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A new sound blew into campus during the 2006-2007 school year with the creation of this troupe of singers and instrumentalists. The ensemble performs two genres of contemporary music: European-influenced choral anthems and African-influenced praise and worship music, the latter featuring guitars and drums to provide a backbeat.
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"This salad is so easy and so versatile. Even the leftovers taste great the next day!" -Mary Kay Dillingham, Overland Park, Kansas
- 1 cup uncooked elbow macaroni
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup sliced celery
- 1/4 cup chopped pitted green olives
- 1/4 cup sliced green onions
- 1/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 2 tablespoons sliced radishes
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh parsley
- 1 tablespoon white vinegar
- 1 teaspoon prepared mustard
- 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon celery seed
- Dash pepper
- Cook macaroni according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large bowl, combine the remaining ingredients.
- Drain macaroni and rinse in cold water. Add macaroni to mayonnaise mixture; toss to coat. Chill until serving. Yield: 4 servings.
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ABSTRACT: Large systems are complex and typically need automatic configuration to be managed effectively. In any organization, numerous tasks have to be carried out by employees. However, due to security needs, it is not feasible to directly assign any existing task to the first available employee. In order to meet many additional security requirements, constraints such as separation of duty, cardinality and binding have to be taken into consideration. Meeting these requirements imposes extra burden on organizations, which, however, is unavoidable in order to ensure security. While a trivial way of ensuring security is to assign each user to a single task, business organizations would typically like to minimize their costs and keep staffing requirements to a minimum. To meet these contradictory goals, we define the problem of Cardinality Constrained-Mutually Exclusive Task Minimum User Problem (CMUP), which aims to find the minimum users that can carry out a set of tasks while satisfying the given security constraints. We show that the CMUP problem is equivalent to a constrained version of the weak chromatic number problem in hypergraphs, which is NP-hard. We, therefore, propose a greedy solution. Our experimental evaluation shows that the proposed algorithm is both efficient and effective.
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ABSTRACT: Text based CAPTCHAs are the de facto method of choice to ensure that humans (rather than automated bots) are interacting with websites. Unfortunately, users often find it inconvenient to read characters and type them in. Image CAPTCHAs provide an alternative that is often preferred to text-based implementations. However, Image CAPTCHAs have their own set of security and usability problems. A key issue is their susceptibility to Reverse Image Search (RIS) and Computer Vision (CV) attacks. In this paper, we present a generalized methodology to transform existing images by applying various noise generation algorithms into variants that are resilient to such attacks. To evaluate the usability/security tradeoff, we conduct a user study to determine if the method can provide "usable" images that meet our security requirements – thus improving the overall security provided by Image CAPTCHAs.
Article: The Policy Machine: A novel architecture and framework for access control policy specification and enforcement[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The ability to control access to sensitive data in accordance with policy is perhaps the most fundamental security requirement. Despite over four decades of security research, the limited ability for existing access control mechanisms to generically enforce policy persists. While researchers, practitioners and policy makers have specified a large variety of access control policies to address real-world security issues, only a relatively small subset of these policies can be enforced through off-the-shelf technology, and even a smaller subset can be enforced by any one mechanism. In this paper, we propose an access control framework, referred to as the Policy Machine (PM) that fundamentally changes the way policy is expressed and enforced. Employing PM helps in building high assurance enforcement mechanisms in three respects. First, only a relatively small piece of the overall access control mechanism needs to be included in the host system (e.g., an operating system or application). This significantly reduces the amount of code that needs to be trusted. Second, it is possible to enforce the precise policies of resource owners, without compromise on enforcement or resorting to less effective administrative procedures. Third, the PM is capable of generically imposing confinement constraints that can be used to prevent leakage of information to unauthorized principals within the context of a variety of policies to include the commonly implemented Discretionary Access Control and Role-Based Access Control models.
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ABSTRACT: Security analysis is a formal verification technique to ascertain certain desirable guarantees on the access control policy specification. Given a set of access control policies, a general safety requirement in such a system is to determine whether a desirable property is satisfied in all the reachable states. Such an analysis calls for the use of formal verification techniques. While formal analysis on traditional Role Based Access Control (RBAC) has been done to some extent, recent extensions to RBAC lack such an analysis. In this paper, we consider the temporal RBAC extensions and propose a formal technique using timed automata to perform security analysis by analyzing both safety and liveness properties. Using safety properties one ensures that something bad never happens while liveness properties show that some good state is also achieved. GTRBAC is a well accepted generalized temporal RBAC model which can handle a wide range of temporal constraints while specifying different access control policies. Analysis of such a model involves a process of mapping a GTRBAC based system into a state transition system. Different reduction rules are proposed to simplify the modeling process depending upon the constraints supported by the system. The effect of different constraints on the modeling process is also studied.
Conference Paper: Towards formal security analysis of GTRBAC using timed automata[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: An access control system is often viewed as a state transition system. Given a set of access control policies, a general safety requirement in such a system is to determine whether a desirable property is satisfied in all the reachable states. Such an analysis calls for formal verification. While formal analysis on traditional RBAC has been done to some extent, the extensions of RBAC lack such an analysis. In this paper, we propose a formal technique to perform security analysis on the Generalized Temporal RBAC (GTRBAC) model which can be used to express a wide range of temporal constraints on different RBAC components like role, user and permission. In the proposed approach, at first the GTRBAC system is mapped to a state transition system built using timed automata. Characteristics of each role, user and permission are captured with the help of timed automata. A single global clock is used to express the various temporal constraints supported in a GTRBAC model. Next, a set of safety and liveness properties is specified using computation tree logic (CTL). Model checking based formal verification is then done to verify the properties against the model to determine if the system is secure with respect to a given set of access control policies. Both time and space analysis has been done for studying the performance of the approach under different configurations.
