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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Ed Moloney has been Northern Ireland Editor of both the Irish Times and the Sunday Tribune. He has written for a wide range of newspapers and magazines in Ireland, the UK and the USA. In 1999 he was Irish Journalist of the Year. He currently lives in New York.Within minutes the Eksund was surrounded and boarded by armed French customs men. Within hours a shocked and disbelieving public in Ireland and Britain would hear the news of the failure of this extraordinary smuggling venture. A few weeks later and the full scope of the IRA's operations would be made public; everyone would know that the organization now had some 150 tons of explosives and modern weaponry, delivered earlier and safely stored away in secret dumps throughout Ireland. But the greatest secret of them all, that the Eksund had been betrayed, was to remain sealed.There was no time to repair the timing unit. The spotter plane had again flown overhead, and in the distance the crew could see motor launches speeding toward them. The net was obviously closing, Cleary watched the scene with a sense of grim satisfaction; his instincts had been right.Cleary knew that the TPU must have been tampered with after the Eksund had left Tripoli harbor and not before. The IRA man had made up the mechanism himself before sailing and had linked it to detonators fixed into slabs of Semtex not long after leaving the dock. The TPU had been in perfect working order. He had double-checked to make sure.Cleary never got as far as even connecting the device. Instead the realization of treachery forced a number of thoughts to flash through his head, as he later told IRA colleagues. The British must have known about their plans all along, and soon the media would know as well. But the question that brought a cold sweat to his brow concerned the identity of the traitor. There was certainly a collaborator on board, but was there another one, someone back in Ireland who had betrayed the Eksund and its precious cargo?A cursory glance at the bomb mechanism told Cleary that the plan would have to be scrapped; the firing unit for the explosives had been sabotaged, its wiring damaged beyond repair. The device, known as a timing power unit (TPU), was simple to operate and safe enough for a child to use, but it was just as easy to put out of commission. Whoever had neutralized Cleary's bombs would not have needed much training.The IRA man had chosen a hole known as Deep Hurd in which to scuttle the Eksund. The plan was to sink the vessel and then head in the dinghy for the Brittany coast, after which the crew would catch a ferry back to Ireland without the authorities' ever knowing about the IRA's audacious plan. That was when he discovered that a traitor had wrecked his plan.The Eksund's ballast tanks had already been filled with water in preparation for scuttling. Cleary had crafted Semtex bombs that were just large enough to make holes in the vessel's skin but not so large that the noise of the explosions would attract attention. French forensic experts later calculated that the Eksund would have sunk within seconds.Cleary had spent most of his adult life in the Provisional IRA and had become one of the organization's most skilled bomb makers. From the Tallaght area of Dublin, a vast sprawling working-class housing estate on the southwest edge of the city, he rose in the IRA engineering department, that part of the IRA which had the job of manufacturing homemade explosives and devising the organization's impressive range of improvised and home-made weaponry. Although well known to the Irish Special Branch, he had managed to avoid imprisonment. Only once had the authorities come near to pinning him, and that was eight years earlier, in 1977, when he beat a charge of making bombs in Kildare. By the time he was appointed to oversee the Eksund voyage, Cleary had advanced to the top of the IRA's military elite and was in charge of its vital engineering department. He was a natural choice to head the Eksund operation.The colorful Dublin businessman Adrian Hopkins, who had found and purchased the Eksund, captained the vessel as he had the two other ships used by the IRA to facilitate the Libyan venture. The IRA had provided two sailors to assist him, James Coll and James Doherty, both of them County Donegal trawler men. Hopkins's friend and sometime business partner Henry Cairns, the man suspected of having introduced Hopkins to the IRA, was along for the ride. The steering problem struck again on October 27. The crew tried to make repairs but with no success, and the Eksund drifted closer and closer to the French coast. The next day Cleary realized the mission was doomed and took the fateful decision to scuttle the ship and sink its precious freight before it ran aground. His orders had been precise: on no account must the British learn of the IRA's arms-smuggling operation; the very outcome of the war depended on secrecy being preserved.As the Eksund passed the Brittany coast and veered left for Ireland, the boat ran into a different sort of trouble. The fifty-year-old vessel, which had shipped grain most of her life, had endured a difficult journey out to Malta. At one stage the vessel had to dock in England for engine repairs, and at another point the steering failed.Within hours of setting sail, however, the IRA commander's doubts returned. A plane flew directly over the Eksund, and Cleary suspected it was an RAF spotter aircraft. Every day of the voyage thereafter a similar aircraft would perform the same maneuver. There seemed little doubt that someone was keeping a very close eye on the Eksund's progress. Off Gibraltar the plane swooped down so low that the pilot was visible. Cleary grew more and more nervous.The Libyans took precautions. The Eksund was loaded at nighttime to reduce the chances of being spotted, and the boat was moored in the military section of the dockside for added security. But even so, Cleary was glad when the Eksund finally weighed anchor.Although the nearby British embassy was closed, emptied of its staff following a major diplomatic row with Qaddafi, everyone, IRA and Libyans alike, assumed that the British had left their spies behind. Some could easily be mingling with the crowds down at the harbor or at the nearby souk where traders bought and sold gold and silver and exchanged gossip.The Libyan harbor was a dangerous place for IRA men on a mission to smuggle weapons. The Tripoli docks were regularly jammed with ships unloading consumer goods, as a result of a massive oil-financed consumer boom; the bustling labor force was a mixture of Arabs drawn from nearly every country in North Africa and European expatriates lured by the high salaries offered in this former Italian colony.This operation had to be handled differently. The Eksund's cargo was as large as the four other shipments put together. The sheer size and bulk of weaponry involved meant that the loading process would be lengthy, and that made an operation at sea simply out of the question. With the CIA and other Western intelligence agencies taking an ever-greater interest in Libyan affairs, the chances of being spotted by satellite surveillance were too great. The Eksund's manifest was breathtaking: 1,000 Romanian-made AK-47 automatic rifles, a million rounds of ammunition, 430 grenades, 12 rocket-propelled grenade launchers with ample supplies of grenades and rockets, 12 heavy Russian DHSK machine guns, over 50 SAM-7 ground-to-air missiles capable of downing British army helicopters, 2,000 electric detonators and 4,700 fuses, 106 millimeter cannons, general-purpose machine guns, anti-tank missile launchers, flame throwers, and two tons of the powerful Czech-made explosive Semtex. With a cargo like that to load there was no option; the work had to be done in Tripoli itself.Cleary's fears had been growing ever since the Eksund had left the Libyan capital, Tripoli, some two weeks earlier, as he later told an IRA inquiry in messages smuggled from a French prison. The Panamanian-registered vessel had been loaded with some 150 tons of modern, sophisticated weaponry at Tripoli dockside by sailors from Colonel Qaddafi's small naval service on October 13 and 14, 1987. Although that part of the operation had gone smoothly, Cleary was uneasy. This was the fifth trip since August 1985, but the four earlier cargoes, amounting in total to another 150 tons of weapons and explosives, had been safely and secretly transferred to IRA boats from a Libyan vessel off Malta, well out at sea and far from the sight of hostile, prying eyes.There was only one thought in Gabriel Cleary's mind, and it chilled him. As he checked the firing unit linked to the twelve explosive charges placed beneath the Eksund's waterline, the signs of sabotage were unmistakable. With a growing sense of horror the IRA's director of engineering realized that the most ambitious gunrunning plot ever in the IRA's long war with Britain had been betrayed.; Title: Secret History of the Ira: Gerry Adams And The Thirty Year War
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "Superb account of the little-known involvement of Royal Marines as they engaged the new Bolsheviks (Soviets) immediately after the Russian Revolution." (Books Monthly)“An extraordinarily detailed account of the actions by British and Commonwealth troops as part of the multi-national involvement in northern and southers Russia from 1918 to 1920.” (Miniature Wargames)“ … This book is an invaluable resource to anyone interested in the conflict.” (Army Rumour Service)“ … Overall the book is a useful addition to the Churchill literature. It explores yet another aspect of military development in Britain that Winston Churchill was part of.” (Aerospace)– “The result of fifteen years of research, this impressive book sets the record straight and puts this conflict in the public domin where it belongs. It is a scholarly and yet far from dry publication. It fills an important gap and is very highly commended.” (Britain at War)“This book should be required reading for politicians before committing troops to any further conflict...I really cant recommend this book highly enough if you are interested in military history in general, or Britain's smaller and forgotten conflicts. The author spent 15 years researching the book and this shines through into an incredibly detailed account of the actions in Russia during this period. Highly Recommended.” (Britmodeller)“ … Every so often a book comes along that you know adds significantly to the historiography of a subject … I have waited a fair while for this book and have not been disappointed. I strongly recommend [it].” (Journal of the Orders and Medals Research Society)“ a hugely impressive and groundbreaking work…” (Sabretache, Journal of the Military Historical Society of Australia)“ … Every so often a book comes along that you know adds significantly to a subject’s historiography. Damien Wright has achieved this with his first attempt… I strongly recommend this title.” (RAF News)“Churchill’s Secret War with Lenin engagingly illuminates the history of a small war that served as both part of the Great War and the dawn of the Cold War between the Soviet Union and the West. Wright masterfully presents the history of a failed campaign in compelling human and strategic terms through his use of primary sources, synthesis of other works, and his own analysis. Strategists, planners, and tacticians will all take something away from the work.” (thestrategybridge.org)Damien Wright traces his lifelong interest in military history back to his early childhood when he was shown a photograph of his Grandfather in Australian Light Horse uniform and allowed to take his medals to school for show and tell. His interest in the British campaigns in Russia were first piqued in his teens when reading a chronological list of Australian recipients of the Victoria Cross which showed two seemingly anomalous decorations for 'North Russia 1919' listed separately from the First World War awards. Some further digging revealed both Australian VC recipients, one of whom was a fellow South Australian, had volunteered to serve in the same unit of the British Army. Further research proved difficult, so little had ever been published and the campaign seemingly largely unknown and ignored. The product of many years of exhaustive research, Churchill's Secret War with Lenin is his first book.; Title: Churchill's Secret War With Lenin: British and Commonwealth Military Intervention in the Russian Civil War, 1918-20
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "Through meticulous research and by combing through huge volumes of British state papers Margaret succeeds in uncovering a murky and duplicitous world in which the British state sanctions murder, and then engages in a political and propaganda strategy to deny it." -- Irish Echo "Irish Echo"*Irish Voice Best of 2017* Her deep knowledge of the era, including the principle players in the worlds of politics and paramilitarism, are unmatched...[A] remarkable study. -- Irish Voice "Irish Voice"; Title: A State in Denial: British Collaboration with Loyalist Paramilitaries
Target text information: Description: Intelligent, captivating and disturbing in equal measure. William Matchett's Secret Victory reveals how the IRA was infiltrated, degraded and strategically defeated at times with violent and deadly consequences. To read this book is to understand how intelligence drives irregular conflicts. Doug Beattie MCAuthor of, An Ordinary SoldierThis book poses a simple, but hitherto under examined subject regarding the effectiveness of the RUC Special Branch in combating violent subversion during the Northern Ireland crisis: a challenging topic, surrounded as it is by historical contention, political dispute and the innate secrecy of the Branchs work. This has conspired to produce a lack of informed commentary on the topic, which this work successfully redresses. The structure is well thought out and the writing itself is presented with great fluency, enabling many original and telling insights into this understudied area. The book presents the notion of push and pull, examining the extent to which the Provisional IRA was pulled into the peace process via the activities of the Special Branch. Alongside the push versus pull analysis the other lens through which the book derives much of its insight is the assessment of whether the Special Branch could be said to have constituted an effective and impartial force in helping to bring the conflict to a resolution or whether it was a partial and destructive player in a so-called dirty war. The author trenchantly, and effectively deconstructs the dirty war thesis, illustrating that much of the narrative is partial, factually flawed or often simply incoherent and contradictory. The systematic critique of this popular orthodoxy through evidence and argumentation, along with the more detailed illumination of the Special Branchs evolution as a vital arm in the security effort, constitutes a highly original contribution to knowledge and understanding of the Northern Ireland conflict. Professor Michael RainsboroughHead of War Studies, Kings College LondonSecret Victory shows what a successful rule of law approach looks like in an irregular war.; Title: Secret Victory: The Intelligence War that beat the IRA
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: The dilemmas of work and leisure for women at the turn-of-the-century; Title: Cheap Amusements: Working Women and Leisure in Turn-of-the-Century New York
Target text information: Description: A strong, solid, scholarly and yet completely readableand accessible book, one with immediate courseadoptability.Richard Greenwald, St. Josephs CollegeIn addition to the usual players and locales,Pastorellos account offers descriptions of rural life aswell as urban, business as well as labor, New York but also Chicagoand Detroit among other centers of change at the time. It is acomplexly conceived, well-written and engaging account of theProgressive Era.Annelise Orleck, Dartmouth CollegeThe Progressives: Activism and Reform in American Society,1893-1917 presents comprehensive coverage of the origins,evolution, and notable events that came to define the pivotalperiod of American history known as the Progressive Era.Using a thematic approach, author Karen Pastorello demonstrateshow historical figures both major and minor and keyevents interacted with the larger historical forces that renderedthe Progressive Era relevant to contemporary times. Sheddingimportant new light into this transformational period of Americanhistory, Pastorello reveals how all ordinary Americans including previously excluded African-Americans,Native-Americans, and women experienced the era during thenations rapid shift from an agrarian to an urban society.Integrating themes of class, race, ethnicity, and genderthroughout, The Progressives offers a concise and engagingaccount of a fascinating era in U.S. history that forever changedthe relationship between a democratic government and itscitizens.; Title: The Progressives: Activism and Reform in American Society, 1893 - 1917
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Brian Bershad; Brian N. Bershad; [email protected];Work:; Computer Science & Engineering Department,; University of Washington, FR-35,; Seattle, WA 98195, USA;+1 (206) 543-6707;FAX (206) 543-2969;Home:;4240 124th Street NE.; Seattle, WA 98125, USA; Brian Bershad , Assistant Professor, has been at the University of;Washington since 1986. After receiving his PhD from the University of;Washington in 1990, he took a brief respite from Seattle between 1990;and 1993 to experiment with post-industrial culture in the Northeast.;In 1993, he returned to the Northwest for the coffee.;Bershad does research in operating systems, distributed systems,;networking, parallel systems, and architecture. A lot of his work has;appeared in TOCS, SOSP, ASPLOS and ISCA, although he can't seem to get a;SIGMETRICS paper published to save his life.;Besides working, Bershad runs, plays squash, and hangs out on the;stairmaster.; Projects include; SPIN -- Extensible;Operating Systems; Mobile Computing .; Memory management for operating systems and architectures.; The Midway Project. (at;Carnegie Mellon); Parallel;Networking for Scalable I/O; Rocky2 The;sequel.; Etch -- x86 binary instrumentation and optimization;Courses (Winter 96); CS&E 451.; Looking for a masters or quals project?;Click here for a list of projects you;might do for a masters degree, a quals project, or just for fun.; Some recent papers;;A Trace-driven Comparison of Algorithms for;Parallel Prefetching and Caching;Tracy Kimbrel, Andrew Tomkins, R. Hugo Patterson, Brian Bershad, Pei Cao,;Edward W. Felten, Garth A. Gibson, Anna R. Karlin, and Kai Li.;1996 ACM SIGOPS/USENIX Association Symposium on;Operating System Design and Implemenation.;October 96.; Dynamic Binding for Extensible;Systems Przemyslaw Pardyak and Brian N. Bershad. OSDI II.;1996 ACM SIGOPS/USENIX Association Symposium on;Operating System Design and Implemenation.;October 96.;;The Structure and Performance of Interpreters;Theodore H. Romer, Dennis Lee, Geoffrey M. Voelker, Alec Wolman,;Wayne A. Wong, Jean-Loup Baer, Brian N. Bershad and Henry M. Levy.;ASPLOS VII. October 96.;;Fast, Effective Dynamic;Compilation, Conference on Programming Language Design and Implementation;J. Auslander, M. Philipose, C. Chambers, S.J. Eggers and B.N. Bershad. May 1996.;;An Extensible Protocol Architecture for Application-Specific Networking;Marc E. Fiuczynski and Brian N. Bershad;;Writing an Operating System Using Modula-3;Emin Gun Sirer, Stefan Savage, Przemyslaw Pardyak, Greg DeFouw,;Mary Ann Alapat,;Brian Bershad,;Appeared in the Workshop on Compiler Support for System Software,;February 1996.;; Language Support for Extensible Operating Systems ,;Wilson Hsieh, Marc Fiuczynski, Charles Garrett, Stefan Savage,;David Becker, Brian Bershad,;Appeared in the Workshop on Compiler Support for System Software,;February 1996.;Safe Dynamic Linking in an Extensible Operating System; Emin Gun Sirer, Marc Fiuczynski, Przemyslaw Pardyak, Brian Bershad, Appeared in the; Workshop on Compiler Support for System Software, February 1996.;Automatic Dynamic Compilation Support for Event Dispatching in Extensible Systems;C. Chambers, S.J. Eggers, J. Auslander, M. Philipose, M. Mock and P. Pardyak.;Workshop on Compiler Support for Systems Software, February 1996.; Extensibility,;Safety and Performance in the SPIN Operating System Bershad et.al. SOSP96.;;Reducing TLB and Memory Overhead Using Online;Superpage Promotion. Romer, Ohlrich, Karlin and Bershad. ISCA 95.; Write Detection for a Distributed Shared;Memory. Zekauskas, Sawdon and Bershad. This paper appeared;in the 1994 OSDI Conference.; Dynamic Page Mapping Policies for Cache Conflict;Resolution on Standard Hardware.Romer, Lee, Bershad and Chen.;This paper appeared in the 1994 OSDI Conference.; Mobisaic. Voelker, Bershad. This paper appeared in;the 1994 Mobile Computing Workshop.;;Issues in extensible operating systems. Savage, Bershad.; Avoiding Conflict Misses Dynamically in Large Direct-Mapped;Caches. Bershad, Chen, Lee and Romer ASPLOS VI.;;SPIN -- An Extensible Microkernel for;Application-specific Operating System Services. Bershad, et. al. UW;Technical Report.;;Efficient Packet Demultiplexing for Multiple Endpoints and Large Messages.;Yuhara, Bershad, Maeda and Moss. Winter USENIX 94.;;The Impact of Operating System Structure on Memory System Performance.; Chen and Bershad. SOSP 93.;;Protocol Service Decomposition for High Performance Networking.; Maeda and Bershad. SOSP 93.;;Practical Considerations for Non-Blocking Concurrent Objects.;Bershad. DCS 93.;;Fast Interrupt Priority Management in Operating System Kernels.;USENIX Microkernels Workshop. 1993.;;The Midway Distributed Shared Memory System;Bershad, Zekauskas and Sawdon. IEEE Compcon 93.; Local Area Mobile Computing on Stock Hardware and;Mostly Stock Software;Watson and Bershad. USENIX MOBLIC 93.;;Consistency Management for Virtually Indexed Caches.; Wheeler and Bershad. ASPLOS 92.;;Fast Mutual Exclusion for Uniprocessors.;Bershad, Redell and Ellis. ASPLOS 92.;; Using the Mach Communication Primitives in X11;Ginsburg, Baron and Bershad. MACHNIX 92.;;Using Microbenchmarks to Evaluate System Performance;Draves, Bershad and Forin. WWOS IV. 1992.;;Networking Performance for Microkernels.;Maeda and Bershad. WWOS IV. 1992.;;The Increasing Irrelevance of IPC Performance for Micro-kernel Based Operating Systems. .;Bershad. USENIX Microkernels Workshop. 1991.;;An I/O System for Mach.;Forin, Golub and Bershad. MACHNIX 91.;;Using Continuations to Implement Thread Management and Communication in;Operating Systems.;Draves, Bershad, Rashid and Dean. SOSP 91.; Other information; ARPA-related information; Rain-City Hash House Harriers Related Information; A;relative was once abducted by an alien.;
1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: SPIN;[email protected]; The SPIN Operating System;SPIN is an extensible operating system kernel that;supports the dynamic adaptation of system interfaces and;implementations through direct application control, while still;maintaining system integrity and inter-application isolation.;SPIN allows applications to load code into the kernel at;runtime. Because it runs in the kernel, this extension code can access;hardware and other operating systems services with with almost no;overhead (basically a procedure call), and data can be passed by;reference, rather than copied. The SPIN kernel itself provides;a core set of interfaces and capabilities to basic resources. These;are used by collections of extensions to implement general system;services such as address spaces, IPC, threads, and networking. All;extension code (and most of the kernel) is written in the typesafe language Modula-3. The property of;typesafety prevents extensions from crashing the system by attempting;to manipulate arbitrary pieces of code or data.;SPIN runs on DEC Alpha workstations. We're using it to write;both specialized applications such as network video systems, as well;as for supporting general purpose UNIX programs.;You can connect to a machine;running SPIN with the in-kernel SPIN web server; here.; Quick Results;This structure allows programs to extend operating system services with;low overhead. For example, with SPIN running on a 133 MHz Alpha,;an application can handle and recover from a page fault in 29 microseconds.;It takes 22 microseconds to create a new thread of control, execute;it, terminate, and synchronize with its termination (fork/join). A protected;procedure call to another extension or to a kernel function takes .13;microseconds. A cross-machine RPC (application to application) over;ethernet takes under 600 microseconds; over ATM (on really old;adapters) it takes less than 450 microseconds. The same operations;under Mach or DEC UNIX take up to 30 times longer on the same;hardware. Time them yourself (or see our benchmarks page and save;yourself the effort).; Recent reports and papers;;Dynamic Binding for Extensible Operating Systems; An invocation mechanism which provides flexible, efficient, and;simple way of integrating extensions with an executing system.;Appeared in the 2nd OSDI.;;Extensibility, Safety and Performance in the SPIN Operating System; A design, implementation and performance paper. Appeared in the 15th SOSP.; An Extensible Protocol Architecture for;Application-Specific Networking; A design, implementation and performance paper. Appeared in 1996; Usenix Winter Conference.;;Writing an Operating System Using Modula-3; Describes our experiences using Modula-3 to build a high; performance extensible system. Makes clear the distinction between a; language and its implementation.;;Language Support for Extensible Operating Systems; We've been pretty happy with M3, but we've had to deal with a few; shortcomings in order to use the language in a safe extensible; operating system. This paper describes how we've addressed those; shortcomings.;;Safe Dynamic Linking in an Extensible Operating System; Describes the dynamic linker we use to load code into the kernel.; Key point is the ability to create and manage linkable namespaces that; describe interfaces and collections of interfaces.;;Language and Runtime Support for Dynamic Interposition of System Code; Describes the kernel's internal communication and extension; facilities. Shows use of dynamic code generation to improve the; performance of a critical kernel service.; More Information; Dynamic compilation; Waiting until run time to compile code.; Paper trail; Project Reports, Talks. Papers, etc.; Project members; Who we are.; Benchmarks; Interested in the bottom-line? Go here.; Modula-3; Information on Modula-3.; ARPA Project Overview; The executive summary and regular reports.; Our friends; We've gotten a lot of assistance from academia and industry on this; project. This page says who we're involved with.; Some related projects; Pointers to other extensible systems projects.; What other people are saying; Barbs and Arrows;Internal Documentation; The latest status for project members; Available Projects; Projects that could result in Qualifications credit,; a Masters degree, a funded RAship position, or undergraduate; project credit. (UW-CS only); Our mascot; We're encouraged that so many people have decided to adopt our;mascot as their own.;This page maintained by Brian Bershad.;[email protected];
Target text information: Emin Gun Sirer; Emin Gün Sirer;[email protected];Department of Computer Science & Engineering,;University of Washington, Box 352350,;Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA;;Background;I'm currently a third year graduate student at the University of Washington.;I grew up in Istanbul, Turkey, received my B.S.E in Computer Science from; Princeton University;in 1993 and am currently working towards a Ph.D. on the;SPIN;project with;Prof. Brian Bershad.;I spent the summer of '93 at;AT&T Bell Labs;working on the;Plan 9;operating system. I helped build a prototype 3-D display during the;summer of '91 at the NEC Research Center;in Princeton, New Jersey.;Most recently, during the summer of '96, I worked at;DEC SRC on the;Vesta 2 project.;Projects;My goal is to develop safe, adaptable and extensible operating systems.;I developed the threads, scheduling, synchronization, IPC, dynamic linking and;protection domain subsystems in SPIN. I also wrote the machine specific;aspects of the SPIN kernel, such as the system call and interrupt paths, and;some miscellaneous interfaces, such as alarms and mach compatibility support.;The novel;aspects of SPIN threads and scheduling are that they provide the means of;extending a kernel with arbitrary thread implementations and scheduling;policies. Dynamically linking the extensions into the kernel allows;us to achieve high-performance. The interface, called strands, is;designed to be safe and provide fault-isolation.;The novel aspect of the;SPIN protection domain interface is that it allows;isolation and safe fine-grain sharing at the same time. Extensions with;conflicting symbols can be simultaneously active in our system. Further,;extensions can hide some of their code and data such that they can be;assured that no one can possibly access them. The clincher is that extensions;that want to share code and data can do so with no dynamic protection;enforcement overhead.;I also implemented a high-performance;web server on top of the SPIN networking;stack. The main objectives in its design are reduced http latency and;minimal load.;I wrote a MIPS instruction set simulator a couple of years ago, called;MIPSI,;that was robust enough to simulate all the SPEC benchmarks and Standard ML of;New Jersey. It has been used both as an educational tool and as a research;platform. This page describes MIPSI's features;and availability.;Papers;Safe Dynamic Linking in an Extensible Operating System;WCSSS 1996. Describes the SPIN protection and namespace management mechanism.;;Writing an Operating System Using Modula-3;WCSSS 1996. Describes our experience with using Modula-3 to implement SPIN.;; Extensibility, Safety and; Performance in the SPIN Operating System;SOSP 1995. A design, implementation and performance paper.;; Protection is a Software Issue;HotOS 1995. A position paper comparing software and; hardware protection mechanisms.;;;SPIN - An Extensible Microkernel for Application-specific; Operating System Services;SIGOPS European Workshop 1994. Operating Systems Review version.;;;SPIN - An Extensible Microkernel for Application-specific; Operating System Services;University of Washington Technical Report UW-CSE-94-03-03, March 1994.;; Measuring Limits of Fine-grained Parallelism; Senior independent work, Princeton University, June 1993.;Talks;Language Support for Extensible Operating Systems;Slides from the presentation at the first Workshop for Compiler Support for Systems Software.; WCSSS 1996, in Tucson, Arizona.;Interests;Whenever I can find time and opportunity, I do some of the following:;sailing ~~~~~~ windsurfing;diving ~~~~~~~ skiing;biking;making outdoor clothing and;hiking.;I'm a big Bob Dylan fan.;;[email protected];
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1-hop neighbor's text information: The Anatomy of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search Engine In this paper, we present Google, a prototype of a large-scale search engine which makes heavy use of the structure present in hypertext. Google is designed to crawl and index the Web efficiently and produce much more satisfying search results than existing systems. The prototype with a full text and hyperlink database of at least 24 million pages is available at http://google.stanford.edu/ To engineer a search engine is a challenging task. Search engines index tens to hundreds of millions of web pages involving a comparable number of distinct terms. They answer tens of millions of queries every day. Despite the importance of large-scale search engines on the web, very little academic research has been done on them. Furthermore, due to rapid advance in technology and web proliferation, creating a web search engine today is very different from three years ago. This paper provides an in-depth description of our large-scale web search engine -- the first such detailed public description we know of to date. Apart from the problems of scaling traditional search techniques to data of this magnitude, there are new technical challenges involved with using the additional information present in hypertext to produce better search results. This paper addresses this question of how to build a practical large-scale system which can exploit the additional information present in hypertext. Also we look at the problem of how to effectively deal with uncontrolled hypertext collections where anyone can publish anything they want.
1-hop neighbor's text information: Invariant Fourier-Wavelet Descriptor For Pattern Recognition We present a novel set of descriptors for recognizing complex patterns such as roadsigns, keys, aircrafts, characters, etc. Given a pattern, we first transform it to polar coordinate (r; `) using the centre of mass of the pattern as origin. We then apply the Fourier transform along the axis of polar angle ` and the wavelet transform along the axis of radius r. The features thus obtained are invariant to translation, rotation, and scaling. As an example, we apply the method to a database of 85 printed Chinese characters. The result shows that the Fourier-Wavelet descriptor is an efficient representation which can provide for reliable recognition. Feature Extraction, Fourier Transform, Invariant Descriptor, Multiresolution Analysis, Pattern Recognition, Wavelet Transform. 1 Introduction Feature extraction is a crucial processing step for pattern recognition (15) . Some authors (5\Gamma7;13) extract 1-D features from 2-D patterns. The advantage of this approach is that we can save spa...
Target text information: Analysis and extraction of useful information across networks of Web databases Contents 1 Introduction 2 2 Problem Statement 2 3 Literature Review 3 3.1 Retrieving Text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 3.2 Understanding Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 3.3 Identifying Images . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 3.4 Extracting Video . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 4 Work Completed and in Progress 12 5 Research Plan and Time-line 14 A List of Published Work 15 1 1 INTRODUCTION 2 1 Introduction The World Wide Web of documents on the Internet contains a huge amount of information and resources. It has been growing at a rapid rate for nearly a decade and is now one of the main resources of information for many people. The large interest in the Web is due to the fact that it is uncontrolled and easily accessible, no single person owns it and anyone can add to it. The Web has also brought with it a lot of controversy, also due to the
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "If you are into the Luftwaffe of World War Two, this is a great reference book that is also a great read. If you own one the previous releases in the Aircraft of the Aces series, you know what you are getting. If this is your initial entry into this series, you will be quite pleased." - IPMS / USARobert Forsyth has studied the history and operations of the Luftwaffe for many years. He is the author of JV 44: The Galland Circus (1996), Battle over Bavaria: The B-26 versus the German Jets (1998), Mistel: German Composite Aircraft and Operations 1942-1945 (2001), Messerschmitt Me 264 Amerikabomber (2006), He 162 Volksjger, Heinkel He 111, and Junkers Ju 52 (with Eddie J Creek). He has also written seven books for Osprey in the Aviation Elite Units, Aircraft of the Aces, Combat Aircraft, X-Planes, and Duel series. Robert has written articles for Aeroplane magazine and The Aviation Historian, and is a member of the Editorial Board of the latter publication.Jim Laurier is a native of New England, growing up in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. He has been drawing since he could hold a pencil and throughout his life he has worked in many mediums creating artwork on a variety of subjects. He has worked on the Osprey Aviation list since 2000, and in that time he has produced some of the finest artwork seen in these volumes.; Title: Jagdgeschwader 1 Oesau Aces 1939-45 (Aircraft of the Aces)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Seattle resident Cory Graff is the author of several aviation books and is the assistant curator at the Museum of Flight, located on Boeing Field. Using photographs from Seattle-area institutions and companies, Graff tells the fascinating story of one of the nations most unusual airports.; Title: Boeing Field (Images of Aviation: Washington)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Robert Forsyth has studied the history and operations of the Luftwaffe and has contributed many books on the subject for Osprey, including Jagdverband 44 and Jagdgeschwader 7 'Nowotny' (Aviation Elite Units), Fw 190 Sturmbcke vs B-17 Flying Fortress (Duel), Aces of the Legion Condor and Luftwaffe Viermot Aces 194245 (Aircraft of the Aces) and Me 262 Bomber and Reconnaissance Units (Combat Aircraft). He works in publishing, having founded Classic Publications and the imprint Tattered Flag Press.Jim Laurier is a native of New England and lives in New Hampshire. He attended Paier School of Art in Hamden, Connecticut, from 197478, and since graduating with honors, he has been working professionally in the field of Fine Art and Illustration. He has been commissioned to paint for the US Air Force and has aviation paintings on permanent display at the Pentagon.; Title: Ju 52/3m Bomber and Transport Units 1936-41 (Combat Aircraft)
Target text information: Description: For this pictorial history of Paine Field, Steve K. Bertrand has selected more than 200 images from the local community, historical societies, regional libraries, and state archives. He has traced the rich history of Paine Field from its earliest days to its present status as a bustling airport and commercial aviation center. These photographs provide a glimpse into the people and events that influenced this small community in the Pacific Northwest.; Title: Paine Field (Images of Aviation)
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Starred Review. Curtis, a religious studies professor and authority on Islam in America, has authored a fine and succinct history that spans centuries. He hits all the major chronological points and historical details of Muslims living in North America, including notable tales of African slaves who maintained their religion despite great hardship. Curtis has literally combed through every record imaginable, including, for example, a 1939 Works Progress Administrationfunded interview of Mrs. Mary Juma, a Syrian homesteader in North Dakota, in assembling this very readable history. Unmatched for its breadth of sources, this is also one of the few books in the field to cover both immigrant and indigenous (African-American) American Muslims. One of the strongest sections chronicles American Muslim condemnation of terrorism after 9/11, a condemnation largely unnoticed by the greater American community. Although geared toward non-Muslims, American Muslims would also learn a great deal from reading about their own history. Photographs, chronology, edited selections from chosen narratives, and a Further Reading Section provide useful jumping-off points for the reader, who will undoubtedly be intrigued by Curtis's compelling little read. (Oct.) Copyright Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved."An accessible, succinct, and informative survey . . . useful, enjoyable, and ultimately engaging. It will be of great value . . . as a popular work [and]general resource." --American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences; Title: Muslims in America: A Short History (Religion in American Life)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: This book brings together lectures and articles by the renowned historian of world Christianity, making them available, many for the first time, to scholars and students of world mission. While examining the many aspects that have characterized mission, indigenous Christianity, and colonialism in modern Africa, The Missionary Movement in Christian History has a far broader reach. Essays such as "The Gospel as the Prisoner and Liberator of Culture" reveal the paradoxes of the Christian movement as a whole in discussing how different primitive Mediterranean Christianity is from early Catholicism, from Celtic monasticism, from Reformation Protestantism, and from Nigerian Spirit Christianity. Andrew Walls shows how the central question for Christianity has always been one of identity in many different forms, a phenomenon revealed at each stage of its history by the missionary movement. What this means for theology, however, has hardly been explored. This is the subtext of Walls' work, providing extraordinary insights and successful counters to secular critiques of world Christianity.; Title: The Missionary Movement in Christian History: Studies in the Transmission of Faith
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "Thomas Kidd has gone a long way toward filling the need for a synthetic history of the Great Awakening and the evangelical Christianity it spawned."Richard W. Pointer, American Historical Review"This is a fascinating look into America's emphasis on individual salvation and the spiritual equality of humankind, one that is sure to have an audience. . . . Especially recommended for academic libraries, but public libraries would also do well to purchase."Library Journal"[Kidd] has let us see the Great Awakening fresh and he has let us see it whole."—Bruce Hindmarsh, Evangelical Studies Bulletin"The origins of evangelicalism . . . [are] luminously demonstrated by Thomas Kidd. He traces with care and sympathy the many forces, including such unexpected influences as German pietism, that shaped evangelicalism from the seventeenth century to the present. Many readers, including evangelicals, will be surprised to discover where 'evangelical Christianity' has been and may be going."First Things"This monograph sheds important light on the origins of evangelicalism in the US. . . . Recommended."Choice"Kidd demonstrates his wide and masterful reading of countless letters, diaries, sermons, church records, and newspaper articles and offers riveting biographies of important figures. . . . An important and impressive piece of scholarship and is bound to become the first point of reference for a generation of students at all levels who are seeking to make some sense of an intriguing cast of characters and set of events."Linford D. Fisher, New England Quarterly"An important and impressive piece of scholarship and is bound to become the first point of reference for a generation of students at all levels who are seeking to make some sense of an intriguing cast of characters and set of events."Linford D. Fisher, New England Quarterly"Impressive."J. Richard Olivas, The Journal of American History"This is a book to end all books on the Great Awakening, substituting a powerful new force in American Christianity: evangelicalism. . . . [A] probing and persuasive book. . . . The author has read everything, both the older classics and the freshest interpretations, and he has brought keen insight and careful integration to the whole. . . . Throughout this fine book, the reader has not been cheated in any way, only richly rewarded."Edwin S. Gaustad, Catholic Historical Review". . . a book to end all books on the Great Awakening, substituting a powerful new force in American Christianity: evangelicalism. . . . [A] probing and persuasive book. . . . Throughout this fine book, the reader has not been cheated in any way, only richly rewarded."—Edwin S. Gaustad, Catholic Historical Review"A compelling, clear narrative. . . . He succeeds dramatically."—Caleb Maskell, Journal of ReligionWinner of the 2008 Christianity Today Award of Merit in the category of History/BiographyA 2007 Top Seller in Religion as compiled by YBP Library Services“There is much to praise in this book. Kidd is a first-rate researcher who has read widely in primary sources. He is also a clear, entertaining writer who is able to create memorable portraits of historical characters.”—Catherine A. Brekus, University of Chicago"Well researched, clearly written and authoritatively argued. There is no book of comparable breadth, either chronologically or geographically."Mark Noll, University of Notre Dame It has been fifty years since Edwin Gaustad told the history of New Englands Great Awakening, and, since then, the revivals themselves have at times been almost lost sight of in debates about the fictions of memory and the invention of tradition. Thomas Kidds narrative, returning squarely to the formative events and factions that shaped early evangelicalism, offers a valuable synoptic account of the beginnings of this continuously important movement.Leigh E. Schmidt, Princeton University“An informed and much-needed synthesis of the events that comprise the ‘Great Awakening.’ Judiciously describes evangelical efforts from Nova Scotia to Georgia over the entire eighteenth century and demonstrates the centrality of these revivals to an understanding of the American mind. Kidd’s book will become the standard introduction to its subject.”—Philip F. Gura, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill “With this deeply researched and beautifully focused study of the origins of American evangelicalism, Thomas Kidd gives us nothing less than a fresh, post-revisionist understanding of the Great Awakening. But that is not all. By casting a powerful light upon the controversies at the outset of the evangelical movement, particularly those revolving around the third person of the Trinity, he illuminates the rest of that movement’s conflicted history, providing insight into its enduring complexities, and its likely manifestations in the century ahead.”—Wilfred McClay, author of The Masterless: Self and Society in Modern AmericaThomas S. Kidd is associate professor of history, Baylor University, and author of The Protestant Interest: New England after Puritanism, published by Yale University Press. He lives in Woodway, TX.; Title: The Great Awakening: The Roots of Evangelical Christianity in Colonial America
Target text information: Description: "This concise and well-organized study offers readers an excellent summary of American popular attitudes toward Islam from the eighteenth century onward."---Walter Russell Mead, Foreign Affairs"Kidd's is a sympathetic and well-informed voice of sanity and Christian equanimity in the midst of this turmoil. His closing appeals to reason, civility, and charitable discourse could provide a better setting, I believe, for a fruitful mission to Islam. Otherwise, one fears what level of catastrophe may be required to discredit Dispensationalist craziness."---Fr. Patrick Henry Reardon, Orthodoxy Today"Offers an informative tonic that might move Christians in the U.S. beyond deeply embedded suspicions and into more hospitable encounters with Muslims at home and abroad."---Anne Blue Wills, Christian Century"A key strength of American Christians and Islam is that it surveys a spectrum of American Christian and evangelical thought vis--vis Muslims across three centuries, and does so in a manner that is very clear, so that even a reader new to the subject could appreciate it. Assigned in a class on Middle Eastern or Islamic studies, this book would be guaranteed to stimulate lively debate."---Heather J. Sharkey, Contemporary Islam"As Islam continues its slow be steady growth in America, evangelicals of whatever strip would be wise to consult American Christians and Islam, particularly as they continue to seek ways to approach Islam with sobriety and faithfulness."---Adam S. Francisco, Modern Reformation"Thomas Kidd has done a great service with his publication of American Christians and Islam. Although there is an endless array of studies on various aspects of the relationships between Muslims and Christians throughout the past 1,400 years, this is, to my knowledge, the first to examine American Evangelical attitudes toward Islam. Kidd presents a vast amount of material in a clear, readable manner, and his book should be of interest to anyone trying to understand the extremely complex dynamic of contemporary Muslim-Christian relations."---Sandra Tonies Keating, Touchstone"This timely book about American Christian attitudes toward Islam and Muslims is a useful addition to the growing literature on Anglo-American engagements with Islam and Muslims since the colonial age. It is noteworthy primarily for its chronological range and its coverage of American missionaries to the Muslim world."---Edward E. Curtis IV, Journal of American History"Kidd has produced a gem of a book. It needs to find a high place on interreligious as well as public-policy bibliographies."---John T. Pawlikowski, Journal of Ecumenical Studies"Kidd's book ably captures the bombast and the predicament of American evangelicals as they attempted to reconcile the missionary imperative with a scrambled sense of eschatological geography."---Nicholas Guyatt, Journal of the Ecclesiastical History"The story that Kidd tells is compelling and enlightening in its nuanced depiction of conservative American Christian views on Islam and Muslims across three centuries. . . . [T]his book is a well-written and enlightening overview of the American Evangelical approach to Islam."---Akram Fouad Khater, Catholic Historical Review"Before Thomas Kidd's magisterial work, American Christians and Islam, no scholar had traced the long and convoluted history of Muslim-Christian exchange in the American experience from colonial beginnings to the present. Kidd brings a deep understanding of both traditions to his analysis and brilliantly demonstrates how so many contemporary American denunciations of Islam--especially evangelical denunciations--have a rich history that goes all the way back to the Age of Exploration and the first English settlements."--Harry S. Stout, Yale University"Though its emergence as one of the central concerns of our time took the secular-minded by surprise, the friction between Christianity and Islam--the world's two largest and most energetically missionary faiths--is nothing new in American history. As Thomas Kidd shows in this thoughtful and highly accessible account, the conflict runs like a thread through the American past. Knowing that history will provide us with valuable insights about the road ahead--and about ourselves."--Wilfred M. McClay, University of Tennessee"American Christians and Islam gives historical perspective on a timely topic. Kidd provides a thorough examination of the prism through which American evangelicals have viewed Islam, a prism consisting of fears, challenges, and opportunities. He offers an important chapter in the story of American attitudes toward Muslims. This book fills a gap in the scholarship of American religious culture."--Frank Lambert, author of Religion in American Politics"American Christians and Islam combines a timely subject, stylistic directness, and a broad scope to create an effective and useful historical survey of evangelical attitudes about Islam that is accessible to a wide audience. Kidd provides succinct readings and elucidates important patterns and shifts that offer readers a revealing overview of the engagements of U.S. evangelical culture with the Islamic world."--Timothy W. Marr, author of The Cultural Roots of American Islamicism"A significant contribution to the field. There have been plenty of books on Western views of Islam, but none has focused exclusively or comprehensively on American Christian attitudes over such a long period. The scope and targeting of this book make it unique and pathbreaking."--Gerald R. McDermott, Roanoke College; Title: American Christians and Islam: Evangelical Culture and Muslims from the Colonial Period to the Age of Global Terrorism
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: John Edwards Ames is a novelist from Ohio and has written several western novels and short stories. He studied at Eastern Michigan University and later served in themilitary as a journalist. His works include The Unwritten Order, Spellcaster, and Soldiers Heart, as well as The Real Deadwood, the historical account of the notorious settlement of Deadwood, South Dakota.; Title: The Real Deadwood: True Life Histories of Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane, Outlaw Towns, and Other Characters of the Lawless West
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Founded in 1953, True West magazine reaches more than 193,000 readers every issue. It is distributed throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe and has been critically acclaimed for its accurate portrayals of Old West legends.; Title: True Tales and Amazing Legends of the Old West: From True West Magazine
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: John S. McClintock (1847-1937) was an early pioneer of the Black Hills.; Title: Pioneer Days in the Black Hills: Accurate History and Facts Related By One of the Early Day Pioneers
Target text information: Description: This is an excellent addition to any Western history collection, whether personal or library. It's a quick introduction to a variety of aspects of Bullock's, and South Dakotan, development. --Amazon reviewerA fascinating and readable biography. Having only come across Seth Bullock in the Deadwood TV series I found that this book brought to life the real person behind the legend. --LibraryThingWithout hesitation, I would recommend this book be on the bookshelf of anyone interested not only in South Dakota's history, but the history of the Wild West. --Wild West History Association JournalMuch of Seth Bullock's modern renown comes from television, motion pictures, and his friendship with President Theodore Roosevelt. But Bullock was much more than the frontier law enforcer portrayed in fictional accounts. In Seth Bullock: Black Hills Lawman, David Wolff examines the life work of Bullock as he helped build Deadwood, found the town of Belle Fourche, and promote the Black Hills.Wolff explores the many ventures that Bullock delved into once he moved from Montana to the Black Hills at the start of the gold rush in 1876. He points out that Bullock quickly became an integral part of the burgeoning community, attempting to create a lasting legacy for himself by working within local and regional politics, through his various businesses, and in his many positions at the forefront of Black Hills law enforcement and forest management.Bullock's life epitomized that of many entrepreneurs and pioneers across the nation, and Wolff describes the struggles and successes that this thinker and dreamer experienced in his forty-three years in the Black Hills.; Title: Seth Bullock: Black Hills Lawman (South Dakota Biography Series)
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "A superb treatment of a very relevant and timely subject."""Language of Blood" is a fine addition to the historiography of New Mexico and the West."." . excellently objective, subtly passionate, and thoroughly well-researched and perspicaciously argued study of identity among New Mexicans.""Although "The Language of Blood" will find its primary audience among academics, it should also appeal to a general readership. The narrative is straightforward and illuminating.""Nieto-Phillips' book reflects first-rate scholarship. . . The extensive index, bibliography, and endnotes make this book an outstanding research tool for rhetoric, history, Latino studies, sociology, anthropology, race, class, and the demographics of the Southwestern United States."""The Language of Blood" reveals different and important developments in racial identity, American nationalism, and the relationship of region to nation in the Southwest often disregarded or deemed insignificant by the dominant Northeastern and Southern histories that comprise the field of American history.""In this well-written history, Nieto-Phillips explores the complex and often misunderstood nature of "Spanish-American" identity among Latinos in New Mexico. His well-organized survey of the long history of racial caste and bloodline heritage in Spain, Spanish America, and the US Southwest shows how older caste practices marked lines of seperation in these hybrid Spanish cultures. . . Highly recommended."""Language of Blood" is an excellent study into the intersectionality of race, color, and language that so shaped an identity in New Mexico."A discussion of the emergence of Hispano identity among the Spanish-speaking people of New Mexico during the 19th and 20th centuries.; Title: The Language of Blood: The Making of Spanish-American Identity in New Mexico, 1880s-1930s
Target text information: Description: "While presenting thought-provoking challenges to traditional history, the book provides a historical overview of Hispanic Mexican Americans in New Mexico, "Nuevomexicanos. . . . As the authors point to the unique cultural identity of the "Nuevomexicanos . . . Maciel and Gonzales-Berry have taken one more step to rightfully place the history of the "Nuevomexicanos where it belongs: in the history of the U.S."""The Contested Homeland" tells, in bits and pieces, an intriguing story.""Contested Homeland" will make an excellent and much-needed college textbook for teaching history from a Chicano perspective.While presenting thought-provoking challenges to traditional history, the book provides a historical overview of Hispanic Mexican Americans in New Mexico, "Nuevomexicanos." . . . As the authors point to the unique cultural identity of the "Nuevomexicanos . . ." Maciel and Gonzales-Berry have taken one more step to rightfully place the history of the "Nuevomexicanos" where it belongs: in the history of the U.S.a"Contested Homeland" will make an excellent and much-needed college textbook for teaching history from a Chicano perspective.aaWhile presenting thought-provoking challenges to traditional history, the book provides a historical overview of Hispanic Mexican Americans in New Mexico, "Nuevomexicanos." . . . As the authors point to the unique cultural identity of the "Nuevomexicanos . . ." Maciel and Gonzales-Berry have taken one more step to rightfully place the history of the "Nuevomexicanos" where it belongs: in the history of the U.S.aStudies territorial and rural New Mexico in the nineteenth century, the struggle for statehood, Nuevomexicano politics, immigration, urban issues in the twentieth century, the role of Spanish in education, ethnic identity, and the Chicano movement.; Title: The Contested Homeland: A Chicano History of New Mexico
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "Aside from its compelling conclusion, The Catholic Enlightenment's impartiality remains its greatest strength. Lehner attempts to stand above much of the historiographical in-fighting that has marked Enlightenment studies in the twenty-first century. The benefit is a measured book that, when it reaches paperback, will be a standard for courses on the history of Catholicism, and the Enlightenment it is a book that deserves the strong readership that it will no doubt receive."-Grant Kaplan, Modern TheologyUlrich L. Lehner is Professor of Religious History and Historical Theology at Marquette University. A member of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts, he has received awards and fellowships from the Princeton Institute for Advanced Study, the Notre Dame Institute of Advanced Study, the Earhart Foundation, the German Humboldt Foundation, and the Carl Friedrich von Siemens Foundation. He is the award-winning author of several scholarly works on early modern and modern history of religion.; Title: The Catholic Enlightenment: The Forgotten History of a Global Movement
Target text information: Description: This is a very short book, but it is packed with information that is mostly quite unknown to general and even to monastic historians-for example, as to which orders' monasteries regularly had prisons and which (especially the Benedictines) did not. It seems that the Franciscans were especially severe on friars whom they considered delinquent.Ulrich L. Lehner is Professor of Historical Theology and Religious History at Marquette University. He is the author or editor of over a dozen books on early modern religion, including Enlightened Monks (2011), and the main organizer of The Oxford Handbook of Early Modern Theology (forthcoming).; Title: Monastic Prisons and Torture Chambers: Crime and Punishment in Central European Monasteries, 16001800
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
Target text information: UW Cecil/Vortex Project;UW Cecil/Vortex Project;Welcome to the home page for the Cecil and Vortex projects at UW CSE. We conduct research on programming language design and implementation, with an emphasis on these issues for object-oriented languages.;Cecil is a purely object-oriented language intended to support rapid;construction of high-quality, extensible software. Cecil incorporates;multi-methods, a simple prototype-based object model, a mechanism to;support a structured form of computed inheritance, module-based;encapsulation, and a flexible static type system which allows;statically- and dynamically-typed code to mix freely.;Vortex is an optimizing compiler infrastructure for;object-oriented and other high-level languages. It targets both pure;object-oriented languages like Cecil and hybrid object-oriented;languages like C++, Modula-3, and Java. Vortex currently incorporates;high-level optimizations such as static class analysis, class hierachy;analysis, profile-guided receiver class prediction, profile-guided;selective procedure specialization, intraprocedural message splitting,;automatic inlining, and static closure analyses. It also includes a;collection of standard intraprocedural analyses such as common;subexpression elimination and dead assignment elimination. The Vortex;compiler is written entirely in Cecil.;An initial beta release of the Cecil/Vortex system is currently;available for SPARCs running either SunOS 4 or SunOS 5 (Solaris).;Send mail to cecil-interest-request with a message body of subscribe if you'd like to subscribe to a list of;interested parties and get more information on how to obtain the;Beta release.;We've recently finished a technical report that describes much of our implementation research.;More Information; Project Overview; A more detailed overview of the project's goals and direction. A postscript version is also available.; Project members; Current and past project members; Papers; Papers we've written; Sample Projects; A list of some sample research projects (available to people from UW;CSE); Internal Documentation; Project internal documentation (available to people from UW CSE); Support; This page lists some of the sources of support for our project; Some related projects; Pointers to a few other object-oriented language implementation projects;Last updated August 25, 1996.;[email protected];
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1-hop neighbor's text information: CSE 413 (Winter 1996) Home Page;CSE 413 (Winter 1996);PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES AND THEIR IMPLEMENTATION; Instructor:; Steve Tanimoto, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Washington,;Seattle, WA 98195.; TA:; Ruth Anderson;Meetings:; Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:30 AM to 11:50 AM in Sieg 325.;(EXCEPT ON THURSDAY, JAN 4, WE WILL MEET IN THOMPSON HALL, ROOM 3!);SLN in Time Schedule:; 2408; Steve's Office Hours:; Tuesday from 4:30 to 5:30 in Sieg 312.; Thursday from 12 to 1 PM in Sieg 312.; Ruth's Office Hours:; Mondays 12:30 to 1:30, 326a Sieg;;Wednesdays 1:30 to 2:30, 326a Sieg.; Course Mailing List: cse413; Mailing list archive.; Schedule:; This is a tentative schedule: of topics and examinations.;Most of the transparencies from past lectures are also posted here.; Number of Credits:; 3; Grading:; Homework 20%; Midterm exam 25%; Final exam 35%; Project 15%; Class participation 5%; Hardcopy Readings:; Text (selected sections).;Many of the readings for the course will be online, but the first set of;readings is part of my recent book on Lisp and artificial intelligence.;There will be several readings from the book throughout the course,;including readings on Lisp, logic programming and Prolog, grammars and;parsing, language understanding systems, and shells for expert systems.;You can either purchase the whole book at the bookstore (approximately;15 copies have been ordered) or do a combination of getting copies from;the copy center and reading in the library. The book is entitled,;The Elements of Artificial Intelligence Using Common Lisp, 2nd edition,;W. H. Freeman, 1995. Chapter 2 (Introduction to Programming in;Common Lisp) and the Lisp glossary may be purchased;separately at the Copy Center in the basement of the Communications Building.; Online reference materials for Lisp:; What Lisp is.;;The Lisp FAQ provides the answers to many questions about Lisp and;its implementations.;;Common Lisp: The Language, 2nd edition is the standard reference;on Common Lisp. (It seems best if you access it via the table-of-contents;page, rather than by trying to download the entire HTML file or;postscript.); You can get the source code for;the Lisp programs from The Elements of Artificial Intelligence Using;Common Lisp, 2nd edition.; The web site for;Digitool, Inc., the company that;maintains and supports Macintosh Common Lisp, provides the most current;information about MCL.; Here are some interesting links to info about how to use Lisp for; programming World-Wide Web applications.; Online reference materials for C.; Introduction;to C Programming is an online tutorial.; Programming in C is another online tutorial, but it's on a website in the UK that;doesn't always respond promptly.; These are two of the several tutorials that are listed; here.; Online reference materials for Java.;;The Java language trail map.;Announcements; January 2.; Welcome to this course and its course web!;This course is about programming languages and their implementation.;In some of the department's listings, it is called "Languages and Compilers,";although in the catalog it is called "Programming Languages and Their;Implementation.";It covers interpreters, compilers, and other techniques for building;programming systems. Our attention will focus mainly on two particular programming;languages: Lisp and C. With Lisp, we will explore many issues relevant to;intepreted languages, while with C, we will investigate compilers.;In addition to traditional language issues and techniques, we will also;look into current issues such as visual programming systems and programming;facilities for the World-Wide Web.; January 2.; Facilities:;This quarter, CSE 413 students will have the use of both the MSCC Macintoshes;(running Macintosh Common Lisp 3.0) and the MSCC Unix systems.;MSCC is the;Mathematical Sciences Computing Center. The MSCC Macs are located in the;basement of Thompson Hall. Some of the Macs are in Room 3 and some in Room 9.;While the Macs offer MCL (and a variety of other languages such as Mathematica);the MSCC Unix hosts offer, C, Lex, Yacc, Allegro;Common Lisp, and other software facilities.;Macintosh Common Lisp provides a particularly powerful;environment including full implementation of the Common Lisp standard,;integrated editor (called FRED), and extensive facilities for graphics;and user interface construction. The Macintosh computers are networked,;and files can easily be transferred between them and the Unix host machines;of MSCC.; Students who have difficulty getting to the Macintoshes in;Thompson Hall can supplement their Macintosh work with work on their;own PCs, using such packages as XLISP-STAT for Windows and Micro-Emacs.;However, due to our limited ability to support alternative facilities,;students who wish to work on their own PCs will need to access these;resources themselves from archives on the Internet. Also, note that;XLISP-STAT is a bare-bones implementation of Common Lisp and does not;have the extensive program-development support that MCL has.;While we are fortunate to have the powerful MCL system for this course,;there is one disadvantage of using it---you must use it in the MSCC lab;unless you purchase your own copy of it from;Digitool, Inc..;(MCL normally costs about $500 a copy, but there is a special student deal;allowing students to purchase it for $135.);It has been pointed out that there is a free version of Allegro Common Lisp;for Windows which can be downloaded from franz.com on the Web.;This may be an attractive tool for some students.; Final examination:; The final exam for CSE 413 will be given on Monday, March 11,;in Sieg 325 from 10:30 to 12:20. It will be a closed-book test.; January 4.; NOTE THIS: On Thursday, January 4, we will meet in;Thompson Hall Room 3, so that we can get introduced to the;laboratory facilities for the course. So go to Thompson this;time, instead of going to our regular classroom.; January 9.; THIS WEEK ONLY Ruth's Wednesday office hours are moved to Thursday;2:30 - 3:30 in Sieg 326a.; January 21.; A Beginner's guide to HTML might be helpful for Assignment #3.; January 22.; Post of the message sent to the class news group regarding;reading files with paths on the Mac.; January 23.; Reminder to please email your assignment #3 to Ruth (rea@cs) today,;even if you turned in a hard copy in class.;Click here for info on emailing files from the Macs.; January 29.; For assignment #4, please turn in a printout of your tokenize program run on several examples. Also please email a copy of tokenize to Ruth (rea@cs).; February 1.; The midterm examination will be from 10:30-11:50 AM on;Thursday, February 8. It will cover these;topics..; There will be an optional review session for the midterm exam.;The review session will be held 2:30-3:20 PM on Monday, Feb. 5, in;Sieg Hall room 422. Please bring in questions on the material to be;covered.; *** HOMEWORK #5 HELP ***. Click here for info on converting strings to numbers and symbols.; ** Check the cse413 mail archive for an important message about hw#5. The archive can be found at the top of this page. Send email to rea@cs if you have not received any mail from the mailing list.; February 5; Note modifications to the Assignment 5 page -- new deadlines (as announced;earlier via email), plus online reading material for part B.; February 6; A free postscript viewer for windows is available here.; February 12; A Picture of a Koch Snowflake here.; March 5; New details on completing the project are given in the project;general description page. Check it out to find out about;demonstrations and writeups.; The review session for the final exam has been scheduled.;It will be from 4:00-5:00 on Friday, March 8 in Sieg 422.; March 8; The final examination will be from 10:30-12:20 on;Monday, March 11. It will cover these;topics.. Part of the exam will be in multiple-choice format;;bring a mark-sense form and a few #2 pencils. The exam is "closed-book.";Assignment 1 due on Tuesday, January 9.;Assignment 2 due on Tuesday, January 16.;Assignment 3 due on Tuesday, January 23.;Solution:;Part 1.;Part 2.;Assignment 4 due on Tuesday, January 30.;Solution:;Exercises;Tokenizer;Assignment 5 (Part A is due on Tuesday, February 13, and;Part B is due on Thursday, February 15).;Part A Solution:;Parser;Tokenizer;Part B Solution:;Koch Snowflake;Assignment 6 due on Tuesday, March 5. Java Tutorial (local copy);** Assignment #6 Help!! **.;PROJECT: General description, including new info on;demonstrations and writeups.;PROJECT Milestone 1 (DUE FEBRUARY 22nd).;PROJECT Milestone 2 (DUE FEBRUARY 29th).;Here is the file that shows how to;display text in an MCL window.;Project Demonstrations are scheduled for Thursday, March 7 at 10:30.;Project Writeups are due at or before 4:00PM Friday, March 8.;You may turn them in at the review session for the final exam.;[email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
Target text information: Ruth Anderson's Home Page; Ruth Anderson;[email protected];;Computer Science & Engineering Department,;University of Washington, Box 352350,;Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA;; WXYC 89.3; maps!; my brother;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "...an excellent addition to a distinguished series.""...a work of careful scholarship and of well sustained arguments which challenge received opinions about the Mongol impact on Europe. I enjoyed reading it immensely, and recommend it unreservedly."Bernard Hamilton - JRAS, Series 3 - Volume 15/3 - 2005 "Professor Peter Jackson's breadth of reading is admirable and his exact notes are full of precious information about sources and secondary literature. His command of languages is breathtaking, including as it does Persian, Polish and Hungarian.""It is both a scholarly study and a profound and useful handbook for specialists, and, as such, this clearly written book will be read all over the world. It would also be suitable for a university course book"Antti Ruotsala - Institute of Historical Research review, April 2006In the thirteenth century, a dynamic and expansive Catholic Christendom, which had been free of major attack from its steppe frontier for over two hundred years, was confronted by a new and alien power in the shape of the vast empire of the advancing Mongols.Despite the devastation of Hungary and Poland in 1241-2 and ongoing hostilities in Eastern Europe, the advent of the Mongols appeared to offer the West new opportunities. Historically, the failure to exploit these opportunities by not allying with the Mongols in the Near East against the Muslims, or by not converting the Mongols to Christianity is usually blamed on the West. This book demonstrates that such possibilities were illusory.Written in a lively and accessible style, The Mongols and The West reassesses relations between the Catholic West and the Mongols from the first appearance of Chinggis Khans armies on Europes horizons in 1221 to the death of Temr or Tamerlane (1405) and the battle of Tannenberg (1410), across the spheres of diplomacy, missionary endeavour and trade. In particular, it:evaluates the impact of Mongol-Western contacts on the Wests knowledge of the world through to the voyages of Columbus and Cabotprovides a close study of relations with the Golden Horde in Eastern Europe down to the early 15th centuryinvestigates Western dealings with Temr, the last Mongol conqueror to figure as a potential ally against the Muslimsre-examines the failure of the Catholic missionaries to win over the Mongols to ChristianityPeter Jackson is Professor of Medieval History at Keele University. He is editor of The Cambridge History of Iran, vol. 6: The Timurid and Safavid Periods (1986); translator and joint editor of The Mission of Friar William of Rubruck (1990); author of The Delhi Sultanate: a political and military history (1999) and of numerous articles on the Mongols, the Crusades and the eastern Islamic world in the Middle Ages.; Title: The Mongols and the West: 1221-1410
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "In a masterful account, Oxford don Elliott explores the simultaneous development of Spanish and English colonies in the so-called New World. . . . Elliotts synthesis represents some of the finest fruits of the study of the Atlantic World."Publishers Weekly"Others have offered comparisons between the English- and Spanish-speaking worlds, but none have been as fully nuanced or fully realized as this. A masterpiece by one of the English-speaking worlds most accomplished historians."David Weber, author of Brbaros: Spaniards and Their Savages in the Age of Enlightenment"Elliotts close study of the empire the English founded in North America and the one that the Spanish built to the south has given him remarkable insights and perspectives. The result is to give new dimensions to the usable past of both Americas."Edmund S. Morgan, author of Benjamin Franklin; Title: Empires of the Atlantic World: Britain and Spain in America 1492-1830
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Jacques Le Goff (1927-2014) was a prominent French historian and medievalist. He was a key proponent of the Annales school of historical analysis, which emphasizes longterm social history over political or military themes. He argued that the Middle Ages were a distinct form of civilization, substantively different from both the classsical and modern worlds. ; Title: The Birth of Purgatory
Target text information: Description: "Freedman's command of material drawn from all over Europe is impressive and anyone interested in the medieval or early modern German peasantry will profit greatly from reading this book." (Central European History); Title: Images of the Medieval Peasant (Figurae: Reading Medieval Culture)
I provide the content of the target node and its neighbors' information. The relation between the target node and its 1-hop neighbors is 'co-purchase'. The 12 categories are:
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1-hop neighbor's text information: SPIN;[email protected]; The SPIN Operating System;SPIN is an extensible operating system kernel that;supports the dynamic adaptation of system interfaces and;implementations through direct application control, while still;maintaining system integrity and inter-application isolation.;SPIN allows applications to load code into the kernel at;runtime. Because it runs in the kernel, this extension code can access;hardware and other operating systems services with with almost no;overhead (basically a procedure call), and data can be passed by;reference, rather than copied. The SPIN kernel itself provides;a core set of interfaces and capabilities to basic resources. These;are used by collections of extensions to implement general system;services such as address spaces, IPC, threads, and networking. All;extension code (and most of the kernel) is written in the typesafe language Modula-3. The property of;typesafety prevents extensions from crashing the system by attempting;to manipulate arbitrary pieces of code or data.;SPIN runs on DEC Alpha workstations. We're using it to write;both specialized applications such as network video systems, as well;as for supporting general purpose UNIX programs.;You can connect to a machine;running SPIN with the in-kernel SPIN web server; here.; Quick Results;This structure allows programs to extend operating system services with;low overhead. For example, with SPIN running on a 133 MHz Alpha,;an application can handle and recover from a page fault in 29 microseconds.;It takes 22 microseconds to create a new thread of control, execute;it, terminate, and synchronize with its termination (fork/join). A protected;procedure call to another extension or to a kernel function takes .13;microseconds. A cross-machine RPC (application to application) over;ethernet takes under 600 microseconds; over ATM (on really old;adapters) it takes less than 450 microseconds. The same operations;under Mach or DEC UNIX take up to 30 times longer on the same;hardware. Time them yourself (or see our benchmarks page and save;yourself the effort).; Recent reports and papers;;Dynamic Binding for Extensible Operating Systems; An invocation mechanism which provides flexible, efficient, and;simple way of integrating extensions with an executing system.;Appeared in the 2nd OSDI.;;Extensibility, Safety and Performance in the SPIN Operating System; A design, implementation and performance paper. Appeared in the 15th SOSP.; An Extensible Protocol Architecture for;Application-Specific Networking; A design, implementation and performance paper. Appeared in 1996; Usenix Winter Conference.;;Writing an Operating System Using Modula-3; Describes our experiences using Modula-3 to build a high; performance extensible system. Makes clear the distinction between a; language and its implementation.;;Language Support for Extensible Operating Systems; We've been pretty happy with M3, but we've had to deal with a few; shortcomings in order to use the language in a safe extensible; operating system. This paper describes how we've addressed those; shortcomings.;;Safe Dynamic Linking in an Extensible Operating System; Describes the dynamic linker we use to load code into the kernel.; Key point is the ability to create and manage linkable namespaces that; describe interfaces and collections of interfaces.;;Language and Runtime Support for Dynamic Interposition of System Code; Describes the kernel's internal communication and extension; facilities. Shows use of dynamic code generation to improve the; performance of a critical kernel service.; More Information; Dynamic compilation; Waiting until run time to compile code.; Paper trail; Project Reports, Talks. Papers, etc.; Project members; Who we are.; Benchmarks; Interested in the bottom-line? Go here.; Modula-3; Information on Modula-3.; ARPA Project Overview; The executive summary and regular reports.; Our friends; We've gotten a lot of assistance from academia and industry on this; project. This page says who we're involved with.; Some related projects; Pointers to other extensible systems projects.; What other people are saying; Barbs and Arrows;Internal Documentation; The latest status for project members; Available Projects; Projects that could result in Qualifications credit,; a Masters degree, a funded RAship position, or undergraduate; project credit. (UW-CS only); Our mascot; We're encouraged that so many people have decided to adopt our;mascot as their own.;This page maintained by Brian Bershad.;[email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: CSE501 Home page;CSE 501: Implementation of Programming Languages;Winter Quarter, 1996;Important Course Information;Meeting times; M, W, F from 1:30 to 2:20 in MEB 235; Instructor; Craig;Chambers (chambers@cs), office hours: T, Th 11-12;(starting second week), Sieg 309.; TA; Vass Litvinov (vass@cs), office hours: We 11:00-12:00,; Fr 11:30-12:30, Sieg 423 / a cubicle on the 4th floor.;Archives;Slides from lecture are available here.;Handouts are available here.;Reading assignments are available here.;The full reading list for the class is available here.;Homework assignments are available here.;Messages sent to the cs501@cs mailing list are archived;here.;Last year's midterm exam & answers are available here.;Last year's final exam & answers are available here. (Note that this test was closed;book & 2 hrs, which affected the kind of questions that were;asked.);This year's midterm exam is available here.;Sample solutions are here.;This year's final exam & answers are available here.;Cecil and Vortex Information;Handouts from tutorials;the Cecil language tutorial;the Vortex compiler tutorial;How to Use the Vortex C/C++ Front-end;a list of compiler files of; interest;dead-assign-elim.cecil; -- a simple example of an IDFA;cfg-traversal-interface.cecil -- the CFG traversal framework;Vortex RTL Textual Description; Grammar;Cecil reference documentation;Documentation is available both in HTML and PostScript formats:;The Cecil language reference manual (postscript version);How to Use the Vortex Compiler (postscript version);The Cecil Standard Library reference manual (postscript version);Other Resources;The previous quarter's Web page, including all the old slides, etc.,;is available here.;;More information about compiler and language research can be found on;Mark Leone's programming language research page.;[email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: CSE501 Home page;CSE 501: Implementation of Programming Languages;Important Course Information;Meeting times; M, W, F from 2:30 to 3:20 in Sieg 226; Instructor; Craig Chambers (chambers@cs), office hours: T, Th 11-12, Sieg 309.; TAs; Jeff Dean (jdean@cs) and;Dave Grove (grove@cs), office hours: M, F from 10:30 to 11:30. Come find us in Chateau 110 and we'll go to the Chateau conference room.;Archives;Slides from lecture are available here.;Slides from the Cecil language turorial are available;here.;Handouts are available here.;Reading assignments are available here.;The full reading list for the class is available here.;Messages sent to the cs501@cs mailing list are archived here.;Project;The course project is to implement some sort of program analysis and;transformation in the Vortex compiler. Vortex is an optimizing;compiler for object-oriented languages, and is written in Cecil.;;More information about the Vortex compiler can be found on the Cecil;project home page.;;Some Cecil manuals can be found; here.;Other Resources;More information about compiler and language research can be found on;Mark Leone's programming language research page.;[email protected];
Target text information: Craig Chambers; Craig Chambers, Assistant Professor, joined the faculty in;1991. He received his S.B. degree in Computer Science from MIT in;1986 and his Ph.D. in Computer Science from Stanford 1992.; Chambers's research interests lie in the design and implementation;of advanced programming systems, incorporating expressive programming;languages, efficient implementations, and supportive programming;environments. He currently is investigating object-oriented languages;and leads the Cecil;and Vortex projects: Cecil is a purely object-oriented language;serving as a vehicle for investigating multi-methods, static typing,;modules, and other features, and Vortex is an optimizing compiler;system for object-oriented languages incorporating intra- and;interprocedural static analyses and profile-guided optimizations, with;front-ends for Cecil, C++, Modula-3, and Java. Previously, Chambers;was a member of the Self project.; Chambers also is a member of the SPIN;Project. SPIN is an extensible operating system microkernel which;supports dynamic adaptation of system interfaces and implementations;under direct application control while still maintaining system;integrity and isolating applications. SPIN utilizes a dialect of the;Modula-3 language as a pointer-safe kernel extension language. SPIN;also relies on dynamic;compilation to achieve high performance despite its fine-grained;extensibility.; If you're from UW, click here;for information on some undergraduate- and graduate-level research;projects in these areas.;Contact Information;Prof. Craig Chambers;Department of Computer Science and Engineering;University of Washington;Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350;(206) 685-2094; fax: (206) 543-2969;[email protected];;[For mail requiring a street address, use Sieg Hall, Room 114];Last updated: April 10, 1996.;[email protected];
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1-hop neighbor's text information: The Anatomy of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search Engine In this paper, we present Google, a prototype of a large-scale search engine which makes heavy use of the structure present in hypertext. Google is designed to crawl and index the Web efficiently and produce much more satisfying search results than existing systems. The prototype with a full text and hyperlink database of at least 24 million pages is available at http://google.stanford.edu/ To engineer a search engine is a challenging task. Search engines index tens to hundreds of millions of web pages involving a comparable number of distinct terms. They answer tens of millions of queries every day. Despite the importance of large-scale search engines on the web, very little academic research has been done on them. Furthermore, due to rapid advance in technology and web proliferation, creating a web search engine today is very different from three years ago. This paper provides an in-depth description of our large-scale web search engine -- the first such detailed public description we know of to date. Apart from the problems of scaling traditional search techniques to data of this magnitude, there are new technical challenges involved with using the additional information present in hypertext to produce better search results. This paper addresses this question of how to build a practical large-scale system which can exploit the additional information present in hypertext. Also we look at the problem of how to effectively deal with uncontrolled hypertext collections where anyone can publish anything they want.
