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José Palazzo Moreira de Oliveira is full professor of Computer Science at Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul - UFRGS. He as a doctor degree in Computer Science from Institut National Politechnique - IMAG (1984), Grenoble, France, a M.Sc. degree in Computer Science from PPGC-UFRGS (1976) and has graduated in Electronic Engineering (1968). His research interests include information systems, e-learning, database systems and applications, conceptual modeling and ontologies, applications of database technology and distributed systems. He has published about 260 papers, has being advisor of 72 graduate students (14 Ph.D. and 58 M.Sc.). The official full CV for the Brazilian National Research Council - CNPq is available at CV Lattes.
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Information System Group (portuguese link) - UFRGS
Current Research Projects and Activities are mainly associated with Conceptual Modeling and Ontologies, Digital Libraries, Adaptive e-Learning and Web Systems.
A list of my publications is available from [Google Scholar Citations] and some publications in Information Systems at [DBLP] the full publication list is available at [CNPq - Lattes].
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Author of over 200 erotic works, Dick Powers is best known for his series Manly Men, Third Wheel and Men In Uniform. Dick publishes on a (near) daily basis through his partners at Lunatic Ink Publishing and has a huge backlist of titles for the reader to choose from. If you would like to sample some of his writing at no cost, the list below details a variety of his best work.
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So I felt I should liven up the board by introducing a fun game that we can all play, Apples to Apples!
It's quite easy, a Judge will post an adjective (a "describing word") and everyone else will post 1 (one) noun that goes with that word. Once 3 (three) nouns have been posted, the Judge will choose which word is most creative/humorous/interesting. The first 3 (three) are the only nouns that can be used for that round. First come-first serve. The winner of that round will become the new judge and you simply repeat! If you're still confused, check out these examples:
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Gardening is the practice of sowing and cultivating plants. Gardening is a vast discipline that includes many different garden designs and techniques for tending to the plants within. Plants in a garden can have a variety of uses— they can be used cosmetically or medically, can provide nourishment or can simply look nice. Gardens can either focus on cultivating one type of plant (vineyards, orangeries) or can contain a wide diversity of plants. The major differences between gardening and similar practices such as farming and forestry are that gardening involves a more active role in growing plants and usually covers a smaller scale than farming.
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March 19-20, 2012
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Online registration for the 2012 NHA Annual Meeting and Humanities Advocacy Day is open! Make plans now to attend this important annual event and connect with a growing network of humanities advocates from around the country.
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HILLSBORO After setting up a surveillance camera, detectives nabbed a suspect who was stealing money from residents of a senior living center Wednesday.
At 2:30p.m., Washington County Sheriff s Deputies had all the evidence they needed after catching 18-year-old James Eldridge of Hillsboro on camera stealing cash from a resident of Rosewood Specialty Care center in Hillsboro, said Sgt. David Thompson with the sheriff s department.
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Rebecca Synclair Carter, age 8 of Caledonia, Miss., passed away Monday, Dec. 27, 2010, at Baptist Memorial Hospital-GT, in Columbus, Miss.
Visitation is today, Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2010, from 12 – 2:30 p.m. at Lowndes Funeral Home, Columbus, Miss. Graveside Services are Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2010. at 3 p.m. at Vaughn Cemetery, Caledonia, Miss., with Bro. Martin Gardner and Bro. Ezell Simon officiating and Lowndes Funeral Home, Columbus, Miss., directing.
Miss Carter was born Mar. 25, 2002, in Amory, Miss., to Reid David and Cynthia Diane Davis Carter and was a resident of Caledonia, Miss., for the past 5 years having moved from West Point, Miss. She was a member of ARC of Lowndes County, Miss., Gutter Busters bowling league and softball league at Columbus/Lowndes Park and Recreation. Miss Carter loved Elmo and Dora The Explorer DVD's and loved playing on the computer, especially Sesame Street.
In addition to her parents, Miss Carter is survived by her sister, Kayla Carter, of Caledonia, Miss.; paternal grandparents, Ralph and Betty Carter, of West Point, Miss., and maternal grandparent, Linda Hill, of West Point, Miss.