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ABSTRACT: Spatial outlier detection approaches identify outliers by first defining a spatial neighborhood. However, existing approaches suffer from two issues: (1) they primarily consider autocorrelation alone in forming the neighborhood, but ignore heterogeneity among spatial objects. (2) they do not consider interrelationships among the attributes for identifying how distinct the object is with respect to its neighbors, but consider them independently (either single or multiple). As a result, one may not identify truly unusual spatial objects and may also end up with frivolous outliers. In this paper, we revisit the computation of the spatial neighborhood and propose an approach to address the above two issues. We begin our approach with identifying a spatially related neighborhood, capturing autocorrelation. We then consider interrelationships between attributes and multiple, multilevel distributions within these attributes, thus considering autocorrelation and heterogeneity in various forms. Subsequently, we identify outliers in these neighborhoods. Our experimental results in various datasets (North Carolina SIDS data, New Mexico Leukemia data, etc.) indicate that our approach indeed correctly identifies outliers in heterogeneous neighborhoods.
Article: Atluri, V.: Evaluating the validity of data instances against ontology evolution over the semantic web. Information and Software Technology 51(1), 83-97[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: It is natural for ontologies to evolve over time. These changes could be at structural and semantic levels. Due to changes to an ontology, its data instances may become invalid, and as a result, may become non-interpretable. In this paper, we address precisely this problem, validity of data instances due to ontological evolution. Towards this end, we make the following three novel contributions to the area of Semantic Web. First, we propose formal notions of structural validity and semantic validity of data instances, and then present approaches to ensure them. Second, we propose semantic view as part of an ontology, and demonstrate that it is sufficient to validate a data instance against the semantic view rather than the entire ontology. We discuss how the semantic view can be generated through an implication analysis, i.e., how semantic changes to one component imply semantic changes to other components in the ontology. Third, we propose a validity identification approach that employs locally maintaining a hash value of the semantic view at the data instance.
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ABSTRACT: Often, it is required to identify anomalous windows reflecting unusual rate of occurrence of a specific event of interest. Spatial scan statistic approach moves scan window over the region and computes the statistic of a parameter(s) of interest, and identifies anomalous windows. While this approach has been successfully employed, earlier proposals suffer from two limitations: (i) In general, the scan window is regular shaped (e.g., circle, rectangle) identifying anomalous windows of fixed shapes only. However, the region of anomaly is not necessarily regular shaped. Recent proposals to identify windows of irregular shapes identify windows larger than the true anomalies, or penalize large windows. (ii) These techniques account for autocorrelation among spatial data, but not spatial heterogeneity often resulting in inaccurate anomalous windows. We propose a random walk based Free-Form Spatial Scan Statistic (FS3). We construct a Weighted Delaunay Nearest Neighbor graph (WDNN) to capture spatial autocorrelation and heterogeneity. Using random walks we identify natural free-form scan windows, not restricted to a predefined shape and prove that they are not random. FS3 on real datasets has shown that it identifies more refined anomalous windows with better likelihood ratio of it being an anomaly as compared to earlier spatial scan statistic approaches.
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Conference Paper: A Profile Anonymization Model for Privacy in a Personalized Location Based Service Environment[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Location based services (LBS) aim at delivering point of need information. Personalization and customization of such services, based on the profiles of mobile users, would significantly increase the value of these services. Since profiles may include sensitive information of mobile users and moreover can help identify a person, customization is allowed only when the security and privacy policies dictated by them are respected. While LBS are often presumed as untrusted entities, the location services that capture and maintain mobile users' location to enable communication are considered trusted, and therefore can capture and manage the profile information. In this paper, we address the problem of privacy preservation via anonymization. Prior research in this area attempts to ensure k-anonymity by generalizing the location. However, a person may still be identified based on his/her profile if the profiles of all k people are not the same. We extend the notion of k-anonymity by proposing a profile based k-anonymization model that guarantees anonymity even when profiles of mobile users are known to untrusted entities. Specifically, our proposed approaches generalize both location and profiles to the extent specified by the user. We support three types of queries - mobile users requesting stationary resources, stationary users requesting mobile resources, and mobile users requesting mobile resources. We propose a novel unified index structure, called the (PTPR- tree), which organizes both the locations of mobile users as well as their profiles using a single index, and as a result, offers significant performance gain during anonymization as well as query processing.
Conference Paper: Optimal Boolean Matrix Decomposition: Application to Role Engineering[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: A decomposition of a binary matrix into two matrices gives a set of basis vectors and their appropriate combination to form the original matrix. Such decomposition solutions are useful in a number of application domains including text mining, role engineering as well as knowledge discovery. While a binary matrix can be decomposed in several ways, however, certain decompositions better characterize the semantics associated with the original matrix in a succinct but comprehensive way. Indeed, one can find different decompositions optimizing different criteria matching various semantics. In this paper, we first present a number of variants to the optimal Boolean matrix decomposition problem that have pragmatic implications. We then present a unified framework for modeling the optimal binary matrix decomposition and its variants using binary integer programming. Such modeling allows us to directly adopt the huge body of heuristic solutions and tools developed for binary integer programming. Although the proposed solutions are applicable to any domain of interest, for providing more meaningful discussions and results, in this paper, we present the binary matrix decomposition problem in a role engineering context, whose goal is to discover an optimal and correct set of roles from existing permissions, referred to as the role mining problem (RMP). This problem has gained significant interest in recent years as role based access control has become a popular means of enforcing security in databases. We consider several variants of the above basic RMP, including the min-noise RMP, delta-approximate RMP and edge-RMP. Solutions to each of them aid security administrators in specific scenarios. We then model these variants as Boolean matrix decomposition and present efficient heuristics to solve them.
