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My name is Bill Flanagan.
I'm the Senior Technology Developer for OpenWetWare.
I work for MIT in the Department of Biological Engineering.
My background is in building online systems to facilitate collaboration.
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- Mark Ptashne. A genetic switch. Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, 2004. isbn:0879697164.
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Microsoft Research Delivers Tools to Help Accelerate Scientific Discovery
Microsoft Research Delivers Tools to Help Accelerate Scientific Discovery
Workflow technology for scientists connects raw data to computing systems, facilitating research in oceanography, astronomy, environmental science and other disciplines.
* Press Release * Source: Microsoft Corp. * On Monday July 13, 2009, 12:30 pm EDT
REDMOND, Wash., July 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Addressing an audience of prominent academic researchers today at the 10th annual Microsoft Research Faculty Summit, Microsoft External Research Corporate Vice President Tony Hey announced that Microsoft Corp. has developed new software tools with the potential to transform the way much scientific research is done. Project Trident: A Scientific Workflow Workbench allows scientists to easily work with large volumes of data, and the specialized new programs Dryad and DryadLINQ facilitate the use of high-performance computing.
Created as part of the company's ongoing efforts to advance the state of the art in science and help address world-scale challenges, the new tools are designed to make it easier for scientists to ingest and make sense of data, get answers to questions at a rate not previously possible, and ultimately accelerate the pace of achieving critical breakthrough discoveries. Scientists in data-intensive fields such as oceanography, astronomy, environmental science and medical research can now use these tools to manage, integrate and visualize volumes of information. The tools are available as no-cost downloads to academic researchers and scientists at http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/collaboration/tools.
"Today, scientists can collect more data than ever before from the Internet, satellites, sensors and other resources," Hey said. "That deluge of information brings amazing research opportunities, but at the same time, our ability to process that data and make it meaningful has not kept pace. These tools help simplify the data-intensive end of research, so scientists can focus on analyzing results and making new discoveries."
Transforming a Discipline
Project Trident is allowing oceanographic researchers to manage the massive amounts of scientific data coming in from sensors, instruments, moorings, robots and cameras attached to fiber-optic cables on the ocean floor. The data will be used to better understand sediment flows, changes in temperature and salinity, earthquakes, undersea volcanoes, extreme life forms associated with seafloor hydrothermal vents, and what data is needed to predict tsunamis.
Project Trident is currently being used by oceanographers at the University of Washington to support the Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI), a seafloor-based research network sponsored by the National Science Foundation with thousands of sensors in the oceans of the Western Hemisphere. The amount of data coming in from these sensors is roughly equal to two simultaneous high-definition TV broadcasts going around the clock.
Project Trident is also being used by oceanographers at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute to support a data portal for a program funded by the Office of Naval Research designed to better understand typhoon intensification.
"In the ocean sciences we routinely work with complex multidisciplinary data sets, and the investigator often spends more time on the mechanics of finding and manipulating data than on the process of understanding what the data means," said James G. Bellingham, chief technologist, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute. "Trident's workflow framework provides a graphical environment that hides much of the complexity from the user, letting scientists focus their intellectual energy on the data rather than the software."
In addition, astronomers at Johns Hopkins University are using Project Trident to support the Panoramic Survey Telescope and Rapid Response System (Pan-STARRS) project, which helps detect objects in the solar system that might pose a threat to Earth. The Pan-STARRS project uses an array of very powerful digital cameras to observe the entire night sky several times each month. Each of the cameras captures 1.4 gigapixels -- 200 times the resolution of a 7-megapixel consumer camera.
"This is an amount of raw data so large it's difficult to comprehend, much less work with," said Alex Szalay, Alumni Centennial Professor at Johns Hopkins University. "With Project Trident, we can essentially digest that tremendous data source directly into our supercomputers customized for data-intensive science, process it interactively and create complex statistical analyses to help us better understand what's going on in the universe."
Harnessing Technology for Science
Project Trident was developed by Microsoft Research's External Research Division specifically to support the scientific community. Project Trident is implemented on top of Microsoft's Windows Workflow Foundation, using the existing functionality of a commercial workflow engine based on Microsoft SQL Server and Windows HPC Server cluster technologies. DryadLINQ is a combination of the Dryad infrastructure for running parallel systems, developed in the Microsoft Research Silicon Valley lab, and the Language-Integrated Query (LINQ) extensions to the C# programming language. Dryad was designed to simplify the task of implementing distributed applications on clusters of Windows-based computers. DryadLINQ is an abstraction layer, which simplifies the process of implementing Dryad-based applications.
The DryadLINQ system automatically and transparently translates and executes the queries on large compute clusters using the Dryad execution engine. A DryadLINQ program can be written and debugged using standard .NET development tools, and it makes distributed computing on large clusters simple for most programmers.
Reducing Research Overhead
Project Trident combines gaming graphics with workflow technologies to create a powerful visualization tool that makes large-scale, complex scientific data not only easy to review and analyze, but also easy to manage, reproduce and share. It enables researchers to build experiments that formerly required heavy involvement from computer scientists. To give the solution enough "horsepower" to process very large data sets, Dryad and DryadLINQ allow Project Trident to be run on distributed systems or large compute clusters.
"With the addition of DryadLINQ, our ability to interpret data has finally caught up with our ability to collect it," said Roger Barga, a Microsoft researcher and principal architect for the new tools. "While it is not necessary to couple Project Trident with Dryad, the combination provides a powerful system for processing very large volumes of data."
The marriage of visualization and workflow technologies allows data analysis experiments to be developed visually as "workflows," similar to process workflows used in the business world. Whereas building such a system has traditionally required custom coding and weeks or months of development time, with Project Trident, senior researchers can do much of that upfront programming themselves in just hours or days.
About Microsoft External Research
The External Research Division of Microsoft Research builds relationships between academia, industry and government to help advance research in fields that rely heavily upon advanced computing. Microsoft Research provides the tools, technologies, resources and interoperability needed to accelerate research and advance human potential and the well-being of the planet.
About Microsoft Research
Founded in 1991, Microsoft Research is dedicated to conducting both basic and applied research in computer science and software engineering. Its goals are to enhance the user experience on computing devices, reduce the cost of writing and maintaining software, and invent novel computing technologies. Researchers focus on more than 55 areas of computing and collaborate with leading academic, government and industry researchers to advance the state of the art in such areas as graphics, speech recognition, user-interface research, natural language processing, programming tools and methodologies, operating systems and networking, and the mathematical sciences. Microsoft Research currently employs more than 850 people in six labs located in Redmond, Wash.; Cambridge, Mass.; Silicon Valley, Calif.; Cambridge, England; Beijing, China; and Bangalore, India. Microsoft Research collaborates openly with colleges and universities worldwide to enhance the teaching and learning experience, inspire technological innovation, and broadly advance the field of computer science. More information can be found at http://research.microsoft.com.
About Microsoft
Founded in 1975, Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT - News) is the worldwide leader in software, services and solutions that help people and businesses realize their full potential.
Online Scientific Data Curation, Publication, and Archiving
Online Scientific Data Curation, Publication, and Archiving
Jim Gray, Alexander S. Szalay, Ani R. Thakar, Christopher Stoughton, and Jan Vandenberg
August 2002
Science projects are data publishers. The scale and complexity of current and future science data changes the nature of the publication process. Publication is becoming a major project component. At a minimum, a project must preserve the ephemeral data it gathers. Derived data can be reconstructed from metadata, but metadata is ephemeral. Longer term, a project should expect some archive to preserve the data. We observe that pub-lished scientific data needs to be available forever – this gives rise to the data pyramid of versions and to data inflation where the derived data volumes explode. As an example, this article describes the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) strategies for data publication, data access, curation, and preservation.