Target text information: Node Similarity in Networked Information Spaces Netvorked information spaces contain information entities, corresponding to nodes, vhich are (:orlrle(:l.ed [)y associm.i(ms, (:or'r'esporldirlg 1.o links irl (.he nel.wor'k. Exarrq)les of nel.wor'ked information spaces are: the World Wide Web, vhere information entities are veb pages, and associations are hyperlinks; the scientific literature, vhere information entities are articles and associations are references to other articles. SimilariW betveen information entities in a net- vorked information space can be defined not only based on the content of the information entities, but also based on the connectivity established by the associations present. This paper explores the definition of similariW based on connectivity only, and proposes several algorithms [)r' I, his [mr'pose. Our' rrlei, r'i(:s I,ake mJvard,age o[' I, he local rleigh[)or'hoo(ts o[' I, he rmcJes irl I, he rlel,- is no required, as long as a query engine is available for fo]]oving ]inks and extracting he necessary local neighbourhoods for similarity estimation. Tvo variations of similarity estimation beveen vo nodes are described, one based on he separate local neighbourhoods of he nodes, and another based on he join local neighbourhood expanded from boh nodes a he same ime. The algorithms are imp]emened and evaluated on he citation graph of computer science. The immediate application of his vork is in finding papers similar o a given paper [he Web.
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1-hop neighbor's text information: A Multi-Agent System for Automated Genomic Annotation Massive amounts of raw data are currently being generated by biologists while sequencing organisms. Outside of the largest, high-profile projects such as the Human Genome Project, most of this raw data must be analyzed through the piecemeal application of various computer programs and searches of various public web databases. Due to the inexperience and lack of training, both the raw data and any valuable derived knowledge will remain generally unavailable except in published textual forms. Multi-agent information gathering systems have a lot to contribute to these efforts, even at the current state of the art. We have used DECAF, a multi-agent system toolkit based on RETSINA and TAEMS, to construct a prototype multi-agent system for automated annotation and database storage of sequencing data for herpes viruses. The resulting system eliminates tedious and always out-of-date hand analyses, makes the data and annotations available for other researchers (or agent systems), and provides a level of query processing beyond even some high-profile web sites.
Target text information: Extending a Multi-Agent System for Genomic Annotation . The explosive growth in genomic (and soon, expression and proteomic) data, exemplified by the Human Genome Project, is a fertile domain for the application of multi-agent information gathering technologies. Furthermore, hundreds of smaller-profile, yet still economically important organisms are being studied that require the efficient and inexpensive automated analysis tools that multiagent approaches can provide. In this paper we give a progress report on the use of the DECAF multi-agent toolkit to build reusable information gathering systems for bioinformatics. We will briefly summarize why bioinformatics is a classic application for information gathering, how DECAF supports it, and recent extensions underway to support new analysis paths for genomic information. 1
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "An extraordinary array of facts and statistics, [The Second World Wars] offers an account of the fatalism of war."New Yorker"The Second World Wars by Victor Davis Hanson is breathtakingly magisterial: How can Mr. Hanson make so much we thought we knew so fresh and original?"Karl Rove, Wall Street Journal"The Second World Wars is an outstanding work of historical interpretation. It is impossible to do justice to such a magnificent book in a short review. Given the vast quantities of ink expended on accounts of this great conflict, one would think that there was not much more left to say. Hanson proves that this belief is wrong. His fresh examination of World War II cements his reputation as a military historian of the first order."National Review"Lively and proactive, full of the kind of novel perceptions that can make a familiar subject interesting again."New York Times Book Review"[The Second World Wars] is written in an energetic and engaging style. Mr. Hanson provides more than enough interesting and original points to make this book essential reading. One thing becomes increasingly clear: The complex of conflicts between 1937 and 1945, because of their unprecedented reach and their death blow to colonialism, brought world history together for the first time."Wall Street Journal"Hopefully, [The Second World Wars] will become required reading for students at professional military schools as an introduction to war in the industrial age as well as to students studying how the 20th century shaped who we are today."Washington Times"In his exposition of this thesis, displaying a depth of knowledge of the period that is often simply astounding, Hanson has written what I consider to be the most important single-volume explanation of World War II since Richard Overy's Why the Allies Won (1996)-that is, for a generation."Andrew Roberts, Claremont Review of Books"Even if you feel like you've read everything and then some about World War II, you will find a huge amount in [The Second World Wars] that is new, fascinating, and enlightening. And more than that, you'll find a way of thinking about how the lowliest practicalities and logistical challenges of war are connected to the highest reaches of geopolitics that will change how you think about both. This is what a great, enduring work of military history looks like."Yuval Levin, National Review"[The Second World Wars] is a brilliant and very original and readable work by a great military historian and contemporary commentator."New Criterion "As I struggle in my office to capture Hanson's analytical tour de force in review, I can see the shelf full of books on World War II that I've read over the decades. After reading Wars, I believe I have a firmer grasp of the big picture--very big picture indeed--of how this conflict began, the various tortuous paths it took, and how it resolved the way it did than after digesting all of these other volumes. Reviewers are sometimes over-quick to label a book essential. For readers who wish to fully understand World War II, this book is."American Spectator Victor Davis Hanson is the Martin and Illie Anderson Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University, and lives in Selma, California.; Title: The Second World Wars: How the First Global Conflict Was Fought and Won
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: New York Times Book ReviewEditors' Choice Winner of the 2018 Truman Book AwardPerainos absorbing study of the pivotal year in Chinese-American relations when Mao Zedongs Chinese Communist Party came to power shows how decisions made then have continued to affect relations between the two countries up to the present day.The New York Times Book Review "The intimate, blow-by-blow reconstruction of the story offers a vivid sense of what it must have been like for American policy makers as they grappled...with the rapidly deteriorating situation in China....Capture[s] a critical moment in the founding of what is today the most important bilateral relationship in the world."-The Wall Street Journal"China is likely to be the most significant force in the global life of the 21st century, a prospect that makes Kevin Peraino's lucid and compelling new book all the more relevant. By reconstructing the Truman reaction to the fall of Nationalist China and the rise of Mao, Peraino takes us back to the beginning of the journey. This book is excellent history that informs the headlines of today."-JonMeacham, Pulitzer Prize-winning author ofDestiny and Power "Kevin Peraino has written a compelling narrative about the dramatic events of 1949, when Mao's armies defeated Chiang Kai-shek and Truman had to decide what to do about it. In this well-researched and well-crafted book, he tells us about Mao's calculations and about the arguments in Washington--events that would determine U.S. policy in Asiafor the next thirty years."-Frances FitzGerald, Pulitzer Prize-winning author ofFire in the Lake "Just now, when Americans are again trying to make sense of China, a new look at the postwar roots of U.S.-Chinese relations could not be more timely. And arivetinglook this is, filled with charismatic individuals, dramatic moments and fraught decisions that still shape our world today."-H.W. Brands, author ofThe General vs. the President "As China looms ever larger as America's global rival, it is hard to remember--or even imagine--a time when America was said to have "lost" China. The time was 1949, and Kevin Peraino takes us there with vividness and immediacy, a sure hand and a clear eye. This is narrative history at its most compelling."-Evan Thomas, author ofBeing Nixon "Nineteen forty-nine was a transformative year in world affairs, and KevinPeraino splendidly captures its significance and the larger-than-life personalitiesthat made things happen. An important book, and a great read."-George C. Herring, author ofThe American Century and BeyondKEVIN PERAINO is a veteran foreign correspondent who has reported from around the world. A senior writer and bureau chief at Newsweek for a decade, he was a finalist for the Livingston Award for foreign reporting and part of a team that won the National Magazine Award in 2004. He is the author of Lincoln in the World: The Making of a Statesman andThe Dawn of American Power.; Title: A Force So Swift: Mao, Truman, and the Birth of Modern China, 1949
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Interesting. Dickey looks at the march mainly through the eyes of soldiers and other participants, like nurses. - New York Times Book ReviewA page-turning and highly original account, one of the best in the long line of Shermans March books. [Dickey] writes grippingly about the armys adventures on campaign . . . and he has ingeniously chosen to view much of the story through the experience of a handful of colorful soldiers and civilians. No one interested in Shermans March should be deprived of his lively narrative. Absolutely spellbinding. - The Wall Street JournalThis superlative, impeccably researched account of Shermans march through Georgia in 18641865 brings to life Civil War history through personal accounts and vivid descriptions of military strategy. Dickey tells the story of Shermans march unforgettably, with power on every page. - Publishers Weekly (starred)A study in unintended consequences as a reactionary Civil War commander unleashed a series of progressive forces. Dickey ably captures the shape and feel of the desperate battles Sherman's forces waged. A readable blend of military and political history; a valuable addition to the literature. - Kirkus ReviewFast-moving and engrossing. A fascinating book with new perspectives for both Civil War buffs and more general readers. - Library JournalThis is more than straightforward biography. In assessing Shermans Atlanta campaign, the March to the Sea, Dickey concentrates not only on Sherman but also on lesser-known unionists and thus provides a unique perspective on this oft-written-about topic. The military aspects of the march and what Sherman called hard war are vividly recounted in their dreadful detail. A valuable contribution to Civil War history. - BooklistDickey looks at Shermans complex and often conflicting character, but also studies how the march affected Northern soldier and civilians. These diverse accounts, blended into the narrative, provide a deeper perspective on how Shermans March changed people, especially in transforming a war about secession into a crusade to free slaves. A fine and unique addition to the ever-growing mound of studies of Shermans march. - Civil War TimesJ.D. Dickey is theNew York Timesbestselling author ofEmpire of Mud, a history of the troubled rise of Washington, D.C., in the nineteenth century. He has written articles on a broad range of historical, political and travel-related topics for newspapers and magazines, and appeared in media from C-SPAN'sBook TVto Public Radio International's programThe Takeaway.In addition to his nonfiction work, he has penned short stories for print and the web, and created several short films that have appeared at U.S. film festivals. He lives in the Pacific Northwest.; Title: Rising in Flames: Sherman's March and the Fight for a New Nation
Target text information: Description: Magnificent The Fear and the Freedom can justly claim to be one of the best, most useful books on World War II to have emerged in the past decade. It belongs in everyones library.Paul Kennedy, The Wall Street Journalbrilliantly reveals how, when trapped between freedom and fear, people tether their emotional and intellectual states to world events. Lowes book couldnt be more timely Financial Timesa masterpiece Daily Telegrapha testament to the convoluted, contradictory and, in Lowes hands, thoroughly compelling impact of the bloodiest war in human history Sunday TimesThis is an important book, impossible to summarise, profound in its humanity, bold in its confrontation of sacred myths. The Herald a very fine work of history Literary ReviewLowes book is a compelling work of historical scholarship but, more than that, it is an intimate portrayal of how human beings carry on when their world has changed forever. New Statesmanbrilliant, myth-busting history The Scotsman[Lowes] book is an important and challenging one Mail on SundayLowe has assembled a remarkable chorus of voices and asks the most probing of questions. Their testimony, combined with the authors pointed analysis, elevates a laudable volume into a very readable and startling book. GuardianKeith Lowes compelling study of the impact of the Second World War over the last seven decades helps explain our world One of the delights of the book is that it deals with individuals as much as it does big ideas. It is to be enjoyed, even as it illuminates, alarms and provokes. ProspectKEITH LOWE is the author of the critically-acclaimed Inferno: The Devastation of Hamburg 1943, and Savage Continent, an international bestseller and the winner of both the Hessell-Tiltman Prize for History (2013), and Italys prestigious Cherasco History Prize (2015). He lectures on both sides of the Atlantic, appears on TV and radio in Europe and the US, and writes for a variety of magazines and newspapers around the world. He lives in north London with his wife and children.; Title: The Fear and the Freedom: How the Second World War Changed Us
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Dave Grove; Dave Grove; Department of Computer Science & Engineering; University of Washington,; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA;Office:;Chateau Sieg 110.; Work;I spend most of my time playing with;Cecil.;Cecil is a new pure object-oriented langauge that we are using;as a vehicle for integrated research in the areas of language design,;programming environments, and optimizing compilers.; I also used to be one of the hordes of consultants hanging around;the fringes of the;SPIN;project. Now that I'm actually attempting to graduate sometime soonish, I;do this much less frequently.; Papers I've authored or co-authored.; Play; The day just wouldn't be complete without a Dilbert;fix. Here's a strip that;hits a little too close to home!;;I am currently managing an underacheiving;fantasy football team.; I used to spend my summers in New Hampshire, working with these guys at Wah-Tut-Ca Scout;Reservation (Greater;Lowell Council, BSA).;Here's a picture of a Wah-Tut-Ca;sunset, taken right from my cabin. Just for kicks, here's another one.; Every once in a while, the boys in my office do something silly.;Our;white water rafting trip was especially cool.; After spending a few months in Toronto, I drove back to;Seattle and took a number of detours along the way. Here are some;hihglights from the trip.;[email protected];
Target text information: CSE501 Home page;CSE 501: Implementation of Programming Languages;Important Course Information;Meeting times; M, W, F from 2:30 to 3:20 in Sieg 226; Instructor; Craig Chambers (chambers@cs), office hours: T, Th 11-12, Sieg 309.; TAs; Jeff Dean (jdean@cs) and;Dave Grove (grove@cs), office hours: M, F from 10:30 to 11:30. Come find us in Chateau 110 and we'll go to the Chateau conference room.;Archives;Slides from lecture are available here.;Slides from the Cecil language turorial are available;here.;Handouts are available here.;Reading assignments are available here.;The full reading list for the class is available here.;Messages sent to the cs501@cs mailing list are archived here.;Project;The course project is to implement some sort of program analysis and;transformation in the Vortex compiler. Vortex is an optimizing;compiler for object-oriented languages, and is written in Cecil.;;More information about the Vortex compiler can be found on the Cecil;project home page.;;Some Cecil manuals can be found; here.;Other Resources;More information about compiler and language research can be found on;Mark Leone's programming language research page.;[email protected];
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Close to 700 photos featuretheir subject matter is fascinating, including a shot of USAAF B-29 42-6256 that landed at Tsentralnaya Uglovaya in July 1944. (Aeroplane Monthly)I can't muster enough superlatives to praise this supremely informative, admirably balanced study. It's worth every penny, pence, and Pfennig you have. And it enjoys my strongest recommendation. (Cybermodeler)This is surely the most comprehensive study of the topic published in English to date. (Air Modeller)If you have no other book on Lend-Lease to the Soviet Union then this will be a rewarding purchase. (The Catalina News)This book is an impressive work and is an essential, unbiased and comprehensive historical document of a subject often referred too, but largely misunderstood. (Classic Wings)I can't muster enough superlatives to praise this supremely informative, admirably balanced study. It's worth every penny, pence, and Pfennig you have. And it enjoys my strongest recommendation. (Cybermodeller)Vladimir Kotelnikov was born in Moscow on 9 December 1951. He graduated from the Moscow Aviation Institute (University) in 1975 and was engaged in research and development in the area of high-temperature strength. Vladimir defended the academic degree of the Candidate of Science in 1981 and read lectures on aircraft piston engine design at the Moscow Aviation Institute. Since the 1980s Kotelnikov has conducted archive research on the history of Russian aviation of the inter-war and WWII period. In addition, he has paid specific attention to the history of foreign aircraft testing and operations in Russia. As the result of his work he published several hundred articles and dozens of books in Russia, Ukraine, Poland, UK, France, Germany, Spain, and US, among them - Lend-Lease and Soviet Aviation, Americans in Russia, Russian Piston Aero Engines, Early Russian Jet Engines, Air War Over Khalkhin Gol, Le Petlyakov Pe-2 and others. Being an aviation historian, he received a diploma as a professor of the Academy of Aviation and Aeronautics Science and currently acts as a consultant on piston aero engine design to Russian aviation museums as well as to different aircraft restoration groups. Since 2003 Vladimir has held the post of an editor of the Aviakollektsiya aviation history magazine, published in Moscow.; Title: Lend-Lease and Soviet Aviation in the Second World War
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: ". . . full of valuable information including detailed accounts of aerial combat, and is quite a bargain. Four out of five stars!" - Air Classics Magazine"Pays justifiable tribute to the Vietnamese pilots who flew against the United States." - VVA Veteran"This new title could very well be the best of the books written by Toperczer about North Vietnamese MiGs and their pilots. The book is more than a rehash of earlier works published by Osprey, and an astute reader will note the page count has increased by 16 pages, allowing for the inclusion of many photos of the MiG-21 during the war. With artist Gareth Hectors exciting cover painting and regular Osprey artist Jim Lauriers illustrations, its more than worth its modest price. I highly recommend it." - Peter Mersky, Naval Aviation NewsDr. Istvn Toperczer is a flight surgeon with the Hungarian Air Force. In his spare time, he has become one of the few individuals from outside Vietnam to be given open access to the files of the Vietnamese People's Air Force (VPAF). He has made numerous visits to Hanoi and other Vietnamese cities in the past 20 years, and has interviewed many of the leading aces from the war years. He has written two titles in Osprey's Combat Aircraft series: MiG-17 and MiG-19 Units of the Vietnam War and MiG-21 Units of the Vietnam War.Jim Laurier is a native of New England, growing up in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. He has been drawing since he could hold a pencil and throughout his life he has worked in many mediums creating artwork on a variety of subjects. He has worked on the Osprey Aviation list since 2000, and in that time he has produced some of the finest artwork seen in these volumes.; Title: MiG-21 Aces of the Vietnam War (Aircraft of the Aces)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: To be sure, the information provided is informative and for those who don't know the difference between an A6M2 type 22 and A6M2 type 32 or just need something for a quick reminder, then this one is perfect The end result is a book that is useful for all the fully operational types so listed and as such is what makes it such a fine primer on Japanese WWII aircraft. Recommended for those 'getting their feet wet' into the subject. (Modeling Madness)"This is one very greatly illustrated book. It will be of much interest to both aviation enthusiasts and modelers of Japanese aircraft." (AMPS Indianapolis)As a handy reference on Japanese warplanes, this cannot be beat. The fact that the specifications of all the major variants are given is more than worth the price All in all, it is the best small volume of its kind that I have read, with more than enough information for the casual reader or plane aficionado. (A Wargamers Needful Things); Title: Japanese Aircraft of World War II: 1937-1945 (Technical Guides)
Target text information: Description: Norman Franks is a respected historian and author. Previous titles for Pen and Sword include, In the Footsteps of the Red Baron (1990) The Fighting Cocks (2010), Fighter Pilots Over Burma (2014), Great War Fighter Aces (2014) and Dowding's Eagles (2015). He lives in Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex.; Title: Fighter Commands Air War 1941: RAF Circus Operations and Fighter Sweeps Against the Luftwaffe
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "Excellent...places the Ku Klux Klan where it belongs: at the center of Florida and U.S. history." -- The Journal of Southern History, November 2004In vivid, comprehensive, and often grim details, Invisible Empire charts 130 years of Ku Klux Klan activity in Florida, one of the Klan's most violent and enduring realms.Beginning with the chaotic days of Reconstruction, when Klansmen killed more than 150 victims in a single county, this important history describes the organizations influence on Florida politics and its links to modern law enforcement. From the KKK's heyday during the 1920s and 1930s, its alignment in the 1970s and 1980s with a growing crop of neo-Nazis and other cultists, and its emergence in the 1990s on the fring of the "right-to-life" movement, Florida Klansmen have waged a constant war against progressive society. Their crimes range from petty vandalism to assassination and destruction of entire communities. Florida governors have courted Klan ballots, and high-ranking lawmen collaborated with the Klan in campaigns of arson and murder.In addition to recounting tales of violence, Newton addresses the critical question of how the hooded night riders continue to survive--a bitter, marginalized extremist movement that is still marching in what is arguably the Deep South's most progressive and ethnically diverse state. He also discusses how to curb guerrilla warfare before the Klan and its allies inaugurate a new century of terror.; Title: The Invisible Empire: The Ku Klux Klan in Florida (Florida History and Culture)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Dr. Marvin Dunn taught in the Department of Psychology at Florida International University for 34 years, retiring as chairman of the department in 2006. He earned his PhD in psychology from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. He co-authored The Miami Riot of 1980: Crossing the Bounds (1984), with Bruce Porter, and authored Black Miami in the Twentieth Century (1997), and The Beast In Florida: A History of Anti-Black Violence (2012). He has directed three documentary films: Black Seminoles in the Bahamas: The Red Bays Story; Murder on the Suwannee River: The Willie James Howard Story; and Rosewood Uncovered.; Title: A History of Florida: Through Black Eyes
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: A chastening reminder that many are still missing the point [of black history in America], and even that the point may be more elusive than we thought. . . . Scattered throughout the book are many fascinating stories.--Times Literary SupplementThis set of essays comes at exactly the moment we need them.--Journal of American HistoryWhat is important about these essays is not what they tell about the past, but what they say about the efforts of public historians to break down the barriers that have made slavery and its legacy invisible at public venues. An outstanding collection.--Choice"A fascinating collection of essays on the difficulties historians have faced in examining, recording, and reconciling American slavery in the context of a nation founded on principles of liberty and individual rights. . . . An enlightening look at how slavery is documented and presented in the nation's collective memory.--BooklistThe history and the continuing resonance of slavery is one of the last great unmentionables in public discourse. This grand and groundbreaking volume does much to illuminate the challenges, ambiguities, and risks faced by those who dare to interpret the 'peculiar institution' outside of the academy. As this work clearly demonstrates, public history is not for the faint of heart.--Lonnie G. Bunch, founding director, National Museum of African American History and CultureAmericans seem perpetually surprised by slavery--its extent (North as well as South), its span (over half of our four centuries of Anglo settlement), and its continuing influence. Slavery and Public History will help us all to remember and understand, so we can remove the vestiges of slavery that still affect us.--James W. Loewen, author of Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong and Sundown Towns: A Hidden Dimension of American RacismAn invigorating book, written by historians who have emerged from the archives to grapple with misleading and hurtful tales that have been part of our national tradition. In these vibrant accounts boring history becomes lively practice, and the American public shows that it can embrace new research, more complex understandings, and more honest interpretation. I'll never take the words on a historic marker for granted again.--Linda K. Kerber, author of No Constitutional Right to Be Ladies: Women and the Obligations of CitizenshipDestined to become a popular text in museum studies and public history courses, Slavery and Public History also merits attention from anyone interested in the history of slavery, memory, and contemporary American culture.--H-Net Reviews; Title: Slavery and Public History: The Tough Stuff of American Memory
Target text information: Description: A . . . triumph, breaking new ground not just as a civil rights history but also demonstrating the powerful role that oral and public history have to play in how we understand the past and shape contemporary social justice movements.Florida Historical Quarterly“Provides new insights into the torturous legacy of race in Miami through the vantage point of Virginia Beach.”—Paul S. George, author of Along the Miami River   “With ample measures of passion and research, Bush has written a remarkable book about a special place: Virginia Key, a reminder of the possibilities of protest and change.”—Gary R. Mormino, author of Land of Sunshine, State of Dreams: A Social History of Modern Florida   “Illuminates the African American contribution to the ways in which we understand and attach meaning to the notion of public spaces.”—Robert Cassanello, author of To Render Invisible: Jim Crow and Public Life in New South Jacksonville; Title: White Sand Black Beach: Civil Rights, Public Space, and Miamis Virginia Key
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: This book examines the Allied joint project to invade Burma by air. Based on review of hundreds of documents, as well as interviews with surviving Air Commandos, this is the history of a colorful, autonomous and highly effective military unit that included some of the most recognizable names of the era.; Title: Project 9: The Birth of the Air Commandos in World War II (American Military Experience)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "With Their Bare Hands is an unvarnished examination of all corners of the battlefield, filled with failures and setbacks, courage and fear, noble sacrifices and, in many places unnecessary casualties. Mr. Fax considers the battle on its own terms and n its own time, allowing the reader an unfiltered view of combat and confusion and command decisions--both wise and unwise." - Matthew J. Davenport, The Wall Street Journal"Superb account of the final, violent throes of World War I . . . compelling account of the hastily assembled, lightly trained American Expeditionary Forces." - Tony Perry, Los Angeles Times"Based on meticulous research Gene Faxs fascinating account of the poorly trained 79th Division in the Meuse-Argonne offensive tells us much about how inexperience, poor communications and inadequate support compelled that divisions courageous soldiers to fight 'with their bare hands.' Fax tells the amazing story of how the American Expeditionary Force and the 79th Division overcame many errors and false ideas and paid a high price learning how to fight effectively." - Brigadier General (ret.) Robert A. Doughty"The men of the AEFs 79th Division were warriors for the working day: civilians in uniform. Their training was minimal, their cohesion limited, their tactics defying four years of Western Front experience. Yet the 79ths first assignment was to take one of the best-defended position in the Argonne Forest. It became a compound disaster. But the divisions subsequent recovery is a case study in American soldiers often-demonstrated high learning curve and the AEFs contribution to victory in 1918. Gene Faxs new history of the 79th Division is a masterful study of the long and difficult road to victory." - Professor Dennis Showalter"Ordered to capture the heavily fortified high-ground of Montfaucon on the first day of Meuse-Argonne, the doughboys of 79th Division-fresh from Baltimore, Washington and Philadelphia-proved themselves as brave and tenacious soldiers. With Their Bare Hands is a fine testament to their courage under fire and a compelling work of history by Gene Fax." - Mitchell Yockelson, author of FORTY-SEVEN DAYS: HOW PERSHING'S WARRIOR'S CAME OF AGE TO DEFEAT THE GERMAN ARMY IN WORLD WAR I"A careful study of a little-remembered division, in a little-remembered battle, in a little-remembered war. All of which is a pity, because as Gene Fax points out, the accomplishments of the 79th Division were remarkable and reflected better on the record of the American Expeditionary Force than historians often assume. A meticulous story, compellingly told." - Eliot Cohen, author of THE BIG STICK: THE LIMITS OF SOFT POWER AND THE NECESSITY OF MILITARY FORCEGene Fax has written over two hundred research reports, policy papers, and proposals. An engineering graduate of MIT, he spent eight years conducting research and tactical studies in antisubmarine warfare for the U.S. Navy. He is the cofounder of The Cadmus Group, Inc., which specializes in development, evaluation, and policy research in environmental protection, energy efficiency, and sustainable development. In preparation for With Their Bare Hands, Gene spent seventeen years researching in archives across the U.S.; Title: With Their Bare Hands: General Pershing, the 79th Division, and the battle for Montfaucon
Target text information: Description: William T. Y'Blood, a pilot in the U.S. Air Force and later in commercial aviation, served as a historian for the Air Force. The author of eight books on World War II aviation topics, he died in 2006, just after completing this book.; Title: Air Commandos Against Japan: Allied Special Operations in World War II Burma
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1-hop neighbor's text information: No Title; Jean-Loup Baer, Professor;and Adjunct Professor of Electrical Engineering,;received the Diplome d'Ingénieur in Electrical;Enginering and the Doctorat 3e cycle in Computer Science from the;Université de Grenoble (France) and the Ph.D. from UCLA in 1968.;Prior to joining the University of Washington in 1969,;he was a Research Engineer with the Laboratoire de;Calcul, Université de Grenoble, and a member of the Digital Technology;Group at UCLA (1966-69). His present interests are in parallel and;distributed processing and computer systems architecture.;He is author or coauthor of more than 60 papers in these;areas and the author of the textbook ``Computer Systems Architecture'';(Computer Science Press, 1980).;Professor Baer has served as an IEEE Computer Science Distinguished;Visitor, and was an ACM National Lecturer. He is a Guggenheim Fellow,;an IEEE Fellow,;an editor of the Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing,;and of the Journal of Computer Languages. He has served as;Program Chairman for the 1977 International Conference on Parallel;Processing, as co-Program Chairman for the 10th International;Symposium on Computer Architecture, and as General co-Chairman of;the 17th International;Symposium on Computer Architecture. He is currently Chair of ACM SIGARCH.;Eighteen Ph.D. students have completed their dissertation under Professor;Baer's direction. Twelve of them work in industry or research laboratories;and six are in;academia.;Although he has been in the U.S.A. for over 30 years, Dr. Baer has;had no difficulty in retaining his French accent.; Courses; CSE 378; CSE 590g; Recent research projects; Look under the Computer architecture page. Projects in which I am/was involved are:; Cache coherence protocols for cluster architectures and improved protocols for single bus systems.; Use and performance of software primitives for clusters (to appear in HPCA-3); Prefetching in uniprocessors, via hardware (see also IEEE TC May 95)and comparison;with;non-blocking caches (see also ASPLOS-V); prefetching in multiprocessors;(cf. ISCA 94); Impact of speculative execution on I-caches , see; Dennis Lee home page and;ISCA 95.; Parallel trace-driven simulations: conservative approach (see also ICPP 95);; optimistic;approach and their comparison (see also Distributed Simulation 95);
Target text information: CSE 590g, Architecture Lunch;CSE 590g - Architecture Lunch;Course organizer:;Jean-Loup;Baer;Meeting time:;Tuesdays, 12:30pm to 1:20pm, in MOR 226;CSE590G, aka "architecture lunch", will continue this quarter with;almost the same format as previous years,;i.e., selection of papers to be discussed;at the beginning of the quarter, distribution on week n of;the paper to;be read during the week and discussed at week (n+1). There might;be a few formal presentations of work in progress by;esteemed members of the "lunch". Mostly;we'll have (hopefully heated) discussions;on papers from the literature.;The only difference between this quarter and previous quarters;is that we'll start by reading the position papers from;participants of a recent NSF Workshop on;Critical issues in Computer Architecture Research.;You can get a copy here;Reading these positions papers will lead us to one or more;themes of papers to read this quarter.;With many thanks to Ruth Anderson, Molly Brown, Ori Gershony,;and Matthai Philipose a tabular summary of;the Gurus positions can be found;here;For those of you who are new, our usual format is for one of the;students to lead the discussion of the papers, either informally;or with slides. Credit for the course is variable: 2 credits if;you present, 1 if you just read.;The first meeting (organization meeting);will be Tuesday October 1 at 12:30 in;MOR 226;On Tuesday Oct 22, we will read:;Value locality and Load value prediction by Lipasti, Wilkerson and Shen, ASPLOS VII pp 138-147.;All ASPLOS-VII papers are on line. Follow the links from:;ASPLOS-advance;program;I have put a short;bibliography of PIM (processor in memory);on line. I'd appreciate volunteers for the;Saulsbury, Burger and M-machine papers.;On Tuesday Oct 29, we'll read;Ashley Saulsbury, Fong Pong, and Andreas Nowatzyk;"Missing the Memory Wall: The Case for Processor/Memory Integration";ISCA 1996 pp 90-101;On Tuesday Nov 5, we'll read;M.Fillo, S.Keckler, W.Dally et al.;"The M-machine multicomputer";Micro 28 1995 (available on the net: follow the;M-machine;link. );On Tuesday Nov 12, we'll read;Doug Burger, Stefanos Kaxiras, and James R. Goodman;"DataScalar Architectures and the SPSD Execution Model";University of Wisconsin-Madison Computer Sciences Department;Technical Report 1317, July 1996.;available on the net;On Tuesday Nov 19, we'll read;"Intelligent RAM (IRAM): Chips that remember and compute";by Patterson, Anderson, Cardwell, Fromm, Keeton, Kozyrakis, Thomas;and Yelick. The paper is available;here;We are fortunate that one of the authors, Prof. Tom Anderson,;will present the paper.;To subscribe to the CSE 590g mailing list, send email to the;majordomo mailing list at "majordomo@cs"; the mail's contents should;include the line "subscribe cse590g". Leave the "Subject:" line;blank. You should shortly receive a message back saying "welcome".;[email protected];
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Gillian Hutchinson is Curator Emerita at the National Maritime Museum Greenwich, where she was Curator of Archaeology and Curator of the History of Cartography from 1980 to 2015.The National Maritime Museum is the world's largest maritime museum, telling stories of Britain's epic relationship with the sea global exploration, cultural exchange and human endurance.; Title: Sir John Franklin's Erebus and Terror Expedition: Lost and Found
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: On December 14, 1911, the classical age of polar exploration ended when Norway's Roald Amundsen conquered the South Pole. His competitor for the prize, Britain's Robert Scott, arrived one month later--but died on the return with four of his men only 11 miles from their next cache of supplies. But it was Scott, ironically, who became the legend, Britain's heroic failure, "a monument to sheer ambition and bull-headed persistence. His achievement was to perpetuate the romantic myth of the explorer as martyr, and ... to glorify suffering and self-sacrifice as ends in themselves." The world promptly forgot about Amundsen.Biographer Ronald Huntford's attempt to restore Amundsen to glory, first published in 1979 under the title Scott and Amundsen, has been thawed as part of the Modern Library Exploration series, captained by Jon Krakauer (of Into Thin Air fame). The Last Place on Earth is a complex and fascinating account of the race for this last great terrestrial goal, and it's pointedly geared toward demythologizing Scott. Though this was the age of the amateur explorer, Amundsen was a professional: he left little to chance, apprenticed with Eskimos, and obsessed over every detail. While Scott clung fast to the British rule of "No skis, no dogs," Amundsen understood that both were vital to survival, and they clearly won him the Pole.Amundsen in Huntford's view is the "last great Viking" and Scott his bungling opposite: "stupid ... recklessly incompetent," and irresponsible in the extreme--failings that cost him and his teammates their lives. Yet for all of Scott's real or exaggerated faults, he understood far better than Amundsen the power of a well-crafted sentence. Scott's diaries were recovered and widely published, and if the world insisted on lionizing Scott, it was partly because he told a better story. Huntford's bias aside, it's clear that both Scott and Amundsen were valiant and deeply flawed. "Scott ... had set out to be an heroic example. Amundsen merely wanted to be first at the pole. Both had their prayers answered." --Svenja Soldovieri"A remarkably vivid picture of the agonies and feuds, as well as joys,of polar exploration . . . a fascinating book."--The New York Times"An extraordinarily rich reading experience."--Los Angeles Times; Title: The Last Place on Earth: Scott and Amundsen's Race to the South Pole, Revised and Updated (Modern Library Exploration)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "A gripping account of 'the most extensive scientific expedition in history,' whose impressive results were certainly matched by its duration and miseries. A rapidly paced story of adventure 'to be appreciated as a reminder of the power of nature and of the struggle and triumph over disaster...and of the powerful urge to persevere and return home.'"Kirkus Reviews"[An] excellent work of historical reconstruction that will enamor fans of the Age of Exploration."Booklist"Island of the Blue Foxes is a rip-roaring tale of adventures, hardship, sacrifice, human hubris and--dare I say--madness...set in inhospitable landscapes and told with breezy energy. Wonderful."Andrea Wulf, author of The Invention of Nature: Alexander Humboldt's New World"One of the most significant and harrowing expeditions in the annals of European and American exploration, the Bering voyages remain largely unknown to modern readers. Inspired by the European Enlightenment, Peter the Great and his successor Empress Anna sent Danish navigator Vitus Bering 5,000 miles eastward across Siberia, then another 3,000 miles across the Pacific to the unknown coasts of North America, decades before Captain Cook's well-known voyages. Bering left his name on a sea and a strait, and his naturalist Steller identified dozens of unknown plants and animals in the New World, but perhaps the most inspiring legacy is the remarkable forbearance and human ingenuity employed by the expedition's survivors in the face of scurvy, starvation, and shipwreck. A gifted chronicler of Northern exploration, Stephen Bown tells this incredible tale with grace, authority, and a deep grasp of its significance."Peter Stark, author of Astoria: John Jacob Astor and Thomas Jefferson's Lost Pacific Empire"Bown's readable history should elevate Bering into the top tier of explorers. For fans of adventure, exploration, and discovery."Library Journal"[A] little-known, white-knuckle tale of ambition, ingenuity and the raw fight for survival. Bown has a stellar track record of chronicling the larger-than-life tales of explorers...An amazing story, both in its intimate details of day-to-day adventure and survival and its large-scale political and scientific implications."Calgary Herald"Brings North American readers into a part of history seldom written about anywhere."CBC News"A worthwhile read and perhaps one of [Bown's] best. In sharing what is a remarkable story of Arctic exploration, Bown has added a welcome addition to what is already a rich catalogue of books about the Arctic and maritime exploration."Rocky Mountain Outlook"[Bown] has weaved a story which details the highs and lows of one of the greatest expeditions in world history and one which has been largely forgotten by mainstream humanity. Consequently, this book is an opportunity for all to learn about Bering and his contributions to the geographic and scientific knowledge gained as a result of his efforts."New York Journal of Books"Well-written, fast-paced."Portland Book ReviewStephen R. Bown is author of The Last Viking: The Life of Roald Amundsen and White Eskimo: Knud Rasmussen's Fearless Journey into the Heart of the Arctic, which won the Williams Mills Award for the best book on the Arctic in 2016. His award-winning books, including Scurvy and Madness, Betrayal, and the Lash, have led to a reputation as "Canada's Simon Winchester."; Title: Island of the Blue Foxes: Disaster and Triumph on the World's Greatest Scientific Expedition (A Merloyd Lawrence Book)
Target text information: Description: "[Capelotti's] book is an excellent read that has the makings of a script for a dramatic film. For the discerning scholar, it is an essential work for further research on an increasingly important region in the High Arctic all too frequently passed over or simplified in mainstream historiography of polar geography and exploration."-Aant Elzinga, Polar Research"Capelotti's purpose is to describe what happened and analyze why the expeditions failed so abysmally. Thanks to access to new source material and close reading of the correspondence, the author acts like a detective on the trail of the various expeditions, from the political background to the treacherous ice to the incompetent leadership. This is no hero story, but more often it has the aspect of a doomed plot. With the key at times the logistical details - the number of polar bears shot, killed and slaughtered sled dogs and ponies all presented with chilling objectivity - Capelotti evokes a picture of both astonishing dedication and icy futility."-Torgny Nordin, Svenska DagbladetA "succession of engagingly written and sometimes brilliantly researched volumes has produced new and detailed accounts of one expedition after another, enriching the official published and archival resources with newsprint, memorabilia and the letters and diaries of participants preserved by their descendants. Peter Capelotti is one such exploration historian, who in 2013 published Shipwreck at Cape Flora, a fine account of the five voyages of the British amateur yachtsman Benjamin Leigh Smith to Svalbard and Franz Josef Land in the 1870s and 80s. Now he has written an even more impressive portrayal of three more expeditions to [Franz Josef Land]... And P. J. Capelotti is surely right in attributing the disabling paralysis of indecision that overcame all three leaders to their growing realization of the appalling gap between the breezy promises they had made in New York and the physical and mental reality of a long-distance dogsled journey over sea ice. It was a gap that none of them ever came close to bridging." -Jonathan Dore, Times Literary Supplement"P. J. Capelotti's deeply researched, lively, and riveting The Greatest Show in the Arctic should by all rights bring Franz Josef Land fully into view. This magisterial volume joins Capelotti's earlier work on the archipelago in displaying a limber scholarly attention to turn-of-the-twentieth-century Norwegian, British, and American exploration. He brings historical methods to bear on the material and writes with wit and energy..."-Hester Blum, Arctic"P.J. Capelotti's latest book seems a natural outgrowth and culminationof interests that have occupied him for a number of years... Therefore,Capelotti (Professor of Anthropology at Pennsylvania State University,Abington campus) is eminently qualified to write this thorough study ofthe three American expeditions that attempted to reach the North Polefrom the remote islands above Arctic Russia. He does not disappoint."-Robert M. Bryce, Polar RecordThe Greatest Show in the Arctic was short-listed for the 2018 William Mills Prize, which is awarded every two years by the Polar Libraries Colloquy.; Title: The Greatest Show in the Arctic: The American Exploration of Franz Josef Land, 18981905 (American Exploration and Travel Series)
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Speech/Gesture Interface to a Visual Computing Environment for Molecular Biologists In recent years there has been tremendous progress in 3D, immersive display and virtual reality (VR) technologies. Scientific visualization of data is one of many applications that has benefited from this progress. To fully exploit the potential of these applications in the new environment there is a need for "natural" interfaces that allow the manipulation of such displays without burdensome attachments. This paper describes the use of visual hand gesture analysis enhanced with speech recognition for developing a bimodal gesture/speech interface for controlling a 3-D display. The interface augments an existing application, VMD, which is a VR visual computing environment for molecular biologists. The free hand gestures are used for manipulating the 3-D graphical display together with a set of speech commands. We concentrate on the visual gesture analysis techniques used in developing this interface. The dual modality of gesture/speech is found to greatly aid the interaction capability....
1-hop neighbor's text information: Extraction and Classification of Visual Motion Patterns for Hand Gesture Recognition We present a new method for extracting and classifying motion patterns to recognize hand gestures. First, motion segmentation of the image sequence is generated based on a multiscale transform and attributed graph matching of regions across frames. This produces region correspondences and their affine transformations. Second, color information of motion regions is used to determine skin regions. Third, human head and palm regions are identified based on the shape and size of skin areas in motion. Finally, affine transformations defining a region's motion between successive frames are concatenated to construct the region's motion trajectory. Gestural motion trajectories are then classified by a time-delay neural network trained with backpropagation learning algorithm. Our experimental results show that hand gestures can be recognized well using motion patterns. 1 Introduction This paper is concerned with the problem of detecting two-dimensional motion across image frames and classifyi...
1-hop neighbor's text information: Three-dimensional PC: toward novel forms of human-computer interaction The ongoing integration of IT systems is offering computer users a wide range of new (networked) services and the access to an explosively growing host of multimedia information. Consequently, apart from the currently established computer tasks, the access and exchange of information is generally considered as the driving computer application of the next decade. Major advances are required in the development of the human-computer interface, in order to enable end-users with the most varied backgrounds to master the added functionalities of their computers with ease, and to make the use of computers in general an enjoyable experience. Research efforts in computer science are concentrated on user interfaces that support the highly evolved human perception and interaction capabilities better than today's 2D graphic user interfaces with a mouse and keyboard. Thanks to the boosting computing power of general purpose computers, highly interactive interfaces are becoming feasible supporting a...
Target text information: Visual Interpretation of Hand Gestures for Human-Computer Interaction: A Review The use of hand gestures provides an attractive alternative to cumbersome interface devices for human-computer interaction (HCI). In particular, visual interpretation of hand gestures can help in achieving the ease and naturalness desired for HCI. We survey the literature on vision-based hand gesture recognition within the context of its role in HCI. The number of approaches to video-based hand gesture recognition has grown in recent years. Thus, the need for systematization and analysis of different aspects of gestural interaction has developed. We discuss a complete model of hand gestures that possesses both spatial and dynamic properties of human hand gestures and can accommodate for all their natural types. Two classes of models that have been employed for interpretation of hand gestures for HCI are considered. The first utilizes 3D models of the human hand, while the second relies on the appearance of the human hand in the image. Investigation of model parameters and analysis feat...