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ABSTRACT: Geospatial databases include any data with reference to geo-coordinate information. The geospatial data can either be digital raster images that represent the data on the earth in the form of pixels or digital vector data that is primarily from satellites. Due to the fact that many of the high-resolution satellites are commercial in nature, uncontrolled dissemination of the high resolution imagery may cause severe threats to national security as well as personal privacy. The severity of the threats is even more significant when this information is combined with vector maps or other publicly available vector data. In this paper, we present a GeoSpatial Authorisation System (GSAS), which is based on a GeoSpatial Authorisation Model (GSAM), for specifying and enforcing access control policies that makes reference to the spatial regions and locational credentials. The specification of authorisations is based on the spatial and temporal attributes associated with the image data, resolution of the images, geospatial credentials associated with users and privilege modes including view, zoom-in, overlay, view-thumbnail, view-annotation, identify, animate and fly-by that are relevant for geospatial image data. We present the GSAS system and its functionalities.
Conference Paper: Privacy-preserving semantic interoperation and access control of heterogeneous databases[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Today, many applications require users from one organiza- tion to access data belonging to organizations. While tra- ditional solutions oered for the federated and mediated databases facilitate this by sharing metadata, this may not be acceptable for certain organizations due to privacy con- cerns. In this paper, we propose a novel solution - Privacy- preserving Access Control Toolkit (PACT) - that enables privacy-preserving secure semantic access control and al- lows sharing of data among heterogeneous databases with- out having to share metadata. PACT uses encrypted on- tologies, encrypted ontology-mapping tables and conversion functions, encrypted role hierarchies and encrypted queries. The encrypted results of queries are sent directly from the responding system to the requesting system, bypassing the mediator to further improve the security of the system. PACT provides semantic access control using ontologies and seman- tically expanded authorization tables at the mediator. One of the distinguishing features of the PACT is that it requires very little changes to underlying databases. Despite using encrypted queries and encrypted mediation, we demonstrate that PACT provides acceptable performance.
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ABSTRACT: To achieve improved availability and performance, often, local copies of remote data from autonomous sources are maintained. Web search engines are the primary examples of such services. Increasingly, these services are utilizing the Semantic Web as it is often envisioned as a machine-interpretable web. In order to keep the local repositories current, it is essential to synchronize their content with that of their original sources. Change detection is the first step to accomplish this. It is essential to have efficient change detection mechanisms as the size of the local repositories is often very large. In this paper, we present an approach that exploits the semantic relationships among the concepts in guiding the change detection process. Given changes to some seed instances, a reasoning engine fires a set of pre-defined rules to characterize the profile of the changed target instances. In addition to change detection, our proposed semantics-based approach of utilizing semantic associations can be utilized in other applications such as guiding information discovery for agents, consistency maintenance among distributed information sources, among others.
Conference Paper: FS3: a random walk based free-form spatial scan statistic for anomalous window detection[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Often, it is required to identify anomalous windows over a spatial region that reflect unusual rate of occurrence of a specific event of interest. A spatial scan statistic essentially considers a scan window, and identifies anomalous windows by moving the scan window in the region. While spatial scan statistic has been successful, earlier proposals suffer from two limitations: (i) They restrict the scan window to be of a regular shape (e.g., circle, rectangle, cylinder). However, the region of anomaly, in general, is not necessarily of a regular shape. (ii) They take into account autocorrelation among spatial data, but not spatial heterogeneity. As a result, they often result in inaccurate anomalous windows. To address these limitations, we propose a random walk based free-form spatial scan statistic (FS3). Application of FS3 on real datasets has shown that it can identify more refined anomalous windows with better likelihood ratio of it being an anomaly, than those identified by earlier spatial scan statistic approaches.
Conference Paper: Unified Index for Mobile Object Data and Authorizations[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Often, enforcing security incurs overhead, and as a result may degrade the performance of a system. In this paper, we attempt to address this problem in the context of enforcing access control policies in a mobile data object environment. There are a number of applications that call for fine-grained specification of security policies in guaranteeing the confidentiality of data or privacy of individuals in a mobile environment. In particular, the security policies state the rules for providing controlled access to the mobile user profiles, to their current location and movement trajectories, to mobile resources, and stationary resources based on the mobile user location. Either a subject or an object in an authorization specification can be a moving object. The access requests in such an environment can typically be based on past, present and future status of the moving objects. To effectively serve such access requests, one must efficiently organize the mobile objects as well as authorizations. Although implementation of authorizations as access control list, capability list or access matrix is suitable for traditional data, it is not suitable to search mobile object authorizations as they are based on spatial and temporal attributes of subjects and objects, rather than subject and object identifiers. When a subject issues an access request, the system must first retrieve the relevant objects from the moving object database, and then verify whether there exists an authorization that allows the subject to access these objects. Since both the moving objects and authorizations are spatiotemporal in nature, for efficient processing of access requests, it is essential that they both be organized using some index structures. As a result, processing an access request requires searching two indexes – one, the moving object index, and the other, the authorization index. To improve the response time of access requests, in this paper, we propose a unified index structure, called S TPR-tree to index both moving objects and authorizations that govern access to them. As a result of the unified index, access requests can be processed in one pass, thereby improving the response time. Note that current access control systems do not use any index for authorizations; our work is a step in this direction. We show how the S TPR-tree can be constructed and maintained, and provide algorithms to process access requests.