In: SPIE Astronomy Telescopes and Instruments
Type: Inproceedings
Pages: 6
Number: MSR-TR-2002-74
Institution: Microsoft Research
Address: Waikoloa, Hawaii
Adobe Advanced Annotations (A3)
Adobe Advanced Annotations (A3)
Erik Wilde (mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com)
Computer Engineering and Networks Laboratory (TIK)
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zurich)
ETH-Zentrum, 8092 Zurich, Switzerland
May 2002
PDF in its current for has rather weak support for annotations. This paper describes a usage scenario and how advanced annotations support could make using PDF (and possibly other Adobe applications) more productive. Starting from these observations, different problems are described which could be solved based on different evolutionary steps of the annotation architecture, which has been dubbed "Adobe Advanced Annotations (A3 )". Following this scenario, some design approaches and a number of implementation issues are discussed.
The Distributed Annotation System
Robin D. Dowell1 , Rodney M. Jokerst1 , Allen Day2 , Sean R. Eddy1 , and Lincoln Stein2 ∗
Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Department of Genetics,
Washington University, St. Louis, MO 63110 USA
{day,email@example.com Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory,
1 Bungtown Road, Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724 USA
Currently, most genome annotation is curated by centralized groups with limited resources. Efforts to share annotations transparently among multiple groups have not yet been satisfactory.
Here we introduce a concept called the Distributed Annotation System (DAS). DAS allows sequence annotations to be decentralized among multiple third-party annotators and integrated on an as-needed basis by client-side software. The communication between client and servers in DAS is defined by the DAS XML specification. Annotations are displayed in layers, one per server. Any client or server adhering to the DAS XML specification can participate in the system; we describe a simple prototype client and server example.
The DAS specification is being used experimentally by Ensembl, WormBase, and the Berkeley Drosophila Genome Project. Continued success will depend on the readiness of the research community to adopt DAS and provide annotations. All components are freely available from the project website http://www.biodas.org/.
Microsoft: Shared Annotation Notification Paper
Notification for Shared Annotation of Digital Documents
A.J. Bernheim Brush, David Bargeron, Anoop Gupta and Jonathan Grudin
September 19, 2001
Technical Report
Microsoft Research
Microsoft Corporation
One Microsoft Way
Redmond, WA 98052
Notification and shared annotation go hand-in-hand. It is widely recognized that notification of activity in a shared document annotation system helps support awareness and improve asynchronous collaboration. But few studies have examined user needs, and there has been little exploration of design tradeoffs. We examined the large-scale use of notifications in a commercial system, and found it lacking. We designed and deployed enhancements to the system, and then conducted a field study to gauge their effect. We found that providing more information in notification messages, supporting multiple communication channels through which notifications could be received, and allowing customization of notification messages were particularly important. Overall awareness of annotation activity on specs increased with our enhancements.
Online Protocol Annotation
Online Protocol Annotation: A Method to Enhance Undergraduate Laboratory Research Skills
Julie E. Ruble and Barbara Lom
Biology Department and Neuroscience Program, Davidson College, Davidson, NC
Submitted February 22, 2008; Accepted April 14, 2008
Monitoring Editor: Paul Williams
A well-constructed, step-by-step protocol is a critical starting point for teaching undergraduates new techniques, an important record of a lab's standard procedures, and a useful mechanism for sharing techniques between labs. Many research labs use websites to archive and share their protocols for these purposes. Here we describe our experiences developing and using a protocol website for the additional purpose of enhancing undergraduate research training. We created our lab's protocol website in a message board format that allows undergraduates to post comments on protocols describing the lessons they learned, questions that arose, and/or insights they gained while learning to execute specific research protocols. Encouraging and expecting students to comment on the protocols they are learning to execute is beneficial for both the student and for the lab in which they are training. For the student, annotations encourage active reflection on their execution of techniques and emphasize the important message that attending to and understanding details of a protocol is a critical factor in producing reliable data. For the lab, annotations capture valuable insights for future generations of researchers by describing missing details, hints, and common hurdles for newcomers.
CBE—Life Sciences Education Vol. 7, 296 –301, Fall 2008
One Big Lab
A group of students in my human-computer interaction class a few years ago developed an idea called Collaboread for their final project. In essence, it allowed multiple online users to markup a document, enabling collaborative annotation. I'm sure there are several products out there that allow either online markup of documents (Adobe, for one) or collaborative editing (Google Docs), but I haven't seen anything that resembles exactly what I envision.
Neo Note
Suggestions for a Global Shared Scholarly Annotation System
D-Lib Magazine
May/June 2009
Volume 15 Number 5/6
Suggestions for a Global Shared Scholarly Annotation System
Bradley Hemminger, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
School of Information and Library Science
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
There is a need for integrated support for annotation and sharing within the primary tool used for interacting with the World Wide Web, which today is a web browser. Based on prior work and user studies in our research lab, we1 propose design recommendations for a global shared annotation system, for the domain of scholarly research. We describe a system built using these design recommendations (NeoNote), and provide an example video demonstrating the suggested features. Finally, we discuss the major challenges that remain for implementing a global annotation system for sharing scholarly knowledge.
PDF Annotation
Free means to annotate (comment) a PDF?
Posted Dec 2, 2004 19:02 UTC (Thu) by d.e.cox (guest, #3912)
Parent article: The Grumpy Editor's Guide to PDF Viewers
I haven't found a free means to annotate (add little yellow comment boxes) to PDFs. I've used this feature of Adobe's products quite a bit, and it looks to be one of the major improvements in acrobat 7. Anyone know if this kind of capability is in the pipeline of the free readers xpdf, ggv, etc?
The End of Theory: The Data Deluge Makes the Scientific Method Obsolete
WIRED MAGAZINE: 16.07 Science: Discoveries RSS The End of Theory: The Data Deluge Makes the Scientific Method Obsolete By Chris Anderson Email 06.23.08
"Speaking at the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference this past March, Peter Norvig, Google's research director, offered an update to George Box's maxim: "All models are wrong, and increasingly you can succeed without them."
"In February, the National Science Foundation announced the Cluster Exploratory, a program that funds research designed to run on a large-scale distributed computing platform developed by Google and IBM in conjunction with six pilot universities."
Information seeking behavior of academic scientists
Research Article
Information seeking behavior of academic scientists
Bradley M. Hemminger 1, Dihui Lu 2, K.T.L. Vaughan 3, Stephanie J. Adams 4
206A Manning Hall, SILS, School of Information and Library Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, NC. 27599-3360
School of Information and Library Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Health Sciences Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
School of Information and Library Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
email: Bradley M. Hemminger (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Index Terms
information seeking • scholars • information resources • electronic publications • online databases
The information seeking behavior of academic scientists is being transformed by the availability of electronic resources for searching, retrieving, and reading scholarly materials. A census survey was conducted of academic science researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to capture their current information seeking behavior. Nine hundred two subjects (26%) completed responses to a 15-minute Web-based survey. The survey questions were designed to quantify the transition to electronic communications and how this affects different aspects of information seeking. Significant changes in information seeking behavior were found, including increased reliance on web based resources, fewer visits to the library, and almost entirely electronic communication of information. The results can guide libraries and other information service organizations as they adapt to meet the needs of today's information searchers. Simple descriptive statistics are reported for the individual questions. Additionally, analysis of results is broken out by basic science and medical science departments. The survey tool and protocol used in this study have been adopted for use in a nationwide survey of the information seeking behavior of academic scientists. Received: 14 July 2006; Revised: 14 February 2007; Accepted: 15 February 2007
doi: 10.1002/asi.20686
Biomedical Searching
Hemminger BM, Saelim B, Sullivan PF, Vision TJ, "Comparison of full-text searching to metadata searching for genes in two biomedical literature cohorts", JASIST, 58:14:2341-2352, 2007. <http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/asi.20708>.
doi: 10.1002/asi.20708
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MiraiBio has introduced a free lab notebook on their site free for all users.