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Geraldine Pinch is an Egyptologist at the Oriental Institute of Oxford University and a Member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Ancient Near Eastern Religions. She is the author of Magic in Ancient Egypt and Egyptian Myth: A Very Short Introduction.; Title: Egyptian Mythology: A Guide to the Gods, Goddesses, and Traditions of Ancient Egypt
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Carol A. R. Andrews served as Assistant Keeper/Senior Research Assistant in the Department of Egyptian Antiquities at the British Museum from 1971 to 2000.James Wasserman is an author and book designer whose innovative vision shaped this unique book.J. Daniel Gunther is an Egyptological scholar and the author of several works on esoteric symbolism.Dr. Raymond O. Faulkner (d. 1982) was a renowned British Egyptologist, the translator of many important ancient texts, and the author of numerous scholarly publications.Dr. Ogden Goelet, Jr. is a Clinical Professor of Egyptian Language and Culture in the Department of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies at New York University.; Title: The Egyptian Book of the Dead: The Book of Going Forth by Day: The Complete Papyrus of Ani Featuring Integrated Text and Full-Color Images
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Engrossing and lavishly illustrated, this survey demonstrates once again why Greek mythology is so enduringly popular. Greek lit prof Buxton (Imaginary Greece: the Contexts of Mythology) treats the subject thematically, covering Greek origin myths, the character and functions of the Olympian gods, the exploits of heroes, the Homeric epics and the sagas of the House of Atreus and other tragic clans in which there is a "seamless connectionbetween heroic exploits and domestic catastrophes." Maps and family trees are provided to chart the progress of mythic quests and to help keep straight the tangled ancestry and couplings of gods and mortals, along with hundreds of superb photos of landscapes, ruins and objets dart that steep readers in the atmospherics of ancient Greece. Buxton does not bowdlerize the elements of rape, incest, adultery, homosexuality, castration, bestiality, phallic overstimulation and Dionysian abandon in these stories, or the ubiquitous motif of parents devouring (and regurgitating) their children. But he is alive to their more profound psychological and social import. As mythic cycles of violence and retribution, hubris and nemesis play themselves out, he pegs them as explorations in extremis of the tensions people feel as they are torn between squabbling relatives, family and polis, or duty and fate. Buxtons engagingly written blend of erudition and insight makes these primordial tales seem fresh again.Copyright Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.Engrossing and lavishly illustrated, this survey demonstrates once again why Greek mythology is so enduringly popular.... Buxtons engagingly written blend of erudition and insight makes these primordial tales seem fresh again. - Publishers Weekly; Title: The Complete World of Greek Mythology
Target text information: Description: Martin R. Phillips is an extremely passionate historian, archaeologist, and most recently a writer. Ever since Martin was a young boy he has been fascinated with ancient cultures and civilizations. In 1990, Martin graduated with distinction from the University of Cambridge with a double major in History and Archaeology. Upon graduation, Martin worked as an archeologist and travelled the world working in various excavation sites. Over the years, while working as an archaeologist, Martin became very well cultured and gained great insights into some of the most historic civilizations to ever exist. This first hand insight into the ancient cultures of the world is what sparked Martin's newest passion, history writing and story telling. In 2012, Martin decided to retire from archeology to focus on writing. Over the years he has seen and experienced a great deal of fascinating things from all over world. Martin now spends the majority of his free time putting all of his research, experience, and thoughts onto paper in an attempt to share his knowledge of the ancient cultures with the world. Over the past few years Martin has excelled in his writings. His narrative style has a way of combining the cold hard facts with a story teller's intrigue which makes for an excellent reading experience. "Live your life to the fullest and enjoy the journey!" - Martin R. Phillips; Title: Mythology: The Ancient Secrets of the Greeks, Egyptians, Vikings, and the Norse
I provide the content of the target node and its neighbors' information. The relation between the target node and its 1-hop neighbors is 'co-purchase'. The 12 categories are:
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Geraldine Pinch is an Egyptologist at the Oriental Institute of Oxford University and a Member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Ancient Near Eastern Religions. She is the author of Magic in Ancient Egypt and Egyptian Myth: A Very Short Introduction.; Title: Egyptian Mythology: A Guide to the Gods, Goddesses, and Traditions of Ancient Egypt
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Carol A. R. Andrews served as Assistant Keeper/Senior Research Assistant in the Department of Egyptian Antiquities at the British Museum from 1971 to 2000.James Wasserman is an author and book designer whose innovative vision shaped this unique book.J. Daniel Gunther is an Egyptological scholar and the author of several works on esoteric symbolism.Dr. Raymond O. Faulkner (d. 1982) was a renowned British Egyptologist, the translator of many important ancient texts, and the author of numerous scholarly publications.Dr. Ogden Goelet, Jr. is a Clinical Professor of Egyptian Language and Culture in the Department of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies at New York University.; Title: The Egyptian Book of the Dead: The Book of Going Forth by Day: The Complete Papyrus of Ani Featuring Integrated Text and Full-Color Images
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Engrossing and lavishly illustrated, this survey demonstrates once again why Greek mythology is so enduringly popular. Greek lit prof Buxton (Imaginary Greece: the Contexts of Mythology) treats the subject thematically, covering Greek origin myths, the character and functions of the Olympian gods, the exploits of heroes, the Homeric epics and the sagas of the House of Atreus and other tragic clans in which there is a "seamless connectionbetween heroic exploits and domestic catastrophes." Maps and family trees are provided to chart the progress of mythic quests and to help keep straight the tangled ancestry and couplings of gods and mortals, along with hundreds of superb photos of landscapes, ruins and objets dart that steep readers in the atmospherics of ancient Greece. Buxton does not bowdlerize the elements of rape, incest, adultery, homosexuality, castration, bestiality, phallic overstimulation and Dionysian abandon in these stories, or the ubiquitous motif of parents devouring (and regurgitating) their children. But he is alive to their more profound psychological and social import. As mythic cycles of violence and retribution, hubris and nemesis play themselves out, he pegs them as explorations in extremis of the tensions people feel as they are torn between squabbling relatives, family and polis, or duty and fate. Buxtons engagingly written blend of erudition and insight makes these primordial tales seem fresh again.Copyright Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.Engrossing and lavishly illustrated, this survey demonstrates once again why Greek mythology is so enduringly popular.... Buxtons engagingly written blend of erudition and insight makes these primordial tales seem fresh again. - Publishers Weekly; Title: The Complete World of Greek Mythology
Target text information: Description: Martin R. Phillips is an extremely passionate historian, archaeologist, and most recently a writer. Ever since Martin was a young boy he has been fascinated with ancient cultures and civilizations. In 1990, Martin graduated with distinction from the University of Cambridge with a double major in History and Archaeology. Upon graduation, Martin worked as an archeologist and travelled the world working in various excavation sites. Over the years, while working as an archaeologist, Martin became very well cultured and gained great insights into some of the most historic civilizations to ever exist. This first hand insight into the ancient cultures of the world is what sparked Martin's newest passion, history writing and story telling. In 2012, Martin decided to retire from archeology to focus on writing. Over the years he has seen and experienced a great deal of fascinating things from all over world. Martin now spends the majority of his free time putting all of his research, experience, and thoughts onto paper in an attempt to share his knowledge of the ancient cultures with the world. Over the past few years Martin has excelled in his writings. His narrative style has a way of combining the cold hard facts with a story teller's intrigue which makes for an excellent reading experience. "Live your life to the fullest and enjoy the journey!" - Martin R. Phillips; Title: Mythology: The Ancient Secrets of the Greeks, Egyptians, Vikings, and the Norse
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
Target text information: Richard Rogers' Home Page; Richard Rogers;[email protected];Computer Science & Engineering Department;University of Washington, FR-35;Seattle, WA 98195 USA;Office: Chateau Sieg 104; Phone: (206) 616-1843;Lab: Intelligent Systems Laboratry; Phone: (206) 685-7629;Research:;I have developed system software for the Systolic Cellular Array Machine (SCAM), a massively parallel image processing computer. The software includes a compiler, basic image processing and morphology libraries, and a simulator. You can obtain the software and papers about SCAM here.;I currently work on document layout extraction at the Intelligent Systems Lab. I am also helping to produce a document groundtruth database for the optical character recognition community.; Science Camps:;I am the Director of Computer Facilities at the Northwest Center For Environmental Education. NCEE offers a summer science camp for students of all ages in Washington's beautiful San Juan Islands.;I also work with the Science Splash! program at Seattle University. Splash! is a year-long National Science Foundation funded science program for 8th grade minority girls in the Seattle area.;Other Interests:;Corn snakes (Jessica, Ana, and Squishy, in order of increasing length);KUOW, UW's National Public Radio station;I bake the best pecan pie in Seattle;Last Modified: 08:53pm , February 20, 1996;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "A masterpiece of learning, thought, and insight. No serious student of the Middle Ages will fail to read and indeed reread this seminal work. I regard it as one of the finest and most important books on medieval history ever written." Norman F. Cantor, New York University"A remarkably thorough and instructive synthesis of much modern work which will be especially welcome." Annual Bulletin of Historical LiteratureFirst published in 1977, this comprehensive history of the great heretical movements of the Middle Ages provides a vivid account of the dark, often secret, world of dissent and protest against the medieval churches of Rome and Byzantium. Malcolm Lambert examines the origins and nature of these heresies, and looks at how medieval churchmen grappled with deviation, sometimes by preaching and argument, more often by armed force, imprisonment and the stake.The third edition retains the shape and time-scale of the previous editions, but assesses a new mood of scepticism among historians about the accuracy of accusations of heresy in the eleventh and twelfth centuries. It gives fresh insight into the inquisitional process, and the rise and fall of Catharism, and offers a new account of the moving dialogue between Bishop Fournier and the Waldensian deacon, Raymond de Sainte Foy, and of research on urban Waldensianism. In addition the author surveys the continuing flow of work on English Lollardy. These revisions enable both those who are familiar with the book and new readers to stay in touch with the most recent research on heretical movements.; Title: Medieval Heresy: Popular Movements from the Gregorian Reform to the Reformation
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: A quirky niche book that descends into obscure, even humdrum areas and makes them interesting. In the right hands, such a book can be a pleasure. This is the case with How to Plan a Crusade. - The New York Times Book ReviewBy concentrating on the prosaic methods of crusading rather than on the drama of the campaigns, as historians have traditionally done, Crusades expert Tyerman manages to demythologize the process. Tyerman provides a compelling, vivid sense of a lively, pragmatic, driven, and highly organized society. A fresh way to envision the Medieval era. - Kirkus ReviewsIntriguing. Recommended for scholars and medieval history aficionados. - Library JournalHis deeply researched study is dedicated to exploring the relationship between human reason and religious war in all its aspectsjustification, propaganda, recruitment, finance, logisticsto show us how 'reason made religious war possible.' - The London Review of BooksSerious and scholarly, the synthesis of decades of work on difficult, fragmented sources. An impressive and lively book, laced with wry asides and enough surprising details to pique the general reader. - Jessie Childs, The GuardianTyerman explores the role of reason in medieval wars in this must-read book for history buffs. - NBC-2Mining details on logistics 800 years ago is Tyerman's forte, and he throws them on to the page like chaff from a trebuchet. It is comprehensive, laying down a great skein of fact where there was only supposition (much of it false). And, as the West gears up for the crusade against Islamic State, it is horribly timely. - The Times (London)Fascinating not just for what it has to tell us about the Crusades, but for the mirror it holds up to today's religious extremism. - Tom Holland, The Mail on Sunday (UK)An impressive synthesis of a complicated subject, presented in elegant, readable prose. Not many historians could have done it. - The Spectator (UK)A real achievement. Tyerman is a virtuoso with the English language. Filled to the brim with rich descriptions of the intricate planning and preparations that Europeans conducted before their Crusades. There are few scholars today who could match [Tyermans] breadth of knowledge regarding the Crusades. Tyerman energetically (and rightly) argues that medieval people were just as rational as modern people. - The New CriterionChristopher Tyerman is Professor of the History of the Crusades at the University of Oxford; Fellow and Tutor in History at Hertford College, Oxford; and Lecturer in Medieval History at New College, Oxford. He has written extensively on the crusades in British publishing, most recently God's War: A New History of the Crusades and The Debate on the Crusades. He is also the editor of the Penguin Classics edition of the Chronicles of the First Crusade.; Title: How to Plan a Crusade: Religious War in the High Middle Ages
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Silvermans compelling rediscovery of the gun frontier, imaginatively conceived and deeply researched, is must reading. For nearly two centuries, indigenous peoples everywhere in North America waged devastating arms races with each other, enabled by, but seldom under the control of, Euro-Americans eager to sell their lethal wares in defiance of laws and their nations interests.Daniel K. Richter, author of Before the Revolution: Americas Ancient PastsAfter reading Thundersticks, no one will ever be able to question that guns were fundamental to colonialism and that American Indians wanted them, used them with ferocity, and that they changed Native life forever. Silverman makes it all so obvious in his utterly convincing and transformative book. He has literally rewritten American history.Robbie Ethridge, author of From Chicaza to Chickasaw: The European Invasion and the Transformation of the Mississippian World, 15401715Tracking the impact of firearms across different eras and areas as Native peoples incorporated them into their arsenals, economies, foreign policies, and cultures, David Silverman shows how guns shaped the colonial and indigenous history of the continent. No one has done anything quite like this before. A major achievement.Colin G. Calloway, author of The Victory with No Name: The Native American Defeat of the First American ArmySilvermans command of a vast literature and his attention to evidence will put to rest any remaining doubts about the Indian preference for guns over the bow and arrow.Gregory Evans Dowd, author of Groundless: Rumors, Legends, and Hoaxes on the Early American FrontierSilverman tells this sad and bloody story with verve, making this an essential work for scholars of colonial encounters.Publishers WeeklyA good measure of a work of history is whether it changes the way we understand its subject. By that measure, David J. Silverman succeeds admirably in Thundersticks: Firearms and the Violent Transformation of Native AmericaIn Silvermans sober, sprawling account, America is a nation built on slaves and guns.Thomas E. Ricks, New York Times Book ReviewFocusing on the military and political changes stemming from the spread of firearms in North America, this is a well-informed, clearly argued account of the significance of access to these gunsSilvermans book is a significant contribution to a field that is important for American studies, for military history and work on western expansionism.Jeremy Black, History TodayWritten in an accessible and at times swashbuckling style, the book is in many ways a retelling of the U.S. Indian Wars from the 17th to the 19th centuries, with a twist. It cracks the mystery of how Colonial-era Native American tribes came to master a continent-spanning, gun-running network in smoothbore flintlock muskets, often decades in advance of European settlement.Casey Sanchez, Los Angeles TimesDavid J. Silverman has accomplished the rarest of feats; he has breathed new life into a very familiar topic among scholarsconflict in Native North AmericaNo other author has elucidated quite so clearly how guns changed the lives, cultures, and futures of American IndiansThundersticks is a marvelous accomplishment. Silvermans work is accessible for nonscholars while at the same time essential reading for historians of Native America, the United States, the Atlantic World, and more. This is how history should be written.Jason Herbert, Western Historical ReviewGiven that indigenous life across the continent was profoundly reshaped by guns and gunpowdertwo things no Native society had the capacity to produceit is remarkable that we had to wait until 2016 for a book that marries sophisticated indigenous history with a focus on the transformative effects of firearms over the long term. David J. Silvermans Thundersticks: Firearms and the Violent Transformation of Native America is worth the waitThe force of this book is in the detailsThundersticks is nonetheless the indispensable new work on an important and understudied topic. More than that, it presents an eloquent and penetrating new synthesis of Native American history before the reservation era.Brian DeLay, American Historical ReviewDavid J. Silverman is Professor of History at George Washington University.; Title: Thundersticks: Firearms and the Violent Transformation of Native America
Target text information: Description: Lambert does a workmanlike job of clearly summarizing a vast sweep of history. Sturdy prose and thinking. - New York Times Book ReviewRecognizing that the Christian crusades unfolded in a world shaped by Islamic jihads, Lambert scrutinizes both militant forms of religion simultaneously. In a world where memories of crusader atrocities sustain virulent new forms of jihad, such balanced scholarship offers hope of interfaith understanding. - Booklist (starred)An all-encompassing introduction to the Christian-Islamic struggle for the armchair history buff. - Kirkus ReviewsEnthusiastically embracing intricacy and eschewing oversimplification, Lambert boldly plunges into the struggle between Christianity and Islam to control the Middle East between the seventh and 13th centuries. Recommended not only for history buffs but for anyone seeking a better understanding of the deep roots of todays news stories. - Library JournalMalcolm Lambert was formerly a professor of theology and medieval history at the University of Bristol. His previous books for the academic market include Christians and Pagans, Franciscan Poverty, Medieval Heresy, and The Cathars. God's Armies is his first book for a general audience. He lives in England.; Title: God's Armies: Crusade and Jihad: Origins, History, Aftermath
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1-hop neighbor's text information: The ZPL Project;;;The ZPL Project; Department of Computer Science &;Engineering; University of;Washington; Box 352350; Seattle,;WA; 98195-2350 USA; [email protected];ZPL is a new array-based programming language suitable for most;computations that would previously have been written in Fortran 77:; ZPL programs run fast on sequential AND parallel computers,; without modifications, and without special directives.; ZPL is machine-independent, so recompilation is all that is; necessary to run a ZPL program on a new machine.; ZPL's higher level concepts like arrays, borders, etc. eliminate most; of the error-prone indexing and tedious looping typical of F77, C,; etc.; ZPL programs are shorter, more easily written, and more easily; understood and modified.; Computer scientists will find new concepts in ZPL: regions,; directions, borders, shattered control-flow, etc.;Conclusion: ZPL is ideal for new engineering and scientific programs.;Walk-through a small ZPL program, or write-compile-run a program from your;machine!;Scientific programmers in the area should;consider enrolling in CSE 590ZP;this autumn.;If you have programmed in ZPL before, check out the recent changes in the language.; Project Overview; A high-level overview of ZPL.; Program Walk-Through; A 10 minute introduction to the language.; Web-based ZPL Compiler; Compile ZPL programs via your web browser right now!; Papers; Papers and manuals about or related to ZPL.; ZPL Details; On-line information and sample programs.; People; Project members.; On the Horizon; A description of the group's direction and future projects.; Acknowledgments; A list of those who have helped support our work.;;[;ZPL |;UW CSE |;UW;];[email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
Target text information: Derrick's Index; W. Derrick Weathersby;da' bulls;superSonics;I'm pursuing a;PhD;in Computer Science here;at the University of Washington,;Seattle. The beautiful campus of the University lies in the heart of;Seattle,;offering many diversions which graduate students often fall prey, thereby;extending the time of the average graduate student career.;Practical Experience and Interests;Significant Projects and Skills;my data sheet; shared X-server project; data parallel array language and compiler; host-to-pc, LU6.2 (token-ring) communication protocol development; data base design and administration; system administration; network administration and tools; security;Research Experience and Interests;My research centers around parallel and distributed computing. The challenges;presented by the fields are ones of performance, portability and convenience.;Performance is typically the foremost goal in running in a parallel or;distributed environment, however, portability suffers. Finally, these;environments offer extra challenges due to asynchronous, independent events.;It is a daunting task to develop systems for parallel and distributed;environments. These are the issues I address.;Group Project; My UW Research Page; SPAA '94 paper on Collective; Communications; Generals topic (Collective Comm);Dissertation Topic; tool integration software engineering project;Academic Achievements;Instructor: UW extension college, Advanced C summer 1993;Curriculum design for Advanced C++ course for new certificate program; at UW extension college;Instructor: UW extension college, Advanced C++ Fall 1993;Teaching Assistant: Started undergraduate tutoring for women and minority;students, Department of Computer Science and Engineering;Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award for College of Engineering, 1994;Personal Interests; CNN Interactive OR CNN;Financial;A Newslet would be here if you had Java;W. Derrick Weathersby;[email protected];Tue May 3 9:47:00 PDT 1994;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "This is a humane and learned book, which will be essential reading for everyone with a serious interest in this fascinating topic."Robin Briggs, author of Communities of Belief: Cultural and Social Tensions in Early Modern France"Learned and enthralling."Jan Morris, Independent WeekendJames Sharpe is senior lecturer in history at the University of York. He is the author of Crime in Early Modern England 1550-1750 and Early Modern England: A Social History 1550--1750.; Title: Instruments of Darkness: Witchcraft in Early Modern England
Target text information: Description: "Essential reading on the history of European witchcraft." Richard M. Golden, Religious Studies ReviewThis important new collection of essays offers a wide readership both an up-to-date account of the present state of scholarship on early modern European witchcraft and an indication of the direction of new research. The contributors build on and respond to the issues raised in Keith Thomas's classic study Religion and the Decline of Magic, and suggest a greater emphasis on cultural history, notably issues of power, gender and language. The essays are European in scope, with examples from Germany, France and the Spanish expansion into the New World, as well as a strong core of English material.; Title: Witchcraft in Early Modern Europe: Studies in Culture and Belief (Past and Present Publications)
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
Target text information: Home Page for Dave Johnson; David B. Johnson;[email protected];Computer Science & Engineering Department,;University of Washington,Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195 USA;;Research Interests; Navigational assistance for hypertext readers;Projects and Activities;; Racquetball;; Golf;; Basketball;; Softball;; WWW Tutorials;; WWW Scripts;;To see how this all fits together, take the;Racquetball Quiz.;To see how the quiz was created, take a look at the;Create an Assessment Page form.;Give it a try.;;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: The Smithsonian Institution is the largest museum complex in the world, with an average of 30 million visits annually.; Title: Official Guide to the Smithsonian, 4th Edition
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Alison Fortier has lived and worked in and around Washington, D.C., for more than thirty years. She began her career on Capitol Hill working as staff for the Committee on Foreign Affairs in the U.S. House of Representatives. She then worked in the State Department and on the staff of the National Security Council in the White House before moving to private industry. She is the widow of Donald Fortier and the mother of Graham and Merrill. Alison has a BA in government from the College of William & Mary and an MA in history from the University of Michigan.; Title: A History Lover's Guide to Washington, D.C.: Designed for Democracy (History & Guide)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "Known for its four-color maps, photos and illustrations, the [DK] Eyewitness Guides are extremely user-friendly for travelers who want their information delivered in a concise, visual way." Chicago Tribune"The best option Color photos, maps, and diagrams bring the place to life." The Philadelphia InquirerAbout DK Eyewitness Travel Guides: For more than two decades, DK Eyewitness Travel Guides have helped travelers experience the world through the history, art, architecture, and culture of their destinations. Expert travel writers and researchers provide independent editorial advice, recommendations, and reviews. With guidebooks to hundreds of places around the globe available in print and digital formats, DK Eyewitness Travel Guides show travelers how they can discover more.DK Eyewitness Travel Guides: the most maps, photography, and illustrations of any guide.; Title: DK Eyewitness Travel Guide: Washington, D.C.
Target text information: Description: JOHN THOMPSON is a regular contributor to National Geographic books and other publications. His works include National Geographic Guide to America's Outdoors: Southeast, Our National Parks, and books on the National Historic Trails and the Appalachia region of the U.S. A former resident of Washington, D.C., he now lives in Charlottesville, Virginia. DIANA PARSELL is a writer and editor in Washington, D.C. She has written for National Geographic, The Washington Post, Smithsonian, Science News, and many other publications. Parsell holds graduate degrees in journalism and nonfiction writing from the University of Missouri and Johns Hopkins University. JENNY ROUGH has been published by magazines, newspapers, anthologies, e-zines, and public radio. Formerly a lawyer, she switched careers to do what she always loved--write. Rough is based in Alexandria, VA. RICHARD NOWITZ is a contributing photographer to the National Geographic Image Collection. He has been the principal photographer of more than 20 large-format photo and travel guides and was honored by the Society of American Travel Writers as Travel Photographer of the Year in 1968.; Title: National Geographic Traveler: Washington, DC, 5th Edition
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Text Database Selection for Longer Queries A metasearch engine is a system that supports unified access to multiple local search engines. One of the main challenges in building a large-scale metasearch engine is to solve the database (search engine) selection problem, which is to efficiently and accurately determine a small number of potentially useful local search engines to invoke for each user query. For the database of each search engine, a representative which indicates approximately the contents of the database is created in advance to enable database selection. The representatives of all databases can be integrated into a single representative to make the selection process more scalable. While an integrated representative with high scalability has just been proposed and has been found to be effective for short queries, its effectiveness for longer queries is significantly lower. In the Internet environment, most queries initially submitted by users are short queries. However, it has been found that better search effectiveness can often be achieved when additional terms are added to the initial queries through query expansion or relevance feedback. The resulting queries are usually longer than the initial queries. In this paper, we propose a new method to construct database representatives and to decide which databases to select for longer queries. Experimental results are given to compare the performance of the new method with that of a previous method.
1-hop neighbor's text information: Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing In this report, some collaborative work between the fields of Machine Learning (ML) and Natural Language Processing (NLP) is presented. The document is structured in two parts. The first part includes a superficial but comprehensive survey covering the state--of--the--art of machine learning techniques applied to natural language learning tasks. In the second part, a particular problem, namely Word Sense Disambiguation (WSD), is studied in more detail. In doing so, four algorithms for supervised learning, which belong to different families, are compared in a benchmark corpus for the WSD task. Both qualitative and quantitative conclusions are drawn. This document stands for the complementary documentation for the conference "Aprendizaje autom 'atico aplicado al procesamiento del lenguaje natural", given by the author within the course: "Curso de Industrias de la Lengua: La Ingenier'ia Lingu'istica en la Sociedad de la Informaci'on", Fundaci'on Duques de Soria. Soria. July 2000. 1 Con...
1-hop neighbor's text information: The Use of Classifiers in Sequential Inference We study the problem of combining the outcomes of several different classifiers in a way that provides a coherent inference that satisfies some constraints. In particular, we develop two general approaches for an important subproblem - identifying phrase structure. The first is a Markovian approach that extends standard HMMs to allow the use of a rich observation structure and of general classifiers to model state-observation dependencies. The second is an extension of constraint satisfaction formalisms. We develop efficient combination algorithms under both models and study them experimentally in the context of shallow parsing. 1 Introduction In many situations it is necessary to make decisions that depend on the outcomes of several different classifiers in a way that provides a coherent inference that satisfies some constraints - the sequential nature of the data or other domain specific constraints. Consider, for example, the problem of chunking natural language sentences ...
Target text information: Error-Driven Pruning of Treebank Grammars for Base Noun Phrase Identification Finding simple, non-recursive, base noun phrases is an important subtask for many natural language processing applications. While previous empirical methods for base NP identification have been rather complex, this paper instead proposes a very simple algorithm that is tailored to the relative simplicity of the task. In particular, we present a corpus-based approach for finding base NPs by matching part-ofspeech tag sequences. The training phase of the algorithm is based on two successful techniques: first the base NP grammar is read from a "treebank" corpus; then the grammar is improved by selecting rules with high "benefit" scores. Using this simple algorithm with a naive heuristic for matching rules, we achieve surprising accuracy in an evaluation on the Penn Treebank Wall Street Journal. 1 Introduction Finding base noun phrases is a sensible first step for many natural language processing (NLP) tasks: Accurate identification of base noun phrases is arguably the most critical comp...
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Henry Chadwick was a Regius professor at both Oxford and Cambridge; head of Christ Church, Oxford, and Peterhouse, Cambridge; recipient of a honorary doctorate from Chicago, Harvard, Yale, and Uppsala; a member of the German Order of Merit; a fellow (former vice-president) of the British Academy; and a corresponding member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Philosophical Society, the French Acadmie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres, and the Gottingen and Rhineland academies. He was made a knight in 1989.; Title: The Early Church (The Penguin History of the Church) (v. 1)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: In this carefully reasoned book, noted historian and theologian Jaroslav Pelikan offers a moving and spirited defense of the importance of tradition.'A soul-stirring self-analysis, no less than a distillation of the life-work of the living historian best qualified to provide solutions to those 'Tradition versus Bible-Only' controversies that have plagued Christianity since the Reformation.'--L. K. Shook, Canadian Catholic Review; Title: The Vindication of Tradition: The 1983 Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: This new edition of Mark Noll's classic introduction to church history isolates fourteen key moments that provide a framework for understanding the history of Christianity. This version includes a new preface, updates throughout the book, revised further readings for each chapter, and two new chapters. Study questions are included.Praise for previous editions"This highly recommended work provides a thoughtful yet comprehensive framework for the history of Christianity."--George Westerlund, Library Journal"Noll's treatment of the material is evenhanded, engaging, and illuminating. This will be a useful text for readers seeking a historical framework within which to understand their Christian faith."--Publishers Weekly"An informative and inspiring survey of the history of Christianity designed for the general reader. . . . A thoughtful introduction to the two millennia of Christian history."--Richard V. Pierard, Church History"Noll's emphasis on historical significance allows him to range well beyond the institutional and doctrinal matters that dominate traditional church history surveys. . . . A valuable text for church study groups and college-level, one-semester surveys of church history."--James A. Patterson, Journal of Church and State"Noll has pulled off a historical tour de force, giving his readers a sense of the overall story of Christianity while neither getting bogged down in the details, nor resorting to oversimplification. . . . [This book is] very helpful in introducing beginning students to the broad sweep of historical events. More knowledgeable students will enjoy it as well, as they ponder the reasons for Noll's choices and his assessment of the events he describes."--Donald L. Huber, Trinity Seminary Review"Mark Noll's survey of key movements in the two millennia of Christianity is well written and judiciously selected. The book is designed for the relative newcomer to church history and would be an interesting read for the oft cited 'educated person in the pew.'. . . A fair and interesting historical survey, attempting to do right by all brands of Christians."--Tim Bradshaw, ThemeliosMark A. Noll (PhD, Vanderbilt University) is the Francis A. McAnaney Professor of History at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana. He is one of the nation's most distinguished practitioners of American religious history and is the author of dozens of books in this field, including America's God: From Jonathan Edwards to Abraham Lincoln and The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind.; Title: Turning Points: Decisive Moments in the History of Christianity
Target text information: Description: This volume begins with the crises of orthodoxy that confronted all Christian denominations by the beginning of the eighteenth century and continues through the twentieth century in its particular concerns with ecumenism.Jaroslav Pelikan is Sterling Professor of History Emeritus at Yale University.; Title: Christian Doctrine and Modern Culture (Since 1700): 5 (Volume 5)
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Supporting Conflict Resolution in Cooperative Design Systems Complex modern-day artifacts are designed cooperatively by groups of experts, each with their own areas of expertise. The interaction of such experts inevitably involves conflict. This paper presents an implemented computational model, based on studies of human cooperative design, for supporting the resolution of such conflicts. This model is based centrally on the insights that general conflict resolution expertise exists separately from domain-level design expertise, and that this expertise can be instantiated in the context of particular conflicts into specific advice for resolving those conflicts. Conflict resolution expertise consists of a taxonomy of design conflict classes in addition to associated general advice suitable for resolving conflicts in these classes. The abstract nature of conflict resolution expertise makes it applicable to a wide variety of design domains. This paper describes this conflict resolution model and provides examples of its operation from an implemente...
1-hop neighbor's text information: The Adaptive Agent Architecture: Achieving FaultTolerance Using Persistent Broker Teams Brokers are used in many multi-agent systems for locating agents, for routing and sharing information, for managing the system, and for legal purposes, as independent third parties. However, these multi-agent systems can be incapacitated and rendered non-functional when the brokers become inaccessible due to failures such as machine crashes, network breakdowns, and process failures that can occur in any distributed software system. We propose that the theory of teamwork can be used to create robust brokered architectures that can recover from broker failures, and we present the Adaptive Agent Architecture (AAA) to show the feasibility of this approach. The AAA brokers form a team with a joint commitment to serve any agent that registers with the broker team as long as the agent remains registered with the team. This commitment enables the brokers to substitute for each other when needed. A multiagent system based on the AAA can continue to work despite broker failures as long...
1-hop neighbor's text information: The Adaptive Agent Architecture: Achieving Fault-Tolerance Using Persistent Broker Teams Brokers are used in many multi-agent systems for locating agents, for routing and sharing information, for managing the system, and for legal purposes, as independent third parties. However, these multi-agent systems can be incapacitated and rendered non-functional when the brokers become inaccessible due to failures such as machine crashes, network breakdowns, and process failures that can occur in any distributed software system. We propose that the theory of teamwork can be used to create robust brokered architectures that can recover from broker failures, and we present the Adaptive Agent Architecture (AAA) to show the feasibility of this approach. The AAA brokers form a team with a joint commitment to serve any agent that registers with the broker team as long as the agent remains registered with the team. This commitment enables the brokers to substitute for each other when needed. A multiagent system based on the AAA can continue to work despite broker failures as long...
Target text information: Exception Handling in Agent Systems A critical challenge to creating effective agent-based systems is allowing them to operate effectively when the operating environment is complex, dynamic, and error-prone. In this paper we will review the limitations of current "agent-local" approaches to exception handling in agent systems, and propose an alternative approach based on a shared exception handling service that is "plugged", with little or no customization, into existing agent systems. This service can be viewed as a kind of "coordination doctor"; it knows about the different ways multi-agent systems can get "sick", actively looks system-wide for symptoms of such "illnesses", and prescribes specific interventions instantiated for this particular context from a body of general treatment procedures. Agents need only implement their normative behavior plus a minimal set of interfaces. We claim that this approach offers simplified agent development as well as more effective and easier to modify exception handling behavior. T...
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Mining historians and authors Karen A. Vendl and Mark A. Vendl are retired geologists with a lifelong interest in Colorado history. The San Juan County Historical Society provided the majority of the images for this book. Duane A. Smith is a retired professor of history at Fort Lewis College and the author of numerous books on Colorado and mining history.; Title: Mines Around Silverton (Images of America)
Target text information: Description: Author Eric Twitty has documented and assessed the historic mines of the Las Animas District for many years. He is an owner of Mountain States Historical in Boulder, Colorado, and has researched and analyzed the remains of thousands of mines throughout the state. He earned his master s degree in American History, with emphasis in mining, and began his mining archaeology consulting business soon after.; Title: Basins of Silver
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Lisa Graves is the author and illustrator of the Women in History series. She is also the creator of Historywitch.com, a site dedicated to illustrations of history's greatest and most fascinating characters. She lives in Medway, Massachusetts.; Title: Colorful Women in History: A Coloring Book
Target text information: Description: Lisa Graves is the author and illustrator of Colorful Women in History and the Women in History series. She is also the creator of Historywitch.com, a site dedicated to illustrations of history's greatest and most fascinating characters. She lives in Medway, Massachusetts.; Title: Colorful Women in History Volume 2: A Coloring Book
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "With Hiking to History, Julyan unleashes his inner storyteller to fill in the blanks on twenty-two lore-laden places . . . introducing readers to a host of colorful and thoroughly New Mexican characters."--New Mexico MagazineRobert Julyan is the author of several books, including The Mountains of New Mexico and The Place Names of New Mexico, Revised Edition, both published by the University of New Mexico Press. He lives near Albuquerque, New Mexico.; Title: Hiking to History: A Guide to Off-Road New Mexico Historic Sites
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: A truly wonderful book. . . . packed full with the history, geography, sociology, and anthropology of New Mexico. --NamesAn indispensable guide to the states geography and history. --Tradicin RevistaJulyan gives readers a treasure far surpassing the fabled golden cities. --New Mexico MagazineThe indispensable traveler's guide to the history of places throughout the Land of Enchantment.; Title: The Place Names of New Mexico
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: PHIL T. ARCHULETTA's experience with the historical markers as well as his love of New Mexico and its history have been life long. Owner and CEO of P&M Signs, Inc., he has been in the sign manufacturing business for over thirty years and has traveled the state, logging each marker, in order to preserve this aspect of New Mexico's colorful history.SHARYL S. HOLDEN, a professional photographer and writer, has been enchanted by the wide open spaces of New Mexico all her life. She and Phil have worked diligently to prepare this enjoyable guide for both tourists and residents.; Title: Traveling New Mexico: A Guide to the Historical and State Park Markers
Target text information: Description: ." . . a great basic informal guide, recommended for frequent New Mexico motorists as well as armchair travelers. . . . This book could be a great starting point for organizing historical tours."""Roadside New Mexico" provides the location, marker text, and additional information for hundreds of New Mexico's roadside markers. The markers, and therefore the book, describe the historical events, the people, and the geological features that make New Mexico, well, New Mexico. The book would be a nice addition to your car library as you travel through the state, but it's also a lot of fun to just thumb through.""Here is the ideal book for the traveler who will be visiting The Land of Enchantment or for the 'unhorsed reader' who visits the West from his or her easy chair. . . . Our recomendation is for those with a casual interest in America's past who wish to obtain a good grasp of the state's history to adopt this work; for those planning to visit the state this will be an indispensable tool which will make the visit much more meaningful."This guide, arranged geographically beginning with New Mexico's Four Corners region, provides information behind each of the over 350 sites commemorated by historic markers along the state's roads.; Title: Roadside New Mexico: A Guide to Historic Markers
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "A New York Times Book Review Editor's Choice 2009""One of Financial Times's Best Books for 2007""In his engaging readings of these works, Weitz forgoes abstruse analysis. Instead, he presents them as fresh attempts to make sense of a world in which reliable beliefs about authority and order, class and gender, wealth and poverty, no longer held. His most innovative chapter is an imaginary walk through Berlin, observing the daily lives of the city's different classes. . . . Better than most histories, the book connects culture, politics and city life."---Brian Ladd, New York Times Book Review"Weimar Germany is elegantly written, generously illustrated and never less than informative. It is also history with attitude. In that respect, it perhaps also reflects in itself something of the fractious period which its pages so convincingly evoke."---Peter Graves, Times Literary Supplement"Excellent and splendidly illustrated. . . . Weimar was more than a German phenomenon. . . . [Weimar Germany] is a superb introduction to its world, probably the best available."---Eric Hobsbawm, London Review of Books"Weitz takes readers on a walk through Weimar Republicera Berlin in the footsteps of a 1920s flneur, an urban ambler. . . . Separate chapters, with a wealth of well-chosen illustrations, explore Weimar's new theories of architecture, graphic arts, photography, theater, philosophy and sexuality. Weitz selects key exemplars of each discipline--Brecht, Weill, Mann, Bruno Taut, Erich Mendelsohn, August Sander, Lszl Moholy-Nagy, Hannah Hch, Siegfried Kracauer, etc.--for in-depth focus. . . . A lively style and excellent illustrations make this intellectually challenging volume accessible to both academics and armchair scholars." (Publishers Weekly)"Now . . . comes Eric D. Weitz's long-awaited Weimar Germany, a work that builds on the extant literature and gives things a refreshing new spin. A seasoned scholar of German history, Weitz offers an altogether original approach, a potent mix of cutting-edge historical analysis, rich visual and literary illustration, and imaginative excursions through the physical spaces and places of the era, bringing to bear his uncommon erudition and a prose style that is at once rigorous, wonderfully animated, and distinguished by breathtaking clarity."---Noah Isenberg, Bookforum"Weitz has produced an elegant and captivating study of Germany's Weimar years, that turbulent period from 1918 to 1933 when the old German society seemed to break apart. In this period, Germany became a constitutional democracy, the arts blossomed, modern and liberal ideas flourished, and the economic and political situation staggered from one crisis to another, ending in the Nazi ascendance to power. This period is often treated as simply the forerunner to the Nazi era, but Weitz shows that it was far more than that. . . . Weitz has synthesized in clear and engaging fashion a great deal of the huge primary and secondary literature of Weimar. . . . If you have only one book on the Weimar period, this should be it. For all libraries."---Barbara Walden, Library Journal"[Weitz] is a reliable guide through Weimar's political and economic maze, and a good one on the social revolution that made many women--far from all--less dependent on husband, hearth and home. In one of his best chapters, Mr. Weitz takes us on a ramble through the sleepless metropolis of 1920s Berlin: from the glittering cafes around Potsdamer Platz to Isherwood's cabarets and seedy bars, from the bracing beaches of Wannsee Lake to the dank and stifling dwellings of the workers' quarter, Wedding." (The Economist)"Brilliantly maps a pivotal era."---Peter Skinner, Foreword Magazine"This is not another standard history of the Weimar Republic. Eric Weitz effortlessly blends politics and economics, philosophy and literature, art and architecture in a gripping portrait of a culture whose pathology was exceeded only by its creativity. From Heidegger to Hitler, from Bauhaus to 'our house, ' from Thomas Mann to Fritz Lang, much of Western modernity was invented here-its glories as well as its horrors. This is history at its best."--Josef Joffe, publisher and editor of Die Zeit and fellow of the Hoover Institution, Stanford University"This superb book not only finally delivers a satisfying general history of Weimar that has been missing for many years, but, more important, is a remarkable accomplishment in that it covers all the main themes of Weimar Germany, ranging from politics to literature, architecture to economy, cinema to ideology. Elegantly written and cleverly structured, this is an outstanding achievement by a mature, erudite, balanced, and intellectually sophisticated scholar."--Omer Bartov, Brown University"Implied throughout this book is the question of whether it is possible for contemporary democracies to succumb to neofascist forces in the same way that the Weimar Republic fell to the Nazis. For Weitz, the downfall of Weimar does not simply provide a lesson of what we should avoid today. Rather his insightful book vividly portrays the Weimar period as a historical epoch filled with creative experiments and utopian projects that still need to be realized."--Jack Zipes, University of Minnesota"Eric Weitz, a leading American historian of the German Left, has given English-language readers the most textured, encompassing, and engaging history of Weimar to date. He presents the first German republic, and Berlin in particular, as a beleaguered experiment in mass politics and mass culture: overshadowed by the terrible costs of a lost war, deeply divided politically, but still an open-ended wager on modernity."--Charles Maier, Harvard University"Weitz has written a simply magnificent history of the Weimar Republic, one that incorporates its economic, political, and cultural history in a way that no other book has succeeded in doing. The book is knowledgeable, lively, lucid, and thorough, and Weitz's enthusiasm for his subject is palpable. Undoubtedly, this will be the standard history of Weimar Germany for years to come."--Richard Wolin, author of The Seduction of Unreason: The Intellectual Romance with Fascism from Nietzsche to Postmodernism"Enriched by many contemporary photos, Weitz's comprehensive and highly readable account of the Weimar Republic incorporates the latest research on post-World War I Germany. To my knowledge, there is no other book that does a better job of examining the country's precarious existence between liberal-democratic modernity and conservative-authoritarian backlash."--V. R. Berghahn, Columbia University"This is an important and evocative book that balances broad cultural developments and richly detailed analyses of, for example, the cultural criticism of Siegfried Kracauer, the collages of Hannah Hch, and the pessimistic ruminations of Oswald Spengler. Weimar Germany should find a broad audience given its subject, its lucid and lively style, and its wonderful illustrations."--Mary Nolan, New York University; Title: Weimar Germany: Promise and Tragedy - New and Expanded Edition
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Michael Burleighs Sacred Causes is one of the most important books of the decade. (Amanda Foreman, The Observer)A clever, honest and often funny analysis of the confrontation throughout the 20th century between religion and politics. (The Economist)Dazzling. . . . A rewarding example of intellectual history. (Publishers Weekly)A fascinating chronicle. (The Wall Street Journal)It is a tribute to Mr. Burleighs intellectual passion that . . . he manages to challenge and enlighten. (Adam Kirsch, The New York Sun)Michael Burleigh writes well about the woolly, messianic religiosity of Nazism in particular. (Tony Judt, The New York Times Book Review)Burleigh has a talent, reminiscent of Paul Johnson, for digging up long-forgotten historical episodes. (The American Conservative)Impressive. . . . Burleighs book deserves the widest possible readership. (Max Hastings, The Sunday Times)Compelling. . . . For all his acerbity, this author remains a humane presence throughout his book. (Noel Malcolm, The Sunday Telegraph)A magnificent history of the 20th century. . . . A terrifically entertaining book. (Dominic Sandbrook, The Daily Telegraph)Michael Burleigh is the author of Earthly Powers, Sacred Causes, and The Third Reich: A New History, which won the Samuel Johnson Prize for Nonfiction. He is married and lives in London.; Title: Sacred Causes: The Clash of Religion and Politics, from the Great War to the War on Terror
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Faced with the German degradation and murder of the Jews from 1933 to 1945, historians and, indeed, so many thoughtful men and women have posed no question more insistently than, 'How could it happen?' Claudia Koonz's powerfully written study of the inculcation of a Nazi racialist ethos in the years before extermination answers this question as persuasively as any other to date. (Charles S. Maier, author of The Unmasterable Past: History, Holocaust, and German National Identity)In this valuable and original book, Claudia Koonz analyzes how the Nazis legitimized the Third Reich and facilitated Hitler's consensual dictatorship and genocidal policies. This daring reinterpretation of the relationship between the Nazi leadership, its middle- and low-ranking cadres, and other sectors of the German population shows the gradual shift in public opinion toward the regime's worldview. Ultimately, Nazism created a positive, moral image of itself just as it sanctioned the annihilation of enemies perceived as unethical and immoral. (Omer Bartov, author of Germany's War and the Holocaust: Disputed Histories)Claudia Koonz's arresting new book makes the case that between 1933 and 1939, before the Second World War and the Holocaust, the Nazis built a perverse ethical consensus in Germany. Preaching fears of racial weakness along with pride and commitment to a new moral order, self-righteous opinion leaders created an ethnic fundamentalism--of which we have not, she suggests in a closing reflection, seen the last. (Michael R. Marrus, author of The Holocaust In History)This is an artfully written book, with engaging asides and a captivating sense of detail and touching comment that is rare for a volume on Nazism. I don't know where else I've learned so much about everyday life and culture under Nazism. (Robert N. Proctor, author of The Nazi War on Cancer)Hitler, Koonz says, understood the German people's need for a sense of coherence in the wake of what many saw as the degeneracy of the Weimar Republic--and 'he promised to rescue old-fashioned values of honor and dignity' by offering a secular faith to replace lost religious certainties. Koonz explores the promotion of these beliefs in German culture and law, and how they led to the catastrophe of the Holocaust, adding much to our understanding of how a civilized society could reach such infamous levels of violence. (Publishers Weekly)Claudia Koonz...explains in her insightful new book how Germans, who were among Europe's least anti-Semitic people, came to support a leadership that sought to annihilate European Jewry...The readiness of many Germans to acquiesce evolved as a consequence of their internalization of the knowledge that was disseminated apparently by legitimate institutions of the state. As Koonz notes, the indoctrination was successful because there was little reason to question the facts conveyed by experts, documentary films, educational materials, and popular science. The German public was reeducated to support the elimination of Jews, Gypsies, the chronically ill, and other categories of the 'unfit'--all as a moral good, consistent with the dictates of conscience. Koonz's prodigious work is a major contribution to our understanding of the social and ideological history of the Third Reich. (Jack Fischel Weekly Standard 2004-01-12)Koonz does not deny the existence of extremist and violent anti-Semites in the Nazi leadership. But her stress on the moderate way their ultimately genocidal plans were presented as necessary cruelties adds an important dimension in our understanding of the Nazi regime and its crime. (Antony Polonsky Boston Globe 2003-12-21)Trudl Junge, former personal secretary to Adolf Hitler, once noted that the Fhrer's success came with his ability to manipulate other people's conscience. On a vast scale, the German people no longer knew right from wrong. Koonz presents a compelling argument to suggest that Junge was in some degree right. The Germans did not surrender their conscience but submitted to its transformation away from conventional Western notions of right and wrong to a radical, racial nationalism that established criteria for assessing moral actions and outcomes. (J. Kleiman Choice 2004-06-01)Koonz displays the gradual transformation of the traditional idea of conscience into something that was utterly shaped by the subordination of one's own self to that of the Volk. (Aharon ben Anshel Jewish Press 2004-03-26)[Koonz] documents in exemplary fashion what the historical actors actually thought, felt, advocated, planned, and organized before they acted...impressively researched, lucidly organized, disturbing, yet eminently readable. (Michael Meyer American Historical Review 2007-04-01)Claudia Koonz is Professor of History at Duke University.; Title: The Nazi Conscience
Target text information: Description: Book by Mosse, George L.; Title: The Crisis of German Ideology : Intellectual Origins of the Third Reich
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Implicit Human Computer Interaction Through Context In this paper the term implicit human computer interaction is defined. It is discussed how the availability of processing power and advanced sensing technology can enable a shift in HCI from explicit interaction, such as direct manipulation GUIs, towards a more implicit interaction based on situational context. In the paper an algorithm that is based on a number of questions to identify applications that can facilitate implicit interaction is given. An XMLbased language to describe implicit HCI is proposed. The language uses contextual variables that can be grouped using different types of semantics as well as actions that are called by triggers. The term of perception is discussed and four basic approaches are identified that are useful when building context-aware applications. Providing two examples, a wearable context awareness component and a sensor-board, it is shown how sensor-based perception can be implemented. It is also discussed how situational context can be exploited to im...
1-hop neighbor's text information: Principles of Mixed-Initiative User Interfaces Recent debate has centered on the relative promise of focusing user-interface research on developing new metaphors and tools that enhance users' abilities to directly manipulate objects versus directing effort toward developing interface agents that provide automation. In this paper, we review principles that show promise for allowing engineers to enhance human---computer interaction through an elegant coupling of automated services with direct manipulation. Key ideas will be highlighted in terms of the LookOut system for scheduling and meeting management. Keywords Intelligent agents, direct manipulation, user modeling, probability, decision theory, UI design INTRODUCTION There has been debate among researchers about where great opportunities lay for innovating in the realm of human--- computer interaction [10]. One group of researchers has expressed enthusiasm for the development and application of new kinds of automated services, often referred to as interface "agents." The effo...
1-hop neighbor's text information: Nomadic Radio: Scaleable and Contextual Notification for Wearable Audio Messaging Mobile workers need seamless access to communication and information services on portable devices. However current solutions overwhelm users with intrusive and ambiguous notifications. In this paper, we describe scaleable auditory techniques and a contextual notification model for providing timely information, while minimizing interruptions. User's actions influence local adaptation in the model. These techniques are demonstrated in Nomadic Radio, an audio-only wearable computing platform.
Target text information: Sensing Techniques for Mobile Interaction We describe sensing techniques motivated by unique aspects of human-computer interaction with handheld devices in mobile settings. Special features of mobile interaction include changing orientation and position, changing venues, the use of computing as auxiliary to ongoing, real-world activities like talking to a colleague, and the general intimacy of use for such devices. We introduce and integrate a set of sensors into a handheld device, and demonstrate several new functionalities engendered by the sensors, such as recording memos when the device is held like a cell phone, switching between portrait and landscape display modes by holding the device in the desired orientation, automatically powering up the device when the user picks it up the device to start using it, and scrolling the display using tilt. We present an informal experiment, initial usability testing results, and user reactions to these techniques. Keywords Input devices, interaction techniques, sensing, contextaware...
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Automatic Resource list Compilation by Analyzing Hyperlink Structure and Associated Text We describe the design, prototyping and evaluation of ARC, a system for automatically compiling a list of authoritative web resources on any (sufficiently broad) topic. The goal of ARC is to compile resource lists similar to those provided by Yahoo! or Infoseek. The fundamental difference is that these services construct lists either manually or through a combination of human and automated effort, while ARC operates fully automatically. We describe the evaluation of ARC, Yahoo!, and Infoseek resource lists by a panel of human users. This evaluation suggests that the resources found by ARC frequently fare almost as well as, and sometimes better than, lists of resources that are manually compiled or classified into a topic. We also provide examples of ARC resource lists for the reader to examine.
1-hop neighbor's text information: Breadth-First Search Crawling Yields High-Quality Pages This paper examines the average page quality over time of pages downloaded during a web crawl of 328 million unique pages. We use the connectivity-based metric PageRank to measure the quality of a page. We show that traversing the web graph in breadth-first search order is a good crawling strategy, as it tends to discover high-quality pages early on in the crawl.
1-hop neighbor's text information: Topic-Driven Crawlers: Machine Learning Issues Topic driven crawlers are increasingly seen as a way to address the scalability limitations of universal search engines, by distributing the crawling process across users, queries, or even client computers.
Target text information: Exploration versus Exploitation in Topic Driven Crawlers Topic driven crawlers are increasingly seen as a way to address the scalability limitations of universal search engines, by distributing the crawling process across users, queries, or even client computers. The context available to a topic driven crawler allows for informed decisions about how to prioritize the links to be explored, given time and bandwidth constraints. We have developed a framework and a number of methods to evaluate the performance of topic driven crawler algorithms in a fair way, under limited memory resources. Quality metrics are derived from lexical features, link analysis, and a hybrid combination of the two. In this paper we focus on the issue of how greedy a crawler should be. Given noisy quality estimates of links in a frontier, we investigate what is an appropriate balance between a crawler's need to exploit this information to focus on the most promising links, and the need to explore links that appear suboptimal but might lead to more relevant pages. We show that exploration is essential to locate the most relevant pages under a number of quality measures, in spite of a penalty in the early stage of the crawl.