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ABSTRACT: In recent years, clickstream-based collaborative filtering (CCF) recommendation models have received much attention mainly due to their scalability. The common CCF recommendation models are Markov models, sequential association rules, association rules, and clustering. The models have shown the trade-off relationship between precision and recall in performance. To address the trade-off relationship, some study has combined two or more different models or applied multi-order models. The increase of recommendation effectiveness by these models is also at best marginal. To increase recall while minimizing the loss of precision and therefore to increase overall performance measured by the F value, we build a sequentially applied model (SAM) by applying the individual models in tandem in an order determined through a learning process. We evaluated SAM over the individual models with Web usage data, and the result is promising.
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ABSTRACT: As a part of technology transfer efforts for New Jersey State government interagency business integration and data sharing, we address Streamlined Revenue Management initiatives for Division of Revenue to integrate budget planning and reporting process, and to implement scalable database and retrieval system for large-scale data from the State and Federal income tax E-filings. The business service integration model is also compared with those in EU counterparts, in terms of available business services, technology and strategies.
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date approved: 9/8/2011
last visited: 10/26/2014
Summer's Surprise – Okoboji, IA
This trio of pinwheels catch the wind to spin near the parking lot at a bike trail near the Pearson Lakes Art Center.
posted by: wildernessmama
location: Iowa
date approved: 8/28/2011
last visited: 9/13/2014
Alamo - New York City, NY
This sculpture is located at Astor Place at Lafayette and 8th Streets in NYC.
posted by: Metro2
location: New York
date approved: 8/20/2011
last visited: 8/17/2011
Jet Stream - Richfield, MN
Jet Stream, a kinetic wind sculpture, in Richfield, MN.
posted by: Nomiker
location: Minnesota
date approved: 8/11/2011
last visited: 6/21/2015
Trees (or Untitled) - Denver, CO
Trees (or Untitled) sculpture by Robert Mangold in Denver's Civic Center Park
date approved: 8/6/2011
Trees (or Untitled #3) - Denver, CO
A complementary piece to the 'Trees (or Untitled)' piece in Civic Center Park roughly one-half mile east
last visited: 4/23/2011
Spinning Sphere Weathervane - near Sheridan, Oregon
This spectacular weathervane in rural Oregon is an unexpected treat.
posted by: shadow101
location: Oregon
date approved: 8/5/2011
last visited: 8/5/2011
Lighthouse Tower, Maritime Quarter, Swansea, Glamorgan, Wales, UK
A kinetic sculpture on the Maritime quarter in Swansea. As the wind blows the fins move and cause the bell to ring. Well it did to until the building of the recent development when they asked for the bell to be disconnected.
posted by: Ddraig Ddu
location: Northwest England, United Kingdom
last visited: 9/19/2012
Kinetische Plastik
Das Kunstwerk "Kinetische Plastik" wurde 1973 von Hein Sinken geschaffen und besteht aus Edelstahl-Halbkugeln, die vom Wind angetrieben werden.
The artwork "Kinetic Plastic" was created 1973 by Hein Sinken. The hemispheres are moved by the wind.
posted by: Mausklicker
location: Bremen, Germany
date approved: 7/27/2011
last visited: 7/5/2014
Four Lines Oblique - New Orleans, LA
Located in the Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, which is located inside the New Orleans City Park.
posted by: scrambler390
location: Louisiana
date approved: 7/10/2011
last visited: 12/30/2014
The Echo Machine - Costa Mesa, CA
This is outside the Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Costa Mesa.
location: California
date approved: 7/4/2011
last visited: 8/3/2013
Nurturing - Montrose, Colorado
Kinetic sculpture in front of the Montrose City Hall.
posted by: BruceS
date approved: 6/23/2011
last visited: 1/29/2012
Unfolding Star - Edmond, OK
Kinetic sculpture that looks like an origami star
posted by: Max and 99
location: Oklahoma
date approved: 6/17/2011
last visited: 8/30/2011
Flight of Imagination - Overland Park, Kansas
Abstract kinetic sculpture on the campus of Johnson County Community College in Overland Park, Kansas.
location: Kansas
date approved: 5/29/2011
last visited: 10/10/2011
Unknown - Springdale, UT
Located on the lawn of the local grocery store, this sculpture spins in the wind.
posted by: ChapterhouseInc
location: Utah
date approved: 5/28/2011
last visited: 3/31/2011
Dog 'Tag' - Denver, CO
Newly installed huge dog sculpture made of dog tags which the winds make shimmer and rattle
last visited: 11/21/2013
THALIA - Salt Lake City, Utah
The THALIA kinetic sculpture on the corner of 900 East & 900 South, Salt Lake City Utah.
posted by: Mom the Cook & cashnhubby
date approved: 5/23/2011
last visited: 4/20/2012
Free Flight - Frisco, Texas
"Free Flight " is a wind activated kinetic sculpture that uses the symbolic form of a traditional ballon as a metaphor for dreaming of the possibilities and extending the imagination.