You can check it out here.
It's well worth a look.
SmartNote is a bona-fide Web 2.0 application. It relies heavily on Javascript using the Dojo.js Javascript library for much of its interaction. It has many "snap-in" tools for doing analysis of DNA sequences. One of the nice features it has is a genome annotation tool. I'm particularly interested in people's reactions to this particular feature. This is their contact information:
MiraiBio (a Hitachi subsidiary) 601 Gateway Blvd. Suite 100 South San Francisco, CA 94080 800-624-6176 www.miraibio.com
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Wake Forest: Babcock Demon Incubator
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Website: wfubdi.org/bioscience.php
The incubator can provide fully equipped shared wet lab space for early stage bioscience companies. The wet lab space is located in the Piedmont Triad Research Park. The facilities include chemistry and tissue hoods, gas, air, materials disposal, internet access, etc. A partial list of equipment in the lab can be found on the facilities page. In addition to the use of the wet lab, incubator clients can use break room facilities and schedule conference rooms as required.
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The Center also works with economic development leaders in the state to help recruit new companies to North Carolina.
The Center coordinates funded innovation and equipment facility projects as individual colleges expand and enhance the capacity of NC community colleges to educate and train individuals in the biotechnology industry
Just like the NCCCS, the Pharmaceutical Center has partners in industry, commerce, economic development organizations, secondary education, public and private colleges and universities.
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Came across this new website today, I always think that family history easily partners with house history and this website concerns itself with the latter. The idea is that "My Homes Past" provides a link between photos and memories that we have of the houses we have lived in and the people who now live in those homes. It's a lovely idea and it will be interesting to see if it catches on.
To use the website you first need to register (another password to remember!!) and then you can add photographs, memories, real estate flyers and purchase and sale details. Once that is done I assume you sit back and see if anyone is also interested in that property.
At the time of writing the properties with details loaded onto the site are mainly in the Essex area and I suspect that they are those that the creators of the website have lived in. I noted some Google ads on the site of the pages and I presume this is how the costs of the website will be covered. Running websites, as I know, isn't cheap so I'm happy to have the ad's there to help with the expenses.
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Legislators trying to sort out the state's proposed $24.7 billion spending plan for next year couldn't help last week but turn their attention towards the governor's plan to revamp Louisiana's tax system.
Next door in another Louisiana House hearing room, Gov. Bobby Jindal rolled out his proposal that basically eliminates income taxes and raises sales taxes.
But in the House Appropriations hearing, the questioning of Secretary Stephen Moret, who was supposed to explain the 2014 budget for the state Department of Economic Development, kept veering back to the administrations tax overhaul. Moret is one of the key architects of the tax swap proposals, which promises to be the main issue of the regular session of the Legislature, which begins April 8.
"Let's stay on our budget and not on the tax," Appropriations Chairman Jim Fannin, D-Jonesboro, told committee members. "That's in the other room over there."
State Rep. John Schroder, R-Covington, then asked Moret: "You think that it's going to attract more business?"
Moret responded that he was confident that simplifying the tax structure would improve the state's business climate and promote faster job growth.
Fannin turned off Schroder's microphone, admonishing him, basically, to ask about the tax revamp in the form of a budget question.
Schroder said his constituents tell him they hear all the talking points about how well the state's economy is doing, and yet Louisiana is one of the few state governments in the nation that has to cut services year after year — at least a $1 billion shortfall each year since 2010 — because of shrinking revenues.
"We hear how rosy things are going to be. We're banking on the roses to bloom. The roses don't bloom; we're back here cutting," Schroder said.
Moret said the use of exemptions to paying state taxes has grown by more than $1.2 billion in the last "three or four years," taking that money out of the revenue stream. "We had a lot of Louisiana companies that went from paying significant income taxes to paying zero, literally," Moret said.
Louisiana has 468 "statutory, constitutional or federal mandated tax incentives, credits, exclusions, deductions, preferential tax treatments, tax deferrals, and rebates" valued at about $6.8 billion in fiscal year 2011, according to Moret's Department of Economic Development and the state Department of Revenue.
Part of the plan to revamp the state's tax system is rolling back about 200 exemptions, which would result in $114 million in additional revenue, according to Jindal's press office.
The centerpiece of Jindal tax plan is the elimination of the state's personal income tax and corporate income and franchise taxes, which bring in about $3 billion a year. To help replace those revenues, Jindal also wants to increase cigarette taxes by more than $1 a pack. He wants to start collecting sales taxes on different categories of services as well as goods and called for raising the 4 percent state sales tax by 1.88 percent, which is a 47 percent increase, for about $2 billion.
"Eliminating Louisiana's income tax and raising the sales tax would jeopardize our state's economy while raising taxes on the middle class and low-income families," Jan Moller, director of the Baton Rouge-based Louisiana Budget Project, said in a statement. "The plan just shifts who pays taxes, and a tax shift is not tax reform."
In its coverage, Reuters identified Jindal as a "potential candidate for national office" and noted that similar plans have been floated by Republicans in Nebraska, Kansas and North Carolina this year. Washington, D.C.,-based anti-tax advocate Grover Norquist, famous for getting elected officials to pledge to oppose tax increases, praised Jindal's plan.
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SMWC professor elected President of the Great Lakes region of the American Music Therapy Association
December 16th, 2011 | SMWC
A typical day for Tracy Richardson, Ph.D., MT- BC, makes even superwoman look like she's dragging her feet. Richardson is no stranger to hard work; she oversees the music therapy programs at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC), the Maple Center and in the oncology unit at Union Hospital. Now, as the president of the Great Lakes Region of the American Music Therapy Association (GLR of AMTA), Richardson is spreading the healing power of music even further.
"Music therapy is a fantastic field," said Richardson, who holds a bachelor's in music therapy from SMWC, a master's in agency counseling and a doctorate in counselor education, both from Indiana State University. "I want to do my part to make sure the profession moves forward."
Music Therapy is an established health profession where board certified professionals use music to address physical, emotional and cognitive needs of individuals, according to AMTA's website.
As president of the GLR of AMTA, a six-year commitment, Richardson is responsible for supporting AMTA's mission in Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, Ohio and Michigan. "It's a big job and a lot of work," Richardson began, "but it makes me much more aware of how music therapy operates as an organization." Coordinating 15 delegates, overseeing committees, advancing knowledge of music therapy and acting as the liaison to the national association top off a long list of her presidential duties.
"Tracy can handle complex projects with admirable calm," said Laurette Bellamy, Ph.D., a Sister of Providence and Richardson's mentor during her undergrad days at The Woods. "She has developed innovative educational approaches and has a deep dedication to music therapy."
As the leader of GLR of AMTA, Richardson helps music therapists exchange ideas with each other and stay informed of current trends. Even spread across the globe, students and graduates from SMWC's music therapy master's program, influenced by Richardson and other faculty members, also share their voices with AMTA. "Without Tracy's vision, we would not be who we are professionally or personally," said Annette Whitehead-Pleaux, M.A., MT-BC, a 2003 graduate of SMWC's master's program and a music therapist at Shriner's Hospital for Children in Boston, Mass. "Tracy has most definitely made an extraordinary contribution to music therapy education and the entire profession of music therapy."