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Home Page: Marc Friedman; Marc Friedman's Home Page;;; Course web page for CSE 573; Who Am I?; Watercolors; Applets; Camping Checklists; Spanish-English Collaborative Dictionary; Poetry; Research; Some Favorite Quotes; Links to elsewhere;;OCCAM: an information-gathering agent.; Keith Golden.; Keith's Wordbot.; Our bike trip.;;Artificial Intelligence at UW.; Cody Kwok.; Dan Weld.;;The UCPOP planner a research tool that changed my life.; Works of Nietzsche;in English.; My Netscape bookmarks; file.; Every page should reference itself.;You are the;;visitor since Feb 4 '96;Marc Friedman;[email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: The Internet Softbot;Internet Softbot;The Softbot was one of the 5;finalists in the 1995 Discover;Awards for Technological Innovation in Computer Software.; Building autonomous agents that interact with real-world software;environments such as operating systems or databases is a pragmatically;convenient yet intellectually challenging substrate for AI research.;To support this claim, we are utilizing planning and machine-learning;techniques to develop an Internet softbot (software robot), a;customizable and (moderately) intelligent assistant for Internet;access. The softbot accepts goals in a high-level language, generates;and executes plans to achieve these goals, and learns from its;experience. The softbot enables a human user to state what;he or she wants accomplished. The softbot disambiguates the request;and dynamically determines how and where to satisfy;it. The softbot uses a UNIX shell and the World-Wide Web to interact;with a wide range of internet resources.; Take a tour of the softbot's;graphical user interface.;Principal Investigators:;Oren Etzioni,;Daniel Weld.; Also, check out the;MetaCrawler Softbot --- a fielded Web service that enables you to;search multiple Web Indices in parallel, and provides sophisticated;pruning options. Try it!; For further information, contact: Oren Etzioni;([email protected]);An accessible introduction to the Softbot project can be found here:; A Softbot-Based Interface to the Internet.; CACM, July 1994.;Methodological motivation for the project can be found here:; Intelligence without Robots (A Reply to Brooks).; AI Magazine, December 1993.;Technical softbot papers can be found;here.;A cartoon;representation of the Internet softbot taken from the L.G.;Blanchard article that appeared in the December 1994 issue of;Columns, the University of Washington alumni magazine.;The softbots research group is currently:;Developing a graphical user interface to;the softbot to allow the user to easily specify high level goals.;Extending and maintaining the XII;planner;(Keith Golden).; Working on graphical specification of search control;(Keith Golden).; Implementing an advanced plan space browser to debug planner control;(Dave Christianson).; Comparing rule-based versus procedural search control (Sujay Parekh); ILA;learns how to use information resources on the net; Designing a protocol for multi-softbot collaboration and negotiation;(Ying Sun).; Experimenting on reactive system in software domain;(C. T. Kwok and T.J. Goan).; Building an optimized agent Ingram for information gathering reactive system on the Internet.;(C. T. Kwok).; The Softbot-hackers info web (local access only);; Back to AI Home Page;; Back to CSE Home Page;Mike Perkowitz ([email protected]);
Target text information: Cody Kwok's Home Page;Welcome!;Hi, I am Cody Chung Tin Kwok, aka;[email protected];I'm a UW;CSE;graduate student ,;working with;Dan Weld;and;Oren Etzioni;on;planning and;software agents.;Work; The Ingram softbot;AI;UW AI; Contact information;Leisure; [sanctuary];Nausicaa of Valley of Wind;Laputa Castle in the Sky;Hyper Future Vision Gunnm; Me;Nausicaa of the Valley of Wind;Cody Kwok Last modified May 25;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Gretchen Knapp, PhD, is a native of the greater Buffalo area, having grown up in the town of Tonawanda. She earned her doctorate in history from the University of Buffalo and MLS from the University of Maryland. Knapp taught U.S. history and archives at Illinois State University and received fellowships from the New York State Archives, the University of Minnesota Social Welfare Archives and the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library. She lives in Normal, Illinois, with her husband.; Title: World War II Buffalo (Military)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Title: Love of amusement parks inspire authorAuthor: Susan J. ConradPublisher: The Daily News OnlineDate: 6/25/2011Niagara Falls resident Rose Ann Hirsch has always enjoyed amusement parks. She recently published her third book about local parks.Hirsch will be available at 1 p.m. today at Present Tense, 101 Washington St., Batavia, to sign her book, Western New York Amusement Parks, which is part of Arcadia Publishings Images of America series.The book focuses on the history of about 20 amusement parks that operated during the last 100 years, including Darien Lake Theme Park. Along with more than 200 historical images, Hirsch includes chronological information on the growth or decline of each park. Some of the pictures depict Darien Lake before it became the sprawling thrill center of recent decades.I really enjoyed revisiting my memories of going to these parks with my family, Hirsch said. Only four of the parks featured in the book are still open.Crystal Beach Amusement Park is Hirschs all-time favorite amusement park, she said. Her family visited the park at least once a summer during her youth.It had dark rides and roller coasters, Hirsch said. Everything a thrill-seeker could want was at Crystal Beach.Hirsch also has fond memories of Christmas Park in Albion. That park helped her to love and appreciate the Christmas holiday, she said.As a child, the Sky Fighter was Hirschs favorite kiddie ride. It can still be found at Carousel Water and Fun Park in Beach Lake, Pa. As soon as she rode the Silver Comet at Fantasy Island, that ride took over as her favorite, she said.Hirsch took about a year to research and write Western New York Amusement Parks.Finding some of the old photographs was the trickiest part of the research, she said.They were obtained through Hirschs own post card collection, at the Buffalo State College Archives and from other amusement park fans on Facebook.She also wrote books for Arcadia on Kiddie Parks of the Adirondacks and Crystal Beach.As a western New Yorker, Rose Ann Hirsch grew up visiting several of the areas parks and spent 31 summers riding the Comet at Crystal Beach. She has written various articles and books on amusement park topics, including Kiddie Parks of the Adirondacks.; Title: Western New York Amusement Parks (Images of America)
Target text information: Description: Spencer D. Morgan is the curator for the Steel Plant Museum of Western New York and is a lifelong Western New Yorker residing in Buffalo. Morgan is a graduate of SUNY Fredonia and Buffalo State College.; Title: Western New York Steel (Images of America)
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: This epic account of the hidden sexual abuse and the scandal that rocked the foundation of the Catholic Church reads like The Perfect Storm. Using a riveting, being-there narrative device, France recounts 50 years worth of real-life characters, events, and institutional policies that created the breeding ground for the horrendous sexual abuse and ensuing scandal. Ultimately, this is an indictment of the Church--revealing how its institutional condemnation of homosexuality led to it predatory deviance and deplorable cover-up.The structure--dated vignettes in chronological order--seems like a logical device for organizing France's extensive research. Although these vignettes offer excellent character sketches, scene work, and vivid, heartbreaking details (such as the smell of the musty bare mattress where one teenage boy was raped by his priest); this tight chronological structure has limitations. For instance, readers are never given an introductory or concluding discussion in which France makes overall sense of the scandal. Rather, readers are asked to piece together date-by-date entries and glean conclusions and insights through the unfolding chain of events along with France's occasional melodramatic assertions. ("It was the church's worst nightmare and it had come to pass. As the flock knew, the shepherds had struck themselves"). While France has tackled an important trauma, and has meticulously noted and indexed all his research, he could have used a more heavy-handed editor--weeding out the extraneous entries and forcing France to step forward more as the informed narrator. --Gail HudsonFrance, who covered the Catholic Church sex scandal as an investigative editor at Newsweek, delivers a huge volume that offers reasons for the scandal and humanizes those involved-victims, perpetrators and hierarchy. Apart from interviews with some participants that are woven into a sweeping 40-year-long chronology of events, there isn't a great deal of factually new material in this tome, as copious footnotes drawing on others' reporting and analysis show. But the author dramatizes the story with you-are-there intimacy, from the opening vignette that confusingly narrates a movie scene; through "the soft deep heat" of an adolescent kiss experienced by a sexually confused teenager "who once was struck by love" (and who grows into a self-hating gay priest); and on through interior views of a victim's devastated mother. The 672-page book isn't all adjectival color, but especially in its early chapters, which reach back to the 1950s to recreate incidents, France's tone is sometimes melodramatic, which some may appreciate as storytelling, while others may perceive as sensationalizing. The author argues that the cause of the scandal is an antiquated misunderstanding of human sexuality, with a view of homosexuality that is pernicious, a thesis that gives the church the burden of societal homophobia. So readers get a side tour of the 1969 Stonewall bar riot, Vatican-driven suppression of advocates for gay Catholics and other anecdotes, including that of a gay Italian man who in 1998 immolated himself in St. Peter's Square. Although France sees them as essential, such episodes lengthen the book and dilute its focus on what happened in rectories, chanceries and family living rooms. Copyright Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.; Title: Our Fathers: The Secret Life of the Catholic Church in an Age of Scandal
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "A remarkable new book on the pope which is making waves in Rome and around the world....This volume is far more probing and detailed than anything that has previously appeared....When the head of the Church himself does not much feel bound by the tradition or impartial laws he has inherited, what then?...Any answer will have to reckon with the eye-opening material in this compelling book."--Robert Royal, The Catholic Thing"The Dictator Pope draws on a wide range of material including confidential sources within the Vatican....Much of the book consists of close analysis of the various controversies which have characterized Francis's time in office, including the family synod, the reform of Vatican finances, and the dispute over the Knights of Malta. [The author] claims that the pope has become unaccountable, and that the atmosphere within the Vatican is primarily one of fear."--The Catholic Herald"The most valuable service provided by the author of The Dictator Pope is the psychological portrait of Pope Francis: manipulative, hypersensitive, and often downright vindictive--certainly not the cheerful populist that his supporters make him out to be....For all the talk about a 'reformer pope, ' the rhetoric about decentralization, and the promises of reform, the net results of this pontificate to date have been a climate of fear within the Vatican, a tightening of control, and a resurgence of the 'old guard' in Rome." --Philip Lawler, author of Lost Shepherd: How Pope Francis Is Misleading His FlockMarcantonio Colonna is the pen name of Henry Sire (H. J. A. Sire), an author and historian. Sire was born in 1949 in Barcelona to a family of French ancestry. He was educated in England at the Jesuits centuries-old Stonyhurst College and at Exeter College, Oxford, where he gained an honors degree in Modern History.He is the author of six books on Catholic history and biography, including one on the famous English Jesuit, writer, and philosopher Father Martin DArcy, SJ. The Dictator Pope is the fruit of Henry Sires four-year residence in Rome from 2013 to 2017. During that time he became personally acquainted with many figures in the Vatican, including Cardinals and Curial officials, together with journalists specializing in Vatican affairs.; Title: The Dictator Pope: The Inside Story of the Francis Papacy
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Authors Jason Berry (Lead Us Not into Temptation) and Gerald Renner (retired reporter for the Hartford Courant) team up for this highly accusatory report on the sex abuse scandal within the Catholic Church. The "vows of silence" speak to the Church's self-protective secrecy that made it possible to ignore the rampant abuse, despite all the early accusations and red flags. To reveal the history and scope of this problem, Berry and Renner expertly researched the parallel lives of two key players. The first one is Thomas Doyle, portrayed as an American hero priest. Doyle first heard about priests sexually abusing children in the early 1980s. Doyle immediately started to confront his superiors and blow the whistle at every turn. As early as 1983 Doyle wrote that the Church's secrecy caused any and all wrongdoings to be "denied, covered up and rationalized with equal zeal." Years later he became an advocate for! victim restitution, testifying against the Church in numerous court cases. The second character is more like the antichrist: Father Marcial Maciel, who was the influential founder of the cult-like order of Legionaries of Christ and accused of being a particularly cruel and long-term sexual predator.This parallel lives approach makes for compelling storytelling, but it also creates a disjointed approach with much skipping around in time. What sets this apart from yet-another-expose about the Catholic Church sex abuse scandal is the in-depth reporting on the militaristic Legionaries of Christ, an extremely powerful and conservative order of priests and laymen that are affiliated with a worldwide web of prep schools and universities. Berry and Renner offer a fascinating conspiracy theory about how this international legion managed to protect its abusers and contribute to the long-term secrecy and cover-up. The bold accusations eventually land in the lap of Pope John Paul II, who seemed more invested in protecting the legion and the vow of silence than addressing the abuse. --Gail HudsonThis impassioned expos explores the history of priestly pedophilia scandals, and their roots in what the authors portray as the Church's blinkered sexual mors and arrogant hierarchy, through profiles of two emblematic Church figures. The first is Thomas Doyle, an American priest who investigated abuses in the early 1980s; when his recommendations for reform were ignored, Doyle broke with the hierarchy and began testifying about the Church's cover-up. Doyle's antithesis is Marcial Maciel Degollado, founder of the Legionaries of Christ, a secretive, fanatically disciplined order of conservative priests and laymen with a chain of universities and schools that critics liken to a cult. Lionized by John Paul II, Maciel is also a pedophile and Demerol addict, according to at least nine former priests and seminarians who claim they were victimized by him. Investigative journalists Berry and Renner build on years of research and hundreds of interviews to paint a portrait of ecclesiastical corruption. They blame the Church's sexual doctrines-particularly the rule on priestly celibacy, which, they contend, has driven away heterosexual men and fostered a pathologically libertine "gay priest culture" at some American seminaries. The result is an atmosphere of silence and hypocrisy that simultaneously condemns and tolerates both homosexuality and priestly sexual abuse, in which an authoritarian Church hierarchy, reaching up to the Vatican, protects pedophiles, and buries accusations in labyrinthine legal maneuvers. The book's sprawling, somewhat disorganized narrative sometimes bogs down amidst incidental characters and insignificant details, and the panorama of sordid sex crimes, quasi-fascist brainwashing and cynical Vatican mandarins may lead critics to accuse the authors, professed Catholics themselves, of retailing lurid anti-Catholic clichs. But their exhaustive reporting adds up to a disturbing indictment of a deeply troubled Church, and this book will no doubt cause much discussion and controversy. Copyright Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.; Title: Vows of Silence: The Abuse of Power in the Papacy of John Paul II
Target text information: Description: "...a classic example of what serious, long-form investigative reporting and dedicated community service by the press can accomplish..." -- Buffalo News, 7/7/02"...a terrible, horrible, awful book. Thank God for it...we should be grateful to the Globe..." -- Boston Globe, 7/7/02"...authors are largely successful in their attempt to achieve balance in their description and analysis of the events..." -- New York Times Book Review, 7/14/02"...compelling, fresh, flowing narrative...wrenching, but never lurid...required reading for concerned Catholics..." -- St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 6/23/02A riveting, tragic read. -- Irish Times, June 15, 2002; Title: Betrayal: The Crisis in the Catholic Church
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "An important chapter in the Revolutionary War brought back to life, it is highly recommended for history buffs and modelers." - IPMS/USABernard Harris is a retired US Army officer, living history re-enactor and historical wargamer. A passionate African American military history enthusiast he has published several articles on African Americans in the American Revolution for an encyclopedia about minorities who served in the US military. He is a former Assistant Professor of Logistics and is currently a Curriculum Operations Support Specialist all for the US Army Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.Scott Martin is a retired US Navy reserve officer, living history reenactor and historical wargamer. A passionate American Revolution, Civil War, Napoleonic, and World War II military history enthusiast, he has published several book reviews for Military Review, The Professional Journal of the United State Army and On Point The Journal of Army History magazine on these subjects. He is currently an Assistant Professor at the US Army Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.; Title: Savannah 1779: The British turn south (Campaign)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Packed with specially commissioned artwork, maps and diagrams, the Men-at-Arms series is an unrivalled illustrated reference on the history, organisation, uniforms and equipment of the world's military forces, past and present.Richard Hook was born in 1938 and trained at Reigate College of Art. After national service with 1st Bn, Queen's Royal Regiment, he became art editor of the much-praised magazine Finding Out during the 1960s. He has worked as a freelance illustrator ever since, earning an international reputation particularly for his deep knowledge of Native American material culture; and has illustrated more than 30 Osprey titles. Richard is married and lives in Sussex; his three children Adam, Jason, and Christa are all professionally active in various artistic disciplines.; Title: Warriors at the Little Bighorn 1876 (Men-at-Arms)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "[Lardas] writes without bias toward either side, and clearly explains the movements, strategies, and tactics of the decisive Nashville Campaign in lucid language that is easy to follow and flows well . . . a solid, well-written general overview of the Nashville Campaign, a martial effort that cemented Pap Thomass reputation as being at the top of his game." - Scott L. Mingus, Sr., CHARGE! Civil War wargaming"...provides a good overview of the campaign without ignoring its component maneuvering such as Forrests offensive towards Murfreesboro in an attempt to lure Thomas out of Nashville." - ACW Gamer / Forging a NationMark Lardas holds a degree in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, but spent his early career at the Johnson Space Center doing Space Shuttle structural analysis, and space navigation. An amateur historian and a long-time ship modeller, he is currently working in League City, Texas. He has written extensively about modelling as well as naval, maritime, and military history.; Title: Nashville 1864: From the Tennessee to the Cumberland (Campaign)
Target text information: Description: An unrivalled illustrated reference source on fighting men and commanders, past and present. Each volume is packed with full colour artwork, making military history uniquely accessible to enthusiasts of all ages.Ron Field was born in Hertford, England, in 1943 and was educated in Cheltenham where he gained a Bachelor of Education (Hons) degree. He is presently Head of History at the Cotswold School in Bourton-on-the-Water and was awarded the Fulbright Scholarship in 1982. Ron has also travelled extensively in the US conducting research at numerous libraries, archives and museums.; Title: Buffalo Soldiers 186691 (Elite)
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Packed with specially commissioned artwork, maps and diagrams, the Men-at-Arms series is an unrivalled illustrated reference on the history, organisation, uniforms and equipment of the world's military forces, past and present.Richard Brzezinski is a young historian and a leading expert on the military history of central and Eastern Europe, greatly admired for his primary research and painstaking work in archives in Sweden, Germany and Poland. He has previously written titles on Polish Armies 1569-1696 and the army of Gustavus Adolphus in Osprey's Men-at Arms series.; Title: The Army of Gustavus Adolphus (2): Cavalry (Men-at-Arms)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: An unrivalled illustrated reference source on fighting men and commanders, past and present. Each volume is packed with full colour artwork, making military history uniquely accessible to enthusiasts of all ages.Angus Konstam has written several books for Osprey, mainly on 18th century subjects. His recent works include Campaign 44 Pavia 1525 and Elite 67 Pirates 16601730. Angus previously worked as a Curator of Weapons at the Royal Armouries, Tower of London, and Chief Curator of the Mel Fisher Maritime Museum. He now devotes himself to full-time writing, indulging his passion for maritime and naval history to the maximum.; Title: Elizabethan Sea Dogs 15601605 (Elite)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: An unrivalled illustrated reference source on fighting men and commanders, past and present. Each volume is packed with full colour artwork, making military history uniquely accessible to enthusiasts of all ages.Dr David Nicolle was born in 1944 and worked for the BBC, including the overseas broadcasting Service before returning to university, obtaining his PhD in Edinburgh. He subsequently taught at Yarmouk University in Jordan, since which he has contributed a substantial number of Osprey titles. He is a specialist in medieval arms and armour and has written several hardback books as well as numerous articles for specialist journals. He has also presented papers at many international conferences.; Title: The Janissaries (Elite)
Target text information: Description: Vladimir Brnardic's Imperial Armies of the Thirty Years' War (1): Infantry and Artillery provides a fine survey of the history of the Hapsburg armies of the Thirty Years' War, exploring their role and actions in Europe's last major religious war. A fine survey, this is a pick for any in-depth military history library. The Bookwatch (January 2010)In his book on this conflict, Author Vladimir Brnardic concentrates on the men and equipment of the Infantry and the Artillery units. As with all Men-At-Arms titles, this one provides a background to the war, has a look at how the war progressed through the various conflicts, then takes a closer look at the various units in how they were recruited, how they were dressed and the equipment they used. It also examines how these forces performed in battle and the tactics that were used. This is all superbly enhanced by artifacts, period illustrations and the art work of illustrator Darko Pavlovic. This was a very colorful time and the men wore rather flamboyant outfits to say the least.If your interest is in the time of the Three Musketeers, then this is a book you simply must add to your collection. It is a very interesting read and can easily be recommended. Scott Van Aken, Modeling Madness, modelingmadness.com (November 2009)Vladimir Brnardic was born in Zagreb in 1973. After graduating from the University of Zagreb with a History degree, he trained as a journalist in the Documentary Program of Croatian Television. He has a keen interest in the history of Central and Eastern European military organizations from the 15th to 19th centuries, especially those of the Thirty Years' War period. He is married and currently lives and works in Zagreb, Croatia. The author lives in Zagreb, Croatia.; Title: Imperial Armies of the Thirty Years War (1): Infantry and artillery (Men-at-Arms)
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1-hop neighbor's text information: GRAIL: Graphics and Imaging Laboratory;Welcome to the home page of GRAIL, the Graphics and Imaging Laboratory of the;University of Washington's Department of Computer Science and Engineering.;Information;People;Courses;Research Projects;Publications;Theses;Software and Data;Cool Images; Our Neighborhood; ; Department of Computer Science; and Engineering; University of Washington; Seattle;Local Interest;GRAIL disk usage policy; ;Comments to; [email protected];23 July 1996;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
Target text information: Georges Winkenbach;Georges Winkenbach;Department of Computer Science & Engineering;University of Washington;Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350;e-mail: [email protected];phone: (206) 526-0968;My interests are computer graphics and multimedia. My thesis work, done;under the supervision of professor;David Salesin,;deals with applying traditional pen-and-ink illustration techniques to the;automatic rendering of three-dimensional models. A few pen-and-ink images;created with our prototype rendering system can be found;here.; Other Links to Follow;Pen-and-ink image gallery.; Grail; : Graphics and Imaging Laboratory.; Department of Computer Science; and Engineering.; My wife's home page: Taweewan; Siwadune.;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
Target text information: Welcome to Shuichi's Home Page!;Shuichi Koga ([email protected]);Graduate Student;Computer Science and Engineering;Department;University of Washington; Hi there! My name is Shuichi Koga (if you haven't noticed by;now). I've just started up graduate studies here at the University of;Washington. I haven't quite figured out what I'll be doing yet for my;quals (much less my dissertation!).; I graduated from the University;of Virginia in May 1995 with a degree in Mathematics. I was also;heavily involved with the asian studies, foreign relations, and;government departments (I was originally slated to also get a degree;in asian studies). I also was heavily involved with the User Interface Group;and the computer science;department working on a project called Alice.;Since you're here anyways, why don't you take a look at...; A picture of me at 2:00am (230K).; Here's a; smaller one (18K).; What Shuichi means; My Finger Info; My current schedule; Neat hypertext links; What I do a lot of: hunt and destroy; bugs.;Shuichi Koga (;;[email protected]);Last modified: Mon Jun 17 02:48:19 1996;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Joanna Power;joanna's page;Hi. I'm Joanna.;These are my cats:;academic interests;My main interest in computer science is graphics.;grad school at UW;neat stuff at my alma mater;cool graphics links from Jonathan Shade;graphics research at UW;duotone reproduction;My other main academic interest is biology, especially genetics and molecular;biology.;more alma mater;most recent site of gainful employment;publications;Joanna L. Power, Brad S. West, Eric J. Stollnitz, and David; H. Salesin. Reproducing color images as duotones. In; Proceedings of SIGGRAPH 96, pages 237-248. ACM, New; York, 1996.;real life;past homes;diversions;gender issues;status of women in computer science;NOW home page;Feminist Majority Online;ultimate frisbee;fun stuff;Froggy Page.;Sean's quotes;Brad's comics and music;Evan's jokes;Ed's page of pages;my hero;[email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
Target text information: j ward shade;Greetings and salutations. I'm a third year grad student here;at u-dub;cse. Interactive rendering;of complex 3D scenes is currently my thing. If it is your thing too,;then follow the Projects link to the;Walkthru;project. There, among;lots of pictures and animations, you'll find the SIGGRAPH 96 paper;describing some recent work. ( As a shortcut, you can click on the;picture of the island in the lower left corner of this page.);There is lots of interesting work going on in many different aspects;of computer graphics here. The;Graphics and Imaging Laboratory is where most of it gets done.;; Contact Info,; Daily Schedule,; Travel Plans.;; Projects;; Publications;; Pictures;;;;;Hey! If this page looks scrunched, make your browser at least 750 pixels wide.;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: The unrivalled illustrated reference on fighting vehicles, transport and artillery through the ages. Each volume is illustrated throughout, making these books uniquely accessible to history enthusiasts of all ages.David Hollins was born in Aberdeen, Scotland, in 1962. After graduating from University College London, he trained as a maritime solicitor and began his career in commercial shipping. He is a frequent contributor to specialist Napoleonic magazines and has written a number of books related to the Imperial Army and Archduke Charles. His previous work for Osprey includes Men-at-Arms 299: 'Austrian Auxiliary Troops 1792-1816', and Warrior 24: 'Austrian Grenadiers and Infantry 1788-1816'.; Title: Austrian Napoleonic Artillery 17921815 (New Vanguard)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Gregg Adams earned a doctorate in physics from the University of Missouri-Rolla. He has studied World War I's East African campaign, with a particular interest in the 191718 period, an aspect of the conflict poorly covered in most publications.Johnny Shumate is a freelance illustrator living in Nashville, Tennessee. He began his career in 1987 after graduating from Austin Peay State University. His greatest influences are Angus McBride, Don Troiani, and douard Detaille.; Title: King's African Rifles Soldier vs Schutztruppe Soldier: East Africa 191718 (Combat)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Ron Field is an internationally acknowledged expert on U.S. military history. Awarded a Fulbright Scholarship in 1982, he taught History at Piedmont High School in California from 1982 to 1983, and was then Head of History at the Cotswold School in Bourton-on-the-Water, UK, until his retirement in 2007. In 2005 he was elected a Fellow of the Company of Military Historians, based in Washington, DC, and was awarded its Emerson Writing Award in 2013. The author lives in Gloucestershire, UK.; Title: Confederate Cavalryman vs Union Cavalryman: Eastern Theater 186165 (Combat)
Target text information: Description: The British Army that faced Napoleion in the Peninsula was small by continental standards, but it consistently out-fought larger French armies, never losing a major open-field action. Its cavalry and artillery were standard -- but its infantry achieved unique results, as their tactics were brought to the peak of professional perfection by Wellington. Game Trade Magazine (April 2008)Philip Haythornthwaite is an internationally respected author and historical consultant specializing in the military history, uniforms and equipment of the 18th and 19th centuries. His main area of research covers the Napoleonic Wars. He has written some 40 books, including more than 20 Osprey titles, and innumerable articles and papers on military history - but still finds time to indulge in his other great passion, cricket. The author lives in Nelson, UK.Steve Noon was born in Kent, UK, and attended art college in Cornwall. He has had a life-long passion for illustration, and since 1985 has worked as a professional artist. Steve has provided award-winning illustrations for renowned publishers Dorling Kindersley, where his interest in historical illustration began. Steve Noon lives in Cardiff, UK.; Title: British Napoleonic Infantry Tactics 17921815 (Elite)
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "...an excellent addition to a distinguished series.""...a work of careful scholarship and of well sustained arguments which challenge received opinions about the Mongol impact on Europe. I enjoyed reading it immensely, and recommend it unreservedly."Bernard Hamilton - JRAS, Series 3 - Volume 15/3 - 2005 "Professor Peter Jackson's breadth of reading is admirable and his exact notes are full of precious information about sources and secondary literature. His command of languages is breathtaking, including as it does Persian, Polish and Hungarian.""It is both a scholarly study and a profound and useful handbook for specialists, and, as such, this clearly written book will be read all over the world. It would also be suitable for a university course book"Antti Ruotsala - Institute of Historical Research review, April 2006In the thirteenth century, a dynamic and expansive Catholic Christendom, which had been free of major attack from its steppe frontier for over two hundred years, was confronted by a new and alien power in the shape of the vast empire of the advancing Mongols.Despite the devastation of Hungary and Poland in 1241-2 and ongoing hostilities in Eastern Europe, the advent of the Mongols appeared to offer the West new opportunities. Historically, the failure to exploit these opportunities by not allying with the Mongols in the Near East against the Muslims, or by not converting the Mongols to Christianity is usually blamed on the West. This book demonstrates that such possibilities were illusory.Written in a lively and accessible style, The Mongols and The West reassesses relations between the Catholic West and the Mongols from the first appearance of Chinggis Khans armies on Europes horizons in 1221 to the death of Temr or Tamerlane (1405) and the battle of Tannenberg (1410), across the spheres of diplomacy, missionary endeavour and trade. In particular, it:evaluates the impact of Mongol-Western contacts on the Wests knowledge of the world through to the voyages of Columbus and Cabotprovides a close study of relations with the Golden Horde in Eastern Europe down to the early 15th centuryinvestigates Western dealings with Temr, the last Mongol conqueror to figure as a potential ally against the Muslimsre-examines the failure of the Catholic missionaries to win over the Mongols to ChristianityPeter Jackson is Professor of Medieval History at Keele University. He is editor of The Cambridge History of Iran, vol. 6: The Timurid and Safavid Periods (1986); translator and joint editor of The Mission of Friar William of Rubruck (1990); author of The Delhi Sultanate: a political and military history (1999) and of numerous articles on the Mongols, the Crusades and the eastern Islamic world in the Middle Ages.; Title: The Mongols and the West: 1221-1410
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "In a masterful account, Oxford don Elliott explores the simultaneous development of Spanish and English colonies in the so-called New World. . . . Elliotts synthesis represents some of the finest fruits of the study of the Atlantic World."Publishers Weekly"Others have offered comparisons between the English- and Spanish-speaking worlds, but none have been as fully nuanced or fully realized as this. A masterpiece by one of the English-speaking worlds most accomplished historians."David Weber, author of Brbaros: Spaniards and Their Savages in the Age of Enlightenment"Elliotts close study of the empire the English founded in North America and the one that the Spanish built to the south has given him remarkable insights and perspectives. The result is to give new dimensions to the usable past of both Americas."Edmund S. Morgan, author of Benjamin Franklin; Title: Empires of the Atlantic World: Britain and Spain in America 1492-1830
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Jacques Le Goff (1927-2014) was a prominent French historian and medievalist. He was a key proponent of the Annales school of historical analysis, which emphasizes longterm social history over political or military themes. He argued that the Middle Ages were a distinct form of civilization, substantively different from both the classsical and modern worlds. ; Title: The Birth of Purgatory
Target text information: Description: "Freedman's command of material drawn from all over Europe is impressive and anyone interested in the medieval or early modern German peasantry will profit greatly from reading this book." (Central European History); Title: Images of the Medieval Peasant (Figurae: Reading Medieval Culture)
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: The focus of this fine book, which is at once doggedly scrupulous and quietly passionate, is the slave market that operated in New Orleans in the years before the Civil War An area of recent and still tentative study has to do with the effect the slaves had on the people who bought and sold them; to this Johnson makes important and original contributions In what it tells us about the slaves, Soul by Soul adds more detail to what is by now a staggering body of information. It is in telling us more about what slavery did to the men and women who stood on the privileged side of the divide that Johnson performs his most useful service. Slavery brutalized its victims, but it also corrupted its masters. It was, in every single regard, unspeakable.Jonathan Yardley, Washington Post Book WorldA forceful reminder that life in the Crescent City after the battle wasn't all toleration [This is an] elegant and intelligent book.Nicholas Lemann, New YorkerJust when readers might have thought nothing new could be written about slavery, Walter Johnson's behind-the-scenes look at the New Orleans slave market unmasks the brutalities of trafficking in human flesh in a terrifying, unforgettable manner. Mr. Johnson's carefully researched saga picks up after the 1808 U.S. ban on trans-Atlantic slave trading. Far from shutting down slavery, the prohibition simply boosted domestic slave trafficking Soul by Soul gives context to its content, making it a fascinating 'insider's' view of a world created by slavery.Meta G. Carstarphen, Dallas Morning News[Soul by Soul has] an interesting and compelling argument Where Johnson succeeds[is in] using the New Orleans slave market, its contents and its customers as a way to understand a culture that no longer exists.Matthew DeBord, SalonJohnson's extremely rich and subtle work, the first in-depth look at the slave markets, never lets the reader forget the reality that this was a trade in human beings Among the most striking and important aspects of the book is the way Johnson makes clear the resistance of enslaved African-Americans to becoming mere items of property Johnson teaches us that, despite the insistence of white slaveholders that slaves were simply possessions, enslaved African-Americans routinely asserted their humanity and forced slaveholders to take this into account when bringing people to market. At the same time that Johnson keeps the spotlight squarely on the humanity of enslaved African-Americans, he also presents a complicated account of those who went to the markets to buy Anyone interested in American history must strive to understand something about slavery, and as Johnson shows us, the event of the sale of one human being to another is at the center of the story of slavery. The horror of that transaction remains so powerful that even today descendants of its victims, as well as of its perpetrators, are still trying to comprehend it. Walter Johnson's important book makes a valuable contribution to that endeavor.Judith Weisenfeld, NewsdayWalter Johnson has gone where no historian has gone before: inside the slave markets of the antebellum South Johnson, through his book, has spoken for the unknown thousands who couldn't speak for themselves Johnson has given a voice to those voiceless slaves whose descendants owe it to their ancestors to read this book.Gregory Kane, Baltimore SunA challenging, eye-opening study that deserves a wide audience Johnson delves into the contradictions and complexities that arise when human beings are treated as commodities He gets inside the heads of slaves, traders and buyers in order to explore the desires, fears and strategies they brought to this inhuman transaction Soul by Soul shines a penetrating light on the brutal heart of the South's peculiar institution.Fritz Lanham, Houston ChronicleSoul by Soul is a stunning excavation of the past, a book that is sure to be read and debated for years to come. Walter Johnson creates a common identity for the slaves by letting their voices give shape to the narrative. In an age such as ours, so premised on individual liberty, the author performs a kind of moral autopsy on the mindset of slave owning.Jason Berry, Gambit WeeklyJohnson tells us many things about [the] commodification of human beings, some of which you probably know and others that are more surprising Johnson's book covers wide territory, from the petty encounters of small slave traders to the extraordinary power of slavery in the southern economy.Peter Walker, Financial TimesJohnson provides the fullest, most penetrating examination of the antebellum slave market to date. Using slave narratives, court records, planters' letters, and more, Johnson enters the slave pens and showrooms of the New Orleans slave market to observe how slavery turned men and women into merchandise and how slaves resisted such efforts to steal their humanity. He tracks the slaves from their march to the market to the terrifying moments of sale and adaptation to new masters, places, and work. Johnson's original, important, and brilliantly presented book makes a case for the slave market as 'best place to see slavery.' It was there that self-interest, concepts of race, and the slave 'community' came together to reveal how white men traded their own souls for a stake in human property. An essential book for anyone who wants to understand why slavery matters.Randall M. Miller, Library JournalWalter Johnson is Winthrop Professor of History and Professor of African and African American Studies at Harvard University.; Title: Soul by Soul: Life Inside the Antebellum Slave Market
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: With its legacy of brutality and of the horrific overseas passage, the transatlantic slave trade may be imagined as the kidnapping of Africans without regard to nationality or ethnicity. Based on his research, however, Michael A. Gomez suggests that Africans, upon arriving in America, were dispersed much more closely along ethnic and cultural lines than previously acknowledged. The underlying theme of his provocative work, Exchanging Our Country Marks, is that while blacks eventually replaced their African ethnic identities with new racial ones after arriving in the American South, they retained much of their original cultures far longer than was originally suspected. Some of his most interesting evidence of this comes in the form of runaway-slave advertisements, which identified the slaves by their ethnic roots ("Dinah, an Ebo wench that speaks very good English"). By scrutinizing ex-slave narratives, stories, music, and even the location and nature of slave rebellions, Gomez pieces together a genealogy of blacks in the American South, attempting to examine their notions of identity. Of course, much is based on significant speculation, a fact that only underscores the difficulty of such scholarship. Gomez manages to present a wide range of information clearly as he expands on a wealth of recent research regarding the slave trade and the history of blacks in America, making Exchanging Our Country Marks a vast and creative exploration of African identity in the United States from 1526 to 1830.Deeply researched in both African and North American sources."nternational Journal of African Historical Studies"[A] rare and creative inquiry into the origins of African identity in the United States from 1526 to 1830."Gaither Reporter"[A] conceptual "tour de force." No brief review can do justice to the nuances and complexities of Gomez's argument."Southern Cultures"Gomez has yoked his admirable grasp of recent advances in African historiography with a subtle and sensitive reading of slavery."American Historical Review""Gomez gracefully and distinctively enlivens slavesU understandings of themselves as Igbo, Muslims, parents, children, and--eventually--UAfricansU and Americans."Journal of Southern History""A rare and creative inquiry into the origins of African identity in the United States from 1526 to 1830."Gaither Reporter"A conceptual "tour de force." No brief review can do justice to the nuances and complexities of Gomez's argument."Southern Cultures"[A] conceptual "tour de force," No brief review can do justice to the nuances and complexities of Gomez's argument."Southern Cultures"[A] conceptual "tour de force". No brief review can do justice to the nuances and complexities of Gomez's argument."Southern Cultures"Gomez gracefully and distinctively enlivens slaves understandings of themselves as Igbo, Muslims, parents, children, and--eventually-- Africans and Americans."Journal of Southern History"; Title: Exchanging Our Country Marks: The Transformation of African Identities in the Colonial and Antebellum South
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Frederick Law Olmsted (1822-1903) is best known for designing New York City's Central Park, and parks in Brooklyn, Chicago, Boston, and Washington. But before he embarked upon his career as the nation's foremost landscape architect, he was a correspondent for The New York Times, and it was under its auspices that he journeyed through the slave states in the 1850s. His day-by-day observations - including intimate accounts of the daily lives of masters and slaves, the operation of the plantation system, and the pernicious effects of slaves on all classes of society, black and white - were largely collected in the Cotton Kingdom. Published in 1861, just as the Southern states were storming out of the Union, it has been hailed ever since as singularly fair and authentic, an unparalleled account of America's "peculiar institution".; Title: The Cotton Kingdom: A Traveller's Observations On Cotton And Slavery In The American Slave States, 1853-1861
Target text information: Description: In a remarkable feat of archival excavation, Scarborough probes the world of this cosmopolitan, highly educated, remarkably capable, and largely racist group. (Atlantic Monthly)An ambitious book that sheds light on a number of controversies. . . . [It] will force a reexamination of much that historians have thought about the Old South and its slaveholding elite. All who read it will be indebted to Scarborough for this deeply researched and clearly argued historical interpretation of an important subject. (American Historical Review)William Kauffman Scarborough, professor emeritus of history at the University of Southern Mississippi, is the author of The Overseer and The Allstons of Chicora Wood and editor of the three-volume The Diary of Edmund Ruffin.; Title: Masters of the Big House: Elite Slaveholders of the Mid-Nineteenth-Century South (Jules And Frances Landry Award)
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "In North Shore, lovers of that sacred strip of scree and cold water finally have a definitive natural history. But they also have a meticulous and wondrous book that will entertain as much as educate, that demystifies even as it allows for the magical moments the North Shore is famous for inspiring. I’ve never felt so in tune with my favorite place as I did turning the last page of this book, and seldom have I felt so thankful." —Peter Geye "North Shore: A Natural History of Minnesota's Superior Coast reads like a friendly and detailed journal that Great-great-great-great Grandmother Earth has been keeping from the very beginning. It tells  the natural and cultural story of the North Shore: past, present, and future." —Betsy Bowen, writer, illustrator, and long-time North Shore resident"North Shore satisfies in its breadth but never complicates."—Great Lakes Echo"[Y]ou will be amazed, as I have been, at how compelling worms, frogs, and scientific exploration can be. "—Lake Superior Magazine"North Shore reminds us that the natural history of the region is still being written, and that all of us who live near its shores are the creators of the next chapter."—The Ely Winter Times"Chel Anderson and Adelheid Fischer have written an accessible book that comprehensively describes the history and geology of the coast, surrounding highlands, and Lake Superior itself. In addition, the authors have provided fascinating subchapters on some of the most interesting species that are key elements of the region."—The Prairie Naturalist"[North Shore] is a celebration of the big and little lives that make Lake Superior and its surrounding region so richly complex, an eye-opening recounting of human errors that have brought the natural systems close to collapse."—SEJournal"Compelling and accessible, the book provides readers with a science-based knowledge of the Minnesota North Shore watershed."—Ely Timberjay"The book’s merits merits include breathtaking photos, maps and charts, handsome page design, and impassioned writing. "—CHOICE"North Shore. . .  is vast in scope, thought-provoking, and poetic in places. It is full of passages that invite repeated visits, and reveal deeper meanings with each visit. "—Wilderness News"Has the substance of a textbook, but reads in a friendly and fascinating narrative."—Star TribuneChel Anderson came to live and work on Minnesota’s North Shore in 1974. Since then she has worked in various positions in the Superior National Forest, as a consulting ecologist and botanist in the private and public sectors, and with the Minnesota Biological Survey. In 2001 she received the Minnesota Chapter of the Nature Conservancy’s Conservation Award for her “tireless efforts to inventory northeast Minnesota’s plant communities, her work to support conservation action with sound science, and her extraordinary ability to inspire passion for wild things and wild places.” Adelheid Fischer is a writer who focuses on natural history, ecology, and environmental history. She has written for many publications, including Utne Reader, Orion, Conservation, Places, and Arizona Highways. She is the coauthor of Valley of Grass: Tallgrass Prairie and Parkland of the Red River Region, winner of a Minnesota Book Award for Nature Writing. In 2014 she received the Ellen Meloy Desert Writers Award. A sixteen-year resident of Minnesota, Fischer now makes her home at the foot of South Mountain in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona.; Title: North Shore: A Natural History of Minnesota's Superior Coast
Target text information: Description: The northern shore of the largest of the Great Lakes, from Duluth to Sault Ste. Marie and mostly in Canada, is the locale for this interesting view of the geology, history, and natural history of an area away from the mainstream. Several chapters review the geology, Indian life (Ojibway), fur trade, and logging and mining industries. Much of the book is about what Waters calls the "Fish Story"the history of the Indian, commercial, and sport fisheries of the lake, including the terrible impact of the lamprey. Other chapters cover birds, deer and moose, and Isle Royale and Lake Nipigon. Excellent and recommended for most readers. R. G. Schipf, Univ. of Montana Lib., MissoulaCopyright 1987 Reed Business Information, Inc.; Title: Superior North Shore: A Natural History of Lake Superior’s Northern Lands and Waters
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: This is an extremely interesting work for anyone wishing to understand the part that boots on the ground tactics played during the still controversial Vietnam War. Blaine Taylor, The Military Advisor (Summer 2012)...[looks] at the war from both perspectives -- the US and the Viet Cong. As a result, it is possible to compare the differing tactics adopted by each side. This is an ideal book for anyone who wants to understand what happened on the ground during the Vietnam War.Well researched, and well written, it will be of interest no matter how little or how much knowledge you have of this war. Angela Youngman, www.monstersandcritics.comVietnam Infantry Tactics comes from an infantry veteran of Vietnam and provides a fine survey of small-unit tactics of the conflict. The Midwest Book Review (September 2011)Gordon L. Rottman entered the US Army in 1967, volunteered for Special Forces and completed training as a weapons specialist. He served in the 5th Special Forces Group in Vietnam in 1969-70 and subsequently in airborne infantry, long-range patrol and intelligence assignments until retiring after 26 years. He was a Special Operations Forces scenario writer at the Joint Readiness Training Center for 12 years and is now a freelance writer, living in Texas. He previously wrote the chapter 'Adapting Doctrine - Tactics in a Different War' in the critically acclaimed Rolling Thunder in a Gentle Land: The Vietnam War Revisited.; Title: Vietnam Infantry Tactics (Elite)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Once again Steve Zaloga comes through with a short, concise history of the ubiquitous Jeep! Dave O'Meara, Armorama (February 2006)I have to say that I like the way this book reads. If you are looking for a handy, quick reference that covers the basics of many of the Jeep variants, then by all means, buy this book. Mark Smith, Armorama (December 2005)The unrivalled illustrated reference on fighting vehicles, transport and artillery through the ages. Each volume is illustrated throughout, making these books uniquely accessible to history enthusiasts of all ages.; Title: Jeeps 194145 (New Vanguard)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Ed Gilbert is a retired geoscientist, the author of a four-volume series on the history of the U.S. Marine Corps tank units, and has written several numbers in the Osprey Warrior and Battle Orders series.Catherine Gilbert is a retired speech pathologist and audiologist. Her interest in genealogy led to extensive research into the organization and activities of the militia in the American War of Independence. Ed and Cathy are residents of Texas.; Title: US Marine in World War I (Warrior)
Target text information: Description: Insights into the real lives of history's fighting men, packed with full colour illustrations, highly detailed cutaways, exploded artwork of weaponry and armour, and action-packed battle scenes.Robert S. Rush PhD is a retired Command Sergeant Major, who served in the US Army from 1969 to 1999. He has worked as a historian to several key policy review teams for the United States Army. He is the author of 'The Soldier's Guide 5th Edition' as well as numerous magazine articles. His PhD (Hell in Hurtgen Forest: Ordeal and Triumph of an American Infantry Regiment) focused on US and German units in the Hrtgen Forest, Fall 1944. Robert currently works at the US Army Center of Military History, Fort McNair.; Title: US Infantryman in World War II (1): Pacific Area of Operations 1941-45
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve has written . . . with the intention of dispelling stereotypes and negative images of Native Americans. She has brought the richness of Native American culture and heritage to thousands. --National Humanities Council, 2000 National Humanities Medalist committee member"All tasks of womencooking, caring for children, tanning and sewingwere considered dignified and worthwhile. No work was looked upon as menial, consequently there were no menial workers."Luther Standing Bear, 1931
 
 Sioux women are the center of tribal life and the core of the tiospaye, the extended family. They maintain the values and traditions of Sioux culture, but their own stories and experiences often remain untold.
 
 Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve combed through the winter counts and oral records of her ancestors to discover their past. The result, Sioux Women: Traditionally Sacred, illuminates the struggles and joys of her grandmothers and other women who maintained tribal life as circumstances changed and outside cultures pushed for dominance. 
 
 Sneve's storytelling powers enliven her personal exploration of the roles of Sioux girls and women, making the book an accessible journey into modern American Indian society.
 
 "Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve has written . . . with the intention of dispelling stereotypes and negative images of Native Americans. She has brought the richness of Native American culture and heritage to thousands."National Humanities Council, 2000 National Humanities Medalist committee member
 
 Sneve "has gained a reputation, both in Indian country and the literary community, as a first-rate storyteller."Bernie Hunhoff, South Dakota Magazine
 
 Sneve "is a good example of an elder in the traditional sense of the word. She's a careful observer of experiences, and she has learned, not only from her own experiences, but also [from those] of her people."Chuck Woodard, South Dakota State University; Title: Sioux Women: Traditionally Sacred
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Text: English; Title: English-Dakota Dictionary (Borealis)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Walking in the Sacred Manner is an exploration of the myths and culture of the Plains Indians, for whom the everyday and the spiritual are intertwined and women play a strong and important role in the spiritual and religious life of the community. Based on extensive first-person interviews by an established expert on Plains Indian women, Walking in the Sacred Manner is a singular and authentic record of the participation of women in the sacred traditions of Northern Plains tribes, including Lakota, Cheyenne, Crow, and Assiniboine. Through interviews with holy women and the families of women healers, Mark St. Pierre and Tilda Long Soldier paint a rich and varied portrait of a society and its traditions. Stereotypical images of the Native American drop away as the voices, dreams, and experiences of these women (both healers and healed) present insight into a culture about which little is known. It is a journey into the past, an exploration of the present, and a view full of hope for the future.Mark St. Pierre is the author of Madonna Swan: A Lakota Woman's Story. He is an adjunct professor of sociology, anthropology, and creative writing at Regis University in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. St. Pierre has spent twenty years living and learning among the Lakota.; Title: Walking in the Sacred Manner: Healers, Dreamers, and Pipe Carriers--Medicine Women of the Plains
Target text information: Description: D. M. Dooling was founder and editorial director of Parabola Magazine and president of the Society for the Study of Myth and Tradition. She was the editor of A Way of Working: The Spiritual Dimension of Craft and coeditor of I Become Part of It: Sacred Dimensions in Native American Life.; Title: The Sons of the Wind: The Sacred Stories of the Lakota
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1-hop neighbor's text information: CSE373 Course Web Page;CSE 373: DATA STRUCTURES AND ALGORITHMS;Autumn 1996;Basic Information:;Instructor: Dr. Steve Tanimoto; [email protected]; Sieg Hall Room 312; Office hours: WF1:30-2:20 or by appointment.;Teaching Assistant: Mr. Anhai Doan; Office hours: To be announced.;Place, Days and Time: Smith 304, MWF, 12:30-1:20;Computing Facilities:; 1. Unix accounts at the MSCC.; 2. (optional) Students' own PCs.;Languages: C++ (required), Lisp (optional);Textbook: Shaffer: "A Practical Introduction to; Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis"; (published in the Summer of 1996 by Prentice-Hall).;Grading breakdown:;(tentative); Assignments 1-3 (20%); Assignment 4 (20%); Midterm (20%); Project (20%); Final (20%);Late policy: To keep grading manageable and encourage punctual; work, points will be deducted for late assignments.; Each assignment will have its own penalty schedule.;Here is updated information about;the project.;Topics to study for the midterm exam;Information about the final exam;Basic information on C, C++, and on using the g++ compiler;Assignments;Solutions to Assignments;Teaching assistant information;Schedule;Webs for previous offerings of CSE 373:;Winter 96;Autumn 95;
1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
Target text information: AnHai Doan's HomePage;AnHai Doan; This page is being reconstructed. Please revisit soon.;Hi, I was born and brought up in Vietnam. After finishing high school in 1987, I;went to Hungary to study Computer Science. I graduated from Kossuth Lajos University of Arts and;Sciences, Debrecen, Hungary, with a B.S. in 1993, and received a;M.S. -- also in Computer Science -- from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in;1995. Starting Fall 1996, I am in the Ph.D. program at the Department of Computer Science and;Engineering, University of;Washington-Seattle.;My research interests are mostly in Artificial Intelligence. I am;currently investigating decision making under;uncertainty, decision-theoretic planning, Markov decision processes,;and qualitative decision theory. Non-academic interests include reading, traveling,;and listening to music (mostly jazz and blues).;An interesting thing about my first name, AnHai (meaning "calm sea" in;Vietnamese): It is made by combining the last syllable of the name of;my mother's birthplace, NgheAn, and the first syllable of the name of;my father's birthplace, HaiPhong. This shows how creative my folks;were. Or so I thought up to the birth of my younger brother, when they;simply switched the two syllables and gave him the name;HaiAn. Hmm...;Contents; Research Interests; Probabilistic Planning; Knowledge Representation; Recent Papers; Research Library; Curriculum Vitae; Research Interests; Education; Employment History; Awards and Honors; Publications; Teaching; CSE 373 Data Structures and; Algorithms If you are taking this course, you should check out;TA Information (TA's office hours, locations, etc).; Personal Interests; Comtemporary Vietnamese Affairs; Literature; Writing; Music; Paintings; Foreign Languages; Traveling; General Purpose Library; Life Snapshots;[email protected]
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: This book examines the Allied joint project to invade Burma by air. Based on review of hundreds of documents, as well as interviews with surviving Air Commandos, this is the history of a colorful, autonomous and highly effective military unit that included some of the most recognizable names of the era.; Title: Project 9: The Birth of the Air Commandos in World War II (American Military Experience)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "With Their Bare Hands is an unvarnished examination of all corners of the battlefield, filled with failures and setbacks, courage and fear, noble sacrifices and, in many places unnecessary casualties. Mr. Fax considers the battle on its own terms and n its own time, allowing the reader an unfiltered view of combat and confusion and command decisions--both wise and unwise." - Matthew J. Davenport, The Wall Street Journal"Superb account of the final, violent throes of World War I . . . compelling account of the hastily assembled, lightly trained American Expeditionary Forces." - Tony Perry, Los Angeles Times"Based on meticulous research Gene Faxs fascinating account of the poorly trained 79th Division in the Meuse-Argonne offensive tells us much about how inexperience, poor communications and inadequate support compelled that divisions courageous soldiers to fight 'with their bare hands.' Fax tells the amazing story of how the American Expeditionary Force and the 79th Division overcame many errors and false ideas and paid a high price learning how to fight effectively." - Brigadier General (ret.) Robert A. Doughty"The men of the AEFs 79th Division were warriors for the working day: civilians in uniform. Their training was minimal, their cohesion limited, their tactics defying four years of Western Front experience. Yet the 79ths first assignment was to take one of the best-defended position in the Argonne Forest. It became a compound disaster. But the divisions subsequent recovery is a case study in American soldiers often-demonstrated high learning curve and the AEFs contribution to victory in 1918. Gene Faxs new history of the 79th Division is a masterful study of the long and difficult road to victory." - Professor Dennis Showalter"Ordered to capture the heavily fortified high-ground of Montfaucon on the first day of Meuse-Argonne, the doughboys of 79th Division-fresh from Baltimore, Washington and Philadelphia-proved themselves as brave and tenacious soldiers. With Their Bare Hands is a fine testament to their courage under fire and a compelling work of history by Gene Fax." - Mitchell Yockelson, author of FORTY-SEVEN DAYS: HOW PERSHING'S WARRIOR'S CAME OF AGE TO DEFEAT THE GERMAN ARMY IN WORLD WAR I"A careful study of a little-remembered division, in a little-remembered battle, in a little-remembered war. All of which is a pity, because as Gene Fax points out, the accomplishments of the 79th Division were remarkable and reflected better on the record of the American Expeditionary Force than historians often assume. A meticulous story, compellingly told." - Eliot Cohen, author of THE BIG STICK: THE LIMITS OF SOFT POWER AND THE NECESSITY OF MILITARY FORCEGene Fax has written over two hundred research reports, policy papers, and proposals. An engineering graduate of MIT, he spent eight years conducting research and tactical studies in antisubmarine warfare for the U.S. Navy. He is the cofounder of The Cadmus Group, Inc., which specializes in development, evaluation, and policy research in environmental protection, energy efficiency, and sustainable development. In preparation for With Their Bare Hands, Gene spent seventeen years researching in archives across the U.S.; Title: With Their Bare Hands: General Pershing, the 79th Division, and the battle for Montfaucon
Target text information: Description: William T. Y'Blood, a pilot in the U.S. Air Force and later in commercial aviation, served as a historian for the Air Force. The author of eight books on World War II aviation topics, he died in 2006, just after completing this book.; Title: Air Commandos Against Japan: Allied Special Operations in World War II Burma
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Charles DeFoucauld, part of the Orbis Modern Spiritual Masters Series, collects notebook and journal writings by the French soldier, explorer, monk, and hermit who lived among Muslims in Algeria in the early part of the 20th century. His ministry later inspired the founding of the Little Brothers and the Little Sisters of Jesus, which have made him an extremely influential figure for many Catholics around the world. The mandate of DeFoucauld's ministry was not rhetorical persuasion; he sought simply to be present and available to help poor people in the communities where he lived. His writings, which contain some poignant and loving descriptions of the people he lived with, are concerned primarily with advancing his struggle to imitate the person of Christ, and summoning the courage to share in Christ's sacrificial death. "We cannot possibly love him without imitating him," DeFoucauld wrote. "Since he suffered and died in agony, we cannot love him and yet want to be crowned with roses while he was crowned with thorns.... We must love him just as he loved us, in the very same way." --Michael Joseph GrossCharles de Foucauld sought to proclaim the gospel not simply by his words but by his life. Living among the Muslim poor of Algeria, he sought to be a "universal brother", a witness to the love of God for all people. Though at the time of his violent death he had attracted no followers, his story later inspired the foundation of the Little Brothers and the Little Sisters of Jesus. This volume offers a poignant entry into the heart of a modern mystic and martyr.; Title: Charles de Foucauld (Modern Spiritual Masters): Writings
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Countering politicians and interest groups claims that Christians are as persecuted now as they were before Roman emperor Constantine legalized Christianity (313 CE), Moss, an expert on martyrdom, shows how right they are by demonstrating how wrong they are. Theyre wrong, first, when they say martyrdom is particularly Christian, for the early martyrdom literature is, besides wildly improbable, modeled on accounts of the deaths of Socrates and other philosophers, of noble Roman suicides like Lucretia, and of faithful-unto-death Jews in the Maccabean period. Christians experienced anything resembling persecution in a mere 12 nonconsecutive years between Jesus and Constantine; only in the last bout of so-called persecution were Christians targeted, and even then it was for political nonconformity, not religion. Eusebius, the early-fourth-century historian of the faith, invented the still-prevalent concepts of persecution and martyrdom to bind the faithful together in support of the rising institutional church. The downside to this effort was that it encouraged among Christians an us-versus-them, all-or-nothing attitude that can lead to violence, for example, against abortion providers. Historical argumentation at its most cogent. --Ray Olson“Brilliant and provocative…Drawing on close readings of traditional martyr stories and on deep historical research, she convincingly demonstrates that little evidence exists for the widespread persecution of Christians by the Romans.” (—Publisher's Weekly)“Compellingly argued and artfully written, Moss reveals how the popular misconception about martyrdom in the early church still creates real barriers to compassion and dialogue today. An important book and a fascinating read.” (—Archbishop Desmond Tutu)“This is the best sort of history: delightfully accessible yet based on prodigious scholarship, deeply serious, yet entertaining and enlightening. Above all, it shows the reader the importance of sweeping away myth, in order that we do not behave badly in the present, using the past as our excuse.” (—Diarmaid MacCulloch, Professor of the History of the Church at Oxford University and author of Christianity: the First Three Thousand Years)“A tour de force addition to the literature of sacred violence; a case study in how bold scholarship can dismantle it. Candida Moss’s religious history will change religion, and, if Christians heed it, history, too.” (—James Carroll, Author of Jerusalem, Jerusalem)“Moss dismantles the wall of righteousness that some Christians erect in order to justify their conflict with others. Without this persecution narrative, we will be better equipped to work together in our complex and pluralistic world.” (—Sister Simone Campbell, Executive Director of NETWORK)“This is a timely and eye opening book. Moss’ carefully researched and readable account corrects and clarifies an important feature of a history that has been fictionalized for too long.” (—Harvey Cox, Hollis Research Professor of Divinity at Harvard, and author of The Future of Faith)“In engaging prose and with scholarly acumen, Moss pulls back the curtain on one of Western history’s best-kept secrets-that Christians were never subjects of sustained persecution. Read this book and rejoice as Moss turns history on its head and points the way beyond religious violence.” (—Diana Butler Bass, author of Christianity After Religion)“Not only has Candida Moss reminded us that much of what we accept uncritically is pious legend, but that such myths poison the religious and political rhetoric of our time. There is something here to offend everyone, which is the first sign of groundbreaking work.” (—Rev. Dr. Robin R. Meyers, UCC Minister and author of The Underground Church: Reclaiming the Subversive Way of Jesus)“Historical argumentation at its most cogent.” (—Booklist)“Fascinating…One of the most enlightening aspects of “The Myth of Persecution” is Moss’ ability to find contemporary analogies that make the ancient world more intelligible to the average reader.” (--Salon.com); Title: The Myth of Persecution: How Early Christians Invented a Story of Martyrdom
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: This book, which includes a new preface by the author, offers an engrossing portrayal of the early years of the Christian movement from the perspective of the Romans.; Title: The Christians as the Romans Saw Them
Target text information: Description: "Candida Moss' well written book puts the study of ancient martyrdom on a completely new footing by her questioning of received datings and persuasive insistence on the diversity of the sources, practices, and ideologies of martyrdom. It is a milestone in the field."--Jan Bremmer, University of Groningen"This is a valuable study on a very important topic...by a brilliant young scholar who has taken the trouble to gain mastery of the scholarship...going back to the early modern period, and who is not afraid to go back to the first principles to re-assess the date and context of the sources."--Kate Cooper, University of Manchester"Ancient Christian Martyrdom shows that we didn't know what we thought we knew--but we now know more thanks to her striking illumination of the varied discourses of martyrdom in relation to ancient attitudes about death, suffering, power, and order."--Brad S. Gregory"An insightful new history of early Christian martyrdoms and the social realities that shaped them. Tertullian's famous line that the blood of martyrs was the foundation of the Church takes on new dimensions as Professor Moss carefully traces the complex history of the death of Christian witnesses."--Harold Attridge, Yale UniversityCandida Moss is Edward Cadbury Professor of Theology at the University of Birmingham, UK.; Title: Ancient Christian Martyrdom: Diverse Practices, Theologies, and Traditions (The Anchor Yale Bible Reference Library)
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1-hop neighbor's text information: An Intelligent Approach to Information Integration . Information sharing from multiple heterogeneous sources is a challenging issue which ranges from database to ontology areas. In this paper, we propose an intelligent approach to information integration which takes into account semantic conflicts and contradictions, caused by the lack of a common shared ontology. Our goal is to provide an integrated access to information sources, allowing a user to pose a single query and to receive a single unified answer. We propose a "semantic" approach for integration where the conceptual schema of each source is provided, adopting a common standard data model and language. Description Logics plus clustering techniques are exploited. Description Logics is used to obtain a semi-automatic generation of a Common Thesaurus (to solve semantic heterogeneities and to derive a common ontology) while clustering techniques are employed to build the global schema, i.e. the unified view of the data to be used for query processing. keywords: intelligent info...
1-hop neighbor's text information: Exploiting Schema Knowledge for the Integration of Heterogeneous Sources . Information sharing from multiple heterogeneous sources is a challenging issue which ranges from database to ontology areas. In this paper, we propose an intelligent approach to information integration which takes into account semantic conflicts and contradictions, caused by the lack of a common shared ontology. Our goal is to provide an integrated access to information sources, allowing a user to pose a single query and to receive a single unified answer. We propose a "semantic" approach to integration where the conceptual schema of each source is provided, adopting a common standard data model and language, and Description Logics plus clustering techniques are exploited. Description Logics is used to obtain a semi-automatic generation of a Common Thesaurus (to solve semantic heterogeneities and to derive a common ontology). Clustering techniques are used to build the global schema, i.e. the unified view of the data to be used for query processing. keywords: Intelligent Informat...
Target text information: A Semantic Approach to Information Integration: the MOMIS project this paper, we propose a semantic approach to the integration of heterogeneous information. The approach follows the semantic paradigm, in that conceptual schemata of an involved source are considered, and a common data model (ODM I 3) and language (ODL I 3) are adopted to describe sharable information. ODM I 3 and ODL I 3 are defined as a subset of the corresponding ODMG-93 [13] ODM and ODL. A Description Logics ocdl (object description language with constraints [6]) is used as a
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: Greg Linden's Home Page;Greg Linden;My lovely wife;Corina is;currently in her third year of the graduate program in the;Political Science;here at;U of W.;I'm in my third year in the graduate program at the;Computer Science;Department at the University of;Washington, slaving away toward the lofty goal of my Ph.D.;;I completed his undergraduate;degree at the University of California at San Diego with an;odd double-major in Computer Science and Political Science.;I'm going on leave from graduate school in mid-December and I'm;actively looking for a position in software development. If you're interested, you can check out my;resume.;Java Applets:;WebView allows you to see the links to and from a page or;set of pages.;There are two new additions to the WebView family, AltaVistaWebView;and MetaWebView. Instead of entering a URL, you enter keywords for;AltaVista or Metacrawler and WebView hits the search service,;returning a graph displaying all the pages found by the search;services with the links between those pages.; The;Automated Travel Assistant emulates the dialog between a travel;agent and client, gradually eliciting your flight preferences while;allowing you to browse real flight data. It's a research prototype,;but it has quite a bit of functionality even at this early stage.;ATA and;WebView;have been highly rated by;Gamelan and;JARS.;ATA;was;rated "Top 1% of Java applets" by JARS, "What's Cool" by Gamelan, and;was a Gamelan staff pick.;WebView;was;rated "Top 5% of Java applets" by JARS, "What's Cool" by Gamelan, and;was a Gamelan staff pick.;;...and a Gamelan Staff Pick!;And;AltaVistaWebView;was one of the winners of the;Java Repository Java Contest!;My applets have also been published in two books:;A. Walsh, Foundations of Java, IDG Books, 1996;Le Meilleur de Java (The Best of Java), 1996;Here's my first Java applet, Linear Ballet.;Oops! You're not using a Java-capable browser. Sorry. No cool Java applets for you.;The source demonstrates using double-buffering to avoid flicker and using threads to give time to other running applets. The code certainly could be cleaner, though, so don't expect a work of art here.;;If you thought that was cool, you might have low enough standards;to be impressed by my;LGrammer or;Particle Tree; applets.;Both draw trees. The LGrammer trees look much more realistic than the;ParticleTree trees, but both are interesting.;I recently started a position as a;JARS judge, evaluating the Java applets that are submitted to the;JARS archive. Very interesting work.;In the summer of 1995, I developed Dawn of Civilization, a;demonstration application showing that planning techniques can;successfully be applied in entertainment software, for Myriad;Software.;At UCSD, I worked with Professor Rik Belew and Filippo Menzer on the; Latent;Energy Environments (LEE) project, a tool for developing;artificial life models and experimenting with artificial neural;network and evolutionary learning in software enviroments.;; Papers:;S. Hanks, N. Lesh, G. Linden, Eliciting User Preferences: The;Automated Travel Assitant, Submitted to User Modeling 1996.;S. Majeski, G. Linden, C. Linden, A. Spitzer, Modeling Localized;Interaction: Spatial Constraints in the Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma,;Association of Economic Scientists 1996.; A. Krishnamoorthy, R. Paturi, M. Blume, G. Linden, L. Liden,; S. Esener, Hardware;Tradeoffs for Boolean Concept Learning, World Congress on Neural;Networks, 1994, pg 551-559; G. Linden, Recurrent Neural Networks in the Iterated Prisoner's;Dilemma, 1994 [Unpublished Honor's Thesis];Adam Carlson,;Sujay Parekh, and I wrote a fun;ray tracer;as one of;the projects in;CS557 (graduate computer graphics). Here's some of the images...; The Headless Horseman; Closeup of the Headless Horseman; Chess Duel; Some Assembly Required; Spheres, an image with;reflection, transparency, shadows, distributed ray tracing, adaptive;sampling, and a mess of other cool things. The patterns on the;spheres are because they're both transparent and reflective, causing;the rays to reflect and refract multiple times both from the surface;and internally.;We also made a 90 second computer animation called "The Strike". The;animation was written using SGI Inventor and C code to manipulate the;3D models. The original SGI movie file was 70mb. We have made a;lower quality;27.5mb QuickTime movie; available and a;very low quality 6.5mb;QuickTime movie available. Sorry, it just doesn't compress any;further than this (at least with anything resembling reasonable quality).; Mac Programming Stuff; Dilbert; Cognitive Science at UCSD; CMU AI Repository; Artificial Life Info;I can be occasionally found at:; Chateau (a.k.a. Guggenheim Annex) 109A; Box 352350; Computer Science & Engineering; University of Washington, FR-35; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 616-1846; (206) 543-2969 (fax);; [email protected]; Last modified:; 5/27/96;
1-hop neighbor's text information: CSE 403 Home Page;CSE 403: Software Engineering;Meeting Times; Location: Loew 105; Time: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 11:30 - 12:20;;Professor: Nancy Leveson; Office: Sieg 219; Phone: 685-1934; Hours: by appointment; Mail: [email protected];TA: Adam Carlson; Office: Sieg 326a; Hours: Wed 12:30 - 1:30 or by appointment; Mail: [email protected];Course Description;This course will study the concepts, methods and tools for the specifications, design, construction, testing (analysis) and documentation of large software systems. Included also will be "non-technical" topics essential to creating complex software systems successfully, including project management.;Textbook;Ghezzi, Jazayeri, and Mandrioli, Fundamentals of Software Engineering, Prentice Hall, 1991.;Notes:; Notes on requirements; Some sample requirements interview questions; Producer-Consumer Petri Net and Axiomatic Specification notes; Z notes; Coupling and Cohesion notes;Assignments:; Assignment 1; Assignment 2; Assignment 3; Assignment 4; Assignment 5;Some links that may be of your interest:; Course syllabus (Updated 4/2); Send mail to the class mailing;list; news:comp.risks; Military Standard Defense System Software Development;Other information is available about; CSE403, Winter 1995; CSE403, Spring 1995; CSE403, Winter 1996; the Computer Science and Engineering Department;Suggestions/Feedback to: [email protected];
Target text information: Adam Carlson;Adam Carlson;<[email protected]>;Computer Science & Engineering Department;University of Washington;Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA;;This page is under construction, in fact, I've done almost nothing with it.;You can take a look at classes I've taken or;TAed, research I've been involved in, and some fun stuff.;For finger information:;[email protected];To send mail:;Adam Carlson <[email protected]>;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Ayllu: Distributed Port-Arbitrated Behavior-Based Control . Distributed control of a team of mobile robots presents a number of unique challenges, including highly unreliable communication, real world task and safety constraints, scalability, dynamic reconfigurability, heterogenous platforms, and a lack of standardized tools or techniques. Similar problems plagued development of single robots applications until the "behavior-based" revolution led to new techniques for robot control based on port-arbitrated behaviors (PAB). Though there are now many implementations of systems for behavior-based control of single robots, the potential for distributing such control across robots for multi-agent control has not until now been fully realized. This paper presents Ayllu, a system for distributed multi-robot behavioral control. Ayllu allows standard PAB interaction (message passing, inhibition, and suppression) to take place over IP networks, and extends the PAB paradigm to provide for arbitrary scalability. We give a brief overview of the Broadcast...
Target text information: Cooperative Multiagent Robotic Systems Introduction Teams of robotic systems at first glance might appear to be more trouble than they are worth. Why not simply build one robot that is capable of doing everything we need? There are several reasons why two robots (or more) can be better than one: ffl Distributed Action: Many robots can be in many places at the same time ffl Inherent Parallelism: Many robots can do many, perhaps different things at the same time ffl Divide and Conquer: Certain problems are well suited for decomposition and allocation among many robots ffl Simpler is better: Often each agent in a team of robots can be simpler than a more comprehensive single robot solution No doubt there are more reasons as well. Unfortunately there are also drawbacks, in particular regarding coordination and elimination of interference. The degree of difficulty imposed depends heavily upon the task and the communication and control strategies chosen.