posted by: Crazy4horses
location: Texas
date approved: 5/22/2011
last visited: 2/9/2016
Prairie Bells - Frisco, Texas
Stainless Steel,Dichroic Polycarbonate, Bells
date approved: 5/17/2011
Connections - Denver, CO
This sculpture is dedicated to a mother and children who were killed by a drunken driver in 2006
date approved: 5/14/2011
Oval Twister - Rochester, MN
This "Wind Sculpture" entitled Oval Twister was created by Lyman Whitaker of Utah. It stands on 2nd Street SE across from the Rochester Public Library in downtown Rochester, Minnesota.
posted by: Siren Hunter
date approved: 5/13/2011
last visited: 7/15/2013
Wind Rims - Salt Lake City, Utah
Located on 200 East in Salt lake City
posted by: Lord Mot
date approved: 5/9/2011
last visited: 10/1/2011
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Requirements for the Psychology Major
Critical-Tracking Courses
- PSY 2012, General Psychology
- One additional psychology course
- One of the Foundation-level courses (i.e., Group A or Group B)
- One of BSC 2007, 2008 or 2010
- Either MAC1147 or both MAC1140 and MAC1114
See the undergraduate catalog, http://www.registrar.ufl.edu/catalog/programs/majors/psych.html, for more information about critical tracking, GPA requirements, and a recommended semester plan. The Psychology Academic Learning Compact can be accessed at http://www.registrar.ufl.edu/catalog/programs/majors/alc/psych.html.
Requirements for the Psychology Major
An undergraduate psychology major consists of a minimum of 36 semester hours of psychology. At least 30 of the 36 hours must be in upper division (3000- or 4000-level) courses. At least 18 of the 36 hours must be taken at the University of Florida. To count toward the 36-hour total, a grade of "C" or better must be earned in all graded courses, including the required non-psychology courses, such as statistics. Coursework must be distributed as follows:
- Introductory level: PSY 2012 (or its equivalent, such as a general psychology course taken elsewhere, or a score of 3 or above on the AP psychology exam).
- Foundation level: These courses form the core of the major. Each is an introduction to one of the substantive areas of psychology. You must choose two courses from Group A and two courses from Group B:
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- CBH 3003, Basic Comparative Psychology
- EAB 3002, Principles of Behavior Analysis OR EAB 3764, Applied Behavior Analysis (not both courses)
- EXP 3104, Sensory Processes OR EXP 3106, Sensory Processes with Calculus (not both courses)
- EXP 3604, Cognitive Psychology
- PSB 3002, Physiological Psychology OR PSB 3340, Behavioral Neuroscience (but not both courses)
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- CLP 3144, Abnormal Psychology
- DEP 3053, Developmental Psychology
- PPE 3003, Psychology of Personality
- SOP 3004, Social Psychology
- Laboratory courses: Either the 3-credit general laboratory course (PSY 3213L, Research Methods) or one of the 4-credit specialized laboratory courses listed below are required. Both the general and a specialized laboratory course may be taken. Students considering continuing in graduate school are strongly encouraged to take one of the specialized laboratory courses. All of the specialized labs have as a prerequisite the foundation level course with the same prefix as that of the lab and completion of at least one of the two statistics courses with at least a C grade (except EAB 4714C and SOP 4214C, which require a STA 2023 grade of at least a B).
Specialized laboratory courses:
- DEP 4704C, Research Methods in Developmental Psychology
- EAB 4022C, Laboratory Procedures in Behavioral (oriented toward animal behavior)
- EAB 4714C, Laboratory in Applied Behavioral Analyses (oriented toward human behavior in applied settings)
- EAB 4724C, Laboratory in Precise Behavioral Management (oriented toward human behavior in education settings)
- EXP 4174C, Laboratory in Sensory Processes
- EXP 4934C, Laboratory in Cognitive Processes
- PPE 4324C, Research Methods in Personality
- PSB 4104C, Laboratory in Physiological Psychology
- SOP 4214C, Research Methods in Social Psychology
- Additional courses: You must choose enough additional courses from the 3000-, 4000-, and 5000- level courses in psychology to meet the 36 hour-minimum requirement. Note that 3 credits of 2000-level courses can count toward this requirement. The UF correspondence course in Industrial/Organizational psychology (INP4004) can also count toward this requirement, as will 3000- and 4000-level courses in Clinical and Health Psychology. In addition, up to 9 credits of individual work courses (see below) will count toward the 36-hour minimum requirement.
- Individual Work Courses (optional):In addition to regularly scheduled courses, the department offers five individual-work courses, three involving research (PSY 3912, PSY 4905, and PSY 4970), one involving teaching (PSY 4940), and one involving community work (PSY 4949). Up to 9 of these hours will count toward the 36-hour minimum requirement. For more information about these courses, visit the psychology advising website, or see an advisor in the psychology advising office.
- Statistics: Two statistics courses, STA 2023 and STA 3024 (6 credits total), are required. STA 2023 is a prerequisite for all 4000- and 5000-level courses in psychology and therefore should be taken before laboratory courses. It is recommended that STA 3024 be taken before or concurrently with any specialized laboratory. None of these hours count toward the required 36 credits of psychology courses; non-psychology courses such as statistics fulfill a separate requirement.
- Mathematics: Proficiency up through pre-calculus is required. One math course, MAC 1147, Algebra and Trigonometry (4 credits) or higher will meet this requirement. MAC 1114 and MAC 1140 (5 credits) may be substituted for MAC 1147
- Biological Science: Completion of BSC 2007, 2008, or 2010 is required.