Richardson was one of the very first graduates from SMWC's undergraduate music therapy program in 1988. From that moment on, she has used her passion for music therapy and her dedication to The Woods to make a lasting impression on the world.
"I want to bring music therapy to as many people as possible," said Richardson. "I want to make sure that people who need music therapy get music therapy."
SMWC's Master of Arts in Music Therapy program is approved by the American Music Therapy Association and accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music. The master's program, offered at a distance, encourages each student to embrace his or her own theory to guide practice. For more information about SMWC's music therapy master's program, as well as the bachelor's or equivalency programs, please visit http://smwc.edu/Music Therapy or call (812) 535-5154.
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Donoughe Family
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A family photo album of the Thomas and Camilla Donoughe Family. Written and designed by Don Donoughe (Donoughe Design) for a family reunion held in the fall of 2011. The content is a combination of genealogical research, narrative, memories and archival photography contributed by all the siblings. Research was also contributed by Faber Donoughe. This is the revised version with more information and content
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- Categoría Biografías y memorias
Apaisado estándar, 25×20 cm
86 Páginas
- Fecha de publicación oct. 30, 2011
- Etiquetas family history, Donoughe, Family, Farabaugh
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Owner and Creative Director of Donoughe Design. A communications design studio located in San Mateo, CA., Donoughe Design creates beautiful yet functional communications across a wide variety of media. We work at the intersection of art, technology and marketing.
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Credit bureaus like Experian, Transunion, and Equifax have been amassing personal data on consumers for decades, mainly to sell to marketers for targeted campaigns. To cope with demand for real-time updates of consumer touch points -- social media, Web browsing, and so on -- Experian moved from the mainframe to a scale-out architecture of Hadoop and HBase. The company now aims to process 100 million records per hour, including geographic, demographic, and lifestyle data.
With $4 billion in revenue last year and more than 15,000 employees, Experian is a leader in credit reporting and marketing services. The company has a long history of managing consumer data: who consumers are, what they buy, how they're connected, and how they interact. In the past, Experian's mainframes batch-processed consumer database updates on a monthly basis and its clients applied those updates for campaign adjustments. That was fine -- before the Web, mobile devices, and social media.
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Today's consumers leave a digital "exhaust" of data detailing their purchasing behaviors, online browsing patterns, email responses, and social media activity. Experian's mainframe systems were approaching their limits in being able to handle the phenomenal increase in data.
And Experians' marketer clients, the top retail companies in the world, sought an integrated view of that data so they could respond in real time. They wanted to know, for example, if a particular customer in one store is the same customer now liking the company on Facebook or tweeting it on Twitter.
To meet those new demands, Experian created its Cross-Channel Identity Resolution (CCIR) engine to maintain a repository of interconnected client touch points. About 30 criteria were identified as required for its underlying technology, most importantly batch and real-time processing, as well as scalability.
Experian chose two open source technologies: Hadoop, the distributed batch processing big data framework, and its closely associated NoSQL database, HBase (Hadoop Database), for its real-time processing. HBase was also chosen for its redundancy and fault-tolerant architecture, optimized for storage.
The company selected Cloudera's distribution of both Hadoop and HBase. It also opted for Cloudera Manager, proprietary monitoring and administration software with a rich set of features. Cloudera's enterprise service-level agreement for technical support was another deciding factor.
Experian is delighted with the solution, which accelerates processing performance by 50 times at a fraction of the cost of the legacy environment. It believes the environment is the first data management platform to ingest data and link diverse information together -- postal addresses, social media IDs, email addresses, Web cookies, phone numbers, and so on -- across the entire marketing ecosystem, and assemble it into a format that pleases customers.
Now Experian clients have the most accurate, recent view of who their customers are across multiple channels, yielding informed interactions and positive consumer experiences. With relevant messages, rather than consumers feeling that their time is being wasted, they welcome contact.
This article, "Experian credits big data for real-time marketing," was originally published at InfoWorld.com. Read more of Andrew Lampitt's Think Big Data blog, and keep up on the latest developments in big data at InfoWorld.com For the latest business technology news, follow InfoWorld.com on Twitter.
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Arroyo saddled with third straight loss in opener
High pitch count forces right-hander to last just five innings vs. Braves
CINCINNATI -- Reds starting pitcher Bronson Arroyo had to grind and he had to slog during a seemingly perpetual uphill fight vs. the Braves. The one thing Arroyo did not do was give up on trying to keep the Reds in striking distance.
Coming off of a three-game sweep of the Cubs and a hard-earned .500 road trip, the start of the homestand was a bit of a wet blanket for Cincinnati during a 7-4 loss to the Braves on Monday night.
"That was definitely a battle," Arroyo said. "Top to bottom, that's a really powerful lineup. A lot of threats are in there. You have to be a little bit more nitpicky. I wound up getting guys on base early in almost every inning. When you do that, it forces you to throw more pitches, especially against a lineup as deep as these guys were."
Taking a loss for the third straight outing, Arroyo threw 97 pitches and allowed four runs and eight hits with two walks and a season-high seven strikeouts.
In the top of the first inning after a walk and a blooped single, Freddie Freeman's lined single to right field scored Chris Johnson for a 1-0 lead. It could have been worse for Arroyo, who issued a two-out walk to load the bases but escaped with a called strikeout of No. 7 hitter Dan Uggla on his 28th pitch of the inning.
Atlanta picked up the attack in the second inning when Andrelton Simmons led off with a home run to left field for a two-run deficit.
"The only guy I really didn't know in the lineup and wasn't worried about hitting the ball out of the ballpark was [Simmons], and he ended up taking me deep," Arroyo said.
Uggla hit a leadoff triple to right-center field in the fourth inning and scored on a Simmons single. Arroyo left two runners on by ending the inning with a double play from Johnson.
"That guy is a battler," Reds manager Dusty Baker said of Arroyo. "He threw a lot of pitches because he was in and out of trouble a lot, but he got out of it a couple of times."
Braves starter Paul Maholm retired his first seven in a row and nine of 10 before the Reds' lineup came to life. After the first two batters in the bottom of the fourth reached, Brandon Phillips hit an RBI double to left field to score Zack Cozart, and Joey Votto scored on a Jay Bruce groundout.
Atlanta added another run against Arroyo in the fifth when Justin Upton scored on an Evan Gattis one-out double to left-center field. But Arroyo kept the damage from piling on by getting out of the inning with another Uggla called strikeout.
It was the fifth straight game where the Reds did not get a quality start.
"They did their job, got me in trouble," Arroyo said. "I fought back hard and did get some big punchouts to give me an opportunity to keep it close enough to maybe have a chance to bring it back."
Reds reliever Alfredo Simon kept the Reds close as he pitched two innings and struck out all six batters faced. What didn't help was Logan Ondrusek giving up three runs with two outs in the eighth. Simmons hit a two-run homer to left field for his first multihomer game and a career-high four RBIs. Pinch-hitter Jordan Schafer made it back-to-back homers with a drive to right field to make it 7-2.
The Reds added two runs in the eighth, including an RBI double by Votto to the left-field corner that scored Cozart. In the ninth against closer Craig Kimbrel, singles by Donald Lutz and Shin-Soo Choo brought the tying run to the plate with one out. Cozart popped out to first base and Votto struck out to end the game.
"When you're facing Votto in the ninth in this ballpark with two people on and a two-run lead, it's hard," Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "That's a good ballclub, and they have a history of coming back, especially in this park."