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Captures the essence of Naval Special Warfare from our storied beginnings to the current fight and gives us a glimpse of what the future might bring for the 21st Century Navy SEALs. (Admiral WILLIAM J. McRAVEN (USN, Ret.), former Commander of U.S. Special Operations Command)Dick Couch, himself a SEAL warrior professional, is THE most respected and prolific writer on all forms of American military special operations. Couch and award-winning author William Doyles book is required reading for todays special operations warriors and those who wish to know more about the Navy SEALs. (Admiral ROBERT J. NATTER (USN, Ret.), former Commander in Chief of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet and Commander of U.S. Fleet Forces Ciommand)[The] definitive history of the U.S. Navy SEALs and their forefathers. ... I will always cherish the memories and lasting friendships I share with my fellow Trident-wearing brothers who are dramatically brought to life in these pages. (Master Chief BILL BRUHMULLER (USN, Ret.), founding member of SEAL Team Two)Couch and Doyle precisely depict many missions, including the famed rescue of Capt. Richard Phillips and the killing of Osama bin Laden. Entertaining, no-nonsense balancing of legends and martial reality. (Kirkus Reviews)Essential reading for military buffs. ... Compelling. ... Underscor[es] the bravery that Navy SEALs have engaged in with each operation. (Library Journal)I am impressed. If you want to read one book about Navy SEALs, this is it. (Master Chief RICK KAISER (USN, Ret.), Executive Director of the National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum and former Naval Special Warfare Development Group training chief)The first comprehensive history of the special operations force. ... Couch and Doyle do a great job of putting the entire story into context. (Military.com)Written with the unprecedented cooperation of the Naval Special Warfare community, this vivid and definitive history of the U.S. Navy SEALs reveals the inside story behind the greatest combat operations of America's most celebrated warriors.New York Times bestselling authors Dick Coucha former SEALand William Doyle chart the SEALs' story, from their origins in the daring Naval Combat Demolition Teams, Underwater Demolition Teams, Scouts and Raiders commando units, and OSS Operational Swimmers of World War II to their coming of age in Vietnam and rise to glory in Iraq and Afghanistan after 9/11.Illustrated with forty pages of photographs and based on exclusive interviews with more than 100 U.S. frogmen (including multiple Medal of Honor recipients), here is "the first comprehensive history of the special operations force" (Military.com).; Title: Navy SEALs: Their Untold Story
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: “The Only Thing Worth Dying For is not only brilliant, it’s the one book you must read if you have any hope of understanding what our fine American soldiers are up against in Afghanistan.” (Former Congressman Charlie Wilson)“A skillfully reported and masterfully written account of one of the most crucial moments of the War Against Terror. Blehm reminds us of the perils, the triumphs and the sacrifices made in the name of freedom.” (Bob Woodruff, ABC News correspondent)“Through careful reporting and crisp narrative pacing, Eric Blehm has given us a thrilling, forgotten drama from the opening chapter of the war in Afghanistan. The Only Thing Worth Dying For will become an enduring classic of this extraordinary theater, where so much hangs in the balance.” (Hampton Sides, bestselling author of Ghost Soldiers and Blood and Thunder)“Blehm provides powerful and unflinching insight into a real-life mission that ended in tragedy but left an indelible mark on history. From the comic moments to the bleakest hour, it’s a testament to how a small team of well-trained men can shape a nation’s destiny.” (Stephen Grey, award-winning author of Ghost Plane: The True Story of the CIA's Torture Program and Operation Snakebite: The Story of an Afghan Desert Siege)“Eric Blehm has written a literary masterpiece about modern war. The whole witches’ brew is here: valor, honor, heroism, cowardice, incompetence, stupidity, triumph, blood, death and despair. That America has soldiers like these should fill every American heart with pride. Read this book!” (Stephen Coonts, bestselling author of Flight of the Intruder and The Disciple)“No other book has gone to such depths in research, nor been so descriptive in recounting this critical mission during the earliest days after 9/11 when the US Army Special Forces successfully waged unconventional warfare in Afghanistan.” (Sergeant Major Billy Waugh, author of Hunting The Jackal and Isaac Camacho, An American Hero)“The greatest story of a small unit’s battle through an untamed land since Lawrence of Arabia.” (Adam Makos, editor of Valor Magazine)“A captivating account of our heroic warriors-a remarkable U.S. Army Special Forces unit’s hard-fought success against incredible odds. It reads with the thrill of fiction-but this is the damned deadly real deal.” (W.E.B. Griffin & William E. Butterworth IV, best-selling authors of The Traffickers and The Honor of Spies)On a moonless night just weeks after September 11, 2001, a U.S. Special Forces team of Green Berets known as ODA 574 infiltrated the mountains of southern Afghanistan with a seemingly impossible mission: to foment a tribal revolt and force the Taliban to surrender. Armed solely with the equipment they could carry on their backs, shockingly scant intelligence, and their mastery of guerrilla warfare, Captain Jason Amerine and his ten men had no choice but to trust their only ally, a little-known Pashtun statesman named Hamid Karzai. Having returned from exile, Karzai—on the run from the Taliban—was traveling the countryside to raise a militia.The Only Thing Worth Dying For chronicles the most important mission in the early days of the Global War on Terror, when the men on the ground knew little about the enemy—and their commanders in Washington knew even less. With unprecedented access to surviving members of ODA 574, key war planners, and Karzai himself, award-winning author Eric Blehm cuts through the noise of politicians and high-level military officials to narrate for the first time a story of uncommon bravery and terrible sacrifice, intimately exposing the realities of unconventional warfare and nation-building in Afghanistan that continue to shape the region today.; Title: The Only Thing Worth Dying For: How Eleven Green Berets Fought for a New Afghanistan (P.S.)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: The Modern Day Gunslinger should be every shooters bible! It delivers a straightforward approach to what we all know, or knew, or should know, setting it straight as it should be and serving as a daily reminder of the natural bad habits we all have. It deserves to be on the bedside nightstand to peruse regularly especially if you dont get to shoot often enough.Dick Marcinko, a.k.a. Rogue Warrior, Commanding Officer SEAL Team SIX and Red Cell (Ret.) and author of the New York Times bestseller Rogue WarriorThe Modern Day Gunslinger is pure dynamitea gunfighters bible. With a fundamental, broad-based foundation of resources, it incorporates the best contributions of the great minds and great trainers in this field. A must for the beginner, the master, or (perhaps most of all) the trainer.Lt. Col. David Grossman, Lt. Col., U.S. Army (ret.), author of the Pulitzer Prize-nominated On Killing and On Combat, and President of the Warrior Science GroupGreat book! The Modern Day Gunslinger should be read by everyone who owns or is considering owning a firearm. Don Mann calls upon his vast experience as a shooter to cover all aspects of shooting but most importantly the mental aspects. He correctly stresses that anyone can shoot at a paper target but not everyone is prepared to shoot at another person in self-defense. This is the best and most concise compendium on weapons defensive tactics Ive seen!Robert Gormly, Commanding Officer (Ret.), SEAL Team TWO and SEAL Team SIXThe Modern Day Gunslinger incorporates real-world survival principles and todays high-speed competition shooting techniquesI highly recommend it to everyone, from novice to seasoned pro. Even if you dont own a firearm, the personal awareness section justifies its purchase.Brian Enos, NRA Bianchi Cup and Sportsmans Team Challenge National Champion, Steel Masters Champion, and author of Practical ShootingBeyond FundamentalsIve been both a student and an instructor of firearms safety, marksmanship, and tactics for almost 40 years. During all those years, all those venues, and all the courses attended and conducted, Ive never encountered anything that comes as close to saying it all as The Modern Day Gunslinger does. I know there will be instructors and students who will be reading MGD for decades to come. This book will save lives.Dick Conger, Senior Special Agent (Ret.), U.S. Customs Service, and USG Senior Weapons and Tactics InstructorThis is the most all-encompassing book on shooting I have ever seen. The complete breakdown of every aspect of combat shooting is meticulously discussed, giving the shooter the concrete fundamentals necessary for fully-developed gunslinger skills. Many how-to manuals try to walk a fine line between covering every detail without boring the reader and trying to hit only the high points to keep the information flowing. Dons writing style has changed the rules altogether. Not only is there a fantastic level of detail, but the facts are presented in a crystal clear fashion, illuminating the fine points in a dynamic approach that allows the reader to enjoy the process and not be intimidated by dry prose. I recommend this book for everybody, whether you are a local shooting champion or a novice who has never held a gun before. If you are even thinking about improving your tactical shooting ability, put all the other books back on the shelf: You have found everything you need in The Modern Day Gunslinger.Jimmy B., Senior Firearms and Tactics Instructor, USGA comprehensive, defensive tactical training guide has been long overdue. Don Mann has filled that gap. The Modern Day Gunslinger is an all-inclusive manual that addresses safety, equipment, tactics, and best practices for all shooters. Don and I served together at two different SEAL Commands. I owned an indoor shooting range in Tucson, Arizona, for 10 years and only wish that Don had published this manual then. As an NRA instructor and Arizona Concealed Carry Weapons instructor, I can state emphatically that this manual would have been the only reference my instructors and I would have needed. It would have been mandatory reading for all students.Dan T. Coulter, Commander Navy SEAL Team (Ret.)As an FBI agent, I have instructed government agents in small arms and tactics from all over the world. The Modern Day Gunslinger is an invaluable resource to the FBI and other U.S. government agencies. I have taught firearms, hostage rescue, tactics, and street survival to every level of law enforcement and this book is the only manual that covers every detail of todays gun-fighting issues.Roger D. Browning, Special Agent (Ret.), Federal Bureau of Investigation and USG Senior Weapons and Tactics InstructorDon Mann is an outstanding example of the military men this nation produces, and a top-notch tactical operator and instructor. The Modern Day Gunslinger is designed for the novice and expert alike, whose needs range from home defense to government and military missions. It is a very interesting read, chock full of information that may save your life or the life of another. It will have a special place in my library.Edward J. Pollard, Assistant Director (Ret.), Protective Operations, United States Secret ServiceDuring my 25-year career I worked and trained throughout the world as a government weapons and tactics instructor with the CIA, and as an undercover law enforcement officer. Until now, there has not been a single comprehensive training manual that references all the defensive training and shooting procedures currently taught to the worlds most elite military and law enforcement units. The Modern Day Gunslinger unlocks the fundamental training secrets in a clear and concise manner, and illuminates a tangible approach to the world of defensive and tactical shooting.Jon F., Senior Tactics and Weapons Instructor, USGDon Mann has produced a true quality, top-notch product with his book The Modern Day Gunslinger. Don lays it out in laymans terms and covers the whole gambit of shooting skills that build and develop sound shooting techniques from novice to top-notch shooters. Utilizing Dons guidance and skills related in this book, shooters will be able to achieve that higher ability of shooting perfection that will allow them to save lives and be able to return to their loved ones. This is, without a doubt, the most comprehensive, easy-to-read, and understandable instructional shooting book I have ever seen. This is the type of book that will be the milestone on which books on shooting, shooting skills, marksmanship, defensive use of weapons, practical combat applications of weapons, and mind-set will be measured in the future.Jim G. Master, Sergeant (Ret.), Special Forces/Ranger/LEOFinally, a one-stop source for weapons tactics, techniques, and procedures. Ive spent a career in Special Operations, conducting overt, covert, and clandestine operations, learning this all the hard way. Now someone has finally made it simple. Don Mann is a true Quiet Professional. Thanks to him you can simply learn from the best, skip the trial and error, and start concentrating on putting rounds on target.Major Luther Papenfus, Major, U.S. Army Special Forces (Ret.)A wide-ranging, detailed compendium of the art and philosophy of shooting, written by an experienced SEAL and student of both. This is a must read for anyone wishing to understand or master that art.Danl Steward, Commanding Officer (Ret.), SEAL Team OneAs chief of law enforcement and firearms instructor, witnessing Don Mann Speak and instruct is an extremely motivating experience. His professional, calm, and confident demeanor is a quality that sets Don apart from other weapons and tactics instructors. Students listen and learnknowing every word spoken is from years of real-world operational experience. I know of no other person who has mastered his craft more expertly, and I know of no better defensive training manual than The Modern Day Gunslinger.Jan Wright, Chief of Police, Hamburg, New Jersey, Police Department Rc5I trained and deployed overseas with Don Mann and have known him well for over 25 years. Don is a world-class weapons and tactics instructor and The Modern Day Gunslinger is a testament to Dons knowledge as weapons instructor. The Modern Day Gunslinger is an excellent resource for everyone that has an interest in weapons trainingfrom the military or law enforcement weapons instructor to the novice interested in home defense.Randy Goodman, U.S. Navy (SEAL) Captain (Ret.) and Naval Special Warfare Group CommanderDon Mann is a true warrior. He speaks from a place of knowledge and experience, and has truly been there, done that. By writing The Modern Day Gunslinger, he has done an incredible service to the law enforcement, military, and private security communities, not to mention the everyday warriors who understand todays reality: that each one of us is responsible for our own survival.Niki Anderson, Counterintelligence Advisor, Centre for Counterintelligence and Security StudiesDuring the last 45 years, I have carried a variety of weapons as a combat Marine, a Secret Service Law enforcement Officer, and a USG security contractor. There can be grave legal consequences for anyone improperly carrying or discharging a firearm. My recommendation would be that no one pick up a firearm until they read what Don Mann has written. The Modern Day Gunslinger will assist all levels of shooters by presenting clear-cut information covering every aspect of firearm safety and training.Bill Wamsley, Deputy Chief (Ret.), U.S. Secret ServiceI personally learned so much from The Modern Day Gunslinger, which I consider to be a complete instructional manual for defensive shooting. More importantly, it clearly addresses the responsibility and accountability issues for using a weapon in self-defense. Don Mann addresses the mental aspects that are fundamentally most important in the use of a handgun for self-defense. This book is a terrific tool for beginners and veteran handgun owners who may someday be called to act with a handgun to preserve life, as well as take it. Quite frankly, I found it difficult to put it down.Dr. Raymond Fritz, Navy SEAL CommanderThe USMC taught me how to use firearms effectively in combat situations. The Modern Day Gunslinger builds in depth on this knowledge and experience by clearly discussing safe and effective use of weapons and tactics in civil society, home and personal protection, as well as unusual circumstances. Don Manns devotion to practicing and teaching these techniques makes this outstanding book a classic in the field. Not only a must read, but an essential study for any shooter.William Davis, PhD, USMCThe Modern Day Gunslinger is a versatile and effective compilation of range safety practices, marksmanship techniques, and combat tactics that will benefit both novice and advanced shooters in many arenas.Paul F. Kelly, Firearms Instructor, Special Agent (Ret.), U.S. Secret ServiceThe Modern Day Gunslinger is a realistic, practical, easy-to-comprehend manual of the small arms tactics, techniques, and procedures used successfully by our professional and military gunfighters. I recommend this book as an essential reference to anyone committed to perfecting their firearms handling skills.John Stann, Captain, USMCDon Manns The Modern Day Gunslinger is a concise, practical book on defensive tactical shooting. It is an essential read for anyone from the gun owner interested in home protection to the seasoned military or law enforcement professional. The techniques presented from mind-set and survivors awareness to marksmanship and then on to tactics is, without a doubt, the clearest presentation of defensive shooting I have ever read. This book is highly recommended to anyone interested in seriously improving their shooting skills!Norm Creel, Command Master Chief, SEAL Team EightI believe The Modern Day Gunslinger to be an ideal handbook for all shooters. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced shooting professional, there are many lessons and references from which we can all gain. I strongly recommend you pick up a copy of The Modern Day Gunslinger for your library; its well worth it. I give The MDG my strongest endorsement.Steven W. Bailey, Master Chief, Navy SEAL, USG Weapons and Tactics Program Manager[The Modern Day Gunslinger] delivered Filled with training drills, techniques, and explanations. It is copiously illustrated with photographs, and is a very valuable addition to a training library The Modern Day Gunslinger is the ultimate handgun training manual, and I am glad it is in my library I use it quite often in my own personal training, and I whole-heartedly endorse it for your training. Because it can make a difference if you actually follow the guidelines in the book, you should own it. I recommend that you not only read this book, but get out and practice what it says.David Nash, founder of the Shepherd School[There is] a lot to cover in a 420 page manual, but Mann does it in a concise, organized, and well presented way. Each chapter breaks down further, into several sub-sections, further organizing an already excellent collection of techniques, tips, and drills. The photography provides us a clear explanation of the technique or movement in question [The Modern Day Gunslinger] would be an excellent purchase or gift for shooters of any level.Gra Chia, Practical Shooting Tips .comThe Modern Day Gunslinger: The Ultimate Handgun Training Manual is by far one of the most detailed compendiums on pistolcraft I have read in a long time. The book covers a lot of information not covered in most pistol books; topics range from the mental aspects to the hardware, as well as the dynamics and mechanics of gunfighting and advanced marksmanship I highly recommend this book to military and law enforcement personal as well as the concerned and armed citizen.Troy A. Letteiri, founder and Senior Training Director for the internationally recognized Special Operations Tactical Tracking Institute (SOTTI) and author of Scout-Tracker: Operational and Training Notes of a Special Forces Combat TrackerA practical book for experienced and beginner shooters. As a BSIS firearms permit instructor in Chino Hills, CA, I was looking for a good read to remind me of the fundamentals of shooting Mann did an excellent job reminding us of the techniques used by the pros such as Jeff Copper I liked how he used photos to complement each of his discussions Worth every dime.Shaun Sundahl, Chino Hills Private Investigator*****Praise for Skyhorse PublishingIt has been a pleasure watching Skyhorse Publishing develop into one of the largest and fastest-growing independent publishers over the last decade. Trident does a good deal of business with Skyhorse. Skyhorse has become a cornerstone of independent publishing and has taken its rightful seat in the world of major trade publishing.Robert Gottlieb, chairman of Trident Media Group, LLCDon Mann’s impressive military biography includes being a decorated combat veteran; corpsman; SEAL special operations technician; jungle survival, desert survival, and arctic survival instructor; and Survival, Evade, Resistance, and Escape instructor; in addition to other credentials.; Title: Modern Day Gunslinger: Defensive Tactical Handgun Training
Target text information: Description: DH Xavier is a Navy SEAL officer who believes an informed BUD/S student is more likely to complete training. Mark Owen is not the author.; Title: Breaking BUD/S: How Regular Guys Can Become Navy SEALs
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "[O]ffers a welcome and much-needed challenge to the rigidity displayed by some accounts of that conflict....[C]ontains a wealth of oft-overlooked information and solid conclusions concerning many salient facets of the American Civil War. It is highly recommended."--Joseph A. Rose, The NYMAS ReviewJames M. McPherson is an American Civil War historian, and is the George Henry Davis '86 Professor Emeritus of United States History at Princeton University. He is the author of many works of history, including Battle Cry of Freedom, which won the 1989 Pulitzer Prize.; Title: The War That Forged a Nation: Why the Civil War Still Matters
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: David Goldfield is Robert Lee Bailey Professor of History at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, the author and editor of sixteen books on the American South, most recently America Aflame: How the Civil War Created a Nation, and serves as editor of the LSU Press series Making the Modern South.; Title: Still Fighting the Civil War: The American South and Southern History
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: With a New IntroductionFrom the "preeminent historian of Reconstruction" (New York Times Book Review), a newly updated edition of the prizewinning classic work on the post-Civil War period that shaped modern AmericaEric Foner's "masterful treatment of one of the most complex periods of American history" (New Republic) redefined how the postCivil War period was viewed.Reconstruction chronicles the way in which Americansblack and whiteresponded to the unprecedented changes unleashed by the war and the end of slavery. It addresses the quest of emancipated slaves searching for economic autonomy and equal citizenship, and describes the remodeling of Southern society, the evolution of racial attitudes and patterns of race relations, and the emergence of a national state possessing vastly expanded authority and committed, for a time, to the principle of equal rights for all Americans.This "smart book of enormous strengths" (Boston Globe) remains the standard work on the wrenching postCivil War periodan era whose legacy still reverberates in the United States today.Eric Foner is DeWitt Clinton Professor of History at Columbia University and the author of several books. In 2006 he received the Presidential Award for Outstanding Teaching at Columbia University. He has served as president of the Organization of American Historians, the American Historical Association, and the Society of American Historians. He lives in New York City.; Title: Reconstruction Updated Edition: America's Unfinished Revolution, 1863-1877 (Harper Perennial Modern Classics)
Target text information: Description: The South lost the Civil War, but southerners have certainly held their own in the postwar battle to shape historical interpretations of the conflict. Southern politicians, war veterans, and historians successfully promoted the "Lost Cause" view of the origins and results of our national nightmare. The South, so the story goes, wanted to preserve its unique culture, and slavery was not a fundamental basis of that culture. Led by valiant gentlemen-officers (e.g., Robert E. Lee) and brave, defiant common soldiers, the Confederacy struggled against insurmountable odds, eventually succumbing to numerically but not morally superior forces. This collection of essays by nine Civil War scholars shows how the myth was consciously propagated by southerners, often in an attempt to rationalize the physical and social carnage left by the war. These essays are well reasoned and timely, given current controversies raging over the display of the Confederate battle flag. This will be a valuable addition to Civil War collections. Jay FreemanCopyright American Library Association. All rights reserved"The Lost Cause... is a tangible and influential phenomenon in American culture and this book provides an excellent source for anyone seeking to explore its various dimensions." -- Southern Historian; Title: The Myth of the Lost Cause and Civil War History
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Peter Snow is a highly respected journalist, author, and broadcaster. He was ITN's Diplomatic and Defence Correspondent from 1966 to 1979, and presented Newsnight from 1980 to 1997. An indispensable part of election nights, he has also covered military matters on and off the world's battlefields for 40 years. His son Dan Snow is an historian who has researched, written, and presented several documentaries. Dan appears regularly on the BBC’s One Show as their “History Man,” and has been published in the Times, the Sunday Times, the Guardian, the Daily Express, and BBC History Magazine. Educated at the University of Oxford, he has joint British and Canadian citizenship.   Together, Peter and Dan Snow presented the BAFTA award-winning Battlefield Britain and wrote the accompanying bestselling book (BBC Books).; Title: The Battle of Waterloo Experience
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "An excellent account and valuable reference book." (The Telegraph 2001-10-06)"An impressive work." (Jeremy Black, professor of history, University of Exeter 2008-05-19)Mark Adkin, a former army officer, is the author of several books on military history.; Title: Waterloo Companion, The: The Complete Guide to History's Most Famous Land Battle
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Books in Osprey's 'Campaign' series stand out at both secondary and college levels as works' that will engage and sustain student interest ... sophisticated maps and comprehensive graphics complement the texts without overwhelming them.Highly visual guides to history's greatest conflicts, detailing the command strategies, tactics, and experiences of the opposing forces throughout each campaign, and concluding with a guide to the battlefields today.; Title: The First Crusade 109699: Conquest of the Holy Land (Campaign)
Target text information: Description: To commemorate the upcoming bicentennial (2015) of the Waterloo Campaign, historian Lipscombepresents a visual history of the ultimate battle of the Napoleonic Wars. This pertinent collection of primary and secondary sources humanizes the conflict, featuring numerous photos of Napoleon and his nemesis Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington, alongside several memoir excerpts from subordinates. The editor relays how the steadfast loyalty between the Duke of Wellington and his Prussian ally Gebhard von Blcher ensured Napoleon's defeat and how that humiliation led to the rise of military theorist Carl von Clausewitz. Tangential topics, such as common risks associated with the popular musket 'Brown Bess,' add creative interest. Library JournalColonel Nick Lipscombe was born in Angers, France. He has a degree in business studies and an MSc in defence studies. He was commissioned into the Royal Artillery in 1980. During his thirty years in the British Army he has seen considerable operational service with the British and American armies, as well as with NATO and the UN.He was awarded the US Bronze Star in 2006.A keen interest in military history followed his academic studies at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst concentrating on the Napoleonic era and the Peninsular War in particular. He is Chairman of Peninsular War 200, the UK official organisation for the commemoration of the bicentenary of the Peninsular War. He speaks German and Spanish, currently works in Portugal and lives in Spain with his wife Janny and their three daughters. The author lives in Alicante, Spain.; Title: Waterloo: The Decisive Victory (Companion)
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "This compact compendium and both volumes of Butowski's Russia's Warplanes: Russian-made Military Aircraft and Helicopters Today deserve pride-of-place in the reference libraries of aircraft hobbyists, aviation historians, journalists and, yes, even intelligence analysts. " (Cybermodeller)This is a worthy study, useful for any Russian aircraft modeller. (Airfix Model World)Russia's Air-launched Weapons is an essential element in the library of every Russian aviation enthusiast, historians, scale modelers, aircraft profilers and specifically the Fighter Pilots and the Intelligence Community. (Perspective Journal of the Philippine Air Force)Piotr Butowski is an aviation journalist, writer and photographer specialising in the aviation of Russia, especially the themes of aerospace industry and technology. Since 1978 he has published several thousand articles in aviation magazines all over the world, mainly in Poland, the UK, France and Germany, but also in Brazil, the US, Japan, Spain, Italy, Russia and other countries. He is author of around 15 books on Russian aviation published in Poland, the US, the UK and Hong Kong between 1985 and 1996. After a break of almost 20 years, he wrote the first volume of the Russia's Warplanes series last autumn.; Title: Russia's Air-launched Weapons: Russian-made Aircraft Ordnance Today
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: The book covers the development (with lots of info on the in-fighting that went with it) into the various uses and upgrades done to the tank over the years. This includes a look at the various specifications and comparisons to the tanks used by other forces. The illustrations and cut-aways of Tony Bryan really add to this interesting title as do the multitude of well chosen period photographs found throughout the edition. As an addition, you will find several pages of nicely done profiles, the sort of things that modelers really like to see. An excellent book on a most interesting subject and one that I am positive you will find to be of interest. One that will be pulled from the shelves time after time and one I can highly recommend to you. Scott Van Aken, Modeling Madness, www.modelingmadness.com (February 2010)Finally, a book on what I consider to be an important Armor vehicle has been written in English for the first time...Osprey's latest offering in their New Vanguard series is a soft bound 48 pages long. It has a concise history, a mix of black and white, color photographs, and several color plates...Steven Zaloga does a great job of writing about the T-62's fraught history. He covers Khrushchev's 'missile tank' demands, internal political turmoil, factory production turmoil, and 'bigger is better' issues. Mark Aldrich, IPMS/USA (December 2009)Coupled with some nice artwork, this is a very neat little reference for the T-62, and is enlightening with the development story that can now be told. Robin Buckland, Military Modeling (September 2009)Steven J. Zaloga received his BA in history from Union College and his MA from Columbia University. He has worked as an analyst in the aerospace industry for over two decades, covering missile systems and the international arms trade, and has served with the Institute for Defense Analyses, a federal think-tank. He is the author of numerous books on military technology and military history, with an accent on the US Army in World War II as well as Russia and the former Soviet Union.; Title: T-62 Main Battle Tank 19652005 (New Vanguard)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "This is a very nice reference book that contains many close-up detailed subject specific photographs and illustrations and well detailed captions. It details various German Zeppelins, British Aircraft and air combat over England during World War I." - KitMaker NetworkJon Guttman specializes in World War I aviation, and is research director and contributing writer for Weider History Publications. He has written 19 titles for Osprey in the past, including many on World War I topics, such as: SPAD VII Aces of World War 1 and Balloon-Busting Aces of World War 1 in the Osprey Aircraft of the Aces series; SPA124 Lafayette Escadrille, Groupe de Combat 12, 'Les Cigognes' and USAS 1st Pursuit Group in the Aviation Elite Units series; Sopwith Camel vs Fokker Dr I, SPAD XIII vs Fokker D VII, SE 5A vs Albatros D V and SPAD VII vs Albatros D III in the Duel series; and Sopwith Camel in the Air Vanguard series. He is a resident of Leesburg, Virginia. Jim Laurier is a native of New England, growing up in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. He has been drawing since he could hold a pencil and throughout his life he has worked in many mediums creating artwork on a variety of subjects. He has worked on the Osprey Aviation list since 2000, and in that time he has produced some of the finest artwork seen in these volumes. He currently lives in New Hampshire.; Title: Zeppelin vs British Home Defence 1915-18 (Duel)
Target text information: Description: Highly recommended for anyone interested in Soviet or Russian military equipment or in particular, artillery and ballistic missiles. Jacques Duquette, Armorama (April 2008)...Steven Ja Zaloga, an authority on Russian military vehicles, presents a well-rounded history of the Scud. Military VehiclesThe unrivalled illustrated reference on fighting vehicles, transport and artillery through the ages. Each volume is illustrated throughout, making these books uniquely accessible to history enthusiasts of all ages.; Title: Scud Ballistic Missile and Launch Systems 19552005 (New Vanguard)
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Historian Raphael contends that the United States' war for independence did not begin in April 1775 with the "shot heard round the world." Rather it began the previous summer in rural towns like Worcester as patriots forced royal appointees to publicly resign their offices. These actions brought to a standstill the courts and public bodies established under the Massachusetts Government Act. The thousands of farmers and artisans then reclaimed the Charter of 1691 to democratically reopen the courts, establish new governmental bodies and organize a network of militias. Raphael thus brings into clear focus events and identities of ordinary people who should share the historic limelight with the Founding Fathers. This successful rebellion has until now remained obscure, the author says, because "[t]he telling of history cries out for individual protagonists" while this revolution was decentralized and nonhierarchical, creating not leaders but a participatory democracy that, in Raphael's view, "far outreached the intentions of the so-called `Founding Fathers.'" Moreover, unlike Lexington and Concord, this revolution involved no dramatic shedding of blood. Whether or not "the transfer of political authority to the American patriots" in 1774 was the "real revolution" making the clash in April 1775 a British counter-revolution to regain lost territory Raphael (A People's History of the American Revolution) makes a compelling case that these early events were critical to the success of the war that followed and should no longer escape our notice. His liberal use of primary sources (excerpts from town records, newspapers, letters, etc.), authoritative secondary sources and his meticulous care in footnoting will prove extremely useful for further study. Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information, Inc.A cracking good read....Ray Raphael writes about the American Revolution as if he had been in the thick of it. His no-nonsense approach and style clarify the hig issues and reveal their personal dimensions. This is truly history of the people for the people.; Title: The First American Revolution: Before Lexington and Concord
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Breen elegantly demonstrates how much we miss when our histories are focused principally on the Founding Fathers. Nicholas Guyatt, The Times Literary SupplementGeneration after generation, students are taught that the Founders inspired a hesitant, though hardy, American populace to reclaim its rights . . . The truth is a good deal messier and more interesting. Historians in our own time--Mr. Breen, Gary B. Nash and Gordon S. Wood, among others--have shifted the emphasis to the common people. Alan Pell Crawford, The Wall Street JournalFounding Father John Adams, looking back at the heady and trying days of the American Revolution, famously wrote the Revolution was effected before the war commenced.' T. H. Breen's new history sets out to fill in the detail -- showing that by the time embattled farmers fired the shot heard round the world' in Concord in 1775, the battle had already been joined by tens of thousands of colonials . . . Breen's book shows an energetic and necessarily untidy process of invention on the part of a people, and captures well its improvisatory nature. Art Winslow, Chicago Tribunea scholarly, unnerving account of the American Revolution's darker side--the violence, death threats, false rumors, and extremist rhetoric that introduced a new political order Caleb Crain, The New YorkerIn this compellingly structured and argued book, T.H. Breen asserts that a de facto nation came into existence between the spring and fall of 1774. It was in these crucial months that the people of the thirteen colonies -- not the Founding Fathers, not the Continental Army, not the maladroit British government -- executed a series of steps that collectively solved problems of governance and demonstrated how a republic could be successfully constituted. What's even more surprising is that Breen makes this somewhat counterintuitive argument, one rooted in a social history sensibility, in the form of a chronological narrative. He achieves this cohesion despite lacking a discrete sense of leading characters or a dramatic set of circumstances (the most consequential event of his story is actually a rumor). The result is a book that's highly readable as well as provocative. Jim Cullen, History News NetworkAmerican Insurgents, American Patriots is one of the most compelling accounts I've read of how the people' forged the Revolution. Thomas S. Kidd, Books and CultureAmerican Insurgents, American Patriots is a much-needed corrective to the notion that the Revolution was the product solely of intellectuals and pamphleteers . . . Breen is especially good on reminding us of the passion that the mass of people -- whom he calls insurgents' -- brought to the cause. He traces the role played by newspapers in firing up these rural folks and shows how their readiness to react, sometimes violently, fueled the cause of independence. Tony Lewis, Providence JournalCasting a wide net in his research to reconstruct the patchwork of grassroots rebellions and self-organized protests across the colonies. Breen is among the growing ranks of historians convincingly uncovering how the Founding Fathers followed and controlled, rather than precipitated, the move toward independence and democracy. American HistoryT. H. Breen's American Insurgents, American Patriots is a pioneering and riveting new analysis of how America was born. Skirting the whole Founding Fathers phenomena, Breen champions instead the everyman of the pre-revolution as a brave citizens' brigade of change. A landmark achievement! Douglas Brinkley, Professor of History at Rice University and official CBS News HistorianThe Founding Fathers have all the honor they need. Now it's time to honor the ordinary men and women who T. H. Breen brilliantly assays in this riveting book on the crucial run-up to the Declaration of Independence. He shows how people from small farming communities, risking all, purged the countryside of royal officials, dismantled royal authority, shuttered court houses, and defied the King's troops. In this tautly constructed book, Breen shows how much the bewigged Founding Fathers owed to those beneath them, and how much we owe to the plain-spoken, inconspicuous, and roughened colonial insurgents who are the unsung heroes of the American Revolution. Gary B. Nash, author of The Unknown American RevolutionWho made the American Revolution? Not the men who typically get the most credit for it, says T.H. Breen in American Insurgents, American Patriots. This bracing and impassioned recounting of the origins of America's break with Great Britain puts the people'--ordinary men and women--back into their rightful place in the story. Sure to provoke discussion, Breen's work is a much-needed and welcome addition to the literature on the founding of the American nation. Annette Gordon-Reed, winner of the Pulitzer PrizeT. H. Breen's revisionist page-turner recaptures the ungentlemanly labors of Colonial America's dangerous classes, those vigilantes, night riders, and terrorists who made the Revolution possible even before Samuel Adams, Patrick Henry, and Thomas Paine proclaimed its necessity. There is sobering contemporary relevance here for Americans about great empires and the violent resistance they spawn in the name of freedom. David Levering Lewis, winner of the Pulitzer PrizeIn this engaging book, Breen tells the vivid stories of thousands of ordinary Americans who made an extraordinary revolution. American Insurgents, American Patriots reminds us that we have many more Founding Mothers and Fathers than we usually recognize. Breen deftly explores the American Revolution in its full social depth, revealing how it affected everyone: the rich and poor, free and slave, and Patriot and Loyalist. Alan Taylor, winner of the Pulitzer PrizeBreen has uncovered the grass roots of the American Revolution in the unheralded acts of ordinary people. Meeting in towns and villages throughout the colonies, they gave public notice that they no longer consented to British rule. Without the prompting of the leaders who have figured so largely in standard histories, they established their own independence well before Thomas Jefferson and company declared it in their famous document. Edmund Morgan, winner of the Pulitzer PrizeAmerican Insurgents, American Patriots reveals startling details of the alienation and anger that pervaded the minds of thousands of Americans long before shots were fired on Lexington Green. This is a book that deepens our understanding of the American Revolution--and it's a great read in the bargain! Thomas Fleming, author of Washington's Secret War: The Hidden History of Valley ForgeThis compelling narrative examines the lives of ordinary Americans who in the years 1774 and 1775 led the way to American independence. The book's great merit is to describe the foundation that an insurgency of common people constructed for the building of a new nation. Mark A. Noll, Francis A. McAnaney Professor of History, University of Notre DameT. H. Breen restores the people to their proper place in our understanding of the coming of the American Revolution. Showing how popular anger at misguided British policies was channeled into political and military action, Breen gives us fresh perspectives on the ways ordinary Americans mobilized themselves for war and helped create a new nation. Beautifully written and powerfully argued, American Insurgents, American Patriots should attract a wide and grateful readership. Peter S. Onuf, author of Jefferson's Empire: The Language of American NationhoodBreen's account restores a vivid sense of what the American Revolution felt like to the brave men and women who lived through its enormous ups and downs, and its everyday violence as well. With a scholar's command and a writer's sympathy, he infuses a world of meaning into the word insurgent'-- an apt description for the Americans who were turning the known world upside down. Ted Widmer, Director and Librarian, John Carter Brown LibraryIf earlier authors convinced you that Americans owe their independence to a handful of founding brothers,' you will be fascinated by T. H. Breen's persuasive demonstration that the Founders of the republic could not have succeeded--and might not have tried--without support and pressure from tens of thousands of ordinary Patriots who recognized that sometimes leaders need to be led. Woody Holton, author of Abigail AdamsCasting a new light on the origins of the struggle for independence, Breen mines letters, sermons and diaries to create a lively, nuanced account of ordinary farmers' growing resistance to the British government in the two years before the Declaration of Independence. Angry at oppressive parliamentary acts that abrogated their God-given rights, tens of thousands of rebellious insurgents laid the groundwork for a successful revolution. Their anger was every bit as important to the revolutionary story as the learned debates of the Founding Fathers . . . An important new view of a revolution in the making. Kirkus ReviewsBreen presents a provocative reinterpretation of the American Revolution as more of a grassroots movement of ordinary persons . . . This is a valuable book by a distinguished scholar. Publishers WeeklyT. H. Breen is the William Smith Mason Professor of American History at Northwestern University. The author of several works of history, Breen has also written for The New York Times Magazine and the London Review of Books. He lives in Evanston, Illinois.; Title: American Insurgents, American Patriots: The Revolution of the People
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Like his account of the Constitutional Convention of 1787, Plain, Honest Men (2009), Beemans depiction of political events culminating in the Declaration of Independence features the main characters in the historical drama, Samuel Adams, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and John Dickinson. Using the Continental Congress as his narrative vehicle, Beeman strives to recover its members proceedings in Philadelphia, not a simple task, considering the authors condemnation of the assemblys secretary, Charles Thomson, as an abysmal record keeper. But Beeman succeeds in showing readers the intricacies of the Congress activities. If history knows Congress traveled from petitioning the British king to denouncing him, Beeman counters assumptions of inevitability with the debates and political maneuvers of radicals and moderates. Showing how, during a two-year period, 177476, the position of reconciliation with Britain evaporated, Beeman as perceptively portrays the dilemmas of moderates like Dickinson as he does the drift of sentiment toward independence within each colonys delegation. Capped by the editing of Jeffersons first draft of the Declaration, Beemans is an engaging history of the Founders of 1776. --Gilbert TaylorBeeman's prose captures those tensions and facilitates the imagination so the reader can feel a part of the debate.... Our Lives, Our Fortunes and Our Sacred Honor is an appropriate complement to David Stewart's The Summer of 1787.... Beeman has produced an authoritative account of how this nation was imagined, and how the members from different sections of the continent were able to put aside their differences and to explore their differing philosophical, political and market needs to form an embryonic government that has grown to be a beacon for other communities seeking self-governance.Roanoke TimesAn engaging history of the Founders of 1776.BooklistFull of fascinating details.Publishers WeeklyLively study of the main players of the two Continental Congresses.... Beeman elegantly moves through the deeply compelling process of how these motley characters fashioned government as an agency for the people. A welcome addition to a rich, indispensable field of scholarly study.Kirkus Reviews, Starred ReviewThe American Revolution tends to bring out the best in its chroniclers. Case in point: Richard Beeman's latest book, Our Lives, Our Fortunes, & Our Sacred Honor: The Forging of American Independence, 1774-1776. It's a charming, fast-paced retelling of a narrative that's been retold a thousand times before.... It's not really the historian's trade he's plying in these pages but rather the epic poet's: reciting the grand old stories while the wine of patriot season flows and the night sky over Boston is filled with fireworks.There's a worth to that, and Beeman has written a worthy book.Open Letters MonthlyThis book should be required reading in every college survey course on American History... An outstanding book that should become an instant classic and needs to be on the bookshelf of anyone who fancies themselves knowledgeable about the Revolutionary Period.Battles & Book Reviews[Beeman] demonstrates his virtuosity.the book abounds with colorful descriptions and personalities.vivid writing.Cleveland Plain Dealer[A] winningly delivered twice-told tale about the founding events of the United States.New York Times Book Review; Title: Our Lives, Our Fortunes and Our Sacred Honor: The Forging of American Independence, 1774-1776
Target text information: Description: Written gracefully and clearly, From Resistance to Revolution fills a significant need for professional historians and general readers alike. Its fresh interpretation of American radicals in the crucible of revolution, based on substantial research and subtle reasoning, transcends its immediate subject and illuminates the meaning of radicalism, violence, and rebellion in American history. - Michael KammenPauline Maier is William R. Kenan, Jr., Professor of History at MIT.; Title: From Resistance to Revolution: Colonial Radicals and the Development of American Opposition to Britain, 1765-1776
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "Excellent...places the Ku Klux Klan where it belongs: at the center of Florida and U.S. history." -- The Journal of Southern History, November 2004In vivid, comprehensive, and often grim details, Invisible Empire charts 130 years of Ku Klux Klan activity in Florida, one of the Klan's most violent and enduring realms.Beginning with the chaotic days of Reconstruction, when Klansmen killed more than 150 victims in a single county, this important history describes the organizations influence on Florida politics and its links to modern law enforcement. From the KKK's heyday during the 1920s and 1930s, its alignment in the 1970s and 1980s with a growing crop of neo-Nazis and other cultists, and its emergence in the 1990s on the fring of the "right-to-life" movement, Florida Klansmen have waged a constant war against progressive society. Their crimes range from petty vandalism to assassination and destruction of entire communities. Florida governors have courted Klan ballots, and high-ranking lawmen collaborated with the Klan in campaigns of arson and murder.In addition to recounting tales of violence, Newton addresses the critical question of how the hooded night riders continue to survive--a bitter, marginalized extremist movement that is still marching in what is arguably the Deep South's most progressive and ethnically diverse state. He also discusses how to curb guerrilla warfare before the Klan and its allies inaugurate a new century of terror.; Title: The Invisible Empire: The Ku Klux Klan in Florida (Florida History and Culture)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Dr. Marvin Dunn taught in the Department of Psychology at Florida International University for 34 years, retiring as chairman of the department in 2006. He earned his PhD in psychology from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. He co-authored The Miami Riot of 1980: Crossing the Bounds (1984), with Bruce Porter, and authored Black Miami in the Twentieth Century (1997), and The Beast In Florida: A History of Anti-Black Violence (2012). He has directed three documentary films: Black Seminoles in the Bahamas: The Red Bays Story; Murder on the Suwannee River: The Willie James Howard Story; and Rosewood Uncovered.; Title: A History of Florida: Through Black Eyes
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: A chastening reminder that many are still missing the point [of black history in America], and even that the point may be more elusive than we thought. . . . Scattered throughout the book are many fascinating stories.--Times Literary SupplementThis set of essays comes at exactly the moment we need them.--Journal of American HistoryWhat is important about these essays is not what they tell about the past, but what they say about the efforts of public historians to break down the barriers that have made slavery and its legacy invisible at public venues. An outstanding collection.--Choice"A fascinating collection of essays on the difficulties historians have faced in examining, recording, and reconciling American slavery in the context of a nation founded on principles of liberty and individual rights. . . . An enlightening look at how slavery is documented and presented in the nation's collective memory.--BooklistThe history and the continuing resonance of slavery is one of the last great unmentionables in public discourse. This grand and groundbreaking volume does much to illuminate the challenges, ambiguities, and risks faced by those who dare to interpret the 'peculiar institution' outside of the academy. As this work clearly demonstrates, public history is not for the faint of heart.--Lonnie G. Bunch, founding director, National Museum of African American History and CultureAmericans seem perpetually surprised by slavery--its extent (North as well as South), its span (over half of our four centuries of Anglo settlement), and its continuing influence. Slavery and Public History will help us all to remember and understand, so we can remove the vestiges of slavery that still affect us.--James W. Loewen, author of Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong and Sundown Towns: A Hidden Dimension of American RacismAn invigorating book, written by historians who have emerged from the archives to grapple with misleading and hurtful tales that have been part of our national tradition. In these vibrant accounts boring history becomes lively practice, and the American public shows that it can embrace new research, more complex understandings, and more honest interpretation. I'll never take the words on a historic marker for granted again.--Linda K. Kerber, author of No Constitutional Right to Be Ladies: Women and the Obligations of CitizenshipDestined to become a popular text in museum studies and public history courses, Slavery and Public History also merits attention from anyone interested in the history of slavery, memory, and contemporary American culture.--H-Net Reviews; Title: Slavery and Public History: The Tough Stuff of American Memory
Target text information: Description: A . . . triumph, breaking new ground not just as a civil rights history but also demonstrating the powerful role that oral and public history have to play in how we understand the past and shape contemporary social justice movements.Florida Historical Quarterly“Provides new insights into the torturous legacy of race in Miami through the vantage point of Virginia Beach.”—Paul S. George, author of Along the Miami River   “With ample measures of passion and research, Bush has written a remarkable book about a special place: Virginia Key, a reminder of the possibilities of protest and change.”—Gary R. Mormino, author of Land of Sunshine, State of Dreams: A Social History of Modern Florida   “Illuminates the African American contribution to the ways in which we understand and attach meaning to the notion of public spaces.”—Robert Cassanello, author of To Render Invisible: Jim Crow and Public Life in New South Jacksonville; Title: White Sand Black Beach: Civil Rights, Public Space, and Miamis Virginia Key
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Mining historians and authors Karen A. Vendl and Mark A. Vendl are retired geologists with a lifelong interest in Colorado history. The San Juan County Historical Society provided the majority of the images for this book. Duane A. Smith is a retired professor of history at Fort Lewis College and the author of numerous books on Colorado and mining history.; Title: Mines Around Silverton (Images of America)
Target text information: Description: Author Eric Twitty has documented and assessed the historic mines of the Las Animas District for many years. He is an owner of Mountain States Historical in Boulder, Colorado, and has researched and analyzed the remains of thousands of mines throughout the state. He earned his master s degree in American History, with emphasis in mining, and began his mining archaeology consulting business soon after.; Title: Basins of Silver
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "Readers with a penchant for military history will be fascinated by Simpson's research....The book is chock full of interesting illustrations and detailed photographs, several of which starkly show a Newport of a different age. This book is not for the average reader, but like a sleek torpedo itself, it really feels a niche. Newport This WeekRICHARD V. SIMPSON is a native Rhode Islander who has always lived within walking distance to Narragansett Bay.After retiring in 1996 from a Federal Civil Service career with the U.S. Navy Supply Center and Naval Undersea Warfare Center in Newport, he began a second career as an author of books on subjects of historical interest in Rhode Island's East Bay, with his principle focus on Bristol.; Title: Goat Island and the U.S. Naval Torpedo Station: Guncotton, Smokeless Powder and Torpedoes (America Through Time)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Ed Morris is a veteran reporter for two Connecticut newspapers and was a correspondent for the United Press Internationals Berlin Bureau just before the construction of the Berlin Wall by Communist East Germany. In developing this book as a basis for the Newport Historical Societys guided tours of the Cliff Walk, he has made extensive use of the societys research facilities, printed reports and many other sources, but the responsibility for the material contained herein is his own. A graduate of Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut, he has also served as a tour guide in a number of the Preservation Society of Newport Countys mansions for several years.; Title: A Guide to Newport's Cliff Walk: Tales of Seaside Mansions & the Gilded Age Elite
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Larry Stanford, a native of Newport, currently works as an Information Specialist at the Newport Visitors Center. He founded Ghost Tours of Newport in 2002. He has previously published Wicked Newport with The History Press.; Title: Scandalous Newport, Rhode Island (Wicked)
Target text information: Description: Gloria Merchant has degrees in both art history and art education and has enjoyed a rich and varied career. She is a member of the Newport Historical Society, Redwood Library and Athenaeum and the Preservation Society of Newport County. Gloria grew up on Narragansett Bay.; Title: Pirates of Colonial Newport
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Michael Green is a much published author and collector specialising in military and naval history. His works in the popular Images of War Series include The Patton Tank (2012), Russian Armour in the Second World War (2013) and Armoured Warfare in the Vietnam War (2013). He lives in Daly City, California.; Title: Battleships of the United States Navy (Images of War)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: “In The Naval Air War in Korea, Dr. Hallion has captured the fact, feel- ing, and fancy of a very important conflict in aviation history, in- cluding the highly significant facets of the transition from piston to jet-propelled combat aircraft.”Norman Polmar, author of Naval Institute Guide to the Ships and Aircraft of the U.S. Fleet, 18th Edition; Title: Naval Air War in Korea
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Warren Thompson is an author and aviation specialist.; Title: Naval Aviation in the Korean War: Aircraft, Ships, and Men
Target text information: Description: Edward J. Marolda is the senior historian and chief of the Histories and Archives Division at the Naval Historical Center (NHC) in Washington, D.C. He holds a Ph.D. from George Washington University. Dr. Marolda oversaw preparation of the NHC's Korean War commemorative series, initially produced as booklets and now published in book form by the Naval Institute Press with the center's cooperation. Project contributors include Thomas B. Buell, Joseph H. Alexander, Bernard C. Nalty, Richard C. Knott, and Malcolm Muir Jr., with additional essays for this book by Thomas J. Cutler and Curtis A. Utz.; Title: The United States Navy in the Korean War
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Brian Bershad; Brian N. Bershad; [email protected];Work:; Computer Science & Engineering Department,; University of Washington, FR-35,; Seattle, WA 98195, USA;+1 (206) 543-6707;FAX (206) 543-2969;Home:;4240 124th Street NE.; Seattle, WA 98125, USA; Brian Bershad , Assistant Professor, has been at the University of;Washington since 1986. After receiving his PhD from the University of;Washington in 1990, he took a brief respite from Seattle between 1990;and 1993 to experiment with post-industrial culture in the Northeast.;In 1993, he returned to the Northwest for the coffee.;Bershad does research in operating systems, distributed systems,;networking, parallel systems, and architecture. A lot of his work has;appeared in TOCS, SOSP, ASPLOS and ISCA, although he can't seem to get a;SIGMETRICS paper published to save his life.;Besides working, Bershad runs, plays squash, and hangs out on the;stairmaster.; Projects include; SPIN -- Extensible;Operating Systems; Mobile Computing .; Memory management for operating systems and architectures.; The Midway Project. (at;Carnegie Mellon); Parallel;Networking for Scalable I/O; Rocky2 The;sequel.; Etch -- x86 binary instrumentation and optimization;Courses (Winter 96); CS&E 451.; Looking for a masters or quals project?;Click here for a list of projects you;might do for a masters degree, a quals project, or just for fun.; Some recent papers;;A Trace-driven Comparison of Algorithms for;Parallel Prefetching and Caching;Tracy Kimbrel, Andrew Tomkins, R. Hugo Patterson, Brian Bershad, Pei Cao,;Edward W. Felten, Garth A. Gibson, Anna R. Karlin, and Kai Li.;1996 ACM SIGOPS/USENIX Association Symposium on;Operating System Design and Implemenation.;October 96.; Dynamic Binding for Extensible;Systems Przemyslaw Pardyak and Brian N. Bershad. OSDI II.;1996 ACM SIGOPS/USENIX Association Symposium on;Operating System Design and Implemenation.;October 96.;;The Structure and Performance of Interpreters;Theodore H. Romer, Dennis Lee, Geoffrey M. Voelker, Alec Wolman,;Wayne A. Wong, Jean-Loup Baer, Brian N. Bershad and Henry M. Levy.;ASPLOS VII. October 96.;;Fast, Effective Dynamic;Compilation, Conference on Programming Language Design and Implementation;J. Auslander, M. Philipose, C. Chambers, S.J. Eggers and B.N. Bershad. May 1996.;;An Extensible Protocol Architecture for Application-Specific Networking;Marc E. Fiuczynski and Brian N. Bershad;;Writing an Operating System Using Modula-3;Emin Gun Sirer, Stefan Savage, Przemyslaw Pardyak, Greg DeFouw,;Mary Ann Alapat,;Brian Bershad,;Appeared in the Workshop on Compiler Support for System Software,;February 1996.;; Language Support for Extensible Operating Systems ,;Wilson Hsieh, Marc Fiuczynski, Charles Garrett, Stefan Savage,;David Becker, Brian Bershad,;Appeared in the Workshop on Compiler Support for System Software,;February 1996.;Safe Dynamic Linking in an Extensible Operating System; Emin Gun Sirer, Marc Fiuczynski, Przemyslaw Pardyak, Brian Bershad, Appeared in the; Workshop on Compiler Support for System Software, February 1996.;Automatic Dynamic Compilation Support for Event Dispatching in Extensible Systems;C. Chambers, S.J. Eggers, J. Auslander, M. Philipose, M. Mock and P. Pardyak.;Workshop on Compiler Support for Systems Software, February 1996.; Extensibility,;Safety and Performance in the SPIN Operating System Bershad et.al. SOSP96.;;Reducing TLB and Memory Overhead Using Online;Superpage Promotion. Romer, Ohlrich, Karlin and Bershad. ISCA 95.; Write Detection for a Distributed Shared;Memory. Zekauskas, Sawdon and Bershad. This paper appeared;in the 1994 OSDI Conference.; Dynamic Page Mapping Policies for Cache Conflict;Resolution on Standard Hardware.Romer, Lee, Bershad and Chen.;This paper appeared in the 1994 OSDI Conference.; Mobisaic. Voelker, Bershad. This paper appeared in;the 1994 Mobile Computing Workshop.;;Issues in extensible operating systems. Savage, Bershad.; Avoiding Conflict Misses Dynamically in Large Direct-Mapped;Caches. Bershad, Chen, Lee and Romer ASPLOS VI.;;SPIN -- An Extensible Microkernel for;Application-specific Operating System Services. Bershad, et. al. UW;Technical Report.;;Efficient Packet Demultiplexing for Multiple Endpoints and Large Messages.;Yuhara, Bershad, Maeda and Moss. Winter USENIX 94.;;The Impact of Operating System Structure on Memory System Performance.; Chen and Bershad. SOSP 93.;;Protocol Service Decomposition for High Performance Networking.; Maeda and Bershad. SOSP 93.;;Practical Considerations for Non-Blocking Concurrent Objects.;Bershad. DCS 93.;;Fast Interrupt Priority Management in Operating System Kernels.;USENIX Microkernels Workshop. 1993.;;The Midway Distributed Shared Memory System;Bershad, Zekauskas and Sawdon. IEEE Compcon 93.; Local Area Mobile Computing on Stock Hardware and;Mostly Stock Software;Watson and Bershad. USENIX MOBLIC 93.;;Consistency Management for Virtually Indexed Caches.; Wheeler and Bershad. ASPLOS 92.;;Fast Mutual Exclusion for Uniprocessors.;Bershad, Redell and Ellis. ASPLOS 92.;; Using the Mach Communication Primitives in X11;Ginsburg, Baron and Bershad. MACHNIX 92.;;Using Microbenchmarks to Evaluate System Performance;Draves, Bershad and Forin. WWOS IV. 1992.;;Networking Performance for Microkernels.;Maeda and Bershad. WWOS IV. 1992.;;The Increasing Irrelevance of IPC Performance for Micro-kernel Based Operating Systems. .;Bershad. USENIX Microkernels Workshop. 1991.;;An I/O System for Mach.;Forin, Golub and Bershad. MACHNIX 91.;;Using Continuations to Implement Thread Management and Communication in;Operating Systems.;Draves, Bershad, Rashid and Dean. SOSP 91.; Other information; ARPA-related information; Rain-City Hash House Harriers Related Information; A;relative was once abducted by an alien.;
1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: SPIN;[email protected]; The SPIN Operating System;SPIN is an extensible operating system kernel that;supports the dynamic adaptation of system interfaces and;implementations through direct application control, while still;maintaining system integrity and inter-application isolation.;SPIN allows applications to load code into the kernel at;runtime. Because it runs in the kernel, this extension code can access;hardware and other operating systems services with with almost no;overhead (basically a procedure call), and data can be passed by;reference, rather than copied. The SPIN kernel itself provides;a core set of interfaces and capabilities to basic resources. These;are used by collections of extensions to implement general system;services such as address spaces, IPC, threads, and networking. All;extension code (and most of the kernel) is written in the typesafe language Modula-3. The property of;typesafety prevents extensions from crashing the system by attempting;to manipulate arbitrary pieces of code or data.;SPIN runs on DEC Alpha workstations. We're using it to write;both specialized applications such as network video systems, as well;as for supporting general purpose UNIX programs.;You can connect to a machine;running SPIN with the in-kernel SPIN web server; here.; Quick Results;This structure allows programs to extend operating system services with;low overhead. For example, with SPIN running on a 133 MHz Alpha,;an application can handle and recover from a page fault in 29 microseconds.;It takes 22 microseconds to create a new thread of control, execute;it, terminate, and synchronize with its termination (fork/join). A protected;procedure call to another extension or to a kernel function takes .13;microseconds. A cross-machine RPC (application to application) over;ethernet takes under 600 microseconds; over ATM (on really old;adapters) it takes less than 450 microseconds. The same operations;under Mach or DEC UNIX take up to 30 times longer on the same;hardware. Time them yourself (or see our benchmarks page and save;yourself the effort).; Recent reports and papers;;Dynamic Binding for Extensible Operating Systems; An invocation mechanism which provides flexible, efficient, and;simple way of integrating extensions with an executing system.;Appeared in the 2nd OSDI.;;Extensibility, Safety and Performance in the SPIN Operating System; A design, implementation and performance paper. Appeared in the 15th SOSP.; An Extensible Protocol Architecture for;Application-Specific Networking; A design, implementation and performance paper. Appeared in 1996; Usenix Winter Conference.;;Writing an Operating System Using Modula-3; Describes our experiences using Modula-3 to build a high; performance extensible system. Makes clear the distinction between a; language and its implementation.;;Language Support for Extensible Operating Systems; We've been pretty happy with M3, but we've had to deal with a few; shortcomings in order to use the language in a safe extensible; operating system. This paper describes how we've addressed those; shortcomings.;;Safe Dynamic Linking in an Extensible Operating System; Describes the dynamic linker we use to load code into the kernel.; Key point is the ability to create and manage linkable namespaces that; describe interfaces and collections of interfaces.;;Language and Runtime Support for Dynamic Interposition of System Code; Describes the kernel's internal communication and extension; facilities. Shows use of dynamic code generation to improve the; performance of a critical kernel service.; More Information; Dynamic compilation; Waiting until run time to compile code.; Paper trail; Project Reports, Talks. Papers, etc.; Project members; Who we are.; Benchmarks; Interested in the bottom-line? Go here.; Modula-3; Information on Modula-3.; ARPA Project Overview; The executive summary and regular reports.; Our friends; We've gotten a lot of assistance from academia and industry on this; project. This page says who we're involved with.; Some related projects; Pointers to other extensible systems projects.; What other people are saying; Barbs and Arrows;Internal Documentation; The latest status for project members; Available Projects; Projects that could result in Qualifications credit,; a Masters degree, a funded RAship position, or undergraduate; project credit. (UW-CS only); Our mascot; We're encouraged that so many people have decided to adopt our;mascot as their own.;This page maintained by Brian Bershad.;[email protected];
Target text information: Emin Gun Sirer; Emin Gün Sirer;[email protected];Department of Computer Science & Engineering,;University of Washington, Box 352350,;Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA;;Background;I'm currently a third year graduate student at the University of Washington.;I grew up in Istanbul, Turkey, received my B.S.E in Computer Science from; Princeton University;in 1993 and am currently working towards a Ph.D. on the;SPIN;project with;Prof. Brian Bershad.;I spent the summer of '93 at;AT&T Bell Labs;working on the;Plan 9;operating system. I helped build a prototype 3-D display during the;summer of '91 at the NEC Research Center;in Princeton, New Jersey.;Most recently, during the summer of '96, I worked at;DEC SRC on the;Vesta 2 project.;Projects;My goal is to develop safe, adaptable and extensible operating systems.;I developed the threads, scheduling, synchronization, IPC, dynamic linking and;protection domain subsystems in SPIN. I also wrote the machine specific;aspects of the SPIN kernel, such as the system call and interrupt paths, and;some miscellaneous interfaces, such as alarms and mach compatibility support.;The novel;aspects of SPIN threads and scheduling are that they provide the means of;extending a kernel with arbitrary thread implementations and scheduling;policies. Dynamically linking the extensions into the kernel allows;us to achieve high-performance. The interface, called strands, is;designed to be safe and provide fault-isolation.;The novel aspect of the;SPIN protection domain interface is that it allows;isolation and safe fine-grain sharing at the same time. Extensions with;conflicting symbols can be simultaneously active in our system. Further,;extensions can hide some of their code and data such that they can be;assured that no one can possibly access them. The clincher is that extensions;that want to share code and data can do so with no dynamic protection;enforcement overhead.;I also implemented a high-performance;web server on top of the SPIN networking;stack. The main objectives in its design are reduced http latency and;minimal load.;I wrote a MIPS instruction set simulator a couple of years ago, called;MIPSI,;that was robust enough to simulate all the SPEC benchmarks and Standard ML of;New Jersey. It has been used both as an educational tool and as a research;platform. This page describes MIPSI's features;and availability.;Papers;Safe Dynamic Linking in an Extensible Operating System;WCSSS 1996. Describes the SPIN protection and namespace management mechanism.;;Writing an Operating System Using Modula-3;WCSSS 1996. Describes our experience with using Modula-3 to implement SPIN.;; Extensibility, Safety and; Performance in the SPIN Operating System;SOSP 1995. A design, implementation and performance paper.;; Protection is a Software Issue;HotOS 1995. A position paper comparing software and; hardware protection mechanisms.;;;SPIN - An Extensible Microkernel for Application-specific; Operating System Services;SIGOPS European Workshop 1994. Operating Systems Review version.;;;SPIN - An Extensible Microkernel for Application-specific; Operating System Services;University of Washington Technical Report UW-CSE-94-03-03, March 1994.;; Measuring Limits of Fine-grained Parallelism; Senior independent work, Princeton University, June 1993.;Talks;Language Support for Extensible Operating Systems;Slides from the presentation at the first Workshop for Compiler Support for Systems Software.; WCSSS 1996, in Tucson, Arizona.;Interests;Whenever I can find time and opportunity, I do some of the following:;sailing ~~~~~~ windsurfing;diving ~~~~~~~ skiing;biking;making outdoor clothing and;hiking.;I'm a big Bob Dylan fan.;;[email protected];