- Developing Writing Skills (optional). It is strongly recommended that majors considering graduate school take PSY 3220, Communicating Psychological Science. PSY 3220 provides important preparation for writing research reports in the required laboratory courses and can also fulfill the second composition course required by the college. The course also enhances application to graduate and professional schools (e.g., writing an effective essay on the application form) and counts toward the Psychology major. Students are encouraged to take the course as a junior or first-semester senior. Students who do not meet the prerequisites and need permission of the instructor to take the course should contact the psychology advising office.


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Thunder and Love by SilverDeniWatch
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Entering 2013 with this drawing and video!
I didn't get to draw anything for Mush on Christmas nor for anyone. Been on and off during the Holidays bah, glad tis finally all over.
Happy New Year!
To Mush, I love you
Entering 2013 with this drawing and video!
I didn't get to draw anything for Mush on Christmas nor for anyone. Been on and off during the Holidays bah, glad tis finally all over.
Happy New Year!
To Mush, I love you
Just amazing! Like thunders ♥♥♥
Pride and joy, your full of fantastic works!
I Love the Lights effects good detail
Ouah! So awesome!! *w*
It's soooooo pretty !!!!! love it ^^
Awesome energy and such a cute combination.
haha it's cute! *-* i loved!
Haha been awhile! Glad to see y'all ain't dead ;D
Amazing work as always Deni :3
Amazing work as always Deni :3
I love that lightning! Great way to start out the year. <3
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IT's a cat, it's a wolf, it's ADORABLE
I realy love this!Colors are amazing and lighting is awesome!Realy love this!
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(sorry for my bad English -.-)
Wow... Creative and wonderful, well done!
lovely work!
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The lightning and the pose look amazing!
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I must learn the ways of such tools to create awesomeness!
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Amazing! And congrats on getting on the home page!
Does Mush have an element? o.o
your really fucking good
Your so inspiring
Your so inspiring
You're like Pikazchus. But... I feel like Mush would be a better Mightyena or something.
wow amazing how long did this take and what program waz it?
I love this! The colors are so bold and your characters' expressions are really cool. >3 The video was very fun to watch too! I'll be getting my own tablet soon, my first one, so your videos are very inspirational and educational even without audio explanations or whatnot. :> I'm excited to make digital art like this one day!
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Aww, Very nice draw.
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Republicans grill EPA nominee on transparency
Government transparency surfaced Thursday as a major issue during a hearing on Gina McCarthy's nomination to head the Environmental Protection Agency, as senators complained about hidden emails and opaque cost-impact studies on proposed regulations.
Top EPA contender draws fire
Senate Republicans are stepping up their complaints about the Environmental Protection Agency's top clean air official, Gina MCCarthy, as she emerges as President Barack Obama's likely pick to head the agency.
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar leaving
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar will leave his post in March with a mixed legacy on energy development, having approved the nation's first major wind and solar installations on federal lands, but drawing fire from energy companies for "sluggish" permitting of oil and gas projects on U.S. property.
Obama to nominate Washington governor as EPA chief, source says
A senior source in Washington's congressional delegation says outgoing Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire will be nominated to lead the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson resigns
Jackson has drawn the ire of oil industry leaders during her four years at the helm, particularly during an EPA review of hydraulic fracturing.
Who might lead Energy, Interior and EPA under Romney, Obama
Although neither Barack Obama nor Mitt Romney has specifically said who would lead the departments of Energy and Interior and the Environmental Protection Agency under their watches, the candidates have given some signals about the kinds of people they would choose.
EPA proposes limits on power plant greenhouse gas emissions
EPA has proposed its first-ever limits on greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, but the rules would not apply to existing plants or ones scheduled for completion within a year.
Energy group, crying political influence, seeks Keystone documents
The Institute for Energy Research filed a public records request for U.S. government documents pertaining to the Keystone XL pipeline in trying to assess their concerns that the Obama administration's denial of a cross-border permit for the project stemmed from political motivations.
EPA says some homes' water meets health standards
Water belonging to 11 homes in a Pennsylvania township met federal health standards, the Environmental Protection Agency said late Thursday, amid residents' concerns about whether hydraulic fracturing by Houston-based Cabot Oil & Gas Corp. may have polluted it.
Environmental Group Backs State Regulation of Fracking
Charged with ensuring that hydraulic fracturing done within their borders is safe for the environment, states across the nation have shown America they are up to the task. For example, Texas recently instituted strong disclosure laws for operators. New York's Department of Environmental Conservation has spent over three years preparing a comprehensive plan to ensure […]
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Churches, Beware
Politicians' lust for money doesn't stop with homeowners and small businesses, though. Sometimes churches get in the way. Churches don't even pay taxes. No revenue stream for politicians at all. Uh-oh.
In Cypress, California, the city pushed the Cottonwood Christian Center off its land to make way for a Costco superstore. The church paid no taxes; Costco and its customers would pay plenty.
Steve Greenhut, author of Abuse of Power: How the Government Misuses Eminent Domain (Seven Locks Press, 311 pages, $17.95), highlighted the arrogance of eminent domain power run amok in Cypress:
City officials did not dress up what they were doing in legalistic language. They were brazen in their goals. They ridiculed church members at public meetings. They bragged about their ability to use eminent domain for whatever reason they chose, and they made it clear that the government's desires should take precedence over the desires of "a narrow special interest," which is how city officials repeatedly referred to the church.