The Reds came into the game 12-4 at Great American Ball Park this season and tied for the most home wins in baseball. Even though the Braves had lost 11 of their last 16 coming in, they lead the National League East with a high-power, high-strikeout group. Reds pitchers notched 15 strikeouts but couldn't keep enough zeros on the linescore.
"You can't trade runs with them the later it gets," Baker said. "That's what happened. We traded some runs and they ended up scoring late."
Mark Sheldon is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Mark My Word, and follow him on Twitter @m_sheldon. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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I've had so much fun making Valentine soaps! Typically, I will make one for the guys and one for the girls. This time there are technically two for each. First up is the soap for the guys. I made two different designs with the same scent – similar to Bleu de Chanel. It's called Charming:
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BROOKLYN, MI (RNN) - When your father was a NASCAR icon and the holder of seven Cup Series championships, the best Father's Day gift a son could give is a race victory. Dale Earnhardt Jr. did just that and ended his 143-race winless streak with a victory in Sunday's Quicken Loans 400 at Michigan International Speedway.
Earnhardt admitted that he hadn't thought much about race day being Father's Day until after the race was over. As he reflected on that, he said that made winning a little special for him.
"I'm happy for that fact due to the circumstances," said Earnhardt. "It makes it mean a little bit more to have won on Father's Day."
Earnhardt has been close to winning several times this season but couldn't seem to close the deal. The strain of being so close appeared to be weighing heavily on the team and driver. But Earnhardt's crew chief Steve Letarte knew it would only be a matter of time before they made a visit to victory lane.
"I'm a true believer in statistics, and I don't think it's luck," said Letarte. "I think you make your own luck. You get bad breaks along the way, but if you have a strong enough race team, and strong enough cars, then even the bad luck can't hold you down forever, and I think this year, we have earned this win."
Earnhardt's popularity with the fans is well documented. But his respect in the garage area is something that not many speak about. That respect was on display Sunday as drivers and crew members of competitive teams made their way to pit road to give a celebratory high five to the young man as he made his way to victory lane.
"I guess it means I'm an all-right dude," said Earnhardt when asked about the scene on pit road. "When people are happy for you, they want to see you do good. That's the way I feel about people; I want to see good people do good things, and I want to see people that I think are good people have success and be happy."
The win puts Junior solidly in second place in NASCAR's point standings and only four points out of the lead. The victory also gives him a valuable bonus point to carry into the postseason. Many agree that his team is a serious contender for the 2012 championship.
"I think they are definitely a contender," said Matt Kenseth about Earnhardt's postseason chances. "I think they have been right up there in the mix each and every race, no matter, you know, what size or shape of racetrack, so I definitely think they are at this point in the season one of the favorites."
Of course, there are some that don't share the excitement of seeing Earnhardt back in the winner's circle - such as defending champion Tony Stewart.
"It's no different to anybody else that does it. It's not a national holiday, guys," said Stewart regarding the buzz about Earnhardt's victory. "This morning, they were celebrating his fourth anniversary of his last win, so I guess we are all in a state of mourning now because he's broke that streak now, so I don't know what we are all supposed to think."
Whether you are a Junior fan or not, you had to smile when you saw the No. 88 cross the finish line as the race winner. Since his father's death in the 2000 Daytona 500, Dale Jr. has been trying to rekindle that winning spirit that he had while driving for Dale Earnhardt Incorporated. It seems that his relationship with Rick Hendrick Motorsports and Steve Letarte just might be the right combination to help him get there.
However, on Father's Day, I couldn't help but think that he had a little help from above from a proud father.
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Kansas Wheat Innovation Center - A New Era For Kansas Wheat Producers
Date Posted: November 28, 2012
Manhattan, KS—The Kansas Wheat Commission and Kansas Association of Wheat Growers have moved into the new Kansas Wheat Innovation Center in Manhattan, the first tenants in the state-of-the-art complex that will be a hub for wheat research that benefits Kansas wheat farmers.
Kansas wheat farmers, through the penny-and-a-half per bushel Kansas wheat assessment, are funding the bulk of the 35,000 square-foot structure, which includes 15,000 square feet of advanced wheat breeding laboratories, a 10,000 square-foot greenhouse complex and 10,000 square feet of office space.
The staff of the Kansas Wheat Commission and Kansas Association of Wheat Growers is headquartered at the KWIC; additional tenants will include the Kansas Wheat Alliance and the Kansas Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom.
The KWIC sits on three acres adjacent to the Grain Science and Industry Complex north of Kimball Avenue in Manhattan, on land being leased from Kansas State University.
The center will also house Heartland Plant Innovations (HPI), a unique KAWG/KWC initiative that is focused on developing new traits, varieties and solutions for Hard Red and Hard White winter wheat farmers.
Among the complex's key features include several growth chambers and freezers, plus laboratory pods in which researchers will be able to control the growth environment of wheat plants from emergence to maturity.
Four separate greenhouses have been built on the north side of the laboratory, one of which is air conditioned, allowing research to take place even in the middle of hot Kansas summers.
The research facility will also house some of the operations of K-State's world-renowned Wheat Genetics and Genomics Resource Center (WGGRC).
The office portion of the building includes a well-appointed test kitchen in order for the KWC to continue its strong focus on nutrition education; a large conference/meeting room is next to the kitchen for baking demonstrations and other meetings.
A boardroom completes the office portion of the building.
Several businesses and families have acquired naming rights of many of the rooms in the complex; funds from those naming opportunities have been placed into the new Kansas Wheat Research Foundation, which will be used exclusively for funding wheat research at Kansas State University.
Justin Gilpin, chief executive officer of Kansas Wheat, says completion of the Kansas Wheat Innovation Center represents a new chapter for wheat production in Kansas.
"With this cooperative project through Kansas wheat farmers through the Kansas wheat checkoff, plus Kansas State University, the State of Kansas and Heartland Plant Innovations, wheat genetics and varieties will be delivered to farmers faster," Gilpin says.
"In these trying times with drought stresses, nitrogen utilization needs, and disease pressures becoming more prevalent, it's important that we get improved varieties into farmers' hands faster and the Kansas Wheat Innovation Center will be a mechanism to make that happen."
Beginning Monday, December 3, the Kansas Wheat offices will be housed at the new Kansas Wheat Innovation Center.
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It has given us sails to carry ships around the world, clothes to keep us warm, and quilts to sleep under. This exhibition celebrates the sewing needle and all its creations, whether for pleasure or for profit. See exquisite embroidery and beautiful examples of lace with hats, shoes, bags and dresses all on display.
The exhibition is the concept of Valerie Wilson, Curator of Textiles at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum. It reminds us how significant the invention of the needle was particularly from the black and white footage of needle manufacture.
The display is given a local angle by looking at an industry which was once important employer in the Lurgan area in days of cotton handkerchief manufacture. The Museum received a donation of material from Mercer and Brown, one such company from the town.
There were literally hundreds of beautiful hand drawn coloured designs which formed patterns that would be embroidered onto the hankies. The donation also included samples of the finished products. The exhibition continues until April 2012.
This exhibition showcases some the best textiles in the collection of the Ulster Folk and Trasport Museum. These are further illustrated in a Collections Highlight tour "Through the Eye of a Needle"


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Lt Roy E Mundell, B-25 Bombardier, 321stBG,448thBS, MTO
1943 — North Africa -Italy
Lt Roy Mundell married Miss Betsy Ann Hilland 12 Nov. 1942 at Columbia, AAB, SC at the Post-Chapel. Lt Mundell was in intensive training in the B-25 Mitchell Medium Bomber preparing to leave for Combat in an unknown assignment..... the 321st Bomb Group was given the direction and orders were read after the entire Bomb Group had left Morrison Field, Fla. on 12 Feb. 1943 for North Africa, the SOUTHERN Route.
