposure, obesity and childhood asthma in an urban cohort, Environmental Research, 128:35-41, 2014.
- Robin M. Whyatt, Matthew S. Perzanowski, Allan C. Just, Andrew G. Rundle, Kathleen M. Donohue, Antonia M. Calafat, Lori Hoepner, Frederica P. Perera, Rachel L. Miller. Prenatal exposure to phthalates and asthma development among inner-city children. Environmental Health Perspectives, provisionally accepted, 2014.