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
Target text information: UW Cecil/Vortex Project;UW Cecil/Vortex Project;Welcome to the home page for the Cecil and Vortex projects at UW CSE. We conduct research on programming language design and implementation, with an emphasis on these issues for object-oriented languages.;Cecil is a purely object-oriented language intended to support rapid;construction of high-quality, extensible software. Cecil incorporates;multi-methods, a simple prototype-based object model, a mechanism to;support a structured form of computed inheritance, module-based;encapsulation, and a flexible static type system which allows;statically- and dynamically-typed code to mix freely.;Vortex is an optimizing compiler infrastructure for;object-oriented and other high-level languages. It targets both pure;object-oriented languages like Cecil and hybrid object-oriented;languages like C++, Modula-3, and Java. Vortex currently incorporates;high-level optimizations such as static class analysis, class hierachy;analysis, profile-guided receiver class prediction, profile-guided;selective procedure specialization, intraprocedural message splitting,;automatic inlining, and static closure analyses. It also includes a;collection of standard intraprocedural analyses such as common;subexpression elimination and dead assignment elimination. The Vortex;compiler is written entirely in Cecil.;An initial beta release of the Cecil/Vortex system is currently;available for SPARCs running either SunOS 4 or SunOS 5 (Solaris).;Send mail to cecil-interest-request with a message body of subscribe if you'd like to subscribe to a list of;interested parties and get more information on how to obtain the;Beta release.;We've recently finished a technical report that describes much of our implementation research.;More Information; Project Overview; A more detailed overview of the project's goals and direction. A postscript version is also available.; Project members; Current and past project members; Papers; Papers we've written; Sample Projects; A list of some sample research projects (available to people from UW;CSE); Internal Documentation; Project internal documentation (available to people from UW CSE); Support; This page lists some of the sources of support for our project; Some related projects; Pointers to a few other object-oriented language implementation projects;Last updated August 25, 1996.;[email protected];
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Steven J. Zaloga received his BA in History from Union College and his MA from Columbia University. He has worked as an analyst in the aerospace industry for over two decades, covering missile systems and the international arms trade, and has served with the Institute for Defense Analyses, a federal think tank. He is the author of numerous books on military technology and military history, with an accent on the US Army in World War II as well as Russia and the former Soviet Union.Johnny Shumate works as a freelance illustrator living in Nashville, Tennessee. He began his career in 1987 after graduating from Austin Peay State University. Most of his work is rendered in Adobe Photoshop using a Cintiq monitor. His greatest influences are Angus McBride, Don Troiani, and douard Detaille.; Title: St L 1944: The Battle of the Hedgerows (Campaign)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: A great summary of an epic battle...This 96-page paperback profiles theopposing commanders, their armiesand strategies before recounting thecampaign and its aftermath. This bookis extensively illustrated with drawings,maps, photographs and superb artworkcreated by Peter Dennis. Toy Soldier and Model Figure magazine...outlines the most famous of all Caesar's campaigns: a battle that has a good amount of archaeological study behind it. It documents the end of one of the most serious resistances to his conquests: one which would change the face of Celtic control forever, and it adds color maps and illustrations throughout. The result is a powerful pick recommended for any military history collection. James A. Cox, Midwest Book Review (October 2014)Dr. Nic Fields started his career as a biochemist before joining the Royal Marines. Having left the military, he went back to University and completed a BA and PhD in Ancient History at the University of Newcastle in England. He was Assistant Director at the British School at Athens, Greece, and then a lecturer in Ancient History at the University of Edinburgh. Nic is now a freelance author and researcher based in southwestern France. The author lives in St, Augustin sur Mer, France.; Title: Alesia 52 BC: The final struggle for Gaul (Campaign)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Peter Antill's Stalingrad 1942 discusses one of the key battles of World War II and is a top pick for any in-depth military library seeking more detailed analysis of strategies and approaches to battle. Peter Antill questions why the Germans allowed themselves to be diverted from their main objective and defeated in the Eastern Front: maps and analysis provide keys to understanding. California Bookwatch (August 2007)Peter D. Antill has a background in international politics and defense studies, with a BA in International Relations from Staffordshire University and an MSc in Strategic Studies from the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth. Having worked as a Research Assistant in the Department of Defence Management and Security Analysis at Cranfield from 1998 to 2002, Peter is now pursuing a career as a writer. The author lives in Wiltshire, UK.; Title: Stalingrad 1942 (Campaign)
Target text information: Description: The siege of Vienna is outlined in great detail, with maps, paintings and breakdowns of the various attacks mounted by both sides... The author is a serving army officer with a strong interest in military history, and this interest is reflected through the sources utilized in the book for both text and illustrations. I found this book particularly relevant in light of current events in the Middle East, and a good introduction to military history. It provides an overview that is both succinct and richly detailed. Renaissance Magazine (January 2009)In addition to the excellent and highly readable prose, there is a considerable amount of period artwork in the form of drawings and paintings to show what life was like and what some of the leading personalities looked like. This is ably enhanced by the superb illustrations of Peter Dennis, who has illustrated a large number of Osprey books depicting this era in history. Overall, a book I found to be quite engrossing and one that tells the story of the beginning of the eventual downfall of the Ottoman Empire. Scott Van Aken, modelingmadness.com (March 2008)All of [the campaign] is described here, with excellent maps as well as colour plates. Very highly recommended. John Prigent, Internet Modeler (March 2008)Simon Millar was born in Malaysia in 1957. He joined the British Army in 1977, and having retired in 1994 subsequently rejoined his regiment, the Irish Guards, in 2001. He has previously written Kolin 1757: Frederick the Great's First Defeat, and Assaye 1803: Wellington's first and 'bloodiest' victory for the Osprey Campaign series. The author lives in Wiltshire, UK..; Title: Vienna 1683: Christian Europe Repels the Ottomans (Campaign)
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1-hop neighbor's text information: SPIN;[email protected]; The SPIN Operating System;SPIN is an extensible operating system kernel that;supports the dynamic adaptation of system interfaces and;implementations through direct application control, while still;maintaining system integrity and inter-application isolation.;SPIN allows applications to load code into the kernel at;runtime. Because it runs in the kernel, this extension code can access;hardware and other operating systems services with with almost no;overhead (basically a procedure call), and data can be passed by;reference, rather than copied. The SPIN kernel itself provides;a core set of interfaces and capabilities to basic resources. These;are used by collections of extensions to implement general system;services such as address spaces, IPC, threads, and networking. All;extension code (and most of the kernel) is written in the typesafe language Modula-3. The property of;typesafety prevents extensions from crashing the system by attempting;to manipulate arbitrary pieces of code or data.;SPIN runs on DEC Alpha workstations. We're using it to write;both specialized applications such as network video systems, as well;as for supporting general purpose UNIX programs.;You can connect to a machine;running SPIN with the in-kernel SPIN web server; here.; Quick Results;This structure allows programs to extend operating system services with;low overhead. For example, with SPIN running on a 133 MHz Alpha,;an application can handle and recover from a page fault in 29 microseconds.;It takes 22 microseconds to create a new thread of control, execute;it, terminate, and synchronize with its termination (fork/join). A protected;procedure call to another extension or to a kernel function takes .13;microseconds. A cross-machine RPC (application to application) over;ethernet takes under 600 microseconds; over ATM (on really old;adapters) it takes less than 450 microseconds. The same operations;under Mach or DEC UNIX take up to 30 times longer on the same;hardware. Time them yourself (or see our benchmarks page and save;yourself the effort).; Recent reports and papers;;Dynamic Binding for Extensible Operating Systems; An invocation mechanism which provides flexible, efficient, and;simple way of integrating extensions with an executing system.;Appeared in the 2nd OSDI.;;Extensibility, Safety and Performance in the SPIN Operating System; A design, implementation and performance paper. Appeared in the 15th SOSP.; An Extensible Protocol Architecture for;Application-Specific Networking; A design, implementation and performance paper. Appeared in 1996; Usenix Winter Conference.;;Writing an Operating System Using Modula-3; Describes our experiences using Modula-3 to build a high; performance extensible system. Makes clear the distinction between a; language and its implementation.;;Language Support for Extensible Operating Systems; We've been pretty happy with M3, but we've had to deal with a few; shortcomings in order to use the language in a safe extensible; operating system. This paper describes how we've addressed those; shortcomings.;;Safe Dynamic Linking in an Extensible Operating System; Describes the dynamic linker we use to load code into the kernel.; Key point is the ability to create and manage linkable namespaces that; describe interfaces and collections of interfaces.;;Language and Runtime Support for Dynamic Interposition of System Code; Describes the kernel's internal communication and extension; facilities. Shows use of dynamic code generation to improve the; performance of a critical kernel service.; More Information; Dynamic compilation; Waiting until run time to compile code.; Paper trail; Project Reports, Talks. Papers, etc.; Project members; Who we are.; Benchmarks; Interested in the bottom-line? Go here.; Modula-3; Information on Modula-3.; ARPA Project Overview; The executive summary and regular reports.; Our friends; We've gotten a lot of assistance from academia and industry on this; project. This page says who we're involved with.; Some related projects; Pointers to other extensible systems projects.; What other people are saying; Barbs and Arrows;Internal Documentation; The latest status for project members; Available Projects; Projects that could result in Qualifications credit,; a Masters degree, a funded RAship position, or undergraduate; project credit. (UW-CS only); Our mascot; We're encouraged that so many people have decided to adopt our;mascot as their own.;This page maintained by Brian Bershad.;[email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: Brian Bershad; Brian N. Bershad; [email protected];Work:; Computer Science & Engineering Department,; University of Washington, FR-35,; Seattle, WA 98195, USA;+1 (206) 543-6707;FAX (206) 543-2969;Home:;4240 124th Street NE.; Seattle, WA 98125, USA; Brian Bershad , Assistant Professor, has been at the University of;Washington since 1986. After receiving his PhD from the University of;Washington in 1990, he took a brief respite from Seattle between 1990;and 1993 to experiment with post-industrial culture in the Northeast.;In 1993, he returned to the Northwest for the coffee.;Bershad does research in operating systems, distributed systems,;networking, parallel systems, and architecture. A lot of his work has;appeared in TOCS, SOSP, ASPLOS and ISCA, although he can't seem to get a;SIGMETRICS paper published to save his life.;Besides working, Bershad runs, plays squash, and hangs out on the;stairmaster.; Projects include; SPIN -- Extensible;Operating Systems; Mobile Computing .; Memory management for operating systems and architectures.; The Midway Project. (at;Carnegie Mellon); Parallel;Networking for Scalable I/O; Rocky2 The;sequel.; Etch -- x86 binary instrumentation and optimization;Courses (Winter 96); CS&E 451.; Looking for a masters or quals project?;Click here for a list of projects you;might do for a masters degree, a quals project, or just for fun.; Some recent papers;;A Trace-driven Comparison of Algorithms for;Parallel Prefetching and Caching;Tracy Kimbrel, Andrew Tomkins, R. Hugo Patterson, Brian Bershad, Pei Cao,;Edward W. Felten, Garth A. Gibson, Anna R. Karlin, and Kai Li.;1996 ACM SIGOPS/USENIX Association Symposium on;Operating System Design and Implemenation.;October 96.; Dynamic Binding for Extensible;Systems Przemyslaw Pardyak and Brian N. Bershad. OSDI II.;1996 ACM SIGOPS/USENIX Association Symposium on;Operating System Design and Implemenation.;October 96.;;The Structure and Performance of Interpreters;Theodore H. Romer, Dennis Lee, Geoffrey M. Voelker, Alec Wolman,;Wayne A. Wong, Jean-Loup Baer, Brian N. Bershad and Henry M. Levy.;ASPLOS VII. October 96.;;Fast, Effective Dynamic;Compilation, Conference on Programming Language Design and Implementation;J. Auslander, M. Philipose, C. Chambers, S.J. Eggers and B.N. Bershad. May 1996.;;An Extensible Protocol Architecture for Application-Specific Networking;Marc E. Fiuczynski and Brian N. Bershad;;Writing an Operating System Using Modula-3;Emin Gun Sirer, Stefan Savage, Przemyslaw Pardyak, Greg DeFouw,;Mary Ann Alapat,;Brian Bershad,;Appeared in the Workshop on Compiler Support for System Software,;February 1996.;; Language Support for Extensible Operating Systems ,;Wilson Hsieh, Marc Fiuczynski, Charles Garrett, Stefan Savage,;David Becker, Brian Bershad,;Appeared in the Workshop on Compiler Support for System Software,;February 1996.;Safe Dynamic Linking in an Extensible Operating System; Emin Gun Sirer, Marc Fiuczynski, Przemyslaw Pardyak, Brian Bershad, Appeared in the; Workshop on Compiler Support for System Software, February 1996.;Automatic Dynamic Compilation Support for Event Dispatching in Extensible Systems;C. Chambers, S.J. Eggers, J. Auslander, M. Philipose, M. Mock and P. Pardyak.;Workshop on Compiler Support for Systems Software, February 1996.; Extensibility,;Safety and Performance in the SPIN Operating System Bershad et.al. SOSP96.;;Reducing TLB and Memory Overhead Using Online;Superpage Promotion. Romer, Ohlrich, Karlin and Bershad. ISCA 95.; Write Detection for a Distributed Shared;Memory. Zekauskas, Sawdon and Bershad. This paper appeared;in the 1994 OSDI Conference.; Dynamic Page Mapping Policies for Cache Conflict;Resolution on Standard Hardware.Romer, Lee, Bershad and Chen.;This paper appeared in the 1994 OSDI Conference.; Mobisaic. Voelker, Bershad. This paper appeared in;the 1994 Mobile Computing Workshop.;;Issues in extensible operating systems. Savage, Bershad.; Avoiding Conflict Misses Dynamically in Large Direct-Mapped;Caches. Bershad, Chen, Lee and Romer ASPLOS VI.;;SPIN -- An Extensible Microkernel for;Application-specific Operating System Services. Bershad, et. al. UW;Technical Report.;;Efficient Packet Demultiplexing for Multiple Endpoints and Large Messages.;Yuhara, Bershad, Maeda and Moss. Winter USENIX 94.;;The Impact of Operating System Structure on Memory System Performance.; Chen and Bershad. SOSP 93.;;Protocol Service Decomposition for High Performance Networking.; Maeda and Bershad. SOSP 93.;;Practical Considerations for Non-Blocking Concurrent Objects.;Bershad. DCS 93.;;Fast Interrupt Priority Management in Operating System Kernels.;USENIX Microkernels Workshop. 1993.;;The Midway Distributed Shared Memory System;Bershad, Zekauskas and Sawdon. IEEE Compcon 93.; Local Area Mobile Computing on Stock Hardware and;Mostly Stock Software;Watson and Bershad. USENIX MOBLIC 93.;;Consistency Management for Virtually Indexed Caches.; Wheeler and Bershad. ASPLOS 92.;;Fast Mutual Exclusion for Uniprocessors.;Bershad, Redell and Ellis. ASPLOS 92.;; Using the Mach Communication Primitives in X11;Ginsburg, Baron and Bershad. MACHNIX 92.;;Using Microbenchmarks to Evaluate System Performance;Draves, Bershad and Forin. WWOS IV. 1992.;;Networking Performance for Microkernels.;Maeda and Bershad. WWOS IV. 1992.;;The Increasing Irrelevance of IPC Performance for Micro-kernel Based Operating Systems. .;Bershad. USENIX Microkernels Workshop. 1991.;;An I/O System for Mach.;Forin, Golub and Bershad. MACHNIX 91.;;Using Continuations to Implement Thread Management and Communication in;Operating Systems.;Draves, Bershad, Rashid and Dean. SOSP 91.; Other information; ARPA-related information; Rain-City Hash House Harriers Related Information; A;relative was once abducted by an alien.;
Target text information: Home Page of David Dion;;David Dion;[email protected]; Personal;Yeah right, like I'd put anything personal here. Okay, maybe a; little.; Academics; Current Research:;For the past year I have been working with;Brian Bershad.;My primary responsibility is the construction of a UNIX server for the;SPIN;operating system. SPIN is an operating system on which applications;can achieve impressive performance by dynamically extending the kernel.;Safety and protection are maintained at the language level, as SPIN and;its extensions are written in;Modula-3.;The user-level SPIN UNIX server is a slight variant of a DEC OSF/1 Unix;server, which thinks it is running on Mach. SPIN dynamically linked;extensions are used to intercept OSF/1 system calls and to emulate a;Mach kernel environment.;Previous Research: SPIN is not the first extensible system I have;worked on. In my undergraduate;studies at Notre Dame I helped;implement user-level memory management for an extensible communications;subsystem.; Web Stuff;I'm afraid I don't have the time to sit around and surf the Web,;so I wouldn't claim to know about all the cool stuff out there. I;promise to do more surfing as soon as I have Netscape-enhanced;this page (don't hold your breath). Meanwhile, these are some of the;sites I visit occasionally for work and for distraction.;University of Washington; Computer Science and Engineering: the reason I'm in Seattle.;University of Washington:; UW homepage, featuring an up-to-date view of campus weather; conditions.; SPIN: what occupies the vast majority of my time.; Modula-3: the language I use for most of my programming these; days.;GDB Debugging; Manual: how I've solved countless problems.;University of Notre Dame: my; undergraduate institution.;Notre Dame; Bands: my undergraduate life.;Notre Dame Trumpet Section:; more of my undergraduate life.;CSE; Racquetball Ladder: my main outlet for athletics.;ESPN Sportzone: how I; stay in touch with the sports world.;USA Today: how I stay in; touch with the rest of the world.;Dilbert:; how I learn about the real world.;Restaurants:; fine Seattle eateries, as recommended by others in computer; science here; at UW.;Movies:; Seattle regional movie listings.;Transportation: an; on-line guide to Seattle's excellent public transportation system.;Current; Traffic Conditions: current status of Seattle's infamous; traffic.;Seattle Mariners: the; first Major League Baseball team with a web page.;L. L. Bean: the only shopping; Web page I will visit.;David Dion; Last modified: Monday 1 April 1996;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: The Internet Softbot;Internet Softbot;The Softbot was one of the 5;finalists in the 1995 Discover;Awards for Technological Innovation in Computer Software.; Building autonomous agents that interact with real-world software;environments such as operating systems or databases is a pragmatically;convenient yet intellectually challenging substrate for AI research.;To support this claim, we are utilizing planning and machine-learning;techniques to develop an Internet softbot (software robot), a;customizable and (moderately) intelligent assistant for Internet;access. The softbot accepts goals in a high-level language, generates;and executes plans to achieve these goals, and learns from its;experience. The softbot enables a human user to state what;he or she wants accomplished. The softbot disambiguates the request;and dynamically determines how and where to satisfy;it. The softbot uses a UNIX shell and the World-Wide Web to interact;with a wide range of internet resources.; Take a tour of the softbot's;graphical user interface.;Principal Investigators:;Oren Etzioni,;Daniel Weld.; Also, check out the;MetaCrawler Softbot --- a fielded Web service that enables you to;search multiple Web Indices in parallel, and provides sophisticated;pruning options. Try it!; For further information, contact: Oren Etzioni;([email protected]);An accessible introduction to the Softbot project can be found here:; A Softbot-Based Interface to the Internet.; CACM, July 1994.;Methodological motivation for the project can be found here:; Intelligence without Robots (A Reply to Brooks).; AI Magazine, December 1993.;Technical softbot papers can be found;here.;A cartoon;representation of the Internet softbot taken from the L.G.;Blanchard article that appeared in the December 1994 issue of;Columns, the University of Washington alumni magazine.;The softbots research group is currently:;Developing a graphical user interface to;the softbot to allow the user to easily specify high level goals.;Extending and maintaining the XII;planner;(Keith Golden).; Working on graphical specification of search control;(Keith Golden).; Implementing an advanced plan space browser to debug planner control;(Dave Christianson).; Comparing rule-based versus procedural search control (Sujay Parekh); ILA;learns how to use information resources on the net; Designing a protocol for multi-softbot collaboration and negotiation;(Ying Sun).; Experimenting on reactive system in software domain;(C. T. Kwok and T.J. Goan).; Building an optimized agent Ingram for information gathering reactive system on the Internet.;(C. T. Kwok).; The Softbot-hackers info web (local access only);; Back to AI Home Page;; Back to CSE Home Page;Mike Perkowitz ([email protected]);
1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
Target text information: Daniel S. Weld; Daniel S. Weld is Associate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering;at the University of;Washington. He received bachelor's degrees in both Computer Science and Biochemistry at Yale University in 1982. He landed a Ph.D.;from the MIT Artificial Intelligence Lab in 1988,;received a Presidential Young Investigator's award in 1989 and an Office of Naval Research Young;Investigator's award in 1990. Weld is on the;advisory board for the Journal of AI;Research, was guest editor for Computational Intelligence, edited the; AAAI report on the Role of;Intelligent Systems in the National Information Infrastructure, and is;co-Program Chair for AAAI-96. Weld has published two books and scads of;;technical papers.;Personal Data: Here's how to reach him:; Office: 408 Sieg Hall; Phone: (206) 543-9196 (work); 543-2969 (FAX); 523-9058 (home); Mail: Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering,;Box 352350, University of Washington, Seattle;WA 98195-2359;Research Interests: Weld's current research interests are in;Artificial intelligence, specifically;software agents and planning.;As one example, Weld's group supports the;UCPOP planner, which is being used at almost one hundred sites;worldwide. Many of Weld's papers are available electronically; here are;his current favorites:;;Representing Sensing Actions: The Middle Ground Revisited (KR-96, Nov 1996);;Planning to Gather Information (AAAI-96, August 1996);;Planning-Based Control of Software Agents (AIPS-96, May 1996); A;Scalable Comparison-Shopping Agent for the World-Wide Web (January '96);;A Softbot-Based Interface to the Internet (CACM, July '94); An;Introduction to Least-Commitment Planning (AI Magazine, Winter '94);Or select from a more exhaustive;list.;;;Recreation: When absent from his office, Weld can be found;at Cafe Allegro or in the;stormy;mountains,;climbing. In the past, he enjoyed traveling the;world, but now he's more likely to be found playing with his twin boys;;Adam and Galen.; You are invited to visit his gallery of;Pacific Northwest and;Desert wilderness photographs. See also his illustrated story about;Morocco.; [email protected];;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: GRAIL: Graphics and Imaging Laboratory;Welcome to the home page of GRAIL, the Graphics and Imaging Laboratory of the;University of Washington's Department of Computer Science and Engineering.;Information;People;Courses;Research Projects;Publications;Theses;Software and Data;Cool Images; Our Neighborhood; ; Department of Computer Science; and Engineering; University of Washington; Seattle;Local Interest;GRAIL disk usage policy; ;Comments to; [email protected];23 July 1996;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
Target text information: Georges Winkenbach;Georges Winkenbach;Department of Computer Science & Engineering;University of Washington;Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350;e-mail: [email protected];phone: (206) 526-0968;My interests are computer graphics and multimedia. My thesis work, done;under the supervision of professor;David Salesin,;deals with applying traditional pen-and-ink illustration techniques to the;automatic rendering of three-dimensional models. A few pen-and-ink images;created with our prototype rendering system can be found;here.; Other Links to Follow;Pen-and-ink image gallery.; Grail; : Graphics and Imaging Laboratory.; Department of Computer Science; and Engineering.; My wife's home page: Taweewan; Siwadune.;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Home page for Jack L. Lo;Jack L. Lo;[email protected];Department of Computer Science and Engineering,;University of Washington, Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350;This home page is currently under construction.; Research; Papers; Converting Thread-Level Parallelism Into Instruction-Level Parallelism via Simultaneous Multithreading (Abstract, Postscript);Jack L. Lo,;Susan J. Eggers,;Joel S. Emer,;Henry M. Levy,;Rebecca L. Stamm, and;Dean M. Tullsen;Submitted for publication, July 1996.; Exploiting Choice: Instruction Fetch and Issue on an Implementable Simultaneous Multithreading Processor (Abstract, Postscript);Dean M. Tullsen,;Susan J. Eggers,;Joel S. Emer,;Henry M. Levy,; Jack L. Lo, and Rebecca L. Stamm;;In Proceedings of the 23rd Annual International Symposium on Computer Architecture, Philadelphia, PA, May 1996.; Compilation Issues for a Simultaneous Multithreading Processor;(Postscript); Jack L. Lo,;Susan J. Eggers,;Henry M. Levy, and;Dean M. Tullsen;In Proceedings of the First SUIF Compiler Workshop, Stanford, CA, January 1996, p. 146-7.; Improving balanced scheduling with compiler optimizations that increase instruction-level parallelism (Abstract, Postscript); Jack L. Lo and Susan J. Eggers;In Proceedings of the ACM SIGPLAN '95 Conference on Programming Language Design and Implementation, La Jolla, California, June 1995, pages 151-162.; Comparing static and dynamic scheduling on superscalar processors; Jack L. Lo.;General Examination Written Report, May 31, 1995; Examining the interaction between balanced scheduling and other compiler optimizations; Jack L. Lo;Ph.D. Qualifying Examination Written Report, May 6, 1994;I'm currently working on architectural and compiler support for;;Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT).;My research interests also include static and dynamic scheduling for;superscalar and VLIW processors, instruction-level parallelism issues,;as well as compilation for multithreaded architectures. In particular,;I am investigating compilation issues for;Jack's Lo-down on WWW pages;Where to find me:;2371 Franklin Ave. E;Seattle, WA 98102;(206) 328-4648;or;Sieg Hall, Room 223;Phone: (206) 685-4087;FAX: (206) 543-2969; A couple pictures from our recent paintball experience; Picture 1; Picture 2;Yahoo;[email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: Simultaneous Multithreading home page;Simultaneous Multithreading Project;Overview;People;Publications; Overview;The crucial problem facing today's high-speed microprocessors is maintaining;high processor utilization in the face of long instruction and memory;latencies. To;alleviate this problem, modern processors issue multiple instructions per;cycle (i.e., superscalars), or interleave the execution of different;threads in different cycles (multithreaded processors). Ultimately, though,;both techniques are limited by the amount of parallelism available within a;single thread in a single cycle.; Simultaneous multithreading (SMT) is a technique that permits multiple;independent threads to issue instructions to a superscalar's functional;units in a single cycle. SMT combines the multiple-instruction-issue;features of wide superscalar processors with the latency-hiding ability;of multithreaded architectures. On an SMT processor, all hardware contexts;are active simultaneously, competing each cycle for all available resources.;This dynamic sharing of processor resources enables SMT to exploit;thread-level and instruction-level parallelism interchangeably; both forms;of parallelism can be effectively used to increase processor utilization.;Our studies have;demonstrated that simultaneous multithreading significantly improves;processor throughput and performance on both multiprogrammed and parallel;workloads. We have shown that these performance gains can be achieved;in an architecture with only minimal extensions to modern out-of-order;superscalar processors.;Our current and future work includes investigations of fast synchronization;techniques enabled by SMT. We are also conducting research in other;architectural and compiler issues for simultaneous multithreading.; People;Faculty; Susan Eggers; Hank Levy;Graduate students; Jack Lo; Dean Tullsen;Industrial collaborators (Digital Equipment Corporation); Joel S. Emer; Rebecca L. Stamm; Publications; Converting Thread-Level Parallelism Into Instruction-Level Parallelism via Simultaneous Multithreading (Abstract, Postscript);J.L. Lo,;S.J. Eggers,;J.S. Emer,;H.M. Levy,;R.L. Stamm, and;D.M. Tullsen;Submitted for publication, July 1996.; Exploiting Choice: Instruction Fetch and Issue on an Implementable Simultaneous Multithreading Processor (Abstract, Postscript);D.M. Tullsen,;S.J. Eggers,;J.S. Emer,;H.M. Levy,;J.L. Lo,;and R.L. Stamm;;Proceedings of the 23rd Annual International Symposium on Computer Architecture, Philadelphia, PA, May 1996.; Compilation Issues for a Simultaneous Multithreading Processor;(Postscript);J.L. Lo,;S.J. Eggers,;H.M. Levy, and;D.M. Tullsen;Proceedings of the First SUIF Compiler Workshop, Stanford, CA, January 1996, p. 146-7.; Simultaneous Multithreading: Maximizing On-Chip Parallelism (Abstract, Postscript);D.M. Tullsen,;S.J. Eggers, and;H.M. Levy,; Proceedings of the 22rd Annual International Symposium on Computer Architecture, Santa Margherita Ligure, Italy, June 1995.; UW students:;Check the list of research projects still to do;on the student-affairs page.;This page maintained by Jack Lo;[email protected];
Target text information: Dean Tullsen home page;Dean M. Tullsen;; Biographical Information; Research Interests and Bibliography; Home Page; download my resume;My hobbies:;;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: Greg Linden's Home Page;Greg Linden;My lovely wife;Corina is;currently in her third year of the graduate program in the;Political Science;here at;U of W.;I'm in my third year in the graduate program at the;Computer Science;Department at the University of;Washington, slaving away toward the lofty goal of my Ph.D.;;I completed his undergraduate;degree at the University of California at San Diego with an;odd double-major in Computer Science and Political Science.;I'm going on leave from graduate school in mid-December and I'm;actively looking for a position in software development. If you're interested, you can check out my;resume.;Java Applets:;WebView allows you to see the links to and from a page or;set of pages.;There are two new additions to the WebView family, AltaVistaWebView;and MetaWebView. Instead of entering a URL, you enter keywords for;AltaVista or Metacrawler and WebView hits the search service,;returning a graph displaying all the pages found by the search;services with the links between those pages.; The;Automated Travel Assistant emulates the dialog between a travel;agent and client, gradually eliciting your flight preferences while;allowing you to browse real flight data. It's a research prototype,;but it has quite a bit of functionality even at this early stage.;ATA and;WebView;have been highly rated by;Gamelan and;JARS.;ATA;was;rated "Top 1% of Java applets" by JARS, "What's Cool" by Gamelan, and;was a Gamelan staff pick.;WebView;was;rated "Top 5% of Java applets" by JARS, "What's Cool" by Gamelan, and;was a Gamelan staff pick.;;...and a Gamelan Staff Pick!;And;AltaVistaWebView;was one of the winners of the;Java Repository Java Contest!;My applets have also been published in two books:;A. Walsh, Foundations of Java, IDG Books, 1996;Le Meilleur de Java (The Best of Java), 1996;Here's my first Java applet, Linear Ballet.;Oops! You're not using a Java-capable browser. Sorry. No cool Java applets for you.;The source demonstrates using double-buffering to avoid flicker and using threads to give time to other running applets. The code certainly could be cleaner, though, so don't expect a work of art here.;;If you thought that was cool, you might have low enough standards;to be impressed by my;LGrammer or;Particle Tree; applets.;Both draw trees. The LGrammer trees look much more realistic than the;ParticleTree trees, but both are interesting.;I recently started a position as a;JARS judge, evaluating the Java applets that are submitted to the;JARS archive. Very interesting work.;In the summer of 1995, I developed Dawn of Civilization, a;demonstration application showing that planning techniques can;successfully be applied in entertainment software, for Myriad;Software.;At UCSD, I worked with Professor Rik Belew and Filippo Menzer on the; Latent;Energy Environments (LEE) project, a tool for developing;artificial life models and experimenting with artificial neural;network and evolutionary learning in software enviroments.;; Papers:;S. Hanks, N. Lesh, G. Linden, Eliciting User Preferences: The;Automated Travel Assitant, Submitted to User Modeling 1996.;S. Majeski, G. Linden, C. Linden, A. Spitzer, Modeling Localized;Interaction: Spatial Constraints in the Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma,;Association of Economic Scientists 1996.; A. Krishnamoorthy, R. Paturi, M. Blume, G. Linden, L. Liden,; S. Esener, Hardware;Tradeoffs for Boolean Concept Learning, World Congress on Neural;Networks, 1994, pg 551-559; G. Linden, Recurrent Neural Networks in the Iterated Prisoner's;Dilemma, 1994 [Unpublished Honor's Thesis];Adam Carlson,;Sujay Parekh, and I wrote a fun;ray tracer;as one of;the projects in;CS557 (graduate computer graphics). Here's some of the images...; The Headless Horseman; Closeup of the Headless Horseman; Chess Duel; Some Assembly Required; Spheres, an image with;reflection, transparency, shadows, distributed ray tracing, adaptive;sampling, and a mess of other cool things. The patterns on the;spheres are because they're both transparent and reflective, causing;the rays to reflect and refract multiple times both from the surface;and internally.;We also made a 90 second computer animation called "The Strike". The;animation was written using SGI Inventor and C code to manipulate the;3D models. The original SGI movie file was 70mb. We have made a;lower quality;27.5mb QuickTime movie; available and a;very low quality 6.5mb;QuickTime movie available. Sorry, it just doesn't compress any;further than this (at least with anything resembling reasonable quality).; Mac Programming Stuff; Dilbert; Cognitive Science at UCSD; CMU AI Repository; Artificial Life Info;I can be occasionally found at:; Chateau (a.k.a. Guggenheim Annex) 109A; Box 352350; Computer Science & Engineering; University of Washington, FR-35; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 616-1846; (206) 543-2969 (fax);; [email protected]; Last modified:; 5/27/96;
1-hop neighbor's text information: CSE 403 Home Page;CSE 403: Software Engineering;Meeting Times; Location: Loew 105; Time: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 11:30 - 12:20;;Professor: Nancy Leveson; Office: Sieg 219; Phone: 685-1934; Hours: by appointment; Mail: [email protected];TA: Adam Carlson; Office: Sieg 326a; Hours: Wed 12:30 - 1:30 or by appointment; Mail: [email protected];Course Description;This course will study the concepts, methods and tools for the specifications, design, construction, testing (analysis) and documentation of large software systems. Included also will be "non-technical" topics essential to creating complex software systems successfully, including project management.;Textbook;Ghezzi, Jazayeri, and Mandrioli, Fundamentals of Software Engineering, Prentice Hall, 1991.;Notes:; Notes on requirements; Some sample requirements interview questions; Producer-Consumer Petri Net and Axiomatic Specification notes; Z notes; Coupling and Cohesion notes;Assignments:; Assignment 1; Assignment 2; Assignment 3; Assignment 4; Assignment 5;Some links that may be of your interest:; Course syllabus (Updated 4/2); Send mail to the class mailing;list; news:comp.risks; Military Standard Defense System Software Development;Other information is available about; CSE403, Winter 1995; CSE403, Spring 1995; CSE403, Winter 1996; the Computer Science and Engineering Department;Suggestions/Feedback to: [email protected];
Target text information: Adam Carlson;Adam Carlson;<[email protected]>;Computer Science & Engineering Department;University of Washington;Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA;;This page is under construction, in fact, I've done almost nothing with it.;You can take a look at classes I've taken or;TAed, research I've been involved in, and some fun stuff.;For finger information:;[email protected];To send mail:;Adam Carlson <[email protected]>;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
Target text information: Not a girl named Brian; A man named Brian;BOINGee BOINGee BOINGee...;Brian Michalowski;Department of Computer Science and Engineering;Mail Stop 352350;University of Washington;Seattle, WA 98195-2350;Office location: 428 Sieg;Office phone: (206) 685-2723;Currently taking: LING 461; CSE 531; CSE 567;Currently co-editing: Mossy Bits;Thank you for visiting this page. You are visitor number; This page is worst viewed using Headscape;Whenever; I'm a second-year CS grad;student at UW who's actually a liberal artist interested in;linguistics. Confused? Good. You're getting to know me already.;My ultrahotlist - my favorite few Web sites of;all time.; Search the web or look up some online references if you're looking for;something my glorified hotlist doesn't;have. Or use URouLette;to go to a random URL in the Web.;Find out about me - past institutions (few of;which were mental), r�sum�, personal info, quote file, favorite songs;and poems, fictitious thrash band, purity test, and original works.; How to;keep in touch - finger info, mail info,;guestbook, and PGP info;Pages;from a few friends; The idea for including ASL;fingerspelling snapshots was blatantly stolen from Brad Chamberlain.;Brian Michalowski / Dept. of CSE (Complete Sanity;Eradication?) / [email protected];
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Gusterson makes it clear why we don't speak clearly about drones. Only by muddying the waters can we bear to acknowledge what we have invented: a new and oddly intimate way station in the mechanization of death.Hugh Gusterson's Drone is the most intelligent analysis of drone warfare currently availableand the most probing critique of how the United States is using drones in places like Pakistan and Yemen.With his discerning anthropologist's eye, Hugh Gusterson has simultaneously produced both a wide-ranging and a focused study of the role of drones in current U.S. military policy. No relevant piece of evidence has escaped his attention, but he uses his sources economically to extract the most telling details. He concludes with a choice of dystopian (his word) and utopian (mine) drone futures that would convince me to bethowever reluctantlyon the former. Compellingly written throughout, Gusterson's book marks a major contribution to a crucial debate.[I]nsightful.Among a blizzard of new books probing drone warfare, Hugh Gusterson's slim volume is among the most careful, concise and insightful.... Even anyone who thinks they know all there is to know about drone warfare will profit from Gusterson's rich and penetrating study.In this excellent book, the anthropologist Hugh Gusterson argues that drones have fundamentally transformed the nature of war.[A] thoughtful examination of the dilemmas this new weapon poses.Hugh Gusterson is Professor of Anthropology and International Affairs at George Washington University. He is the author of Nuclear Rites and People of the Bomb: Portraits of America's Nuclear Complex.; Title: Drone: Remote Control Warfare (MIT Press)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Stephanie Smallwood's Saltwater Slavery sets a new standard. It is at once a harrowing evocation of the Middle Passage, a brilliant account of the ways that Africans and Europeans made sense of the bloody process in which they were joined, and a subtle critique of the categories of historical inquiry. Here we see realized the enormous promise of a genuinely Atlantic approach to the history of American slavery.Walter Johnson, author of Soul by SoulW.E.B. Du Bois called the African slave trade the 'most magnificent drama in the last thousand years of human history.' Stephanie Smallwood captures this drama in imaginative and innovative ways, offering a powerful account of the maritime origins of African-America amid the profound violence of the world market.Marcus Rediker, co-author of The Many-Headed Hydra: Sailors, Slaves, Commoners and the Hidden History of the Revolutionary AtlanticNo study of the Atlantic slave trade has attempted to penetrate the darkness of those ships' holds, to explore what might have gone on in the minds of the hundreds of nameless people trapped below decksuntil now. Smallwood gets there through a tour de force of theoretical sophistication, sensitive informed imagination, and dramatic writing. Hers is the most original and provocative book on the Middle Passage in almost half a century.Joseph C. Miller, author of Way of Death: Merchant Capitalism and the Angolan Slave Trade 17301830Stephanie Smallwood's Saltwater Slavery is the new starting point for studies of the Middle Passage and required reading for students of the black Atlantic.Ira Berlin, University of Maryland, author of Many Thousands GoneSmallwood aims to move away from the numbers game that has ensnared so many other historians studying the Middle Passage. Instead of ledgers and account books, she uses letters, journals, and narratives from around the trade route to get closer to the slave experience itself. As the narrative follows the progress of the newly enslaved across the Middle Passage, Smallwood's use of quotes brings to life the everyday horror experienced by 'Saltwater Slaves,' as Africans first arriving in the Americas were described at the time.Kathryn V. Stewart, Library JournalIn this stark depiction of slaves and their 'utter alienation from the most basic norms of everyday life,' Smallwood simultaneously delivers a lucid popular history and expands scholarly understanding of slavery with a thorough, clear-eyed look at the dreaded Middle Passage and how it shaped the slave experience Smallwood is particularly adept at portraying, in detail, the unbearable conditions of the slave ships Extensive research, much of it from primary sources, forms Smallwood's basis, but she has a storyteller's knack for well-pitched anecdotes and pointed examples.Publishers WeeklyThis deeply researched, tightly focused, and skillfully evocative look at the Atlantic slave trade, 16751725, details the experience of crossing the oceanan ordeal fatal to many of the slaves who were forced to undertake it.The AtlanticStephanie E. Smallwood's excellent book Saltwater Slavery has attracted less attention than it deserves. Making careful use of the primary sources at [the National Archives at] Kew, Smallwood follows 300,000 captives taken from what is now Ghana, between 1675 and 1725, to 'widening circles of the diaspora in the Americas.' An ambitious, innovative and highly successful feature of her book is to take what is known about the beliefs of the isolated societies from which slaves were takencommunities who in some cases had never seen white people, the ocean or a shipto offer a carefully controlled imaginative reconstruction of how the embarked slaves may have conceptualized the 'saltwater' experience and attempted to reconcile what they saw with their existing world view.William St. Clair, Times Literary SupplementStephanie E. Smallwood is Associate Professor of History at the University of Washington, Seattle.; Title: Saltwater Slavery: A Middle Passage from Africa to American Diaspora
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Franz Neumann was a political activist and labor lawyer in Germany who became a political scientist in exile. He studied in Germany and the United Kingdom, and spent the last phase of his career in the United States. Peter Hayes is the Theodore Z. Weiss Professor of Holocaust Studies at Northwestern University and the author or editor of seven books, including From Cooperation to Complicity and a prize-winning study of the IG Farben corporation.; Title: Behemoth: The Structure and Practice of National Socialism, 1933-1944
Target text information: Description: "Defying his discipline's preference for theory over history, Vitalis has demonstrated how detailed, archive-based historical accounts can lift the veil on the racism running through international relations as field and practice.""Robert Vitalis wants his discipline to understand not only how central the category of race and the structures of racism were to its founding institutions and paradigms but also to see the erasure of that history not as progress but as repression, a willful forgetting that has if anything made it less equipped to comprehend (much less to address) the shocking racial inequities that still mark both the American and the global order. If international relations scholars want to understand the racial politics that made their field what it is today, there is no better place to begin than with this righteously angry book.""There is much to commend in Vitalis' book which is filled with fascinating vignettes and unexpected connections. He writes with clarity and passion, especially in the book's opening and close, to ensure that whilst ample room is given for the reader to make their own way through the material, it is never an aimless wander.""White World Order, Black Power Politics is a groundbreaking book that has the potential to transform our understanding of a key dimension of twentieth-century American social science. It also contains important, albeit uncomfortable, lessons for contemporary scholars of international politics. Drawing on a vast range of primary sources, Robert Vitalis demonstrates that from the origins of the field until deep into the Cold War, IR helped to serve the interests of the imperial powers and provided an intellectual rationale for the claims of global white supremacy. But this didn't go unchallenged, and he performs an equally important service by drawing attention to the 'Howard School' of IR, a group of remarkable African American scholars who provided the only sustained source of resistance to the racial and imperial pretensions of the field.""A revelation, a provocation, and an inspiration, White World Order, Black Power Politics is required reading for everyone who studies, teaches, or practices international relations in the United States. In reconstructing a lost history of the impact of race and racism in the American study and practice of international relations, Robert Vitalis exposes congenital deformations in the field all the more grave for being invisible and ensures that we will never look at what we do the same way again.""The study of international relations was not born to promote peace among equal states but rather to help ensure racial subjugation on a global scale. This is the startling, bold, and persuasive argument of Robert Vitalis's White World Order, Black Power Politics. This is a book that anyone interested in race relations, international relations, and empire will need to read, and they will all thank Vitalis for daring to write it.""This landmark book provides a superbly well-researched history of the racist underpinnings and practices of International Relations as it first emerged in the United States, and across the Atlantic. Its core analyses sustained through a detailed recounting of the arguments and politics of individual scholars, philanthropists, and the then nascent funding institutions and think tanks - challenge and serve to demystify the mythology of IR as a field of interstate relations. The discipline was established first and foremost to analyze interracial relations and the sustenance of white supremacy. White World Order, Black Power Politics shows how IR, like many social and historical sciences, responded to the imagined imperatives of racial and colonial management. Moreover, the book excavates the hidden history of American IR by bringing to light the contributions to the study of world politics of a group of extraordinary African American scholars, who collectively Vitalis calls the 'Howard School of international relations theory': Alain Locke, Ralph Bunche, E. Franklin Frazier, Rayford Logan, Merze Tate, and Eric Williams, alongside W. E. B. Du Bois, worked to resist these racist premises and imperial imperatives between the late nineteenth and mid-twentieth century. Their struggles reveal not only IR's white supremacist origins, but also why this past may not have yet been surpassed. An intellectual and historical tour de force."Robert Vitalis is Professor of Political Science at the University of Pennsylvania. He is the author of Americas Kingdom: Mythmaking on the Saudi Oil Frontier and When Capitalists Collide: Business Conflict and the End of Empire in Egypt and coeditor of Counter-Narratives: History, Society and Politics in Saudi Arabia and Yemen.; Title: White World Order, Black Power Politics: The Birth of American International Relations (The United States in the World)
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Markus Mock's Home Page; Markus Mock;[email protected];Computer Science & Engineering Department,;University of Washington, FR-35,;Seattle, WA 98195 USA;;Welcome to Markus' home page.;; About myself;I moved from Karlsruhe, Germany;to Seattle in fall 94. For those interested in geography, Karlsruhe is;located in the southwest of Germany, in the state of Baden-Württemberg. I grew up in another;part of that state, in the district of; Biberach in Upper Swabia (Oberschwaben).;Before coming to the UW I studied Computer Science at the University of Karlsruhe from which;I obtained a "Diplom" (M.S.) in Computer Science in 1992.;I also spent one year at UMass as a Fulbright grantee.;My main research interests are parallel and distributed computing,;object-oriented systems and compilers. Currently I am working on; dynamic compilation.;Non-CS interests include Spanish and Latin American Culture,;travel , e.g. to;good books, e.g.;The Labyrinth of Solitude , chess;non-mainstream movies, eg Die;Angst des Torwarts beim Elfmeter (do you know;Handke?) and salsa or merengue dancing with;And, if there's still time left, I check out what else to do in Seattle.;More to come..;Publications;Separate List; Some links to other interesting stuff; Current Chess Event: Chess Olympiad Yerewan;Colloquia; OOPSLA 96 Volunteers Page; Mossy Bits, CSE Grad Journal;A link to the CSE590K home page; A link to the CSE543 Home Page;A link to the CSE590BI home page;A link to the CSE590S home page;Other CSE Courses;Other graduate students;Images of UW;Department of Electrical Engineering;You wouldn't expect, but they have a Red Square here (live view); Metacrawler Searching; Altavista Searching; Who? Where?; Deutsche Welle on RealAudio, live!;CS Stuff; Other cool links;And a quote: Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow:;they toil not, neither do they;spin; and yet I say unto you, that even Solomon in all his glory;was not arrayed like one of these. Matthew 6:28;This page has been accessed;;times since 3/28/96.;Last updated Tue Sep 17 11:34:14 PDT 1996;[email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: Emin Gun Sirer; Emin Gün Sirer;[email protected];Department of Computer Science & Engineering,;University of Washington, Box 352350,;Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA;;Background;I'm currently a third year graduate student at the University of Washington.;I grew up in Istanbul, Turkey, received my B.S.E in Computer Science from; Princeton University;in 1993 and am currently working towards a Ph.D. on the;SPIN;project with;Prof. Brian Bershad.;I spent the summer of '93 at;AT&T Bell Labs;working on the;Plan 9;operating system. I helped build a prototype 3-D display during the;summer of '91 at the NEC Research Center;in Princeton, New Jersey.;Most recently, during the summer of '96, I worked at;DEC SRC on the;Vesta 2 project.;Projects;My goal is to develop safe, adaptable and extensible operating systems.;I developed the threads, scheduling, synchronization, IPC, dynamic linking and;protection domain subsystems in SPIN. I also wrote the machine specific;aspects of the SPIN kernel, such as the system call and interrupt paths, and;some miscellaneous interfaces, such as alarms and mach compatibility support.;The novel;aspects of SPIN threads and scheduling are that they provide the means of;extending a kernel with arbitrary thread implementations and scheduling;policies. Dynamically linking the extensions into the kernel allows;us to achieve high-performance. The interface, called strands, is;designed to be safe and provide fault-isolation.;The novel aspect of the;SPIN protection domain interface is that it allows;isolation and safe fine-grain sharing at the same time. Extensions with;conflicting symbols can be simultaneously active in our system. Further,;extensions can hide some of their code and data such that they can be;assured that no one can possibly access them. The clincher is that extensions;that want to share code and data can do so with no dynamic protection;enforcement overhead.;I also implemented a high-performance;web server on top of the SPIN networking;stack. The main objectives in its design are reduced http latency and;minimal load.;I wrote a MIPS instruction set simulator a couple of years ago, called;MIPSI,;that was robust enough to simulate all the SPEC benchmarks and Standard ML of;New Jersey. It has been used both as an educational tool and as a research;platform. This page describes MIPSI's features;and availability.;Papers;Safe Dynamic Linking in an Extensible Operating System;WCSSS 1996. Describes the SPIN protection and namespace management mechanism.;;Writing an Operating System Using Modula-3;WCSSS 1996. Describes our experience with using Modula-3 to implement SPIN.;; Extensibility, Safety and; Performance in the SPIN Operating System;SOSP 1995. A design, implementation and performance paper.;; Protection is a Software Issue;HotOS 1995. A position paper comparing software and; hardware protection mechanisms.;;;SPIN - An Extensible Microkernel for Application-specific; Operating System Services;SIGOPS European Workshop 1994. Operating Systems Review version.;;;SPIN - An Extensible Microkernel for Application-specific; Operating System Services;University of Washington Technical Report UW-CSE-94-03-03, March 1994.;; Measuring Limits of Fine-grained Parallelism; Senior independent work, Princeton University, June 1993.;Talks;Language Support for Extensible Operating Systems;Slides from the presentation at the first Workshop for Compiler Support for Systems Software.; WCSSS 1996, in Tucson, Arizona.;Interests;Whenever I can find time and opportunity, I do some of the following:;sailing ~~~~~~ windsurfing;diving ~~~~~~~ skiing;biking;making outdoor clothing and;hiking.;I'm a big Bob Dylan fan.;;[email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: UW Dynamic Compilation Project;The UW Dynamic Compilation Project;More Information; Our Dynamic Compiler; Project Members; Papers; Related Projects;UW-Only Sections; Student Projects; Group Web;Dynamic compilation enables optimizations based on the values of;invariant data computed at run-time. Using the values of these;run-time constants, a dynamic compiler can eliminate their memory;loads, perform constant propagation and folding, remove branches they;determine, and fully unroll loops they bound. However, the performance;benefits of the more efficient, dynamically-compiled code are offset;by the run-time cost of the dynamic compile. Our approach to dynamic;compilation strives for both fast dynamic compilation and high-quality;dynamically-compiled code: the programmer annotates regions of the;programs that should be compiled dynamically; a static, optimizing;compiler automatically produces pre-optimized machine-code templates,;using a pair of dataflow analyses that identify which variables will;be constant at run-time; and a simple, dynamic compiler copies the;templates, patching in the computed values of the run-time constants,;to produce optimized, executable code. Our work targets general-;purpose, imperative programming languages, initially C. Initial;experiments applying dynamic compilation to C programs have produced;speedups ranging from 1.2 to 1.8.;We are part of the SPIN;project. Eventually, our system will be used to dynamically;compile code in the SPIN kernel, for example the SPIN;event dispatcher. However, we are also actively exploring other;possible applications of dynamic compilation, such as in;virtual-machine interpreters.;Our prototype dynamic-compilation system;is described in our PLDI paper. We are;now starting to design and build our second-generation system. We;will release more details on it soon.;Last updated August 6, 1996.;[email protected];
Target text information: SPIN;[email protected]; The SPIN Operating System;SPIN is an extensible operating system kernel that;supports the dynamic adaptation of system interfaces and;implementations through direct application control, while still;maintaining system integrity and inter-application isolation.;SPIN allows applications to load code into the kernel at;runtime. Because it runs in the kernel, this extension code can access;hardware and other operating systems services with with almost no;overhead (basically a procedure call), and data can be passed by;reference, rather than copied. The SPIN kernel itself provides;a core set of interfaces and capabilities to basic resources. These;are used by collections of extensions to implement general system;services such as address spaces, IPC, threads, and networking. All;extension code (and most of the kernel) is written in the typesafe language Modula-3. The property of;typesafety prevents extensions from crashing the system by attempting;to manipulate arbitrary pieces of code or data.;SPIN runs on DEC Alpha workstations. We're using it to write;both specialized applications such as network video systems, as well;as for supporting general purpose UNIX programs.;You can connect to a machine;running SPIN with the in-kernel SPIN web server; here.; Quick Results;This structure allows programs to extend operating system services with;low overhead. For example, with SPIN running on a 133 MHz Alpha,;an application can handle and recover from a page fault in 29 microseconds.;It takes 22 microseconds to create a new thread of control, execute;it, terminate, and synchronize with its termination (fork/join). A protected;procedure call to another extension or to a kernel function takes .13;microseconds. A cross-machine RPC (application to application) over;ethernet takes under 600 microseconds; over ATM (on really old;adapters) it takes less than 450 microseconds. The same operations;under Mach or DEC UNIX take up to 30 times longer on the same;hardware. Time them yourself (or see our benchmarks page and save;yourself the effort).; Recent reports and papers;;Dynamic Binding for Extensible Operating Systems; An invocation mechanism which provides flexible, efficient, and;simple way of integrating extensions with an executing system.;Appeared in the 2nd OSDI.;;Extensibility, Safety and Performance in the SPIN Operating System; A design, implementation and performance paper. Appeared in the 15th SOSP.; An Extensible Protocol Architecture for;Application-Specific Networking; A design, implementation and performance paper. Appeared in 1996; Usenix Winter Conference.;;Writing an Operating System Using Modula-3; Describes our experiences using Modula-3 to build a high; performance extensible system. Makes clear the distinction between a; language and its implementation.;;Language Support for Extensible Operating Systems; We've been pretty happy with M3, but we've had to deal with a few; shortcomings in order to use the language in a safe extensible; operating system. This paper describes how we've addressed those; shortcomings.;;Safe Dynamic Linking in an Extensible Operating System; Describes the dynamic linker we use to load code into the kernel.; Key point is the ability to create and manage linkable namespaces that; describe interfaces and collections of interfaces.;;Language and Runtime Support for Dynamic Interposition of System Code; Describes the kernel's internal communication and extension; facilities. Shows use of dynamic code generation to improve the; performance of a critical kernel service.; More Information; Dynamic compilation; Waiting until run time to compile code.; Paper trail; Project Reports, Talks. Papers, etc.; Project members; Who we are.; Benchmarks; Interested in the bottom-line? Go here.; Modula-3; Information on Modula-3.; ARPA Project Overview; The executive summary and regular reports.; Our friends; We've gotten a lot of assistance from academia and industry on this; project. This page says who we're involved with.; Some related projects; Pointers to other extensible systems projects.; What other people are saying; Barbs and Arrows;Internal Documentation; The latest status for project members; Available Projects; Projects that could result in Qualifications credit,; a Masters degree, a funded RAship position, or undergraduate; project credit. (UW-CS only); Our mascot; We're encouraged that so many people have decided to adopt our;mascot as their own.;This page maintained by Brian Bershad.;[email protected];
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: 'This fascinating book is, I believe intentionally, more provocative than merely persuasive, more skeptical than most among us are. It looks at the history of international negotiation, both explicit and by maneuver, in the presence of nuclear weapons and concludes that disparities in nuclear armaments - including zero on one side - make much less difference than they are given credit for. If the argument doesn't persuade you, the forty case studies of nuclear weapons in crisis bargaining (eleven involving the United States) will make you think it over.' Thomas C. Schelling, Winner of the 2005 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences'Todd S. Sechser and Matthew Fuhrmann make a compelling case that, during the Cold War, nuclear weapons played a critically important role in deterring a nuclear attack on the US; but, importantly, they argue that this was the only role they played. They did not deter the many other security crises we had to deal with, including the Berlin crisis, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. And they argue that this historical fact has great significance to today's security issues. This book is an important read, not only for its clear articulation of history, but for its relevance to planning nuclear forces or nuclear policy today.' William J. Perry, former United States Secretary of Defense'This is the most important study on nuclear compellence since Richard Betts published his landmark book in 1987. In fact, Sechser and Fuhrmann have likely written the definitive study on why nuclear compellence has not worked and cannot work.' Robert J. Art, Christian A. Herter Professor of International Relations, Brandeis University,Massachusetts'Scholars and policymakers have long debated whether obtaining nuclear weapons would allow powerful states to bully or blackmail weaker adversaries, but previous efforts to address this question have lacked both strong logical foundations and systematic empirical evidence. In this rigorous and clearly written study, Todd S. Sechser and Matthew Fuhrmann explain why nuclear superiority confers far less leverage than hardliners typically believe. It is a model of policy-relevant social science that deserves a wide audience.' Stephen M. Walt, Robert and Renee Belfer Professor of International Affairs, Harvard University, Massachusetts'How do nuclear weapons shape international politics? Does the possession of nuclear weapons provide states with coercive advantages during a crisis? Many scholars and policy makers assume that they do. In their well-researched, crisply argued book, Todd S. Sechser and Matthew Fuhrmann rely on both historical and quantitative approaches to develop their theory of nuclear skepticism. Nuclear weapons, they argue, remain powerful tools for deterrence but contribute little to successful coercive diplomacy. This is an important book: Sechser and Fuhrmann's arguments have potentially significant consequences for both our understanding of nuclear dynamics and the practice of nuclear statecraft, and deserve great attention and debate.' Francis J. Gavin, Frank Stanton Chair in Nuclear Security Policy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology'A solid and thorough deconstruction and reconstruction of theories about the utility of nuclear threats. Required reading for anyone interested in nuclear diplomacy.' Bruce M. Russett, Dean Acheson Professor of Political Science, Yale University, ConnecticutCan nuclear weapons be used to blackmail other countries? The prevailing wisdom is that nuclear weapons are useful for coercion in world politics, but this book shows that this view is misguided. Nuclear weapons are useful mainly for deterrence and self-defense, not for coercion.; Title: Nuclear Weapons and Coercive Diplomacy
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "Fascinating . . . Characteristically vivid and astute." --Timothy Garton Ash, The New York Review of Books "[Murder in Amsterdam] is a work of philosophical and narrative tension, strikingly sharp and brooding, frank and openly curious." --San Francisco Chronicle "Shrewd, subtly argued." --The New York Times Book ReviewIan Buruma is editor ofThe New York Review of Books. His previous books includeTheir Promised Land,Year Zero,The China Lover,Murder in Amsterdam,Occidentalism,God's Dust,Behind the Mask,The Wages of Guilt,Bad Elements,and Taming the Gods.; Title: Murder in Amsterdam: Liberal Europe, Islam, and the Limits of Tolerance
Target text information: Description: "Curt Cardwell has offered us an economic analysis of one of the more important documents in modern U.S. history, NSC 68, which is sure to change our understanding of the imperatives that drove American leaders in the early Cold War years, especially the 'dollar gap' and the need to stimulate spending. It will provide an invaluable source for a revisionist/materialist interpretation of the Cold War." - Robert Buzzanco, author of Masters of War and Vietnam and the Transformation of American Life"Curt Cardwell demonstrates that political economy is not a lost art. In this meticulously researched and comprehensive account of the place of NSC 68 in the early Cold War, Cardwell lays out the economic imperatives facing the Truman administration and the role rearmament played in postwar recovery. The book is a persuasively argued revision of the standard story told with verve and energy." - Marilyn B. Young, Professor, Department of History, New York University"Curt Cardwell has written an important, perceptive, and analytically powerful book that adds a new dimension to existing understanding of the transformation of the United States after World War II into a national security state. His impressive research substantiates a provocative main thesis that U.S. leaders prosecuted the Cold War more to preserve a liberal economic world order than to contain the Soviet Union. Cardwell exposes the previously overlooked centrality of the dollar gap as a motivating factor guiding postwar U.S. policy, providing an important corrective, especially to existing accounts that exaggerate the success of the Marshall Plan." - James I. Matray, California State University, Chico"Today's overwhelming U.S. military budget had its roots in 1949-1950, whereas the famous (if long-secret) NSC 68 strategy paper of 1950 shaped American plans to the end of the Cold War - and after. Curt Cardwell has written the definitive study of these crucial pivots in American history by giving this book two special qualities: a mastery of the records revealing what triggered these U.S. policies, and a beautifully done dissection of the all-important economic causes that shaped - and misshaped - this historic turn and, consequently, the more than 60 years that have followed." - Walter LaFeber, Cornell University, author of America, Russia, and the Cold War, 1945-2006, and The American Age: U.S. Foreign Relations at Home and Abroad since 1750Cardwell's book argues that NSC 68 grew out of US concerns not with a growing Soviet menace but with the prospect that Western Europe would face a serious payments deficit with the dollar area when the Marshall Plan ended in 1952." -John L. Harper, SurvivalNSC 68 and the Political Economy of the Early Cold War reexamines the origins and implementation of NSC 68, the massive rearmament program that the United States embarked upon beginning in the summer of 1950. It challenges most studies on NSC 68 as a document of geostrategy, and argues, instead, that it is more correctly understood as a document rooted in concerns for the U.S. domestic political economy.; Title: Nsc 68 and the Political Economy of the Early Cold War