Lt Roy Mundell was friends with both Dan McDuff and Honore Ligarde, Probably school-mates and joined together.... or very close. They were all 3 accepted directly into the US Army Air Corps. Dan McDuff became a Pilot... Roy Mundell and Honore Ligarde both were Commissioned Navigators/ Bombardiers and were all assigned to the 321st Bomb Group.
Lt Dan McDuff was given to the 447th Bomb squad while both Roy and Honore went to the 448th Bomb Squad and all went over to North Africa in the [now famous] Gen Bob Knapp Flight over the Atlantic" in a single mass without loss, in Feb. 1943 to fly Combat Missions in the B-25 Mitchell Medium Bomber out of North Africa/Italy/Corsica.
Roy Mundell was married and living in Harlington, TX and an Officer in the USAF at Lackland AFB, TX when he was tragically struck down with a Cerebral Hemorrhage. Roy passed the next day without waking up from surgery. Roy was only 31 Years old and is buried at Killeen, Texas.
(see his "Find-a-Grave" link on the Left under the Map)
Barbi Ennis Connolly, 321st Bomb Group Historian and 57th Bomb Wing Historical Research Team Member with John T Fitzgerald and Patti Johnson. firstname.lastname@example.com


text: Associate Professor of Applied Health Science On Faculty since 2008 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Education Ph.D. Kinesiology, University of Colorado, 1998 M.S. Kinesiology, University of Colorado, 1996 B.S. Biology, University of Northern Colorado, 1985 About Brian Hunt I received my B.A. in Biology at the University of Northern Colorado. After several years of teaching high school science, I returned to school and earned my M.S. and Ph.D. in Kinesiology from the University of Colorado, Boulder. I was then awarded a postdoctoral fellowship through the Division on Ageing at Harvard Medical School. So we gave up summers in the Rocky Mountains for summers on Cape Cod. I then spent 3 years as an Instructor in Medicine at HMS running tutorials on cardiovascular and pulmonary medicine. During this time we adopted our oldest son, Tyrone. I was then appointed an Assistant Professor in Kinesiology at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. We then adopted our second son, Moses. In 2008 I was appointed an Associate Professor in Applied Health Science at Wheaton College. So we gave up the Atlantic ocean for the corn fields of the Midwest. When I'm not teaching about human physiology and how exercise can be used as medicine, or performing research on cardiovascular function, I enjoy playing my guitars and worshiping with my family. And, if the need arises and time permits, I also enjoy some woodworking. Courses Taught AHS 361 - Integrative Human Physiology AHS 281 - Biostatistics AHS 452 - Applied Physiology Membership in Professional Societies American College of Sports Medicine American Physiological Society Research The Cardiovascular Research Program examines the divine design of the human cardiovascular system. At this time our research is focused on the effects of nutrition and exercise on vascular function. Recent Publications Thom NF., Early AR., Hunt, BE., Harris RA., Herring MP. Eating and arterial endothelial function: a meta-analysis of the acute effects of meal consumption on flow-mediated dilation. Obesity Rev. 2016. Doi: 1111/obr.12454 Hunt BE., Flavin DC., Bauschatz E., Whitney HM. The accuracy and robustness of a simple algorithm to measure vessel diameter from B-mode ultrasound images. J Appl. Physiol. June:120(11): 1374-1379, 2016. Salacinski AJ., Alford M., Brevets K., Hart S., Hunt BE. Validity and reliability of a glucometer against industry reference standards. J Diabetes Sci Technol. 1(1):95-99, 2014 Hart S., Drevets K., Alford M., Salacinski A., and Hunt BE. A method-comparison study regarding the validity and reliability of the Lactate Plus analyzer. BMJ Open 2013;3:e001899.doi:10.1136/bmjopen-2012-001899 Hunt, BE. Measurement of arterial function and reactivity in Neuropsychology and cardiovascular disease. Edited by Cohen, RA and Gunstad, J. Oxford University Press, New York, 2010. Hunt, BE., Tamisier, R., Gilmartin, GS., Curley,M., Anand, AN., Weiss, JW. Baroreflex responsiveness during ventilatory acclimatization in humans. Am J Physiol Heart Circ Physiol. 295: H1794-1801, 2008. (PDF)


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Hola loves! I'm back from the BlissDom conference. I'm a blogger recharged! Today's post is featuring an outfit I wore at the yummy Sabor de Lujo (Taste of Luxury) event last week by Vida Lexus. You may have seen a few pics on my Instagram account. The night was all about celebrating Latin culture and I couldn't have loved it more!
I was pretty bummed I couldn't stay the entire night, I had an early flight the next morning. But, that didn't stop me from enjoying tastings from five renowned restaurants and chefs. So delicious! I also got to check out the super cool Lexus art project, "Art Galleries & Back Alleys." It's an inspirational art piece that carries the signature styles of internationally renowned aerosol artist Jaime "Vyal" Reyes and award-winning iconic artist Patssi Valdez.
For my outfit, I decided to wear one of spring's trends-black and white. This jacked is from Forever 21+ and I've had it since Christmas. This was my first time wearing it. It's not available on the site anymore and FYI it's a little warm for our Los Angeles weather, but it was fine. My necklace and tank top are also from Forever 21. The denim is the black Ankle Zip Stiletto Jeans from Torrid and the red flats are from Old Navy. Yes! I wore flats to an event. I've been sick and couldn't deal with heels that night.
BTW…How excited am I that I can actually put my hair in a top bun?!?! LOL!!
Check out my pics below!
Lexus embraces the diversity of Los Angeles by celebrating the richness and creative impact of Latino culture. For an exclusive look into how Lexus celebrates Latino culture, visit www.vidalexus.com. Or check out the #VidaLexus hash tag on Twitter!


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NEWGEN's Ones to Watch at London Fashion Week
Embroidery, long relied upon for personalization, has extended past the preppy monogram. Designers used it for fall on skirts, tops, dresses, and extras to give the shopper even more unique items to try.
As seen at: Stella McCartney
Erdem Tessa Embroidered Sateen-Twill Dress, $4,900; net-a-porter.com
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Training Program
Program Description
The PG-II year focuses on establishing psychiatric clinical skills with 3 out of 4 blocks of the year spent in intensive clinical training. However, this clinical skills year involves substantial research time with one 3-month CASE rotation (devoted to mentored research of the resident's choosing) and one 3-month inpatient rotation on the Clinical Neuroscience Research Unit. Residents are also able to continue their work with children is psychiatric settings, with one month spent on the Child C-L service, in conjunction with two months at the VA Hospital (one month of the Consult-Liaison Service, and one month of Emergency Psychiatry). The final rotation combines addictions and geriatric psychiatry training. The PG-II year is thus similar to the PG-II year that Yale Adult Psychiatry Residents complete. The PG-II year also continues the development of the resident's research interests through individualized career guidance meetings and monthly seminars with all trainees from the Integrated program. Residents may also investigate the opportunity to pursue an additional degree during their residency training; residents are encouraged to make a decision to pursue additional degrees by December of the PGY-II year. Residents receive long-term adult and child cases that begin during this year.