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NFL Players Association survey finds wide dissatisfaction with teams' medical care
NEW ORLEANS The association that represents NFL players on Thursday released a survey showing wide dissatisfaction with medical care in the league, and singled out San Diego Chargers doctor David Chao as a problem.
The survey showed 93 percent of players are either not satisfied — or not at all satisfied — with their team's injury management. It reported that 78 percent of players don't trust their team's medical staff, although they had more confidence in trainers.
The NFL Players Association's executive director, DeMaurice Smith, mentioned Chao during the union's annual Super Bowl news conference, held Thursday at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. No other doctors were mentioned by name.
"There is a team doctor named Dr. Chao who is currently the San Diego team doctor," Smith said, "who has been found liable of medical malpractice twice — twice. ... It seems to me that the players of the National Football League deserve to have a doctor who's not been found liable of malpractice."
Chao declined to comment. A team spokesman said the Chargers are still gathering information about what was said. Previously, the team has said it's aware of Chao's legal and regulatory history but believes him to be a highly skilled orthopedic surgeon.
Injured NFL players are allowed to seek second opinions or treatment from alternate doctors, and many Chargers have chosen Chao as their orthopedic surgeon.
In August, Ryan Mathews broke his right clavicle and had Chao perform the surgery. The running back recovered and returned to the field a month later, missing two regular-season games. In December, when Mathews broke his left clavicle, he chose Chao for his surgery again.
Chao scoped quarterback Philip Rivers' knee in 2008 less than a week before the AFC Championship Game. He replaced Rivers' torn ACL that offseason.
Center Nick Hardwick underwent ankle surgery with Chao in 2009 and was able to return later that season.
"I've had four of five surgeries with Dr. Chao. He's consulted on three or four others that I've had," Hardwick said. "I completely trust him. He's done a great job for me. He's done a great job for my career, getting me on the field, keeping me on the field where I want to be. He's been a very important part of the success I've had."
Former long snapper David Binn played with the Chargers from 1994 to 2010 and told U-T San Diego on Thursday that it was "always a good experience" working with Chao, who surgically repaired his shoulder one offseason.
"Anytime I've had an issue," Binn said, "he gives you a straightforward assessment of what's going on and lays out your options. I always felt that I trusted him. He gave me all the information, and in the end, it's always up to the player to decide if he can go or if he can't.
"I always felt like he had the health of the player as his primary concern. He definitely has the trust of other guys. Pretty much everybody gets everything done by him on the Chargers."


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A risk factor is anything that increases your likelihood of getting a disease or condition.
It is possible to develop alcoholism with or without the risk factors listed below. However, the more risk factors you have, the greater your likelihood of developing alcoholism. If you have a number of risk factors, ask your doctor what you can do to reduce your risk.
The following factors can increase your risk of alcoholism:
Alcohol abuse is five times more frequent in men than in women. Men are more likely to be binge drinkers and alcoholics than women are. However, the incidence of alcoholism in women has been on the rise in the past 30 years. Women tend to become alcoholics later in life than men, but the condition has a faster progression in women.
Alcoholism tends to run in families. This has led researchers to conclude that a genetic predisposition to developing alcohol abuse problems may exist. The rate of alcoholism in men with no alcoholic parents is approximately 11%. For men with one alcoholic parent, the rate of alcoholism is approximately 30%. A family history of alcoholism is also seen in women, although the link is somewhat weaker.
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Researchers have found that certain psychological factors increase an individual's risk for alcohol abuse and alcoholism. These factors include having high self-expectations, having a low frustration tolerance, feeling inadequate and unsure of one's roles, needing an inordinate amount of praise and reassurance, and having a tendency to be impulsive and aggressive.
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The Horizontal Brain Cell, like the Vertical Brain Cell, provides superior hard-sided protection for your laptop. It's available specific sizes designed for Apple laptops and multiple sizes designed to fit a wide variety of PC laptops. Use our Laptop Bag Fit Guide that lists the internal and external dimensions of each size of Brain Cell to determine which size of Brain Cell is the best fit for your laptop.