Recently, the Washington Post ran a story about growing friction between churches and government in Prince George's County, Maryland. Churches and synagogues, mosques and temples are operating on property that, if taxed, would give local politicians $9 million more dollars to spend each year. Already, the council has been using zoning regulations to block the growth of churches.
"We don't oppose churches," Council Chairman Samuel Dean told The Post. "The concern we have is that sometimes churches eat up a lot of land that could be used for other things."
Another council member offered, "None of us are against God." But added: "We're losing tax money and retail."
What protection do the churches have now?
Activism for Me, Restraint for You
To add insult to injury, the ruling junta on the court even went so far as to coyly dress this treachery up as judicial restraint. For the majority, Justice Stevens wrote, "Without exception, our cases have defined that concept [of public use] broadly, reflecting our longstanding policy of deference to legislative judgments in this field." [Emphasis added.]
Don't be fooled. Deference to legislative bodies may be restraint of judicial power, but no restraint for any other kind of government power is being suggested. In this case judicial restraint means a general increase in government power.
The Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution contains what has come to be known as the Takings Clause: "nor shall private property be taken for public use without just compensation." As Justice Thomas argued, "The Takings Clause is a prohibition, not a grant of power."
Eminent domain, an awesome and dangerous power even for truly public uses, was restricted by the Bill of Rights to only truly public purposes. But instead, the Court majority expanded the meaning of "public use" to encompass "politician use." Certainly, the only meaningful public benefit is more tax dollars collected and spent by politicians. The public gets whatever trickle down benefits come of this government spending. Lucky us.
The term "public use" ceases to have any real meaning under this tortured logic. "When the government takes property and gives it to a private individual, and the public has no right to use the property," Thomas writes, "it strains language to say that the public is 'employing' the property, regardless of the incidental benefits that might accrue to the public from the private use."
But the Court interprets all government power as broadly and actively as possible. In the recent medical marijuana case, the federal government's power to intervene was predicated on the Commerce Clause, even though no interstate commerce was affected. Thus, as Thomas dissented in that case, "If Congress can regulate this under the Commerce Clause, then it can regulate virtually anything ? and the Federal Government is no longer one of limited and enumerated powers."
When it comes to the Bill of Rights, the Court reads specific statements of protections for the rights of citizens and limitations on government narrowly, restraining itself so that it cannot protect citizens from government power turned tyrannical.
Term limits supporters may notice that the court breakdown in Kelo is the same as in U.S. Term Limits v. Thornton. In the latter case, the Court majority certainly didn't mention any "deference to legislative judgments." The Court struck down the legislative judgments of 23 states that had passed congressional term limits.
But of course all these judicial decisions are absolutely consistent. They actively expand government power whenever citizens threaten to exert some control over it. And when governments kick John Q. Public in the teeth, the black robes stand aside, in "judicial restraint."
Facing Facts
This decision, even as it mocks us, also reminds us of an important fact. "We emphasize that nothing in our opinion precludes any State from placing further restrictions on its exercise of the takings power," the majority said.
It reminds us of the fact that while our judicial system has been hijacked, so too have our legislatures and city councils become dens of thieves.
But citizens are fighting back:
The Kelo decision tells us how predatory our government has become. The America Dream, cut into and carved up by so many politicians, was this week struck down by the courts. But we're not giving in to them. We must get it back.
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We need to send a clear message about putting job creation and labour activation — in particular for young people — and the employment and social dimension high up the agenda at the forthcoming St Petersburg Summit of G20 leaders.
What is needed in many Member States is to create and develop a true performance culture that leads to the use of evaluation evidence at all stages of the policymaking process, from design through implementation to the monitoring of effectiveness. Only if we manage to get this culture change going will we be able to convincingly argue that the ESF is a legitimate and necessary use of European tax payers' money.
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Amorphous (Prog/Djent inspired) C4C
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Woke up and listened to some Ever Forthright and Animals as Leaders, and decided to write this. Its much more prog than Djent, although I would say there is still a good amount of subliminal Djent influence.
I wrote this is record time, as it was finished within 2-3 days of starting it. That being said, theres only 60 or so bars of non repetitive material, although the repeats give it structure.
Song is based almost entirely off of fifths, suspended chords, and modulation by chordal application.
C4C as always.
I definitely hear the AaL in this. It's really good to hear stuff like this gaining ground in terms of popularity.
Some of the stretches in the djent riff seem a bit hard to do, but I don't think it's anything that can't be worked around. All the riffs themselves are great, and they all transition great. My only real complaint is that the structure is very lazy. Repeating one riff is fine, but taking all three of your main ideas and repeating them in the same order just comes off as repetitive. Although the strength of the ideas is enough to carry the listener past that repetition, I think you'd do well to fix that. As is, though, it's still a great piece. The echo melody at the end was great, loved that.
C4C? http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/foru...d.php?t=1452586
Already critted yours and advertised mine. :haha:
The whole song is difficult to do, although there are ways to play things such as the Djent riff. Yeah, the structure is lazy, but I wanted to add more material, rather than cut it off at around 70 measures, which is only 2 minutes or so at 120 BPM.
Thanks for the crit.
I really loved it, definitely AaL influenced, maybe too influenced. It was a great song, but there were parts that almost sounded exactly like CAFO. You should try to find some more djent/prog influences, try Periphery, TeseracT, Scale the Summit, and Protest the Hero. Other than that it was amazing.