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How to Fix Toner Errors on Brother MFC 9840CDW, MFC 9440CN and Brother MFC-9650January 22, 2013 9 Comments
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If you are using the Acrobat SDK to control the print functionality in Acrobat/Reader, or to write a custom print plugin, you will need to use the function: AVDocPrintPagesWithParams(avDoc, &docPrintParamsRec);
This is a limitation in the Acrobat SDK as it still uses short printer names. In the Acrobat standard printer dialog, there is no limitation as the dialog uses internal methods which have already been extended for long printer name support.
The Acrobat 9 SDK will resolve this issue and add support for long printer names.
Additional Information
Please refer to the following link for the declaration of the AVDocPrintPagesWithParams function (pg: 1713):
it is discussed again here:
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Assessment |
Biopsychology |
Comparative |
Cognitive |
Developmental |
Language |
Individual differences |
Personality |
Philosophy |
Social |
Methods | Statistics | Clinical | Educational | Industrial | Professional items | World psychology |
Social psychology: Altruism · Attribution · Attitudes · Conformity · Discrimination · Groups · Interpersonal relations · Obedience · Prejudice · Norms · Perception · Index · Outline
Internet Studies is an interdisciplinary field studying the social, psychological, pedagogical, political, technical, cultural, artistic, and other dimensions of the internet and associated information and communication technologies. While studies of the internet are now widespread across academic disciplines, there is a growing collaboration among these investigations. In recent years, "internet studies" have become institutionalized as courses of study at several institutions of higher learning, including the University of Oxford, Curtin University of Technology, Brandeis University, Endicott College, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Appalachian State University and the University of Minnesota. Cognates are found in departments of a number of other names, including departments of "digital culture", "new media" or "convergent media", various "iSchools", or programs like "Media in Transition" at MIT.[1] On the research side, Internet Studies intersects with studies of Cyberculture, Human-Computer Interaction, and Science and Technology Studies. A number of academic journals are central to communicating research in the field, including Bad Subjects, Convergence: The Journal of Research into New media Technologies, Ctheory, Cyber Psychology + Behaviour, First Monday, Information, Communication, and Society, The Information Society, Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, M/C, New media & Society, tripleC (cognition, communication, co-operation): Journal for a Global Sustainable Information Society, and TeknoKultura, but research relating to internet studies appears in a diverse range of venues and disciplines.
Topics of study Edit
Topics within Internet studies include:
- Internet architecture: including the fundamental programming and architecture of the Internet, such as TCP/IP, HTML, CSS, CGI, CFML, DOM, JS, PHP, XML.
- Internet security: such as the structure and propagation of viruses, malware, and software exploits, as well as methods of protection, including antivirus programs and firewalls.
- Online communities: including Internet forums, blogs, and MMORGs.
- Internet culture: including the emergence of Internet slang and Cyberculture.
- Sociology of the Internet: including the social implications of the Internet, new social networks, online societies (virtual communities) and social interaction on the Internet.
- Computer-mediated communication: such as the role of e-mail, online chat, blog, and text messaging in modern communications.
- Digital rights: including privacy, free speech, intellectual property, and digital rights management.
- Open source software: focusing on the ability of Internet users to collaborate to modify, develop, and improve pieces of software which are freely available to the public without charge.
History Edit
As Barry Wellman argues, internet studies may find its beginnings with the 1978 publication of The Network Nation,[2] and was largely dominated by computer scientists, presenting at venues like the annual CSCW conference. These were quickly joined by researchers in business fields and library and information science.[3] By the late 1990s, more attention was being paid to systematic investigation of users and how they made use of the new technologies. During the 1990s, the rapid diffusion of internet access began to attract more attention from a number of social science and humanities disciplines, including the field of communication.[4] Some of these investigations, like the Pew Internet & American Life project (http://pewinternet.org/) and the World Internet Project (http://www.worldinternetproject.net/) framed the research in terms of traditional social science approaches, with a focus less on the technology than on those who use them. But the focus remained at the aggregate level.
In 1996, this interest was expressed in other ways as well. Georgetown University began offering a related master's program in that year, and at the University of Maryland, David Silver created the Resource Center for Cyberculture Studies on the web. By 2001, The Chronicle of Higher Education noted that "internet studies" was emerging as a discipline in its own right, as suggested by the first undergraduate program in the area, offered at Brandeis University, and noted that "perhaps the most telling sign of the field's momentum" was the popularity of the annual conference created by the then nascent Association of Internet Researchers.[5]
More recent approaches to studying the internet have focused on situating technology use within particular social contexts, and understanding just how it is related to social and institutional change.
Scholarly Organizations Edit
- American Society for Information Science and Technology (ASIST)
- American Sociological Association Section on Communication and Information Technologies (CITASA)
- Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication Communication & Technology Division (CTEC)
- Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR)
- Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
- International Communication Association Communication & Technology (CAT) division
- National Communication Association (NCA) Human Communication and Technology Division (HCTD)
Cognate Fields Edit
- Electronic Commerce
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Library Science
- Science and Technology Studies
- Web Science
References Edit
- ↑ Silver, David (2004). Internet/cyberculture/digital culture/new media/fill-in-the-blank studies. New Media & Society 6 (1): 55–64.
- ↑ Wellman, Barry (2004). The three ages of internet studies: ten, five and zero years ago. New Media & Society 6 (1): 123–129.
- ↑ Rice (2005). New media/internet research topics of the Association of Internet Researchers. The Information Society 21: 285–299.
- ↑ (1996). Why communication researchers should study the internet: a dialog. Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication 1 (4).
- ↑ includeonly>McLemee, Scott. "Internet studies 1.0: a discipline Is born", 30 March 2001, p. A24.
Further readingEdit
- Guy Debord: The Society of the Spectacle - description and explanation of the context in which the internet emerged and evolves
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hi, i am working on a website and i have anchor issues. when i click from home to some page, it goes but when i click some other page the link doesn't work.what am i doing wrong?
I won't comment on the page layout as a whole, as it really needs some rethinking, but something like this might help:
#content {clear:both;}
what was that all about, it did magic trick! also now the services page menu has lost its style :/
You aren't using the same template / layout for each page, which makes life tough. The services page has no wrapper, for example. Maybe go through the code and find all the differences.
thanks! but tell me that trick on .content{clear:both}, how was it that it made my navigation fixed?
On further inspection, the problem was being caused by two rules:
Not sure why you'd do that, but that left the floated LIs hanging down, and the content area was sitting over the top of them, so the only way to stop that is clear: both. However, now I'd say remove clear: both and height: 0 on those elements above, and things will also work.
Thanks. If you can help me with problem too. i have this Location. i wanna make it float next to start date. but its not happening. i have also a posted question about something wrong with my slider. the pic doesn't fade propely. can u help me that
I'm not really clear on what you are asking for in relation to the Location.
Location need to float left opposite to start date like 2 column.location will be in 2nd column
I guess you should create a new div for it after the "Launch" div and float both of them to the left. Give the new div an appropriate width.


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AN investigation into a new snooker club in Oswaldtwistle was launched after it opened for business while its windows were still boarded up.
Concerns were raised about the condition of the former Golden Cross Inn, in Union Road, which was given the go-ahead to open as a 'pay-as-you-use' snooker club – Ossy Snooker and Pool – in December.
The building's landlord has pledged to improve its appearance, and blamed bad weather for the delay in repair work.
Oswaldtwistle councillor Peter Britcliffe called on the council to 'urgently investigate' the club which, a spokesman yesterday confirmed, it was doing, and said he would meet police to discuss the matter later today.
He said: "This is creating a derelict appearance in an important part of our main commercial area of Union Road.
"I also have concerns about young people using a boarded-up building as I feel they are safer in an open environment."