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Splat the Cat can't wait for his trip to the beach. His grandpa asks him to bring back a shell so that he can hear the sea. Splat is determined to find a great shell, and nothing will distract him But when all he can find are broken shells, can a friend in the ocean help save the day?
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Inaugural 'Evening of Excellence' Honors Zag Seniors
SPOKANE, Wash. - Basketball players Robert Sacre and Kayla Standish were named the Gonzaga University Male and Female Senior Athletes of the Year, respectively, at the inaugural Evening of Excellence Monday, an event to honor the Bulldog seniors as well as pay tribute to all Gonzaga student-athletes.
Other award recipients were men's tennis player Zhia Hwa Chong and women's soccer player Katie Spangenberg as the Male and Female Scholar Athletes of the Year; women's basketball player Shannon Reader for the Leadership Award and women's tennis as the P.R.I.D.E. competition champion.
In addition, 18 student-athletes were inducted into Gonzaga University's chapter of Chi Alpha Sigma, the national college athlete honor society. Chi Alpha Sigma exists to encourage and reward high academic scholarship of college athletes at 4-year accredited colleges and universities, to recognize outstanding academic achievement by intercollegiate varsity letter winners and to encourage good citizenship, moral character, and friendship among the high academic achievers in college athletics. Founded in 1996, Chi Alpha Sigma has grown to more than 222 University chapters nationwide, comprised of members from all levels within the NCAA and the NAIA. The seniors inducted today have maintained a minimum 3.4 cumulative GPA while earning varsity letters in their respective sports. Gonzaga's inductees are Molly Anderson (women's basketball), Zhia Hwa Chong (men's tennis), Laura Day (volleyball), Colin Flynn (men's soccer), Maxx Garrett (baseball), Casey Gould (women's soccer), Hans Hagmeier (men's cross country), Jessica Howe (women's golf), Andrew Hunter (baseball), Sophie Lantta (women's tennis), Kirsten Lightfoot (women's cross country/track), Teresa Makowski (women's cross country/track), Tyler Mendiola (men's rowing), Olivia Miller (women's rowing), Chelsea Quilling (women's rowing), Caitlyn Salo (women's soccer), Katie Spangenberg (women's soccer), Mitchell Weller (men's soccer).
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|Robert Sacre
|Men's Basketball
|Male Senior Athlete Of The Year
|Kayla Standish
|Women's Basketball
|Female Senior Athlete of the Year
|Zhia Hwa Chong
|Men's Tennis
|Male Scholar Athlete of the Year
|Katie Spangenberg
|Women's Soccer
|Female Scholar Athlete of the Year
|Shannon Reader
|Women's Basketball
|Leadership Award
This new award has been created to recognize a student-athlete who truly exhibits what it means to be a Zag by displaying excellence within their team, the classroom, on campus and in the community. The three nominees were voted on by their peers and team representatives from the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and the office of Student-Athlete Support Services.
As a natural leader on and off the playing field, Shannon Reader excels in all areas she has pursued at Gonzaga. A public relations major, the native of Lake Oswego, Ore., maintained a 3.26 cumulative GPA. She has been named to the WCC Commissioner's Honor Roll twice, as well as the 2012 WCC All-Academic Team. She has played a key role in building the recent success of the women's basketball program and their four consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances. Reader has also displayed leadership for her peers as this year's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee President and has been essential to SAAC's successful events during her time on the committee. She was selected to be a participant of the initial Student-Athlete Leadership Institute for the 2010-11 academic year and was recognized as the February, 2012, Zag of the Month. She exemplifies the Jesuit philosophy of service to others with her commitment to volunteerism.
|Women's Tennis
P.R.I.D.E. is a friendly competition meant to promote mutual support and fellowship amongst the athletic teams that make up the Zag family. P.R.I.D.E. recognizes student-athletes' commitment to Gonzaga's mission of creating a "mature concern for others" through community outreach and service. Each team has the opportunity to earn P.R.I.D.E. points by attending designated home athletic contests and Life Skills programs, participating in community outreach and from their fall semester team academic achievement. In another close battle this year, Women's Tennis took first place, Women's Rowing claimed second place and Volleyball earned third place.