CAFO was a model for the sound, but where does it sound like it exactly? Or is it like an "In General" Sound?
In general, kinda how the riffs look and sound and almost the structure kinda sounds like CAFO.
OK, I'm pretty sure we're even once I finish this crit. I'm not too fussed on Djent (Just so you know that if anything comes off as harsh to not take it seriously).
Intro: You're off to a great start, however I would remove the Bass and add a Delay/Chorus on the Guitar to give it a more mystical feel.
Possible Djent: Good, this sounds promising (Reminds me of This Godless Endeavour by Nevermore).
Badassery: Not so (IMO). I think the modulation lacks direction when changing back and forth. I think one more modulation at the end (And played in a higher position) would round it off. The transition works very nicely though. I liked it a lot.
More Badassery: Reminds me of the parallell add9th chords used in Bite The Pain by Death, but more technical with the arpeggios at the end. Definitely an awesome section. The tapping reminds me of Death (Tonality --> Parallel chords) and Symphony X (Technique --> Advanced Tapping). This is definitely a good thing in my books as they're two of my top ten favourite Progressive Metal bands. The chord based section with the melodic Bass was great. I loved the chord progression and the timbre variation was perfect.
Basic Repeat: This isn't necessarily a bad thing because it reminds me of (Structurally) Domenico Scarlatti.
Outro: The delay and timbre change in the Outro was a very suitable ending.
Overall, I'd say you've done a bang up job. Didn't detect any Djent as far as I'm concerned. Much more like Symphony X if they all listened to Jazz instead of Western Art Music. Keep up the good work.
BTW, I've recorded a Rough Mix of Phalanx (The last song of mine which you critted) with some variations. You can listen to it on my Profile if you're up for some Math (And I mean Math as in I used Maths to compose some of it, not Mathcore)/Jazz/Fusion/Death Metal.
Nice to see another AAL fan around.
Intro was cool, very proggy sounding chord progressions, makes me think of BTBAM. I quite like the rhythms in this song, the possible djent and Badassery has some cool rhythms and melodies. The bass really adds here.
The transition into More Badassery was really cool and the break was alright, it kinda seemed really typically proggy. In that it just sounds really technical but I didn't quite like the melody itself. But the chordal part with the kinda solo thing on top worked really nicely, this part is probably the highlight in the last few dozen bars.
The repeat works well, maybe you could add like synths in the background on the repeat? The ending was going really well with the acoustic guitars and delay, but then it kinda just ended. I'm sure you could drag that out a bit more.
Great piece though man, maybe you wanna work on some of the things I mentioned but it's good how it is now anyway.
c4c? http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/foru...d.php?t=1453656 It's a WIP, and make sure you listen to the newest version!
Sorry forgot to put a link on my crit. :D
Thanks for the crits, I'll get to yours soon.
I'm revising the repeat and adding some more sections to fix some problems. Should be a much more engaging piece when I am finished.
Hohns, about the 5add9 chords and Death, I was worried that I might compose something too similar to the intro to "Flesh and The Power it Holds". :haha:
No, there's a distinct difference (IMO), the difference is in execution. Chuck Schuldiner had an atypical approach to writing riffs (He never learnt theory but taught himself his own method in a strange way) but it's less impressive from a technical aspect. Where as "Amorphous" is more straightforward riff-wise but is far more impressive from a technical aspect. My only real advice to you is if you continue down the technical path is to let the music breathe once in a while. Not to say you haven't already been doing this, but just treat it as a reminder.
If you're revisiting the repeated sections may I suggest some modulation (Modulate to a new key in the second riff, then modulate back down for the final or go up again would be advised) and a super shreddy solo. Perhaps in the vein of "A Moment of Clarity" by Death. Except cross-fade into the acoustic/delay outro.
You can call me Haydos if you so desire. I get called that at school so I'm used to that.
Haydos? I'll consider it. :p:
Yeah, I can really hear the AaL in this, with a little less wankery.
Overall, there is somewhat of a spacey feel. Despite the fact that the intro riff is in 4/4, it feels as if it's in some odd time signature instead, mostly because of the drums. Normally I like progressive drum tracks, but the one in the intro riff just struck me odd. It just feels uneven and odd in general. I like the bass in the Possible Djent section, it serves as a nice transition. Badassery was my favorite section. More Badassery was more of the same, but it also serves as a nice transition. 45-48 was pretty cool, but it was unnecessary. It doesn't really build up to anything, it's just another transition, but it had almost nothing to do with the previous part. Guitar Two's part at 53 was a great addition, and reminds me of "Point to Point" for some reason. And though I would have liked to hear Badassery repeated, it seemed a bit unfitting after that part. Well, the rest of the song was mostly a repeat, but I do like the part at 101. The bass and the guitars come together in a very pleasant way.
I just realized how crappy the intro drumming is. I'll fix that, and I'm also improving the piece as a whole. I like the transition at 45-48, but I'll keep that in mind that a better section could help improve it. Ill also change the transition into the secondnd Badassery, as I wanted to be able to post this and get opinions on it without leaving the song completely open ended and through played.
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Comedian Jodi Borrello has been touring quite a bit already this year, and is ready to entertain you with her travels of what America has been up to. For an hour Jodi will bring the funny right to you at The Castle Theatre. If you want a night of laughter that combines truth, and fun - look no further and join the comedy stylings of Jodi Borrello. Special guests will be on hand which will catapultate this show to a true Voyage of Entertainment.
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You can call us - we are old school and actually have a land line (504) 287-4707.
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