Immanuel councillor Judith Addison also said she had contacted the council.
She said: "As ward councillor, I'm concerned about the condition of this building, and I have written to the planning department.
"These concerns were about the external condit-ion of the building, particularly the boarded-up windows, which could also raise the issue of safety. If there was a fire, and people can't see in or out, it could be a safety issue."
The building's landlord, Arfal Ali, said work would be carried out on the building in the near future.
He said: "I'm concerned with the front of the building, but the weather has been bad.
"From the outside, it does not look open, but the signs have been ordered and should be here next week.
"The windows will be replaced, and banners will be put up."
Mr Ali said the club has already proved to be popular with young people since it opened a week-and-a-half ago.
He said: "The parents are happy because kids have stopped hanging about and they are mostly inside, so it's going well.
"I rang the Police Community Support Officers and said they should come and talk to people."


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How to come to ESO - Garching ("Forschungszentrum")
ESO is located roughly 2 km north-east of the City of Garching. The ESO building is situated in the "Forschungszentrum" area. Below follows a description how to reach ESO by plane and rail or using a car. A schematic map shows you where ESO is located and how it can be reached. The map also shows how to reach ESO using Public Transport.
If you arrive by plane or rail
If you travel by plane, please proceed as indicated above. If you want to use public transportation with the S-Bahn to Ismaning and bus (Bus 230), please note that Bus 230 will bring you to ESO (Garching, Forschungszentrum) from Monday to Friday only. On the weekends the service ends in Garching (centre). If you travel by train you can use the S-Bahn and U-Bahn (U6 to Garching, Forschungszentrum) as described above.
To reach ESO from the Bus 230 stops and from the U6 stop Garching, Forschungszentrum please see the separate map.
If you come by car
Same as above but take the turnoff Garching-Nord (Garching-North), which leads you directly to the "Forschungsinstitute" area. Go straight ahead at the traffic lights and continue until the road makes a sharp turn to the left. Do not turn left: ESO is straight ahead.


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Clay- Little Loafers
Underglaze Amaco LUGs - Suntan for the body color and black detail lines painted on during greenware stage then bisque fired to cone 04
Glaze - Coyote Clear - dipped then glaze fired to cone 6 on a bead rack hanging vertically
Has anyone out there used this combination and had an issue with bleeding? The underglazes were bisque fired so shouldn't they have been permanent after that stage? Did this happen because I used Amaco underglazes and coyote clear?
I'm trying to understand what I did wrong so I can adjust my process and get better results next time so any help would be greatly appreciated.


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I love Shalon! She's got a killer runway walk! Get to know her better here.
Shalon Dozier
Hometown: Hollywood, Ca
Current City: Los Angeles, Ca
Modeling Agency: LA Models
Website: www.modelmayhem.com/shalondozier
Q. What does being a curvy model mean to you?
First let me say, I am truly honored to be apart of the curvy movement. Since I became a curvy model I have joined a sisterhood of women who are curvy and confident! Being a curvy model means a lot to me. I want women to know that it being beautiful isn't a size that is printed on a tag inside your jeans. Beauty comes from within. There is a verse in the bible that says, "As a women thinketh so is she…" As a women thinketh? Wow! I model because I want women to know that being curvy IS beautiful and if I have to courage to model so can they. Its not about others thinking you are beautiful but, what you think of yourself. Its humbling when women write and tell me they've seen one of my layouts and were inspired to model. When I hear stories like that it makes me all the more proud of being a curvy model.
Q. What or whom inspires you the most?
The women in my family have inspired me the most. Being of African, Latin, French, and Indian decent I have grown up around women with curvaceous bodies who aren't afraid to flaunt them. And its the women in my family that I think about when I'm doing a photo shoot or a runway show. And its them who I hold my head up high when I'm walking in a show. 🙂
Q. Where are your favorite places to shop?
My favorite places to shop are Forever 21, Torrid, American Rag, Curvy Girl Clothing, and several vintage stores around the LA area. I love to mix and match modern styles with vintage flares. It's important that I have a style all of my own.
Q. What is your fashion weakness?
OMG! My fashion weakness are coats, jackets, purses, and shoes. With these items I can create any kind of style I want. When i go shopping I usually end up buying shoes and working from the ground up!
Q. What advice would you give to any new or aspiring "curvy" models?
My advice to the aspiring curvy model is don't worry about the standards in the plus industry, there just standards! If you feel that you have what it takes to model and you are serious about modeling. Set the your own standard! Do your research and look to see what kind of pictures curvy models in the industry are shooting, find a good photographer, shoot, shoot, and then shoot some more, build your book and get yourself out there. You never know what may come of it!


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Jerry and Ann Moss will be
presented the eighth annual Laffit Pincay Jr. Award during the Hollywood Gold
Cup program Saturday, July 9 at Hollywood Park.
Pincay, a member of racing's Hall
of Fame since 1975, will make the presentation between the fifth and sixth
The Pincay Award is presented annually to someone who has
served the sport with integrity, extraordinary dedication, determination and
"Racing owes the Mosses a debt of gratitude for keeping
Zenyatta in training for an extra year,'' said Pincay. "They have been huge
supporters of the sport for a long period of time and have continued to promote
racing in numerous ways.
"I was fortunate
enough to ride some winners for them during my career. They are very nice
people, great to be around and well respected by everyone in every way.''
One of Pincay's victories for the Mosses came aboard
Ruhlmann for trainer Charlie Whittingham in the 1989 Mervyn LeRoy Handicap in
what remains a stakes record 1:40 1/5 for the 1 1/16 miles.
The co-founder of
A&M Records with legendary musician Herb Alpert, Jerry Moss has been
involved as a thoroughbred owner since 1970, owning dozens of stakes winners
such as the aforementioned Ruhlmann, Fighting Fit, 2005 Kentucky Derby upsetter
Giacomo, Kudos, Sardula and Tiago.
However, Zenyatta
is undoubtedly the best horse the Mosses have ever campaigned.
Trained masterfully
by John Shirreffs, the remarkable mare became the first female to ever win the
Breeders' Cup Classic, rallying furiously in the final quarter of a mile under
regular jockey Mike Smith to prevail in 2009 at Santa Anita.
Returned to
training after a brief retirement to race as a 6-year-old, Zenyatta nearly
repeated in the Classic, missing by a nostril to Blame, but was still voted
Horse of the Year. The daughter of Street Cry retired with 19 victories in 20
starts and a female record $7,304,660 in earnings.
The Mosses and
Shirreffs were widely lauded for making Zenyatta accessible to the racing
public as she was often visited by fans at her Hollywood Park stable. The
entire Zenyatta team was given a Special Eclipse Award earlier this year.
In addition to his
involvement as an owner, Jerry Moss has served as a member of the California
Horse Racing Board since being appointed by former Governor Arnold
Schwarzenegger in 2003.
Ann Moss is an active
environmentalist and founder of the Dolphin Connection.
The Pincay Jr.
Award was introduced by Hollywood
Park in 2004 with esteemed
executive and racing publicist Bob Benoit the initial winner.
Trainer Noble
Threewitt was the recipient in 2005, while the Stute brothers — Mel and Warren
— shared the award in 2006. Owner/breeder Ellwood W. "Bud" Johnston, whose Old
English Rancho is one of the most storied names in California racing, won the award in 2007,
while distinguished steward Pete Pedersen was the recipient in 2008. Merlin
Volzke, who also had a noteworthy career as a steward, became the first former
jockey to win the award in 2009. The Oak Tree Racing Association was honored in
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