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Brian Bershad; Brian N. Bershad; [email protected];Work:; Computer Science & Engineering Department,; University of Washington, FR-35,; Seattle, WA 98195, USA;+1 (206) 543-6707;FAX (206) 543-2969;Home:;4240 124th Street NE.; Seattle, WA 98125, USA; Brian Bershad , Assistant Professor, has been at the University of;Washington since 1986. After receiving his PhD from the University of;Washington in 1990, he took a brief respite from Seattle between 1990;and 1993 to experiment with post-industrial culture in the Northeast.;In 1993, he returned to the Northwest for the coffee.;Bershad does research in operating systems, distributed systems,;networking, parallel systems, and architecture. A lot of his work has;appeared in TOCS, SOSP, ASPLOS and ISCA, although he can't seem to get a;SIGMETRICS paper published to save his life.;Besides working, Bershad runs, plays squash, and hangs out on the;stairmaster.; Projects include; SPIN -- Extensible;Operating Systems; Mobile Computing .; Memory management for operating systems and architectures.; The Midway Project. (at;Carnegie Mellon); Parallel;Networking for Scalable I/O; Rocky2 The;sequel.; Etch -- x86 binary instrumentation and optimization;Courses (Winter 96); CS&E 451.; Looking for a masters or quals project?;Click here for a list of projects you;might do for a masters degree, a quals project, or just for fun.; Some recent papers;;A Trace-driven Comparison of Algorithms for;Parallel Prefetching and Caching;Tracy Kimbrel, Andrew Tomkins, R. Hugo Patterson, Brian Bershad, Pei Cao,;Edward W. Felten, Garth A. Gibson, Anna R. Karlin, and Kai Li.;1996 ACM SIGOPS/USENIX Association Symposium on;Operating System Design and Implemenation.;October 96.; Dynamic Binding for Extensible;Systems Przemyslaw Pardyak and Brian N. Bershad. OSDI II.;1996 ACM SIGOPS/USENIX Association Symposium on;Operating System Design and Implemenation.;October 96.;;The Structure and Performance of Interpreters;Theodore H. Romer, Dennis Lee, Geoffrey M. Voelker, Alec Wolman,;Wayne A. Wong, Jean-Loup Baer, Brian N. Bershad and Henry M. Levy.;ASPLOS VII. October 96.;;Fast, Effective Dynamic;Compilation, Conference on Programming Language Design and Implementation;J. Auslander, M. Philipose, C. Chambers, S.J. Eggers and B.N. Bershad. May 1996.;;An Extensible Protocol Architecture for Application-Specific Networking;Marc E. Fiuczynski and Brian N. Bershad;;Writing an Operating System Using Modula-3;Emin Gun Sirer, Stefan Savage, Przemyslaw Pardyak, Greg DeFouw,;Mary Ann Alapat,;Brian Bershad,;Appeared in the Workshop on Compiler Support for System Software,;February 1996.;; Language Support for Extensible Operating Systems ,;Wilson Hsieh, Marc Fiuczynski, Charles Garrett, Stefan Savage,;David Becker, Brian Bershad,;Appeared in the Workshop on Compiler Support for System Software,;February 1996.;Safe Dynamic Linking in an Extensible Operating System; Emin Gun Sirer, Marc Fiuczynski, Przemyslaw Pardyak, Brian Bershad, Appeared in the; Workshop on Compiler Support for System Software, February 1996.;Automatic Dynamic Compilation Support for Event Dispatching in Extensible Systems;C. Chambers, S.J. Eggers, J. Auslander, M. Philipose, M. Mock and P. Pardyak.;Workshop on Compiler Support for Systems Software, February 1996.; Extensibility,;Safety and Performance in the SPIN Operating System Bershad et.al. SOSP96.;;Reducing TLB and Memory Overhead Using Online;Superpage Promotion. Romer, Ohlrich, Karlin and Bershad. ISCA 95.; Write Detection for a Distributed Shared;Memory. Zekauskas, Sawdon and Bershad. This paper appeared;in the 1994 OSDI Conference.; Dynamic Page Mapping Policies for Cache Conflict;Resolution on Standard Hardware.Romer, Lee, Bershad and Chen.;This paper appeared in the 1994 OSDI Conference.; Mobisaic. Voelker, Bershad. This paper appeared in;the 1994 Mobile Computing Workshop.;;Issues in extensible operating systems. Savage, Bershad.; Avoiding Conflict Misses Dynamically in Large Direct-Mapped;Caches. Bershad, Chen, Lee and Romer ASPLOS VI.;;SPIN -- An Extensible Microkernel for;Application-specific Operating System Services. Bershad, et. al. UW;Technical Report.;;Efficient Packet Demultiplexing for Multiple Endpoints and Large Messages.;Yuhara, Bershad, Maeda and Moss. Winter USENIX 94.;;The Impact of Operating System Structure on Memory System Performance.; Chen and Bershad. SOSP 93.;;Protocol Service Decomposition for High Performance Networking.; Maeda and Bershad. SOSP 93.;;Practical Considerations for Non-Blocking Concurrent Objects.;Bershad. DCS 93.;;Fast Interrupt Priority Management in Operating System Kernels.;USENIX Microkernels Workshop. 1993.;;The Midway Distributed Shared Memory System;Bershad, Zekauskas and Sawdon. IEEE Compcon 93.; Local Area Mobile Computing on Stock Hardware and;Mostly Stock Software;Watson and Bershad. USENIX MOBLIC 93.;;Consistency Management for Virtually Indexed Caches.; Wheeler and Bershad. ASPLOS 92.;;Fast Mutual Exclusion for Uniprocessors.;Bershad, Redell and Ellis. ASPLOS 92.;; Using the Mach Communication Primitives in X11;Ginsburg, Baron and Bershad. MACHNIX 92.;;Using Microbenchmarks to Evaluate System Performance;Draves, Bershad and Forin. WWOS IV. 1992.;;Networking Performance for Microkernels.;Maeda and Bershad. WWOS IV. 1992.;;The Increasing Irrelevance of IPC Performance for Micro-kernel Based Operating Systems. .;Bershad. USENIX Microkernels Workshop. 1991.;;An I/O System for Mach.;Forin, Golub and Bershad. MACHNIX 91.;;Using Continuations to Implement Thread Management and Communication in;Operating Systems.;Draves, Bershad, Rashid and Dean. SOSP 91.; Other information; ARPA-related information; Rain-City Hash House Harriers Related Information; A;relative was once abducted by an alien.;
1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: SPIN;[email protected]; The SPIN Operating System;SPIN is an extensible operating system kernel that;supports the dynamic adaptation of system interfaces and;implementations through direct application control, while still;maintaining system integrity and inter-application isolation.;SPIN allows applications to load code into the kernel at;runtime. Because it runs in the kernel, this extension code can access;hardware and other operating systems services with with almost no;overhead (basically a procedure call), and data can be passed by;reference, rather than copied. The SPIN kernel itself provides;a core set of interfaces and capabilities to basic resources. These;are used by collections of extensions to implement general system;services such as address spaces, IPC, threads, and networking. All;extension code (and most of the kernel) is written in the typesafe language Modula-3. The property of;typesafety prevents extensions from crashing the system by attempting;to manipulate arbitrary pieces of code or data.;SPIN runs on DEC Alpha workstations. We're using it to write;both specialized applications such as network video systems, as well;as for supporting general purpose UNIX programs.;You can connect to a machine;running SPIN with the in-kernel SPIN web server; here.; Quick Results;This structure allows programs to extend operating system services with;low overhead. For example, with SPIN running on a 133 MHz Alpha,;an application can handle and recover from a page fault in 29 microseconds.;It takes 22 microseconds to create a new thread of control, execute;it, terminate, and synchronize with its termination (fork/join). A protected;procedure call to another extension or to a kernel function takes .13;microseconds. A cross-machine RPC (application to application) over;ethernet takes under 600 microseconds; over ATM (on really old;adapters) it takes less than 450 microseconds. The same operations;under Mach or DEC UNIX take up to 30 times longer on the same;hardware. Time them yourself (or see our benchmarks page and save;yourself the effort).; Recent reports and papers;;Dynamic Binding for Extensible Operating Systems; An invocation mechanism which provides flexible, efficient, and;simple way of integrating extensions with an executing system.;Appeared in the 2nd OSDI.;;Extensibility, Safety and Performance in the SPIN Operating System; A design, implementation and performance paper. Appeared in the 15th SOSP.; An Extensible Protocol Architecture for;Application-Specific Networking; A design, implementation and performance paper. Appeared in 1996; Usenix Winter Conference.;;Writing an Operating System Using Modula-3; Describes our experiences using Modula-3 to build a high; performance extensible system. Makes clear the distinction between a; language and its implementation.;;Language Support for Extensible Operating Systems; We've been pretty happy with M3, but we've had to deal with a few; shortcomings in order to use the language in a safe extensible; operating system. This paper describes how we've addressed those; shortcomings.;;Safe Dynamic Linking in an Extensible Operating System; Describes the dynamic linker we use to load code into the kernel.; Key point is the ability to create and manage linkable namespaces that; describe interfaces and collections of interfaces.;;Language and Runtime Support for Dynamic Interposition of System Code; Describes the kernel's internal communication and extension; facilities. Shows use of dynamic code generation to improve the; performance of a critical kernel service.; More Information; Dynamic compilation; Waiting until run time to compile code.; Paper trail; Project Reports, Talks. Papers, etc.; Project members; Who we are.; Benchmarks; Interested in the bottom-line? Go here.; Modula-3; Information on Modula-3.; ARPA Project Overview; The executive summary and regular reports.; Our friends; We've gotten a lot of assistance from academia and industry on this; project. This page says who we're involved with.; Some related projects; Pointers to other extensible systems projects.; What other people are saying; Barbs and Arrows;Internal Documentation; The latest status for project members; Available Projects; Projects that could result in Qualifications credit,; a Masters degree, a funded RAship position, or undergraduate; project credit. (UW-CS only); Our mascot; We're encouraged that so many people have decided to adopt our;mascot as their own.;This page maintained by Brian Bershad.;[email protected];
Target text information: Emin Gun Sirer; Emin Gün Sirer;[email protected];Department of Computer Science & Engineering,;University of Washington, Box 352350,;Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA;;Background;I'm currently a third year graduate student at the University of Washington.;I grew up in Istanbul, Turkey, received my B.S.E in Computer Science from; Princeton University;in 1993 and am currently working towards a Ph.D. on the;SPIN;project with;Prof. Brian Bershad.;I spent the summer of '93 at;AT&T Bell Labs;working on the;Plan 9;operating system. I helped build a prototype 3-D display during the;summer of '91 at the NEC Research Center;in Princeton, New Jersey.;Most recently, during the summer of '96, I worked at;DEC SRC on the;Vesta 2 project.;Projects;My goal is to develop safe, adaptable and extensible operating systems.;I developed the threads, scheduling, synchronization, IPC, dynamic linking and;protection domain subsystems in SPIN. I also wrote the machine specific;aspects of the SPIN kernel, such as the system call and interrupt paths, and;some miscellaneous interfaces, such as alarms and mach compatibility support.;The novel;aspects of SPIN threads and scheduling are that they provide the means of;extending a kernel with arbitrary thread implementations and scheduling;policies. Dynamically linking the extensions into the kernel allows;us to achieve high-performance. The interface, called strands, is;designed to be safe and provide fault-isolation.;The novel aspect of the;SPIN protection domain interface is that it allows;isolation and safe fine-grain sharing at the same time. Extensions with;conflicting symbols can be simultaneously active in our system. Further,;extensions can hide some of their code and data such that they can be;assured that no one can possibly access them. The clincher is that extensions;that want to share code and data can do so with no dynamic protection;enforcement overhead.;I also implemented a high-performance;web server on top of the SPIN networking;stack. The main objectives in its design are reduced http latency and;minimal load.;I wrote a MIPS instruction set simulator a couple of years ago, called;MIPSI,;that was robust enough to simulate all the SPEC benchmarks and Standard ML of;New Jersey. It has been used both as an educational tool and as a research;platform. This page describes MIPSI's features;and availability.;Papers;Safe Dynamic Linking in an Extensible Operating System;WCSSS 1996. Describes the SPIN protection and namespace management mechanism.;;Writing an Operating System Using Modula-3;WCSSS 1996. Describes our experience with using Modula-3 to implement SPIN.;; Extensibility, Safety and; Performance in the SPIN Operating System;SOSP 1995. A design, implementation and performance paper.;; Protection is a Software Issue;HotOS 1995. A position paper comparing software and; hardware protection mechanisms.;;;SPIN - An Extensible Microkernel for Application-specific; Operating System Services;SIGOPS European Workshop 1994. Operating Systems Review version.;;;SPIN - An Extensible Microkernel for Application-specific; Operating System Services;University of Washington Technical Report UW-CSE-94-03-03, March 1994.;; Measuring Limits of Fine-grained Parallelism; Senior independent work, Princeton University, June 1993.;Talks;Language Support for Extensible Operating Systems;Slides from the presentation at the first Workshop for Compiler Support for Systems Software.; WCSSS 1996, in Tucson, Arizona.;Interests;Whenever I can find time and opportunity, I do some of the following:;sailing ~~~~~~ windsurfing;diving ~~~~~~~ skiing;biking;making outdoor clothing and;hiking.;I'm a big Bob Dylan fan.;;[email protected];
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Northwest Laboratory for Integrated Systems;; Northwest Laboratory for Integrated Systems;; Department of Computer Science & Engineering;University of Washington,; Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA;The Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of;Washington has been engaged in Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) and;Computer-Aided Design (CAD) research, development, and education since;the late 1970s. Today, the Northwest Laboratory for Integrated Systems;is the focus of a wide variety of VLSI architectures, embedded sytems,;and CAD research.;Current Research Projects;Asynchronous Circuits and Verification;Time Separation of Events:; Specification, synthesis, and verification of timed asynchronous; circuits.; Asynchronous Circuits:; Survey of current asynchronous design methodologies, as; well as the first FPGA for asynchronous circuits.;FPGAs and Rapid-Prototyping;Triptych/Montage FPGA Architectures:; Development of the Triptych and Montage FPGA; architectures, architectures with improved densities over current; commercial FPGAs.;Multi-FPGA Systems & Rapid-Prototyping:; Development of the Springbok Rapid-Prototyping System for; Board-Level Designs, as well as partitioning, pin assignment,; and routing topology work for general multi-FPGA systems.;Emerald - An Architecture-Adaptive Toolset for FPGAs:; A complete set of mapping, placement and routing tools;can be generated automatically from a description of an FPGA;architecture. Architecture-specific metrics can be incorporated;into the various tools to improve the results.;Embedded Systems;The Chinook Project:; A Hardware/Software Co-design, Co-synthesis, and Co-simulation; system for embedded applications.;Performance Optimization of Synchronous Circuits;Retiming Level-Clocked Circuits:; Efficient algorithms for retiming circuits that use;level-sensitive latches to improve performance, reduce cost, and;increase tolerance to clock skew.;Architectural Retiming:; Methods for improving the performance of synchronous;circuits that have latency or feedback contraints.;Network Router;The Chaotic;Routing Project;Self-Tuned Systems;Self-tuned systems are directed by Ted Kehl;Previous Research Projects;; Gemini; Validating layout by comparing the specification circuit to the; implemented circuit.;;MacTester; A low-cost digital functional tester for chips and circuits; with TTL or CMOS voltage levels.;
1-hop neighbor's text information: Carl Ebeling's home page; Carl Ebeling;Department of Computer Science and Engineering; University of;Washington; Seattle,;Washington, 98195;Voice: (206) 543-9342;;FAX: (206) 543-2969;;e-mail: [email protected];Office: Sieg Hall, Room 215;Carl Ebeling, Associate Professor, has a B.S. in Physics, Wheaton;College, 1971; an M.S. in Computer Science, Southern Illinois;University, 1976; and a Ph.D. in Computer Science, Carnegie-Mellon;University in 1986. He joined the UW in 1986.;;Carl Ebeling's research interests fall into two categories: VLSI;architectures and computer-aided design of digital systems. He has;worked on a number of VLSI projects including the Hitech chess;machine, the Apex graphics chip for drawing spline curves and;surfaces, and the Triptych field-programmable gate array. Currently he;is involved in the Chaos project building a multicomputer routing;network. His CAD interests focus on methods for optimizing the;performance of circuits using level-sensitive latches, and placement;and routing algorithms for FPGAs, particularly Triptych.;Teaching;Spring 1996:; CSE 467 - Advanced Logic Design;Office Hours; Monday 2:30-3:20; Thursday 4:30-5:20;Travel:;April 16-19: FCCM, Napa;May 1-5: IBM, Burlington; Chicago;June 4-7: DAC, Las Vegas;Research Projects;;Northwest Laboratory for Integrated Systems;;Chaos Router Project;;Triptych: A New High-Density FPGA Architecture; Graduate Students;;Soha Hassoun.;;Neil McKenzie.;;Darren Cronquist.;;Paul Franklin.;Amara's Gallery;Elan's Gallery;[email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: Darren C. Cronquist;;Darren C. Cronquist;[email protected];Department of Computer Science & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA; Welcome to my home page! Last updated: 6/21/96;Employment Information I currently plan to complete my;Ph.D. in 1997.;HTML;Postscript;Resume;Resume;Curriculum Vita;Curriculum Vita;Personal Information The rest of my homepage is currently under;construction!;
Target text information: Emerald; The Emerald Project;Ideally, the development phase of a new FPGA architecture would make;use of a reliable set of mapping tools to produce accurate performance;evaluations of proposed designs. Unfortunately, given the quick;production time frames faced by most developers, tool construction is;often postponed until after many architectural features have been;frozen. To satisfy the need for fast tool prototyping, we have;designed Emerald, a powerful architecture-driven system for quick;development of FPGA tools. At its heart Emerald provides the basic;features needed in all FPGA systems -- logic block analysis, synthesis;and technology mapping, global placement and partitioning, and;detailed placement and routing. Its CAD environment provides an;efficient way to thoroughly specify an FPGA's routing and logic block;architectures, as well as architecture-specific metrics to tailor;placement and routing. Moreover, Emerald's parameterized schematic;specifications allow architectural variations to be quickly captured;and evaluated.;Emerald Publications; Any documents contained in this page are included by;the contributing authors as a means to ensure timely dissemination of;scholarly and technical work on a non-commercial basis. Copyright and;all rights therein are maintained by the authors or by other copyright;holders, notwithstanding that they have offered their works here;electronically. It is understood that all persons copying this;information will adhere to the terms and constraints invoked by each;author's copyright. These works may not be reposted without the;explicit permission of the copyright holder.;The Definitive Emerald Paper; Darren C. Cronquist and Larry McMurchie.;"Emerald - An Architecture-Driven Tool Compiler for FPGAs",;To appear in Proceedings of the 1996 ACM/SIGDA Fourth International;Symposium on Field-Programmable Gate Arrays , February 1996.;The Router used in Emerald;Larry McMurchie and Carl Ebeling,;"PathFinder: A Negotiation-Based;Performance-Driven Router for FPGAs",;Proceedings of the 1995 ACM; Third International Symposium on Field-Programmable Gate Arrays;Aided Design , pp. 111-117, February 1995.;Researchers; Darren Cronquist; Carl Ebeling; Larry McMurchie;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: SPIN;[email protected]; The SPIN Operating System;SPIN is an extensible operating system kernel that;supports the dynamic adaptation of system interfaces and;implementations through direct application control, while still;maintaining system integrity and inter-application isolation.;SPIN allows applications to load code into the kernel at;runtime. Because it runs in the kernel, this extension code can access;hardware and other operating systems services with with almost no;overhead (basically a procedure call), and data can be passed by;reference, rather than copied. The SPIN kernel itself provides;a core set of interfaces and capabilities to basic resources. These;are used by collections of extensions to implement general system;services such as address spaces, IPC, threads, and networking. All;extension code (and most of the kernel) is written in the typesafe language Modula-3. The property of;typesafety prevents extensions from crashing the system by attempting;to manipulate arbitrary pieces of code or data.;SPIN runs on DEC Alpha workstations. We're using it to write;both specialized applications such as network video systems, as well;as for supporting general purpose UNIX programs.;You can connect to a machine;running SPIN with the in-kernel SPIN web server; here.; Quick Results;This structure allows programs to extend operating system services with;low overhead. For example, with SPIN running on a 133 MHz Alpha,;an application can handle and recover from a page fault in 29 microseconds.;It takes 22 microseconds to create a new thread of control, execute;it, terminate, and synchronize with its termination (fork/join). A protected;procedure call to another extension or to a kernel function takes .13;microseconds. A cross-machine RPC (application to application) over;ethernet takes under 600 microseconds; over ATM (on really old;adapters) it takes less than 450 microseconds. The same operations;under Mach or DEC UNIX take up to 30 times longer on the same;hardware. Time them yourself (or see our benchmarks page and save;yourself the effort).; Recent reports and papers;;Dynamic Binding for Extensible Operating Systems; An invocation mechanism which provides flexible, efficient, and;simple way of integrating extensions with an executing system.;Appeared in the 2nd OSDI.;;Extensibility, Safety and Performance in the SPIN Operating System; A design, implementation and performance paper. Appeared in the 15th SOSP.; An Extensible Protocol Architecture for;Application-Specific Networking; A design, implementation and performance paper. Appeared in 1996; Usenix Winter Conference.;;Writing an Operating System Using Modula-3; Describes our experiences using Modula-3 to build a high; performance extensible system. Makes clear the distinction between a; language and its implementation.;;Language Support for Extensible Operating Systems; We've been pretty happy with M3, but we've had to deal with a few; shortcomings in order to use the language in a safe extensible; operating system. This paper describes how we've addressed those; shortcomings.;;Safe Dynamic Linking in an Extensible Operating System; Describes the dynamic linker we use to load code into the kernel.; Key point is the ability to create and manage linkable namespaces that; describe interfaces and collections of interfaces.;;Language and Runtime Support for Dynamic Interposition of System Code; Describes the kernel's internal communication and extension; facilities. Shows use of dynamic code generation to improve the; performance of a critical kernel service.; More Information; Dynamic compilation; Waiting until run time to compile code.; Paper trail; Project Reports, Talks. Papers, etc.; Project members; Who we are.; Benchmarks; Interested in the bottom-line? Go here.; Modula-3; Information on Modula-3.; ARPA Project Overview; The executive summary and regular reports.; Our friends; We've gotten a lot of assistance from academia and industry on this; project. This page says who we're involved with.; Some related projects; Pointers to other extensible systems projects.; What other people are saying; Barbs and Arrows;Internal Documentation; The latest status for project members; Available Projects; Projects that could result in Qualifications credit,; a Masters degree, a funded RAship position, or undergraduate; project credit. (UW-CS only); Our mascot; We're encouraged that so many people have decided to adopt our;mascot as their own.;This page maintained by Brian Bershad.;[email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
1-hop neighbor's text information: Brian Bershad; Brian N. Bershad; [email protected];Work:; Computer Science & Engineering Department,; University of Washington, FR-35,; Seattle, WA 98195, USA;+1 (206) 543-6707;FAX (206) 543-2969;Home:;4240 124th Street NE.; Seattle, WA 98125, USA; Brian Bershad , Assistant Professor, has been at the University of;Washington since 1986. After receiving his PhD from the University of;Washington in 1990, he took a brief respite from Seattle between 1990;and 1993 to experiment with post-industrial culture in the Northeast.;In 1993, he returned to the Northwest for the coffee.;Bershad does research in operating systems, distributed systems,;networking, parallel systems, and architecture. A lot of his work has;appeared in TOCS, SOSP, ASPLOS and ISCA, although he can't seem to get a;SIGMETRICS paper published to save his life.;Besides working, Bershad runs, plays squash, and hangs out on the;stairmaster.; Projects include; SPIN -- Extensible;Operating Systems; Mobile Computing .; Memory management for operating systems and architectures.; The Midway Project. (at;Carnegie Mellon); Parallel;Networking for Scalable I/O; Rocky2 The;sequel.; Etch -- x86 binary instrumentation and optimization;Courses (Winter 96); CS&E 451.; Looking for a masters or quals project?;Click here for a list of projects you;might do for a masters degree, a quals project, or just for fun.; Some recent papers;;A Trace-driven Comparison of Algorithms for;Parallel Prefetching and Caching;Tracy Kimbrel, Andrew Tomkins, R. Hugo Patterson, Brian Bershad, Pei Cao,;Edward W. Felten, Garth A. Gibson, Anna R. Karlin, and Kai Li.;1996 ACM SIGOPS/USENIX Association Symposium on;Operating System Design and Implemenation.;October 96.; Dynamic Binding for Extensible;Systems Przemyslaw Pardyak and Brian N. Bershad. OSDI II.;1996 ACM SIGOPS/USENIX Association Symposium on;Operating System Design and Implemenation.;October 96.;;The Structure and Performance of Interpreters;Theodore H. Romer, Dennis Lee, Geoffrey M. Voelker, Alec Wolman,;Wayne A. Wong, Jean-Loup Baer, Brian N. Bershad and Henry M. Levy.;ASPLOS VII. October 96.;;Fast, Effective Dynamic;Compilation, Conference on Programming Language Design and Implementation;J. Auslander, M. Philipose, C. Chambers, S.J. Eggers and B.N. Bershad. May 1996.;;An Extensible Protocol Architecture for Application-Specific Networking;Marc E. Fiuczynski and Brian N. Bershad;;Writing an Operating System Using Modula-3;Emin Gun Sirer, Stefan Savage, Przemyslaw Pardyak, Greg DeFouw,;Mary Ann Alapat,;Brian Bershad,;Appeared in the Workshop on Compiler Support for System Software,;February 1996.;; Language Support for Extensible Operating Systems ,;Wilson Hsieh, Marc Fiuczynski, Charles Garrett, Stefan Savage,;David Becker, Brian Bershad,;Appeared in the Workshop on Compiler Support for System Software,;February 1996.;Safe Dynamic Linking in an Extensible Operating System; Emin Gun Sirer, Marc Fiuczynski, Przemyslaw Pardyak, Brian Bershad, Appeared in the; Workshop on Compiler Support for System Software, February 1996.;Automatic Dynamic Compilation Support for Event Dispatching in Extensible Systems;C. Chambers, S.J. Eggers, J. Auslander, M. Philipose, M. Mock and P. Pardyak.;Workshop on Compiler Support for Systems Software, February 1996.; Extensibility,;Safety and Performance in the SPIN Operating System Bershad et.al. SOSP96.;;Reducing TLB and Memory Overhead Using Online;Superpage Promotion. Romer, Ohlrich, Karlin and Bershad. ISCA 95.; Write Detection for a Distributed Shared;Memory. Zekauskas, Sawdon and Bershad. This paper appeared;in the 1994 OSDI Conference.; Dynamic Page Mapping Policies for Cache Conflict;Resolution on Standard Hardware.Romer, Lee, Bershad and Chen.;This paper appeared in the 1994 OSDI Conference.; Mobisaic. Voelker, Bershad. This paper appeared in;the 1994 Mobile Computing Workshop.;;Issues in extensible operating systems. Savage, Bershad.; Avoiding Conflict Misses Dynamically in Large Direct-Mapped;Caches. Bershad, Chen, Lee and Romer ASPLOS VI.;;SPIN -- An Extensible Microkernel for;Application-specific Operating System Services. Bershad, et. al. UW;Technical Report.;;Efficient Packet Demultiplexing for Multiple Endpoints and Large Messages.;Yuhara, Bershad, Maeda and Moss. Winter USENIX 94.;;The Impact of Operating System Structure on Memory System Performance.; Chen and Bershad. SOSP 93.;;Protocol Service Decomposition for High Performance Networking.; Maeda and Bershad. SOSP 93.;;Practical Considerations for Non-Blocking Concurrent Objects.;Bershad. DCS 93.;;Fast Interrupt Priority Management in Operating System Kernels.;USENIX Microkernels Workshop. 1993.;;The Midway Distributed Shared Memory System;Bershad, Zekauskas and Sawdon. IEEE Compcon 93.; Local Area Mobile Computing on Stock Hardware and;Mostly Stock Software;Watson and Bershad. USENIX MOBLIC 93.;;Consistency Management for Virtually Indexed Caches.; Wheeler and Bershad. ASPLOS 92.;;Fast Mutual Exclusion for Uniprocessors.;Bershad, Redell and Ellis. ASPLOS 92.;; Using the Mach Communication Primitives in X11;Ginsburg, Baron and Bershad. MACHNIX 92.;;Using Microbenchmarks to Evaluate System Performance;Draves, Bershad and Forin. WWOS IV. 1992.;;Networking Performance for Microkernels.;Maeda and Bershad. WWOS IV. 1992.;;The Increasing Irrelevance of IPC Performance for Micro-kernel Based Operating Systems. .;Bershad. USENIX Microkernels Workshop. 1991.;;An I/O System for Mach.;Forin, Golub and Bershad. MACHNIX 91.;;Using Continuations to Implement Thread Management and Communication in;Operating Systems.;Draves, Bershad, Rashid and Dean. SOSP 91.; Other information; ARPA-related information; Rain-City Hash House Harriers Related Information; A;relative was once abducted by an alien.;
Target text information: Home Page of David Dion;;David Dion;[email protected]; Personal;Yeah right, like I'd put anything personal here. Okay, maybe a; little.; Academics; Current Research:;For the past year I have been working with;Brian Bershad.;My primary responsibility is the construction of a UNIX server for the;SPIN;operating system. SPIN is an operating system on which applications;can achieve impressive performance by dynamically extending the kernel.;Safety and protection are maintained at the language level, as SPIN and;its extensions are written in;Modula-3.;The user-level SPIN UNIX server is a slight variant of a DEC OSF/1 Unix;server, which thinks it is running on Mach. SPIN dynamically linked;extensions are used to intercept OSF/1 system calls and to emulate a;Mach kernel environment.;Previous Research: SPIN is not the first extensible system I have;worked on. In my undergraduate;studies at Notre Dame I helped;implement user-level memory management for an extensible communications;subsystem.; Web Stuff;I'm afraid I don't have the time to sit around and surf the Web,;so I wouldn't claim to know about all the cool stuff out there. I;promise to do more surfing as soon as I have Netscape-enhanced;this page (don't hold your breath). Meanwhile, these are some of the;sites I visit occasionally for work and for distraction.;University of Washington; Computer Science and Engineering: the reason I'm in Seattle.;University of Washington:; UW homepage, featuring an up-to-date view of campus weather; conditions.; SPIN: what occupies the vast majority of my time.; Modula-3: the language I use for most of my programming these; days.;GDB Debugging; Manual: how I've solved countless problems.;University of Notre Dame: my; undergraduate institution.;Notre Dame; Bands: my undergraduate life.;Notre Dame Trumpet Section:; more of my undergraduate life.;CSE; Racquetball Ladder: my main outlet for athletics.;ESPN Sportzone: how I; stay in touch with the sports world.;USA Today: how I stay in; touch with the rest of the world.;Dilbert:; how I learn about the real world.;Restaurants:; fine Seattle eateries, as recommended by others in computer; science here; at UW.;Movies:; Seattle regional movie listings.;Transportation: an; on-line guide to Seattle's excellent public transportation system.;Current; Traffic Conditions: current status of Seattle's infamous; traffic.;Seattle Mariners: the; first Major League Baseball team with a web page.;L. L. Bean: the only shopping; Web page I will visit.;David Dion; Last modified: Monday 1 April 1996;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Neil Oliver is a Scottish archaeologist, historian and broadcaster best known for his distinctive voice and long black hair and as the charismatic presenter of the award-winning documentary series COAST.; Title: A History of Scotland
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Bruce Lenman is Professor of History at the University of St Andrews, Scotland. John Duncan Mackie (1887-1978) taught at St Andrews, Glasgow and London universities before being appointed Historiographer Royal of Scotland in 1958.; Title: A History of Scotland (Penguin History)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: [T]his is a very readable, well-researched and fluent account' (Scotland on Sunday)For Alistair Moffat, history is rooted in the personal. Now ... he has produced what is undoubtedly his most ambitious work. Scotland: A History From Earliest Times encompasses 500 million years, from when the tectonic plates were shifting to form the land mass we recognize today to the referendum and its aftermath' (Alan Taylor The Herald)Moffat plunders the facts and fables to create a richly-detailed and comprehensive analysis of a nation's past and references a huge number of sources' (Scotland Magazine)The great thing about Moffat's account is that, for all its emphasis on uncertainty, it rattles along with complete narrative certainty, to the extent that great events consistently take even a historically literate reader unawares' (Scottish Review of Books)Alistair Moffat Was Born And Bred In The Scottish Borders. A Former Director Of The Edinburgh Festival Fringe And Director Of Programmes At Scottish Television, He Now Runs The Borders And Lennoxlove Book Festivals As Well As A Production Company Based Near Selkirk. He Has Written Seven Previous Books That Are Published By Birlinn. In 2011 He Was Elected Rector Of St Andrews University.; Title: Scotland: A History from Earliest Times
Target text information: Description: `This book is not the easiest introduction to Scottish history because it is closely argued, but it is probably the most challenging and stimulating.'Paul Henderson Scott, Sunday HeraldJenny Wormald is currently Fellow and Tutor in Modern History at St Hilda's College, Oxford. She has previously been Lecturer in Scottish History at the University of Glasgow, British Academy Reader in the Humanities, and a Visiting Professor at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, and the University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee.; Title: Scotland: A History
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "A worthy addition to a very fine series."Emory M. Thomas, author of Robert E. Lee: A Biography""The most fully rounded account of Virginia's wartime experience."Charles P. Roland, author of Reflections on Lee: A Historian's Assessment""Like the other volumes in this series, "Virginia at War, 1864" is a useful volume that will expand the knowledge of most readers. It deserves a home on the bookshelf of anyone who wants to know more about Virginia's role in the War Between the States."Free Lance-Star""Davis and Robertson have created a series that is both accessible to interested readers and useful to academics. This series offers a model for the sesquicentennial commemorations and a firm promise to tell the entire story of the Civil War in Virginia." H-Net Reviews""The authors of the essays in this book get into subjects that are too often ignored. . . . This is a great read, and I would like to see more of these subjects addressed by future publications."TOCWOC"Virginia at War, 1864Edited by William C. Davis and James I. Robertson Jr.With more than two years of debilitating fighting already behind them, Virginians in the Civil War faced a new array of challenges in 1864. Though intermittent battles had been fought in the state in previous years, 1864 ushered in a violent new era for the Old Dominion. This phase of the war, in which the majority of Virginia's forces fought within their own state, significantly affected the cultural, political, and environmental landscapes of Virginia as soldiers and civilians alike struggled to cope with the prolonged warfare.Virginia at War, 1864 provides a snapshot into the civilian experience, introducing key home front issues such as transportation, communication, politics, education, patriotism, and early efforts at reconstruction. While previous volumes have emphasized military campaigns and battles, this collection focuses on the internal affairs affecting the civilians. Virginia's overtaxed transportation systems presented a major challenge as the state attempted to support both military operations and civilian life. Local journalists struggled to maintain morale and patriotism amid readership decline and supply shortages, while the demand for soldiers left schools without pupils and teachers. On the agricultural front, farmers tried to produce enough food to sustain both the military and the civilian population.The contributors explore the dynamics of a fully developed society in conflict, analyzing beyond the details of military strategy to investigate how the civilian population functioned under arduous circumstances. As in previous volumes, Virginia at War, 1864 concludes with an annotated excerpt from the Diary of a Southern Refugee by Richmond's Judith Brockenbrough McGuire.William C. Davis, director of programs at the Virginia Center for Civil War Studies, is the author or editor of more than fifty books, including The Pirates Laffite: The Treacherous World of the Corsairs of the Gulf. He was also the chief consultant for The History Channel's Civil War Journal and is professor of history at Virginia Tech.James I. Robertson Jr., Alumni Distinguished Professor of History at Virginia Tech, is the author or editor of more than two dozen books, including the award-winning Stonewall Jackson: The Man, the Soldier, the Legend. He was the chief historical consultant for the movie Gods and Generals.; Title: Virginia at War, 1864
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "The most cogent analysis ever written on this confused and often misunderstood campaign." -- Blue and Gray"No one will ever write about the 1864 Virginia campaign with the same clarity, drama, and perceptiveness of Rhea." -- Civil War HistoryThe Battles for Spotsylvania Court House and the Road to Yellow Tavern, May 7-12, 1864 continues Gordon C. Rhea's peerless treatment of the Civil War's clash of titans: Grant's Army of the Potomac versus Lee's Army of Northern Virginia. Inlaid with detail, innovative analysis, riveting prose, and an abundance of supporting primary evidence, it is a worthy sequel to Rhea's first, acclaimed work, The Battle of the Wilderness, May 5-6, 1864. Here Rhea examines the maneuvers and battles from May 7, 1864, when Grant left the Wilderness, through May 12, when his attempt to break Lee's line by frontal assault reached a chilling climax at what is now called the Bloody Angle. Rhea draws exhaustively upon previously untapped materials - most notably contemporary newspaper accounts and diaries and letters only recently made available - to construct the definitive account of Grant and Lee at Spotsylvania. Here for the first time is a detailed description of the cavalry's role in the campaign, from the grim fighting at Todd's Tavern through Philip Sheridan's Richmond raid and Jeb Stuart is mortal wounding at Yellow Tavern. Here, too, are fresh and challenging interpretations that often contradict conventional wisdom.; Title: The Battles for Spotsylvania Court House and the Road to Yellow Tavern, May 7--12, 1864
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "This manuscript breathes life into history by focusing on the struggle of Virginians to survive in the time of defeat, hunger, and deprivation in the closing months of the Civil War."James A. Ramage, author of Gray Ghost: The Life of Col. John Singleton Mosby"There is no other state series like this one on teh Old Dominion. It is unlikely to have a rival. One hopes that anyone interested in the Civil War, the South, or Virginia . . . will read this engrossing volume."The Civil War Monitor"This is a fine contribution to the literature on how the war affected what was arguably the Confederacy's most influential state."America's Civil War"Virginia at War, 1865 is a worthy conclusion to the previous four works edited by Davis and Robertson. The essays are well researched. . . . The series and this volume are welcome contributions to the literature of the American Civil War as Virginians experienced it."Brian S. Wills, Journal of Southern History"All in all, for coverage by qualified authors of such important topics in essay format, this is an excellent volume and companion, this reviewer is sure, to the others in this series and is recommended to the readership. One cannot and should not expect any less from Messrs. Davis and Robertson. The Journal of America's Military Past"Stuart McClung, The Journal of America's Military Past""William C. Davis, professor of history and director of programs at Virginia Tech's Virginia Center for Civil War Studies, is the author of Lincoln's Men: How President Lincoln Became Father to an Army and a Nation. He lives in Blacksburg, Virginia.James I. Robertson Jr., Alumni Distinguished Professor of History at Virginia Tech and director of the Virginia Center for Civil War Studies, is the author of Stonewall Jackson: The Man, the Soldier, the Legend. He lives in Blacksburg, Virginia.; Title: Virginia at War, 1865
Target text information: Description: "Virginia at War, 1862 offers insightful essays by outstanding scholars about topics deservedly current in the literature. Historians here ask crucial questions and pose important answers. A bonus, worth the price of the book, is James I. Robertson Jr.'s well-edited portion of Judith Brockenbrough McGuire's diary."Emory M. Thomas, Regents Professor of History Emeritus, University of Georgia"Civil War aficionados who profited from the first volume in the series on wartime Virginia edited by Davis and Robertson will welcome this second installment. Once again the contributors approach the subject from a variety of analytical angles, creating a text that highlights the complexity of the war's impact on the most important Confederate state. Whether interested in politics, military affairs, the home front, or other topics, readers will find something here to engage their interest."Gary W. Gallagher, author of The Confederate War"The second volume in this series, sponsored by the Virginia Center for Civil War Studies at Virginia Tech, is just as good as the first. This is a series of excellent essays by distinguished historians . . . that treat such disparate subjects as the military hospitals of Richmond, how Robert E. Lee rebuilt his army, and the plight of Virginia's civilians."The Weekly Standard""Like its predecessor, this latest volume in the Virginia at War series is a wonderful contribution to the understanding of the effects of the Civil War on Virginia and Virginians. It is not a true military history, and readers who are interested in 'nuts and bolts' war studies will be sorely disappointed. Yet it is a work of War and Society, and the editors have put together a masterful team who have created a superb book that should be a lasting contribution to the Civil War studies far into the future.""Ryan S. Walters, The American Graduate"From federal occupation and the civilian experience to Confederate industry and medical care, the authors present a nuanced portrait of Virginia's social, cultural, and military history."Journal of America's Military Past"An excellent volume. . . . The essays are well written and insightful. . . . They create a mosaic of personalities and events in the most significant Confederate state at the point when the war began to transform the social, economic, and political fabric of its soldiers and civilians' lives."North Carolina Historical Review"This compilation assembles a good look into what was happening in Virginia during a particular year of the Civil War."www.curledup.com"Virginia at War, 1862 provides the reader a valuable insight into Virginia life as the reality of full war unfolded on the citizenry. . . . Brings under the cover of one volume a wide variety of wartime topics. Not getting caught up in too much detail, it enables the reader to understand the wide variety of circumstances a citizen of that state would have found themselves in. As a collection of essays covering a wide variety of topics, this volume makes a nice contribution to early war literature."War and Game"This fine work belongs on the bookshelves of every knowledgeable student of the war, right next to the first volume in this excellent series."The Free Lance-Star"The essays, which tend to take a reasonable "Southern" view of the events, are well written and of considerable value for anyone interested in the war as a whole, not merely for the events in Virginia."The NYMAS Review"Virginia at War provides a valuable entry into the world at war beyond the battlefield. Would that we could have such collections for every state in the former Confederacy."Lisa Larkin, Virginia Magazine of History and Biography"This book is highly recommended to Civil War enthusiasts especially interested in Virginia."Benet Exton, Oklahoman, www.newsok.com"For those seeking a broader portrait of the conflict in the Confederacy's most vital state in a year of bloody fighting, mounting scarcities, and dying hopes, [Virginia At War] has much to offer." Blue and Gray Magazine"William C. Davis is director of programs at the Virginia Center for Civil War Studies. He is the author or editor of more than fifty books, including The Pirates Laffite: The Treacherous World of the Corsairs of the Gulf. He was also the chief consultant for The History Channel's Civil War Journal and is professor of history at Virginia Tech. James I. Robertson Jr. is Alumni Distinguished Professor of History at Virginia Tech. He is the author or editor of more than two dozen books, including the award-winning Stonewall Jackson: The Man, the Soldier, the Legend. He was the chief historical consultant for the movie Gods and Generals.; Title: Virginia at War, 1862
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "A worthy addition to a very fine series."Emory M. Thomas, author of Robert E. Lee: A Biography""The most fully rounded account of Virginia's wartime experience."Charles P. Roland, author of Reflections on Lee: A Historian's Assessment""Like the other volumes in this series, "Virginia at War, 1864" is a useful volume that will expand the knowledge of most readers. It deserves a home on the bookshelf of anyone who wants to know more about Virginia's role in the War Between the States."Free Lance-Star""Davis and Robertson have created a series that is both accessible to interested readers and useful to academics. This series offers a model for the sesquicentennial commemorations and a firm promise to tell the entire story of the Civil War in Virginia." H-Net Reviews""The authors of the essays in this book get into subjects that are too often ignored. . . . This is a great read, and I would like to see more of these subjects addressed by future publications."TOCWOC"Virginia at War, 1864Edited by William C. Davis and James I. Robertson Jr.With more than two years of debilitating fighting already behind them, Virginians in the Civil War faced a new array of challenges in 1864. Though intermittent battles had been fought in the state in previous years, 1864 ushered in a violent new era for the Old Dominion. This phase of the war, in which the majority of Virginia's forces fought within their own state, significantly affected the cultural, political, and environmental landscapes of Virginia as soldiers and civilians alike struggled to cope with the prolonged warfare.Virginia at War, 1864 provides a snapshot into the civilian experience, introducing key home front issues such as transportation, communication, politics, education, patriotism, and early efforts at reconstruction. While previous volumes have emphasized military campaigns and battles, this collection focuses on the internal affairs affecting the civilians. Virginia's overtaxed transportation systems presented a major challenge as the state attempted to support both military operations and civilian life. Local journalists struggled to maintain morale and patriotism amid readership decline and supply shortages, while the demand for soldiers left schools without pupils and teachers. On the agricultural front, farmers tried to produce enough food to sustain both the military and the civilian population.The contributors explore the dynamics of a fully developed society in conflict, analyzing beyond the details of military strategy to investigate how the civilian population functioned under arduous circumstances. As in previous volumes, Virginia at War, 1864 concludes with an annotated excerpt from the Diary of a Southern Refugee by Richmond's Judith Brockenbrough McGuire.William C. Davis, director of programs at the Virginia Center for Civil War Studies, is the author or editor of more than fifty books, including The Pirates Laffite: The Treacherous World of the Corsairs of the Gulf. He was also the chief consultant for The History Channel's Civil War Journal and is professor of history at Virginia Tech.James I. Robertson Jr., Alumni Distinguished Professor of History at Virginia Tech, is the author or editor of more than two dozen books, including the award-winning Stonewall Jackson: The Man, the Soldier, the Legend. He was the chief historical consultant for the movie Gods and Generals.; Title: Virginia at War, 1864
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "The most cogent analysis ever written on this confused and often misunderstood campaign." -- Blue and Gray"No one will ever write about the 1864 Virginia campaign with the same clarity, drama, and perceptiveness of Rhea." -- Civil War HistoryThe Battles for Spotsylvania Court House and the Road to Yellow Tavern, May 7-12, 1864 continues Gordon C. Rhea's peerless treatment of the Civil War's clash of titans: Grant's Army of the Potomac versus Lee's Army of Northern Virginia. Inlaid with detail, innovative analysis, riveting prose, and an abundance of supporting primary evidence, it is a worthy sequel to Rhea's first, acclaimed work, The Battle of the Wilderness, May 5-6, 1864. Here Rhea examines the maneuvers and battles from May 7, 1864, when Grant left the Wilderness, through May 12, when his attempt to break Lee's line by frontal assault reached a chilling climax at what is now called the Bloody Angle. Rhea draws exhaustively upon previously untapped materials - most notably contemporary newspaper accounts and diaries and letters only recently made available - to construct the definitive account of Grant and Lee at Spotsylvania. Here for the first time is a detailed description of the cavalry's role in the campaign, from the grim fighting at Todd's Tavern through Philip Sheridan's Richmond raid and Jeb Stuart is mortal wounding at Yellow Tavern. Here, too, are fresh and challenging interpretations that often contradict conventional wisdom.; Title: The Battles for Spotsylvania Court House and the Road to Yellow Tavern, May 7--12, 1864
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "This manuscript breathes life into history by focusing on the struggle of Virginians to survive in the time of defeat, hunger, and deprivation in the closing months of the Civil War."James A. Ramage, author of Gray Ghost: The Life of Col. John Singleton Mosby"There is no other state series like this one on teh Old Dominion. It is unlikely to have a rival. One hopes that anyone interested in the Civil War, the South, or Virginia . . . will read this engrossing volume."The Civil War Monitor"This is a fine contribution to the literature on how the war affected what was arguably the Confederacy's most influential state."America's Civil War"Virginia at War, 1865 is a worthy conclusion to the previous four works edited by Davis and Robertson. The essays are well researched. . . . The series and this volume are welcome contributions to the literature of the American Civil War as Virginians experienced it."Brian S. Wills, Journal of Southern History"All in all, for coverage by qualified authors of such important topics in essay format, this is an excellent volume and companion, this reviewer is sure, to the others in this series and is recommended to the readership. One cannot and should not expect any less from Messrs. Davis and Robertson. The Journal of America's Military Past"Stuart McClung, The Journal of America's Military Past""William C. Davis, professor of history and director of programs at Virginia Tech's Virginia Center for Civil War Studies, is the author of Lincoln's Men: How President Lincoln Became Father to an Army and a Nation. He lives in Blacksburg, Virginia.James I. Robertson Jr., Alumni Distinguished Professor of History at Virginia Tech and director of the Virginia Center for Civil War Studies, is the author of Stonewall Jackson: The Man, the Soldier, the Legend. He lives in Blacksburg, Virginia.; Title: Virginia at War, 1865
Target text information: Description: "Virginia at War, 1862 offers insightful essays by outstanding scholars about topics deservedly current in the literature. Historians here ask crucial questions and pose important answers. A bonus, worth the price of the book, is James I. Robertson Jr.'s well-edited portion of Judith Brockenbrough McGuire's diary."Emory M. Thomas, Regents Professor of History Emeritus, University of Georgia"Civil War aficionados who profited from the first volume in the series on wartime Virginia edited by Davis and Robertson will welcome this second installment. Once again the contributors approach the subject from a variety of analytical angles, creating a text that highlights the complexity of the war's impact on the most important Confederate state. Whether interested in politics, military affairs, the home front, or other topics, readers will find something here to engage their interest."Gary W. Gallagher, author of The Confederate War"The second volume in this series, sponsored by the Virginia Center for Civil War Studies at Virginia Tech, is just as good as the first. This is a series of excellent essays by distinguished historians . . . that treat such disparate subjects as the military hospitals of Richmond, how Robert E. Lee rebuilt his army, and the plight of Virginia's civilians."The Weekly Standard""Like its predecessor, this latest volume in the Virginia at War series is a wonderful contribution to the understanding of the effects of the Civil War on Virginia and Virginians. It is not a true military history, and readers who are interested in 'nuts and bolts' war studies will be sorely disappointed. Yet it is a work of War and Society, and the editors have put together a masterful team who have created a superb book that should be a lasting contribution to the Civil War studies far into the future.""Ryan S. Walters, The American Graduate"From federal occupation and the civilian experience to Confederate industry and medical care, the authors present a nuanced portrait of Virginia's social, cultural, and military history."Journal of America's Military Past"An excellent volume. . . . The essays are well written and insightful. . . . They create a mosaic of personalities and events in the most significant Confederate state at the point when the war began to transform the social, economic, and political fabric of its soldiers and civilians' lives."North Carolina Historical Review"This compilation assembles a good look into what was happening in Virginia during a particular year of the Civil War."www.curledup.com"Virginia at War, 1862 provides the reader a valuable insight into Virginia life as the reality of full war unfolded on the citizenry. . . . Brings under the cover of one volume a wide variety of wartime topics. Not getting caught up in too much detail, it enables the reader to understand the wide variety of circumstances a citizen of that state would have found themselves in. As a collection of essays covering a wide variety of topics, this volume makes a nice contribution to early war literature."War and Game"This fine work belongs on the bookshelves of every knowledgeable student of the war, right next to the first volume in this excellent series."The Free Lance-Star"The essays, which tend to take a reasonable "Southern" view of the events, are well written and of considerable value for anyone interested in the war as a whole, not merely for the events in Virginia."The NYMAS Review"Virginia at War provides a valuable entry into the world at war beyond the battlefield. Would that we could have such collections for every state in the former Confederacy."Lisa Larkin, Virginia Magazine of History and Biography"This book is highly recommended to Civil War enthusiasts especially interested in Virginia."Benet Exton, Oklahoman, www.newsok.com"For those seeking a broader portrait of the conflict in the Confederacy's most vital state in a year of bloody fighting, mounting scarcities, and dying hopes, [Virginia At War] has much to offer." Blue and Gray Magazine"William C. Davis is director of programs at the Virginia Center for Civil War Studies. He is the author or editor of more than fifty books, including The Pirates Laffite: The Treacherous World of the Corsairs of the Gulf. He was also the chief consultant for The History Channel's Civil War Journal and is professor of history at Virginia Tech. James I. Robertson Jr. is Alumni Distinguished Professor of History at Virginia Tech. He is the author or editor of more than two dozen books, including the award-winning Stonewall Jackson: The Man, the Soldier, the Legend. He was the chief historical consultant for the movie Gods and Generals.; Title: Virginia at War, 1862
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "Bruce Gordon provides an essential biography of Calvin's influential and enduring theological masterpiece, tracing the diverse ways it has been read and interpreted from Calvin's time to today." (Worcester Telegram)"A compelling argument."---Brian Bethune, Maclean's"This is an excellent volume. I warmly commend it to anyone with an interest in Calvin's Institutes, and the way it has been understood through the centuries."---Tony Lane, Gospel Coalition"While Gordon's book will contribute to scholarship on the Reformation in general, and Calvin and the Reformed tradition in particular, it will be particularly beneficial to students and non-specialists who are interested in Calvin but have never read his opus magnum in its entirety. Gordon's biography of the Institutes is a welcome addition to the scholarship and I highly recommend it."---Inseo Song, Reading Religion"Bruce Gordon's short book is worth reading. . . . As an introduction to the complex legacy of one of the magisterial Reformers, Gordon's book is an excellent place to begin."---Judith Maltby, Church Times"Eminent Reformation historian Gordon presents an exceptionally interesting and readable account of the life' of Calvin's great theological classic Institutes of the Christian Religion." (Choice)"While there have been scores of studies tracking the legacy of John Calvin and his theological vision in the history of Christianity and the western world, this new study of the Rezeptionsgeschichte of Calvin's magnum opus, The Institutes of the Christian Religion, is unique. Gordon . . . ably shows that this work well deserves a place in a series devoted to the Lives of Great Religious Books.'"---Michael A.G. Haykin, Church History and Religious Culture"[A] compact treatment of the life of one of the great theological texts, John Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion. . . . Due to the broad intellectual history it develops, this book would work quite well in the classroom as a secondary source on Calvin and Reformed theology for upper-level undergraduates and seminary students. It could also be recommended as a primer on these topics for interested nonspecialists."---Tanner Capps, Renaissance Quarterly"Gordon's book is an invaluable introduction to Calvin and the Institutes, and to the diversity of interpretation surrounding it."John L. Thompson, Fuller Theological Seminary"Bruce Gordon's biography of Calvin's book is well researched, energetically presented, and broadly informative. Gordon ably situates the Institutes against its author and the complicated history of Calvinism."Mark A. Noll, author of Protestantism: A Very Short Introduction"Gordon's book is an invaluable introduction to Calvin and the Institutes, and to the diversity of interpretation surrounding it."--John L. Thompson, Fuller Theological Seminary"Bruce Gordon's biography of Calvin's book is well researched, energetically presented, and broadly informative. Gordon ably situates the Institutes against its author and the complicated history of Calvinism."--Mark A. Noll, author of Protestantism: A Very Short Introduction; Title: John Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion: A Biography (Lives of Great Religious Books)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "Honorable Mention, 2015 Catholic Press Association Book Award, History Category""Introductions to Aquinas abound, but few manage so succinctly to introduce the reader not only to the person and his work, but also to the enduring influence of Aquinas."---Alban McCoy, Tablet"McGinn's gift is his effort to bring some of the original warmth back into the Summa, first by making it the subject of a biography, reminding us that this great work has had a life of its own. He also argues that the sacra doctrina at the heart of the Summa is best understood in relation to sapientia, or wisdom."---Alden Lee Bass, Englewood Review of Books"[E]xcellent and beautifully written. . . . There is a long and complicated story to tell here, one in which both friends and foes of Aquinas feature. But McGinn tells it very well while being brief and to the point, and he manages to do so without having a pro-Aquinas or an anti-Aquinas agenda. The result strikes me as a balanced and non-partisan account of considerable value."---Brian Davies, New Blackfriars"A welcome contribution to Princeton's highly regarded Lives of Great Religious Books series, Bernard McGinn's 'biography' of Thomas's masterwork is a deeply impressive book. Learned, judicious, elegant, a model of expositional economy and analytical clarity, it may be the best brief introduction to the production, structure and content, and reception of the Summa theologiae available in English."---Donald Wood, Religion and Theology"This biography succinctly covers a vast amount of ground, but it is always accessible and readable and often elegant. It would be an excellent introduction for any newcomer curious about Aquinas's reputation, and it is a handy survey for scholars of the field."---Philip L. Reynolds, Journal of Religion"A concise yet sweeping introduction to Aquinas's Summa Theologiae. The text successfully weds brevity of content with analytical depth."---Katherine Wrisley Shelby, Religious Studies Review"This book is a delight to read. It is genuinely extraordinary how much scholarship McGinn managed to distill into this book, which nonetheless remains utterly readable. McGinn has absorbed the best of research, pondered and expounded it, and contributed to it, in a book that must rank as one of the best introductions to Aquinas available."---Rik Van Nieuwenhove, Horizons"McGinn marvelously presents the context, content, and impact of the Summa theologiae without overwhelming the reader. The book reads delightfully and would be a wonderful introduction for anyone who is interested in, but perhaps intimidated by, Aquinas's massive work."---Rachel Erdman, Sewanee Theological Review"The Summa theologiae set a defining intellectual mark for the West. Bernard McGinn, in his elegant book, shows how Aquinas's transcendent work resonated through the centuries to remain a necessary measure of thought to this day."James Carroll, author of Warburg in Rome"The Summa theologiae set a defining intellectual mark for the West. Bernard McGinn, in his elegant book, shows how Aquinas's transcendent work resonated through the centuries to remain a necessary measure of thought to this day."--James Carroll, author of Warburg in Rome"In this wonderfully succinct and readable book, Bernard McGinn has packed extensive information on how theSumma was written, how it has been received over the centuries, and how we should make sense of it today. It is rare to find such a well-balanced and rounded picture of one of our greatest works of theology."--Oliver Davies, King's College London"There is no better introduction to Aquinas, to his Summa, and to the history of his influence through the ages down to the present. McGinn's learned yet accessible book shows how Aquinas reflected the culture of his times yet rose above it to speak to future generations. By laying out the structure of the Summa and leading readers through its parts, McGinn eases them into one of the world's great theological classics."--John W. O'Malley, author ofTrent: What Happened at the Council"An exceptional achievement. Against the backdrop of his magisterial scholarship--already on display in his multivolume history of mysticism--McGinn offers us both a theoretical and historical introduction to this masterpiece of Christian rationality as well as a balanced appreciation of Thomism."--Jean-Luc Marion, University of Chicago, Institut Catholique de Paris"Extremely well written. McGinn brings together in concise form much recent work on Aquinas. He provides an accessible introduction to some of the most significant scholarship on theSumma."--Frederick Christian Bauerschmidt, author of Thomas Aquinas: Faith, Reason, and Following Christ; Title: Thomas Aquinas's Summa theologiae: A Biography (Lives of Great Religious Books)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: This finely researched project is a gold mine for students of New England church history. . . . One of the best compendia of New England social history to appear in many years. . . . Students of the region will be building on its findings for decades to come.--Douglas Sweeney, Jonathan Edwards Center at Trinity Evangelical Divinity SchoolAn absolute must-read for students, scholars, pastors, and laypeople who care about the legacy of the Great Awakening.--The Gospel CoalitionEssential reading for students of early American 'evangelicalism.'--John Turner, Patheos[Winiarski] weaves together biographies of believers seeking spiritual refreshment and by turns finding in New England's established religion a font of joy or an empty, arid, and spiritless desert. Essential.--ChoiceAdmirably models how the methods and gaze of lived religion can expand and humanize well established narratives.--Reading ReligionWiniarski brings new life to eighteenth-century religion. Perhaps as significantly, he sets a high bar for the use of compelling narrative and imaginative prose in the writing of early American history . . . [T]hrough his expert presentation of lived experience, he has at last made the stories of the awakened as compelling as those of the awakeners.--Peter Manseau, in Journal of the American Academy of ReligionBy parsing the distinctive vocabularies and rich tropes that ordinary New Englanders devised to describe their tumult within, [Winiarski] lends freshness and immediacy to the familiar narrative of the Awakening.--Christine Heyrman, in Reviews in American HistoryThe scope of Winiarski's research is remarkable, far surpassing the work of other historians before him.--Southeastern Theological Review[T]he most compelling history of the Awakening in New England we have. . . . Nowhere else in studies of religious practice in early America is social behavior so thoroughly mapped. And nowhere else have vernacular descriptions of religious experience been so acutely analyzed.--David D. Hall, in Church History: Studies in Christianity and CultureA richly textured account of the daily rhythms of religious life in colonial New England over a century of awakening and tumult. Winiarski's account of Congregational hegemony and collapse in the fabled New England town is a masterful synthesis by a scholar especially attentive to the cadences of pietistic language and ritual.--Susan Juster, University of MichiganFor those who thought that little more could be done with colonial New England religious life, here comes Doug Winiarski to prove them, oh, so wrong. With a nose for manuscripts like no other, he has scoured the repositories, churches, and historical societies of the region for sources that delight and amaze, offering us new voices, the voices of the awakened. The results of his searches, presented with sensitivity and expert analysis, give us a truly innovative and fresh view of the transition, not so much from puritan to Yankee, but from puritanism to evangelicalism.--Kenneth P. Minkema, Jonathan Edwards Center, Yale UniversityFilled with fresh discoveries and attuned to the experiences of a fascinating cast of characters, Darkness Falls on the Land of Light offers a compelling narrative of religious revival and social discord in early New England. Beautifully written, cogently argued, and astonishingly researched, this is the most riveting book on America's eighteenth-century revivals to appear in decades.--Mark Valeri, Washington University in St. Louis; Title: Darkness Falls on the Land of Light: Experiencing Religious Awakenings in Eighteenth-Century New England (Published by the Omohundro Institute of ... and the University of North Carolina Press)
Target text information: Description: "Winner of the 2013 Cover/Jacket Merit Award in the Professional, Scholarly Series category, New York Book Show""One of Choice's Outstanding Academic Titles for 2013""To explain this book--now published in 150 million copies in 110 languages--Gutjahr recounts the life of Joseph Smith, whose status as the prophet of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints rests upon his claim that he translated the Book of Mormon from ancient gold plates delivered to him by an angel. . . . Undeterred by skeptics' allegations of fraud, a small army of missionaries have made the book a powerful proselytizing tool . . . but as an engaging human story, it has also inspired the creative impulses of visual, cinematic, and theatrical artists. . . . A very helpful introduction to a perplexing but increasingly visible religious text."---Bryce Christensen, Booklist"[A] fascinating history of an important document of American culture."---Steven Poole, The Guardian"This is a book that has been waiting to be written. There have been previous accounts of the Book of Mormon by believers and nonbelievers, but most have been too polemical for general readers. Gutjahr (English, Indiana Univ.; Charles Hodge: Guardian of American Orthodoxy) doesn't ignore controversial issues of history and authenticity, as is the case with some other short introductions; rather, he provides several alternative interpretations of the book's origins. . . . Needless to say, especially with the tremendous success of the Broadway show The Book of Mormon, there is a great need for a book like this. It should appeal to scholars and interested general readers alike."---David S. Azzolina, Library Journal"America is experiencing something of a Mormon moment. . . . But much remains unknown about this faith, including the circumstances surrounding its primary sacred text. Paul C. Gutjahr's well-written and erudite account of the history of the Book of Mormon fills much of this void. . . . Gutjahr's account leaves one with considerable appreciation for the enduring value of the Book of Mormon."---Wade Clark Roof, Pacific Standard Magazine"Gutjahr has read widely in both Mormon and non-Mormon sources, and he has taken the trouble to get the basic facts right. . . . The Book of Mormon: A Biography is a quick read that Latter-day Saints will find enjoyable and thought-provoking. It would also be perfect for non-member friends who are curious about the Book of Mormon but are looking for something more neutral or balanced than materials published by the Church, yet are perhaps not quite interested enough to take on a thick monograph like By the Hand of Mormon or Understanding the Book of Mormon."---Grant Hardy, Meridian Magazine"[I]t's refreshing to read a nonpartisan book about Mormonism."---Justin Moyer, Washington Post Book World"Gutjahr's biography is an easy-to-read overview of the Book of Mormon's life, a reminder that the Book of Mormon is the world's text, not merely the text of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in spite of the Church's careful efforts (through copyright measures and other means) to maintain the text's integrity. And even within the LDS tradition itself, the book shapeshifts as it traverses landscapes of differing historical contexts and rhetorical objectives. Such is the life of books, such is the life Gutjahr ably recounts."---Blair Hodges, Dialogue"Book of Mormon: A Biography takes readers on a quick journey through Mormon history from past to present focused on the Book of Mormon. The topics covered include Joseph Smith, the translation of the Book of Mormon, how the book was used in early church history, the death of Joseph Smith, the church's move to Utah, missionary work, further growth of the church, and the influence of the Book of Mormon on movies, music, theater, art and culture."---Ryan Morgenegg, Deseret News"Paul Gutjahr has written the perfect book on the Book of Mormon: fascinating, forthright, empathetic, critical, and discerning. Gutjahr employs his sheer intellectual curiosity to produce a lively, enlightening history that deftly circles among Joseph Smith, Mormons, and critics as though they were themselves engaged in an intelligent civil conversation. The result is an ideal guide to the life of a now-iconic American religious text."--Jon Butler, Yale University"There can be no doubt that the Book of Mormon is among the most influential books in American history. Gutjahr's clear, compelling narrative traces this influence from the book's American beginnings through translations, migrations, and cultural adaptations into its global twenty-first century. Gutjahr treats his subject with respect, thoughtfulness, appreciation, scholarly rigor, and intellectual curiosity. Mormons and non-Mormons alike will find his book fascinating, freshly informative, and a pleasure to read."--Joanna Brooks, author of The Book of Mormon Girl"With impressive command of detail rendered in lucid, accessible prose, Paul Gutjahr has produced a marvelously informative account of theBook of Mormon from its origins to the present. This is a very useful book for understanding American religious history."--Randall Balmer, author ofThe Making of Evangelicalism: From Revivalism to Politics and Beyond"This probing and engaging study surveys the history, use, translation, and adaptation into other media of theBook of Mormon. I know of nothing else quite like it. Religious traditions change over time, and controlling a sacred text plays an important role in the self-identity of the community. Gutjahr explains not simply how changes in the text took place, but why."--Laurie F. Maffly-Kipp, editor of American Scriptures: An Anthology of Sacred Writings"Paul Gutjahr's book offers a well-written, balanced summary of much of the scholarship on theBook of Mormon, and presents new insights and lesser-known information as well."--Richard Lyman Bushman, author ofJoseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling; Title: The Book of Mormon: A Biography (Lives of Great Religious Books)
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Web Log Data Warehousing and Mining for Intelligent Web Caching We introduce intelligent web caching algorithms that employ predictive models of web requests; the general idea is to extend the LRU policy of web and proxy servers by making it sensible to web access models extracted from web log data using data mining techniques. Two approaches have been studied in particular, frequent patterns and decision trees. The experimental results of the new algorithms show substantial improvement over existing LRU-based caching techniques, in terms of hit rate. We designed and developed a prototypical system, which supports data warehousing of web log data, extraction of data mining models and simulation of the web caching algorithms.
1-hop neighbor's text information: Discovering And Mining User Web-Page Traversal Patterns As the popularity of WWW explodes, a massive amount of data is gathered by Web servers in the form of Web access logs. This is a rich source of information for understanding Web user surfing behavior. Web Usage Mining, also known as Web Log Mining, is an application of data mining algorithms to Web access logs to find trends and regularities in Web users' traversal patterns. The results of Web Usage Mining have been used in improving Web site design, business and marketing decision support, user profiling, and Web server system performance. In this thesis we study the application of assisted exploration of OLAP data cubes and scalable sequential pattern mining algorithms to Web log analysis. In multidimensional OLAP analysis, standard statistical measures are applied to assist the user at each step to explore the interesting parts of the cube. In addition, a scalable sequential pattern mining algorithm is developed to discover commonly traversed paths in large data sets. Our experimental and performance studies have demonstrated the effectiveness and efficiency of the algorithm in comparison to previously developed sequential pattern mining algorithms. In conclusion, some further research avenues in web usage mining are identified as well. iv Dedication To my parents v Acknowledgments I would like to thank my supervisor Dr. Jiawei Han for his support, sharing of his knowledge and the opportunities that he gave me. His dedication and perseverance has always been exemplary to me. I am also grateful to TeleLearning for getting me started in Web Log Analysis. I owe a depth of gratitude to Dr. Jiawei Han, Dr. Tiko Kameda and Dr. Wo-shun Luk for supporting my descision to continue my graduate studies. I am also grateful to Dr. Tiko Kameda for accepting to be my supervis...
1-hop neighbor's text information: From Resource Discovery to Knowledge Discovery on the Internet More than 50 years ago, at a time when modern computers didn't exist yet, Vannevar Bush wrote about a multimedia digital library containing human collective knowledge and filled with "trails" linking materials of the same topic. At the end of World War II, Vannevar urged scientists to build such a knowledge store and make it useful, continuously extendable and more importantly, accessible for consultation. Today, the closest to the materialization of Vannevar's dream is the World-Wide Web hypertext and multimedia document collection. However, the ease of use and accessibility of the knowledge described by Vannevar is yet to be realized. Since the 60s, extensive research has been accomplished in the information retrieval field, and free-text search was finally adopted by many text repository systems in the late 80s. The advent of the World-Wide Web in the 90s helped text search become routine as millions of users use search engines daily to pinpoint resources on the Internet. However, r...
Target text information: Discovering Web Access Patterns and Trends by Applying OLAP and Data Mining Technology on Web Logs As a confluence of data mining and WWW technologies, it is now possible to perform data mining on web log records collected from the Internet web page access history. The behaviour of the web page readers is imprinted in the web server log files. Analyzing and exploring regularities in this behaviour can improve system performance, enhance the quality and delivery of Internet information services to the end user, and identify population of potential customers for electronic commerce. Thus, by observing people using collections of data, data mining can bring considerable contribution to digital library designers. In a joint effort between the TeleLearning-NCE project on Virtual University and NCE-IRIS project on data mining, we have been developing the knowledge discovery tool, WebLogMiner, for mining web server log files. This paper presents the design of the WebLogMiner, reports the current progress, and outlines the future work in this direction.
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Jos Vittorio Pimienta-Bey was born in New York to parents of Bermudian, Cuban, Barbadian and Moroccan ancestry. He received his B.A. in History from Gettysburg College (Pa.) in 1984 and his M.A. in History from Shippensburg University (Pa.) in 1987. He later earned his Ph.D. in African American Studies from Temple University (Pa.) in 1995. Since 1985, Pimienta-Bey's primary research interest has been the study of African ('Moorish') influences upon the development of 'Western' academic and social institutions. From 1991-2001 he served as an Assistant Professor of History at West Virginia University (WVU), where he taught courses within the History department as well as in the Africana Studies Program. At WVU he also participated and served as a consultant to the Center For Black Culture & Research's Saturday School Academy, which mentored secondary school students and talk them about the historical significance of African peoples.Dr. Pimienta-Bey's historical essays have appeared in Message Magazine, The Louisiana Weekly and in Dr. Ivan Van Sertima's anthology The Golden Age of The Moor (1992). Dr. Pimienta-Bey has traveled extensively during the course of his research, having visited such countries as Morocco, Cuba, Brazil, Spain, Italy, France, and Great Britain. In his spare time he enjoys practicing Wing Chun Gung Fu, writing music and playing guitar in a local Celtic band called 'Sang Run.' He is single, and presently resides in Morgantown West Virginia.; Title: Othello's Children in the "New World": Moorish History & Identity In The African American Experience
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Sister Tauheedah S. Najee-Ullah El was born into and educated by the Nation of Islam, Mosque Maryam in Chicago, Illinois. During her travels across America, she was led to the knowledge of her Moorish American nationality through the teachings of Noble Prophet Drew Ali. Holding degrees in Education, Asian History, and Asian & Pacific American Studies from Arizona State UniversityTempe, Sis. Najee-Ullah El is the Managing Editor of Califa Media & Califa Media-Canaanland. She lives in California with her family. Bulk orders & publisher discounts available. Visit califamedia.com for more information.; Title: Moors in America: A Compilation: Student Edition
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Murdock's scholarship is relentless!My name is Ken Feder. I am an archaeologist, and I play one on TV, as a talking head in various documentaries on the National Geographic Channel, the Discovery Channel, the History Channel, ScFi, BBC Horizon, and, as it turns out, even the Weather Channel. Having conducted research and written extensively over the course of the last thirty years, I think I have developed a good eye for recognizing valuable research that is worthy of serious consideration when I see it. And the research conducted by D.M. Murdock concerning the myth of Jesus Christ is certainly both valuable and worthy of consideration.Everyone who reads Murdock's Christ in Egypt should understand that the sources she cites are anything but marginal or questionable. In fact, her sources are, at least as far as I can tell, entirely within the Egyptology mainstream and many are, in fact, revered, and deservedly so, within the community of Egyptologists. The fact that these sources are mainstream, highly respected, or even seminal does not, of course, make them right about the origins of the Christ story. However, it does make them, and Murdock's thesis in which she incorporates their work, impossible to dismiss out of hand.Read her book. Criticize it if you believe it deserves criticism. But to dismiss it or get apoplectic about her thesis simply because it shocks you is plainly foolish. --Kenneth L. Feder, PhD, Frauds, Myths and MysteriesI find myself in full agreement with Acharya S/D.M. Murdock.We are in agreement on the thoroughly syncretic character of primitive Christianity, evolving from earlier mythemes and rituals, especially those of Egypt. It is almost as important in Christ in Egypt to argue for an astro-religious origin for the mythemes, and there, too, I agree with the learned author.I find it undeniable that...many, many of the epic heroes and ancient patriarchs and matriarchs of the Old Testament were personified stars, planets, and constellations....for Egyptian influence to have become integral to Israelite religion even from pre-biblical times is only natural given the fact that from 3000 BCE Egypt ruled Canaan. We are not talking about some far-fetched borrowing from an alien cultural sphere.Murdock ventures that "the creators of the Christ myth did not simply take an already formed story, scratch out the name Osiris or Horus, and replace it with Jesus" (p. 25). But I am pretty much ready to go the whole way and suggest that Jesus is simply Osiris going under a new name, Jesus, "Savior," hitherto an epithet, but made into a name on Jewish soil.I find myself in full agreement with Acharya S/D.M. Murdock: "we assert that Christianity constitutes Gnosticism historicized and Judaized, likewise representing a synthesis of Egyptian, Jewish and Greek religion and mythology, among others [including Buddhism, via King Asoka's missionaries] from around the 'known world'" (p. 278). "Christianity is largely the product of Egyptian religion being Judaized and historicized" (p. 482). --Robert M. Price, PhD, The Pre-Nicene New TestamentD.M. Murdock, also known as "Acharya S," is an independent scholar of comparative religion and mythology, specializing in the ancient astrotheological origins of popular religious systems and beliefs. Her work can be found on her websites TruthBeKnown.com, StellarHousePublishing.com and FreethoughtNation.com. Acharya's books include The Christ Conspiracy: The Greatest Story Ever Sold; Suns of God: Krishna, Buddha and Christ Unveiled; Who Was Jesus? Fingerprints of The Christ; Christ in Egypt: The Horus-Jesus Connection, The Gospel According to Acharya S, The 2010 Astrotheology Calendar and The 2011 Astrotheology Calendar. Murdock is also the CEO and president of Stellar House Publishing, which also publishes extraordinary works such as Man Made God by mythology scholar and secular writer Barbara G. Walker. Murdock received her education in Classics, Greek Civilization, at Franklin & Marshall College, and is an alumna of the American School of Classical Studies, Athens.; Title: Christ in Egypt: The Horus-Jesus Connection
Target text information: Description: Keith L Moore was born in 1973, and raised in the city of Chicago, Illinois. He received his B.S. in Education in 1999 from DePaul University, Il and his M.A. in Inner City Studies Education from Northeastern Illinois University in 2005. Currently he isworking towards a second masters degree majoring in Education at the National College of Education. Since 1992, Mr. Moore's primary research interest has been the study of freemasonry and it's connection to what he defines as the African Moorish science experience. This exposure gave rise to formation of eastern religions and cultures among blacks in the western hemisphere namely North America. In 1994 he was initiated, passed, and raised to the degree of Master Mason and in 1999 to the 32nd degree of Freemasonry. Mr. Moore has always had a fascination with what he defines as the various studies into the esoteric sides of religions .Mr. Moore is a educator, researcher and member of several Masonic and afro centric research societies. Currently Mr. Moore is conducting research on the negro shriners order and their influences on the Islamic faith among blacks in America.; Title: Moorish Circle 7: The Rise of the Islamic Faith Among Blacks in America and it's masonic origins
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Once again Robert Bauval proves his credentials as a first-class researcher and dogged investigator. The revelations in this new, revised edition of Secret Chamber expose the quite astonishing goings-on at Giza since former Minister of Antiquities Zahi Hawass began his rise to power within the Egyptian Antiquities Service. This book is an incredible read, uncovering clandestine operations at the Sphinx and inside the Great Pyramid--a story of potential corruption and ongoing international scandal on a massive scale. You couldnt make it up it is so bizarre, yet the evidence is laid out in every detail for all to see! (David Rohl, English Egyptologist and author of Pharaohs and Kings)Secret Chamber Revisited is a true inspiration offering real clues in the search for Gizas lost Hall of Records. (Andrew Collins, author of Gbekli Tepe: Genesis of the Gods)Search for a hidden secret chamber in the Great Pyramid started in the 19th century, but nothing was found. However, hope was revived when on March 22, 1993, a German team sent a robot into a shaft of the Queens Chamber, which revealed a mysterious door embossed with two copper handles. Robert Bauval, in his fascinating book, is reviving interest in the secret chamber, which could contain the Holy Grail of Egyptian civilization. (Ahmed Osman, scholar, historian, and author of The Lost City of Exodus)Todays paradigm shift began more than twenty years ago. A small group of scholars and researchers pointed out compelling evidence of a lost civilization great in antiquity. Robert Bauval was one of those researchers, and in Secret Chamber Revisited he tells a fascinating behind-the-scenes story of politics and intrigue in the quest to discover Atlantiss Great Hall of Records that legend claims to be located beneath the paws of the Sphinx. With nothing held back, Bauval captures history in the making and shines light on the struggle between traditional Egyptology and the new Egyptologists. Robert Bauval deserves a literary standing ovation! (Edward F. Malkowski, author of Return of the Golden Age)Egyptian-born Robert Bauval began studying ancient Egypt and the Giza Pyramids in 1983. The acclaimed discoverer of the Orion Correlation Theory, he is the author of several books, including Black Genesis, Breaking the Mirror of Heaven, The Vatican Heresy, and the bestsellers The Orion Mystery and Message of the Sphinx. His discoveries have been the subject of several major TV documentaries on BBC, ABC, NBC, the Discovery Channel, and the History Channel. He lives with his wife near Malaga, Spain.; Title: Secret Chamber Revisited: The Quest for the Lost Knowledge of Ancient Egypt
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Gary A. David is an author and independent researcher who has studied Southwestern archaeological ruins and rock art for over thirty years. Mr. David earned a masters degree in English literature from the University of Colorado, and he is a former college professor. Gary is also a poet, with numerous volumes published, and a professional lead guitarist/vocalist. His nonfiction books about the Hopi and other Ancestral Puebloan cultures of Arizona and New Mexico include: The Orion Zone: Ancient Star Cities of the American Southwest, Eye of the Phoenix: Mysterious Visions and Secrets of the American Southwest, The Kivas of Heaven: Ancient Hopi Starlore, Star Shrines and Earthworks of the Desert Southwest, and Mirrors of Orion: Star Knowledge of the Ancient World. Available from Adventures Unlimited Press, CreateSpace, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and fine bookstores everywhere. Most volumes are also in Kindle editions. David's articles or interviews have appeared in many magazines, including: Ancient American, Ancient Mysteries & Advanced Archaeology Review, Atlantis Rising, Fate, Fenix, The Heretic, Mindscape, Erich von Dnikens Sagenhafte Zeiten, UFO, and World Explorer. His work has also been featured in both of the Graham Hancock "Readers" and in Underground! The Disinformation Guide to Ancient Civilizations, Astonishing Archaeology and Hidden History. Gary continues to give presentations, including: Ancient Mysteries International Conferences (AMI), Conference for Precession and Ancient Knowledge (CPAK), Verde Valley Archaeology Society, many branches of Mutual UFO Network (MUFON), and Wise Guys ConferencesCosmic Origins, Sedona, Arizona. He has given international radio interviews, including Coast to Coast AM with George Noory, Whitley Striebers Dreamland, Earth Ancients with Cliff Dunning, Jeff Rense, Paracast with Gene Steinberg and Christopher OBrien, and many others. He recently appeared on the History Channels TV series: Ancient Aliens, Brad Meltzers Decoded, and The Coming Apocalypse, as well as on French, Russian, and Japanese TV programs. Gary, his wife Anita, daughter Zia, and an empathic black cat live in Tucson, Arizona, where the skies are still relatively pristine. His website: www.theorionzone.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/garydavid FB group: https://www.facebook.com/mirrorsoforion Publishers: https://adventuresunlimitedpress.com https://www.createspace.com Email: [email protected]; Title: Journey of the Serpent People: Hopi Migrations and Star Correlations
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: North American settlers prior to Columbus; Title: Footprints of the Welsh Indians: Settlers in North America before 1492
Target text information: Description: In twenty years of research of the ancient mound builders, I have come across some fantastic stories that were not included in any of my earlier books. This collection of historical accounts will corroborate my initialtheories of migrations from both Babylon and the Britsh Isles. New evidence is presented on both of these theories that will certainly provide new insights on American history.; Title: Mysteries of Ancient America: Uncovering the Forbidden
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "Imagine, if you will, you've managed an invitation to a society event in Gilded Age Manhattan. In her compelling study of personality and social power, Johanna Neuman introduces you to the women in the room, all fashionable, most wealthy beyond imagination, and yet all politically powerless. These are not the women we think of as leaders in the fight for women's right to vote, yet here they are in this fascinating study, dressed to the nines, disarming to the patriarchy, and determined. Both socialites and activists, they shaped an age when fashion and celebrity became weapons of radical change."-Marc Pachter,Director Emeritus, National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution"First impressions, 'that unconscious cue that forms a feeling or opinion.' Fashion, style, dress, all non-verbal signals to society about ones social status, occupation or heritage. Dr. Neuman brilliantly explores how the doyennes of Americas elite used their wardrobe and homes to lure a movement and promote an ideology. These political socialites made the Red Carpet their runway for the cause of womens suffrage and promote a fashionable trend under the label 'Votes for Women Campaign.' "-Norine Fuller,Executive Director, The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, FIDM"With its rollicking narratives of determined personalities and rancorous barbs, Gilded Suffragists makes the story of winning woman suffrage encompass the several determined and super-wealthy New York women whose leadership, social cachet and fashionable presence injected new liveliness and power into the movement at crucial junctures."-Nancy F. Cott,Jonathan Trumbull Professor of American History, Harvard University"In this fast-paced and important book, Johanna Neuman reminds us of the enormous mobilizations--the rallies and speeches and campaignsthat women of all classes engaged in to build one of the most consequential social movements in American history. Elite women from New York City, Neuman emphasizes, played a central role in these mobilizations. They entered the political fray at considerable risk and used their resources, influence and cultural capital to move the nation towards equal voting rights."-Sven Beckert,author of Monied Metropolis "Setting the record straight on the driving forces in the early-20th-century fight for women's suffrage . . . Neuman counters the popular opinion that these women were merely "bored socialites trying on suffrage as they might the latest couture designs from Paris," and she makes a solid case . . . Neuman concisely explains how thesegildedwomen have been airbrushed out of history, resented by those who felt exploited, but thankfully, they succeeded, and women vote today because of them."-Kirkus Reviews"Thisflowing account of women, whose financial contributions, celebrity, style, and innovative strategies revitalized a cause and changed history, will be welcomed by all readers."-Library JournalJohanna Neuman is a writer, historian and scholar in residence at American University in Washington, D.C. An award-winning journalist and former Nieman Fellow at Harvard, she covered the White House, the State Department and Congress for the Los Angeles Times and USA Today.; Title: Gilded Suffragists: The New York Socialites who Fought for Women's Right to Vote
Target text information: Description: "Goodier adds to the historical discussion an emphasis on the interaction between the "suffs" and the "antis" and her focus on the differing impact of World War I on the anti-suffrage movement is also important. Another significant contribution of the work is to highlight the fact that antisuffrage women did not share the suffragists' dilemma over whether to join the traditional political parties after ratification."--The Journal of American History"This book rescues at last some of the anti-suffragists from their stereotyped oblivion as the puppets of hostile male interests and reintroduces them as committed activist women who disagreed with suffragists for their own carefully considered reasons. Thus it is a valuable contribution to suffrage studies that enriches our understanding of the complexities and consequences of this important movement."--American Historical ReviewSusan Goodier is scholar-in-residence at Hamilton College and museum consultant at the Matilda Joslyn Gage Foundation in Fayetteville, New York.; Title: No Votes for Women: The New York State Anti-Suffrage Movement (Women in American History)
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve has written . . . with the intention of dispelling stereotypes and negative images of Native Americans. She has brought the richness of Native American culture and heritage to thousands. --National Humanities Council, 2000 National Humanities Medalist committee member"All tasks of womencooking, caring for children, tanning and sewingwere considered dignified and worthwhile. No work was looked upon as menial, consequently there were no menial workers."Luther Standing Bear, 1931
 
 Sioux women are the center of tribal life and the core of the tiospaye, the extended family. They maintain the values and traditions of Sioux culture, but their own stories and experiences often remain untold.
 
 Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve combed through the winter counts and oral records of her ancestors to discover their past. The result, Sioux Women: Traditionally Sacred, illuminates the struggles and joys of her grandmothers and other women who maintained tribal life as circumstances changed and outside cultures pushed for dominance. 
 
 Sneve's storytelling powers enliven her personal exploration of the roles of Sioux girls and women, making the book an accessible journey into modern American Indian society.
 
 "Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve has written . . . with the intention of dispelling stereotypes and negative images of Native Americans. She has brought the richness of Native American culture and heritage to thousands."National Humanities Council, 2000 National Humanities Medalist committee member
 
 Sneve "has gained a reputation, both in Indian country and the literary community, as a first-rate storyteller."Bernie Hunhoff, South Dakota Magazine
 
 Sneve "is a good example of an elder in the traditional sense of the word. She's a careful observer of experiences, and she has learned, not only from her own experiences, but also [from those] of her people."Chuck Woodard, South Dakota State University; Title: Sioux Women: Traditionally Sacred
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Text: English; Title: English-Dakota Dictionary (Borealis)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Walking in the Sacred Manner is an exploration of the myths and culture of the Plains Indians, for whom the everyday and the spiritual are intertwined and women play a strong and important role in the spiritual and religious life of the community. Based on extensive first-person interviews by an established expert on Plains Indian women, Walking in the Sacred Manner is a singular and authentic record of the participation of women in the sacred traditions of Northern Plains tribes, including Lakota, Cheyenne, Crow, and Assiniboine. Through interviews with holy women and the families of women healers, Mark St. Pierre and Tilda Long Soldier paint a rich and varied portrait of a society and its traditions. Stereotypical images of the Native American drop away as the voices, dreams, and experiences of these women (both healers and healed) present insight into a culture about which little is known. It is a journey into the past, an exploration of the present, and a view full of hope for the future.Mark St. Pierre is the author of Madonna Swan: A Lakota Woman's Story. He is an adjunct professor of sociology, anthropology, and creative writing at Regis University in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. St. Pierre has spent twenty years living and learning among the Lakota.; Title: Walking in the Sacred Manner: Healers, Dreamers, and Pipe Carriers--Medicine Women of the Plains
Target text information: Description: D. M. Dooling was founder and editorial director of Parabola Magazine and president of the Society for the Study of Myth and Tradition. She was the editor of A Way of Working: The Spiritual Dimension of Craft and coeditor of I Become Part of It: Sacred Dimensions in Native American Life.; Title: The Sons of the Wind: The Sacred Stories of the Lakota
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
Target text information: Northwest Laboratory for Integrated Systems;; Northwest Laboratory for Integrated Systems;; Department of Computer Science & Engineering;University of Washington,; Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA;The Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of;Washington has been engaged in Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) and;Computer-Aided Design (CAD) research, development, and education since;the late 1970s. Today, the Northwest Laboratory for Integrated Systems;is the focus of a wide variety of VLSI architectures, embedded sytems,;and CAD research.;Current Research Projects;Asynchronous Circuits and Verification;Time Separation of Events:; Specification, synthesis, and verification of timed asynchronous; circuits.; Asynchronous Circuits:; Survey of current asynchronous design methodologies, as; well as the first FPGA for asynchronous circuits.;FPGAs and Rapid-Prototyping;Triptych/Montage FPGA Architectures:; Development of the Triptych and Montage FPGA; architectures, architectures with improved densities over current; commercial FPGAs.;Multi-FPGA Systems & Rapid-Prototyping:; Development of the Springbok Rapid-Prototyping System for; Board-Level Designs, as well as partitioning, pin assignment,; and routing topology work for general multi-FPGA systems.;Emerald - An Architecture-Adaptive Toolset for FPGAs:; A complete set of mapping, placement and routing tools;can be generated automatically from a description of an FPGA;architecture. Architecture-specific metrics can be incorporated;into the various tools to improve the results.;Embedded Systems;The Chinook Project:; A Hardware/Software Co-design, Co-synthesis, and Co-simulation; system for embedded applications.;Performance Optimization of Synchronous Circuits;Retiming Level-Clocked Circuits:; Efficient algorithms for retiming circuits that use;level-sensitive latches to improve performance, reduce cost, and;increase tolerance to clock skew.;Architectural Retiming:; Methods for improving the performance of synchronous;circuits that have latency or feedback contraints.;Network Router;The Chaotic;Routing Project;Self-Tuned Systems;Self-tuned systems are directed by Ted Kehl;Previous Research Projects;; Gemini; Validating layout by comparing the specification circuit to the; implemented circuit.;;MacTester; A low-cost digital functional tester for chips and circuits; with TTL or CMOS voltage levels.;
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Fast Reinforcement Learning through Eugenic Neuro-Evolution In this paper we introduce EuSANE, a novel reinforcement learning algorithm based on the SANE neuroevolution method. It uses a global search algorithm, the Eugenic Algorithm, to optimize the selection of neurons to the hidden layer of SANE networks. The performance of EuSANE is evaluated in the two-pole balancing benchmark task, showing that EuSANE is significantly stronger than other reinforcement learning methods to date in this task.
1-hop neighbor's text information: Will We Have a Wet Summer? Soft Computing Models for Long-term Rainfall Forecasting Long-term rainfall prediction is very important to countries thriving on agro-based economy. In general, climate and rainfall are highly non-linear phenomena in nature giving rise to what is known as "butterfly effect". The parameters that are required to predict the rainfall are enormously complex and subtle so that uncertainty in a prediction using all these parameters is enormous even for a short period. Soft computing is an innovative approach to construct computationally intelligent systems that are supposed to possess humanlike expertise within a specific domain, adapt themselves and learn to do better in changing environments, and explain how they make decisions. Unlike conventional artificial intelligence techniques the guiding principle of soft computing is to exploit tolerance for imprecision, uncertainty, robustness, partial truth to achieve tractability, and better rapport with reality (Zadeh 1998). In this paper, we analysed 87 years of rainfall data in Kerala state, the southern part of Indian Peninsula situated at latitude-longitude pairs (8029 ' N - 76057 ' E). We attempted to train 5 soft computing based prediction models with 40 years of rainfall data. For performance evaluation, network predicted outputs were compared with the actual rainfall data. Simulation results reveal that soft computing techniques are promising and efficient.
Target text information: Optimal Design of Neural Nets Using Hybrid Algorithms Selection of the topology of a network and correct parameters for the learning algorithm is a tedious task for designing an optimal Artificial Neural Network (ANN), which is smaller, faster and with a better generalization performance. Genetic algorithm (GA) is an adaptive search technique based on the principles and mechanisms of natural selection and survival of the fittest from natural evolution. Simulated annealing (SA) is a global optimization algorithm that can process cost functions possessing quite arbitrary degrees of nonlinearities, discontinuities and stochasticity but statistically assuring a optimal solution. In this paper we explain how a hybrid algorithm integrating the desirable aspects of GA and SA can be applied for the optimal design of an ANN. This paper is more concerned with the understanding of current theoretical developments of Evolutionary Artificial Neural Networks (EANNs) using GAs and other heuristic procedures and how the proposed hybrid and other heuristic procedures can be combined to produce an optimal ANN.
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Jonathan Law is an editor at Market House Books Ltd, compilers of dictionaries.; Title: A Dictionary of World History (Oxford Quick Reference)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "... a seamless interplay of art and text." -- The Orange County Register"Highly recommended for general readers and academic libraries" -- Multicultural ReviewJohn Bowker is a priest and religious studies scholar. His published works include God: A Brief History, The Oxford Dictionary of World Religions, Why Religions Matter, and The Sacred Neuron: The Extraordinary New Discoveries Linking Science and Religion. He studied at Oxford University and has taught at University of Pennsylvania and North Carolina State University.; Title: World Religions: The Great Faiths Explored and Explained
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Grade 10 Up-Culled from the Oxford Classical Dictionary, third edition (2003), these entries cover the whole of spiritual life in the ancient Mediterranean, from Minoan-Mycenaean religion through Near Eastern Judaisms [sic] and early Christianities [sic]. The compact introductory essay on mythology, pluralism, and reception of myths is a model of comprehensiveness and clarity. Most entries cover personalities (gods, heroes, authors, historical figures), but several of them offer concise summaries of related topics: religious architecture, funerary art, apocalyptic literature, places and rituals, organizations, and calendars. Entries on several dozen concepts (e.g., fasting, deformity, theodicy, pollution, the body, hubris) are fascinating. However, there is no entry for "Underworld." References to substantial retellings in ancient texts (e.g., Sophocles, Homer) follow relevant entries. Cross-references are easily identified. Pronunciation help, alas, is omitted. A brief annotated bibliography, thematic index, six genealogies, and three detailed maps greatly add to the volume's utility. Longer than Mike Dixon-Kennedy's Encyclopedia of Greco-Roman Mythology (ABC-CLIO, 1998), which does not include religion, this book emphasizes historical connections. It devotes a half page to Xenophanes, for instance, who does not appear in Kennedy's volume, but omits Encyclopedia's"Xanthus." The specialized nature of the dictionary makes it essential for only a few collections. Nevertheless, it is an excellent addition to the series.-Patricia D. Lothrop, St. George's School, Newport, RI Copyright Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.The content of this encyclopedia is a selection of entries from the third edition of The Oxford Classical Dictionary (3d ed., 1996). The entries are broad in range, covering not just mythology but also "religious places and religious officials, divination, astrology, and magic." In addition, there are many entries on Judaism and Christianity, providing broader context to religious life in the Greco-Roman world.Although entries have been taken from The Oxford Classical Dictionary, changes have been made. Some entries have been shortened. Untransliterated Greek, references to ancient texts within the body of an entry, and what the editors term obscure language have been deleted. Supplemental bibliographies have also been eliminated, although entries for individuals (e.g., Hecuba, poseidon) often conclude with some references to their appearance in ancient texts by such authors as Homer, Hesiod, and Livy. The work also includes a short annotated bibliography to serve as a guide for further reading. An introductory essay describes local, Panhellenic, and Roman myths and their reception throughout history. A thematic index groups entries by broad subject area (e.g., "Gods and Heroes," "Places"), and there are see references throughout the work. A few maps serve as the only illustrations.Libraries owning The Oxford Classical Dictionary will not gain much by purchasing The Oxford Dictionary of Classical Myth and Religion. The elimination of much of the scholarly content may diminish its usefulness to academic collections. On the other hand, some public and high-school libraries may find the work more accessible and thus of greater benefit. In this case, consideration ought to be given first to the Cassell Dictionary of Classical Mythology (1998). Although its scope is somewhat narrower, the entries are thorough, scholarly, and accessibly written; there are many illustrations; and the scholarly apparatus of references to ancient texts and other supplemental material is unobtrusively included for those wishing to pursue their research further. RBBCopyright American Library Association. All rights reserved; Title: The Oxford Dictionary of Classical Myth and Religion
Target text information: Description: Bowker (divinity, Gresham Coll., London) has produced two very different books, though both are focused on world religion. The Oxford Dictionary, whose entries often lack information on etymology and pronunciation, is actually a one-volume desktop encyclopedia for ready reference. Combining brevity of exposition with a massive number of entries in an attempt to be dictionary-like, the work suffers from trying to be comprehensive in breadth of coverage instead of depth. The psychology of religion is discussed in a half-page, for instance, and the Church Fathers get only two sentences. In addition, the entries are uneven in quality; one has the feeling that the 80 contributors are each writing according to his or her own personal interests and styles. Despite these idiosyncracies, the work is a solid reference source for people who want to know only the barest of facts about any religious topic. In World Religions, on the other hand, one has the feeling that Bowker, now the author, is finally freed to range over what he wants to say and how he wants to say it. This book is a bold attempt to meld religious information with expressive art and to use the art as a tool for pedagogy. Each religion is represented by a few brilliantly illustrated icons, paintings, or sculptures, which the author painstakingly annotates to illuminate their theologies and deepen one's insight. Whether he is using Michelangelo's Final Judgment to explain Christian eschatology or a handscroll of Chou Ch'en to explain Taoist concepts of immortality, the emphasis upon the visual makes these religions vibrant and intriguing. There are surprising discrepancies between the two works. World Religions has generous discussions of the ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Norse, and Celtic religions, topics not even included in the Oxford Dictionary. There are also variations of names. Ultimately, World Religions is the more commendable publication, though both books are recommended for most libraries.?Glenn Masuchika, Chaminade Univ. Lib., HonoluluCopyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.Learning about the world's many spiritual traditions can be a challenge. This title, designed "to provide initial bearings," is an excellent place to start. With an introductory essay on the meaning of religion by editor Bowker, a professor of religion, and more than 8,200 alphabetical entries on a wide range of subjects, it offers an overview of concepts from world religions as well as movements, sects, and cults. There are no illustrations, but Bowker recently completed World Religions (DK, 1997), a profusely illustrated volume that is a good companion to this work.The entries include broad topics such as prayer and cosmology; specific religions; historical events such as the Reformation and the Crusades; sacred texts; individuals; doctrines; sacred sites; customs; and ethics. Asterisks designate cross-references to terms with their own entries. See and see also references refer users to related material. Many entries have bibliographic citations to books on the subject for further research. Terms in language with non-Roman alphabets are transliterated. There is a special index of Chinese headwords with a Wade-Giles/Pinyin conversion table. A topic index directs readers to entry headings on broad subject areas so that someone interested in dietary laws and customs could look under Food and find entries for Buddhist, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim, Shinto, Sikh, Taoist, and Zen regimens.A comparable source is The HarperCollins Dictionary of Religion [RBB Ap 15 96], which has 3,200 articles. This is far fewer than the Oxford work, but HarperCollins devotes significant space to comprehensive feature articles on major religions--32 pages on Buddhism, for example. It also covers extinct religions, such as those of ancient Greece and Rome, which are not included in the Oxford dictionary. In general, the HarperCollins dictionary has more coverage of religions, while the Oxford dictionary provides more coverage of concepts, people, events, and so on. For example, HarperCollins has several pages on Afro-Brazilian religions, while Oxford has a single paragraph. HarperCollins has six pages on Native American religions, which is not an entry in the Oxford dictionary. On the other hand, Oxford has nearly four pages on the Reformation, compared to one page in HarperCollins; over a column on John Calvin, compared to six lines in HarperCollins; a column on evil, compared to three lines in HarperCollins. The HarperCollins dictionary has no bibliographies, although sources are cited within the text. It does, however, have some illustrations, as well as maps, tables, and timelines.Whether one is searching for the text of the Shema (the Jewish confession of faith) or information about Rastafarians, Oxford Dictionary of World Religions is a useful source. Although naturally less complete than Mircea Eliade's Encyclopedia of Religion [RBB O 1 87], it does provide a reasonably priced, very good introduction to a diverse subject area. Recommended for high-school, public, and academic libraries, especially those that do not already own the HarperCollins dictionary. ; Title: The Oxford Dictionary of World Religions
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: 'This fascinating book is, I believe intentionally, more provocative than merely persuasive, more skeptical than most among us are. It looks at the history of international negotiation, both explicit and by maneuver, in the presence of nuclear weapons and concludes that disparities in nuclear armaments - including zero on one side - make much less difference than they are given credit for. If the argument doesn't persuade you, the forty case studies of nuclear weapons in crisis bargaining (eleven involving the United States) will make you think it over.' Thomas C. Schelling, Winner of the 2005 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences'Todd S. Sechser and Matthew Fuhrmann make a compelling case that, during the Cold War, nuclear weapons played a critically important role in deterring a nuclear attack on the US; but, importantly, they argue that this was the only role they played. They did not deter the many other security crises we had to deal with, including the Berlin crisis, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. And they argue that this historical fact has great significance to today's security issues. This book is an important read, not only for its clear articulation of history, but for its relevance to planning nuclear forces or nuclear policy today.' William J. Perry, former United States Secretary of Defense'This is the most important study on nuclear compellence since Richard Betts published his landmark book in 1987. In fact, Sechser and Fuhrmann have likely written the definitive study on why nuclear compellence has not worked and cannot work.' Robert J. Art, Christian A. Herter Professor of International Relations, Brandeis University,Massachusetts'Scholars and policymakers have long debated whether obtaining nuclear weapons would allow powerful states to bully or blackmail weaker adversaries, but previous efforts to address this question have lacked both strong logical foundations and systematic empirical evidence. In this rigorous and clearly written study, Todd S. Sechser and Matthew Fuhrmann explain why nuclear superiority confers far less leverage than hardliners typically believe. It is a model of policy-relevant social science that deserves a wide audience.' Stephen M. Walt, Robert and Renee Belfer Professor of International Affairs, Harvard University, Massachusetts'How do nuclear weapons shape international politics? Does the possession of nuclear weapons provide states with coercive advantages during a crisis? Many scholars and policy makers assume that they do. In their well-researched, crisply argued book, Todd S. Sechser and Matthew Fuhrmann rely on both historical and quantitative approaches to develop their theory of nuclear skepticism. Nuclear weapons, they argue, remain powerful tools for deterrence but contribute little to successful coercive diplomacy. This is an important book: Sechser and Fuhrmann's arguments have potentially significant consequences for both our understanding of nuclear dynamics and the practice of nuclear statecraft, and deserve great attention and debate.' Francis J. Gavin, Frank Stanton Chair in Nuclear Security Policy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology'A solid and thorough deconstruction and reconstruction of theories about the utility of nuclear threats. Required reading for anyone interested in nuclear diplomacy.' Bruce M. Russett, Dean Acheson Professor of Political Science, Yale University, ConnecticutCan nuclear weapons be used to blackmail other countries? The prevailing wisdom is that nuclear weapons are useful for coercion in world politics, but this book shows that this view is misguided. Nuclear weapons are useful mainly for deterrence and self-defense, not for coercion.; Title: Nuclear Weapons and Coercive Diplomacy
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "Fascinating . . . Characteristically vivid and astute." --Timothy Garton Ash, The New York Review of Books "[Murder in Amsterdam] is a work of philosophical and narrative tension, strikingly sharp and brooding, frank and openly curious." --San Francisco Chronicle "Shrewd, subtly argued." --The New York Times Book ReviewIan Buruma is editor ofThe New York Review of Books. His previous books includeTheir Promised Land,Year Zero,The China Lover,Murder in Amsterdam,Occidentalism,God's Dust,Behind the Mask,The Wages of Guilt,Bad Elements,and Taming the Gods.; Title: Murder in Amsterdam: Liberal Europe, Islam, and the Limits of Tolerance
Target text information: Description: "Curt Cardwell has offered us an economic analysis of one of the more important documents in modern U.S. history, NSC 68, which is sure to change our understanding of the imperatives that drove American leaders in the early Cold War years, especially the 'dollar gap' and the need to stimulate spending. It will provide an invaluable source for a revisionist/materialist interpretation of the Cold War." - Robert Buzzanco, author of Masters of War and Vietnam and the Transformation of American Life"Curt Cardwell demonstrates that political economy is not a lost art. In this meticulously researched and comprehensive account of the place of NSC 68 in the early Cold War, Cardwell lays out the economic imperatives facing the Truman administration and the role rearmament played in postwar recovery. The book is a persuasively argued revision of the standard story told with verve and energy." - Marilyn B. Young, Professor, Department of History, New York University"Curt Cardwell has written an important, perceptive, and analytically powerful book that adds a new dimension to existing understanding of the transformation of the United States after World War II into a national security state. His impressive research substantiates a provocative main thesis that U.S. leaders prosecuted the Cold War more to preserve a liberal economic world order than to contain the Soviet Union. Cardwell exposes the previously overlooked centrality of the dollar gap as a motivating factor guiding postwar U.S. policy, providing an important corrective, especially to existing accounts that exaggerate the success of the Marshall Plan." - James I. Matray, California State University, Chico"Today's overwhelming U.S. military budget had its roots in 1949-1950, whereas the famous (if long-secret) NSC 68 strategy paper of 1950 shaped American plans to the end of the Cold War - and after. Curt Cardwell has written the definitive study of these crucial pivots in American history by giving this book two special qualities: a mastery of the records revealing what triggered these U.S. policies, and a beautifully done dissection of the all-important economic causes that shaped - and misshaped - this historic turn and, consequently, the more than 60 years that have followed." - Walter LaFeber, Cornell University, author of America, Russia, and the Cold War, 1945-2006, and The American Age: U.S. Foreign Relations at Home and Abroad since 1750Cardwell's book argues that NSC 68 grew out of US concerns not with a growing Soviet menace but with the prospect that Western Europe would face a serious payments deficit with the dollar area when the Marshall Plan ended in 1952." -John L. Harper, SurvivalNSC 68 and the Political Economy of the Early Cold War reexamines the origins and implementation of NSC 68, the massive rearmament program that the United States embarked upon beginning in the summer of 1950. It challenges most studies on NSC 68 as a document of geostrategy, and argues, instead, that it is more correctly understood as a document rooted in concerns for the U.S. domestic political economy.; Title: Nsc 68 and the Political Economy of the Early Cold War
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Stephen Davis, longtime Atlantan, has been a Civil Warrior since the fourth grade. He served as Book Review Editor for Blue & Gray magazine for more than twenty years, and is the author of more than a hundred articles on the Civil War in both scholarly and popular journals. His book Atlanta Will Fall: Sherman, Joe Johnston and the Yankee Heavy Battalions, was published in 2001. He is also the author of What the Yankees Did to Us: Shermans Bombardment and Wrecking of Atlanta (2012).; Title: A Long and Bloody Task: The Atlanta Campaign from Dalton through Kennesaw to the Chattahoochee, May 5-July 18, 1864 (Emerging Civil War Series)
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "Most people were introduced to John Buford through Sam Elliotts riveting portrayal of him in the film Gettysburg. Now, through the talented hand of Eric Wittenberg in his new exemplary book, a new generation of readers will meet the real Buford as history knew hima brilliant cavalry tactician and inspirational leader whose star reached its zenith at Gettysburg before an untimely illness struck him down just as opportunity for advancement to senior command beckoned. This wonderfully written and deeply researched study stands as a tribute even a gruff Old Army veteran like Buford would have admired." (Scott L. Mingus, Sr., author of Flames Beyond Gettysburg and Confederate General William Extra Billy Smith)As the author of 17 previous books on Civil War cavalry operations, Eric Wittenbergs name is well known to students of the Gettysburg Campaign. In The Devils to Pay: John Buford at Gettysburg, Wittenberg tackles one of Gettysburgs most iconic and revered leaders. Wittenbergs narrative encompasses every aspect of Bufords Gettysburg performance and readers will leave with a much better appreciation of John Buford and the cavalrymen who served under him. (James A. Hessler, author of Sickles at Gettysburg (2009) and co-author of Picketts Charge at Gettysburg (2015))Few books on Gettysburg spill much ink on the role played by General John Buford and his troopers during the opening hours of the battle, and even less regarding their participation during the rest of the first day or thereafter. Wittenbergs new master work details, for the first time, Bufords crucial roll and how he and his cavalrymen impacted the course of the battle. It is a scholarly, yet eminently readable book that is decades overdue. (J. David Petruzzi, author of The Complete Gettysburg Guide)No figure is more central to the Battle of Gettysburg than Union cavalryman John Buford. More than any other commanders decision, Bufords determination to stand and fight on July 1 precipitated all the combat that followed. Award-winning author Eric Wittenberg, noted for his excellent work on cavalry in general and Gettysburg in particular, offers a detailed examination of Bufords role in clear, well-ordered prose. The Devils to Pay is another must-have book on any Gettysburg shelf. (David A. Powell, author of The Maps of Chickamauga and The Chickamauga Campaign)an extraordinary and highly recommended addition to personal, community, and academic library collections and supplemental studies lists. (Midwest Book Review)Eric J. Wittenberg is an accomplished American Civil War cavalry historian and author. An attorney in Ohio, Wittenberg has authored over 21 books on various Civil War subjects, with particular focus on cavalry operations, as well as three dozen articles in popular magazines such as North & South, Blue&Gray, Americas Civil War, and Gettysburg Magazine. His first book, Gettysburgs Forgotten Cavalry Actions (Thomas Publications, Gettysburg PA, 1998) won the prestigious 1998 Bachelder-Coddington Literary Award. The second edition won the Army Historical Foundations Distinguished Writing Award, for Reprint, 2011. His 2014 book, The Devils to Pay: John Buford at Gettysburg. A History and Walking Tour, was awarded the Gettysburg Civil War Roundtables 2015 Book Award. Wittenberg is a favored speaker at Civil War Roundtables, and conducts tours of various Civil War battlefields and related sites. He was instrumental in saving important battlefield land at Trevilian Station and Brandy Station, Virginia, and wrote the text for the historical waysides located at Trevilian Station. He lives in Columbus with his wife Susan and their beloved dogs. Visit Eric J. Wittenberg's website: http://www.ericwittenberg.com; Title: The Devils to Pay: John Buford at Gettysburg. A History and Walking Tour.
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: The New York Times Book Review:The best concise book we have on the subject.The Wall Street Journal:Mr. McPhersonmounts a defense of Davis is provocative; the book in which he argues it is quietly persuasive. Mr. McPherson covers a great deal of ground. And there is an economical grace to his prose that makes the book a lightning-quick but lingering read that will appeal not only to Civil War buffs but also to those curious about the Southern presidency and government.The Washington Post:[A] fine study of Daviss military leadership.To this day it is difficult for many Americans to view Davis with dispassion, but McPherson has made a noble attempt to do so.Davis himself does not make that easy.Christian Science Monitor:Open minds are in short supply today, so it is refreshing that Civil War scholar and Pulitzer-winning author James M. McPherson has taken a fresh look at a subject with which is he eminently familiar: the life and times of Confederate President Jefferson Davis. With more than a dozen books about Americas greatest crucible to his credit, the 78-year-old author is still challenging past postulations.North SouthMagazine:Superb... McPherson succeeds admirably in recreating the world of 1861-1865 as seen through the eyes of a Southern nationalist and ardent defender of the established social order, and provides readers with a more balanced view of Davis than that handed down by many of his contemporaries."History Book Club:The first work to discretely consider Davis as head of his armies and navy... Crisply written, thoughtfully considered, and ultimately persuasive,Embattled Rebelis McPherson and biography at their best.James M. McPhersonis the George Henry Davis86 Professor of History Emeritus at Princeton University.He is the bestselling author of numerous books on theCivil War, includingBattle Cry of Freedom, which won thePulitzer Prize,Tried by War, andFor Cause and Comrades, bothof which won the Lincoln Prize.; Title: Embattled Rebel: Jefferson Davis as Commander in Chief
Target text information: Description: "This superb book disproves the notion that theres nothing new to learn about the Civil War. Frank Varney builds a convincing case that William Rosecrans has been treated unfairly by historians and, perhaps more significantly, that Ulysses S. Grant deliberately destroyed his reputation and the reputations of other Civil War generals." (Civil War News)"An invaluable addition to Civil War Studies and reference shelves . . . and a sharp caution against putting too much blind faith in any one person's testimony, memoir, or historical accounting. Highly Recommended." (Midwest Book Review)I dropped everything and plunged into this book. Every page I read presented challenges to accepted views, including my own. General Grant and the Rewriting of History represents considerable ingenuity and independence of thought. (John Y. Simon, editor of the Grant Papers)Frank Varney earned his Ph.D. at Cornell University. He regularly leads student groups to Civil War battlefields and makes frequent speaking appearances before Civil War Roundtables and historical societies. Professor Varney is currently developing a course to be taught on-site at Gettysburg, and will do the same for a course on Chickamauga. He teaches U.S. and classical history at Dickinson State University of North Dakota, where he is also the director of the Theodore Roosevelt Honors Leadership Program. This is his first book.; Title: General Grant and the Rewriting of History: How the Destruction of General William S. Rosecrans Influenced Our Understanding of the Civil War
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: Text: English (translation) Original Language: German; Title: The crucified God: The cross of Christ as the foundation and criticism of Christian theology
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: The interplay between the American Catholic Church and the United States has long been a source of tension for both church and state. McGreevy, an associate professor of history at the University of Notre Dame, examines the relationship between the two, beginning with the Eliot School Rebellion in Boston in 1859 and extending into the present day, when questions about abortion and human life dominate the church's engagement with American political life. The author begins by exploring efforts by some Catholics to counter the Protestant brand of Christianity being taught in the nation's public schools in the antebellum period, pointing out the sharp division that existed between Protestants and Catholics in the 19th century. He also discusses how Catholics dealt with slavery, then presents the church's stands on behalf of human life, most notably concerning abortion, a debate preceded and affected by an earlier battle over birth control. McGreevy's final chapter combines a discussion of the proposed "consistent life ethic" linking abortion, poverty, the arms race and the death penalty with a sparse treatment of the church's recent sexual abuse crisis. The author sees the scandal as further evidence of a fragile institution trying to distinguish "permanent truths from contingent applications." McGreevy's work is largely academic, and is presented in such a way that it will be of more interest to scholarly readers than ordinary Catholics. Still, it should be a valuable resource for students of modern church history. Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information, Inc.As the largest American religious denomination, Catholicism has directly and indirectly influenced intellectual and cultural life in this country. Though significant connections between Catholic ideals and American politics have been largely ignored by historians scrupulously separating church and state issues, there has nevertheless been considerable "interplay between Catholic and American ideas of freedom." McGreevy traces the evolution of this relationship from the mid-nineteenth century--when the tidal wave of Catholic European immigrants drastically altered the religious balance in the U.S.--to the present day. Controversial topics impacted by American Catholic thought and action include education, slavery, nationalism, social welfare policy, democracy, abortion, and sexual abuse. This thought-provoking combination of religious and social history provides a unique slant on the sizable role Catholicism has played upon the American stage. Margaret FlanaganCopyright American Library Association. All rights reserved; Title: Catholicism and American Freedom: A History
1-hop neighbor's text information: Description: "A fast-paced, readable introduction to the status of women in Christian history.""An excellent work which distills much of scholarship on women and Christianity...in a text which is popular and readable...." -- Carolyn DeSwarte Gifford "N/A"Endorsements: "A fast-paced, readable introduction to the status of women in Christian history." Robert T. Handy, Emeritus, Union Theological Seminary"The best collection of primary texts about women in Christianity available." Betty A. DeBerg, University of Northern Iowa; Title: Her Story: Women in Christian Tradition (2nd Edition)
Target text information: Description: "An intellectual tour de force! This book demonstrates great intellectual range and theological imagination; it should be read by all students of theology, religious studies and African American religion and history. I have nothing but praise for this work by a young African American scholar who must be reckoned with." --James H. Cone, Charles Augustus Briggs Distinguished Professor of Systematic Theology, Union Theological SeminaryJ. Kameron Carter is Associate Professor of Theology & Black Church Studies at Duke University Divinity School.; Title: Race: A Theological Account
I provide the content of the target node and its neighbors' information. The relation between the target node and its 1-hop neighbors is 'co-purchase'. The 12 categories are:
0: World
1: Americas
2: Asia
3: Military
4: Europe
5: Russia
6: Africa
7: Ancient Civilizations
8: Middle East
9: Historical Study & Educational Resources
10: Australia & Oceania
11: Arctic & Antarctica
Question: Based on the content of the target and neighbors' historical books, predict the category ID (0 to 11) for the target node.
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1-hop neighbor's text information: Georges Winkenbach;Georges Winkenbach;Department of Computer Science & Engineering;University of Washington;Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350;e-mail: [email protected];phone: (206) 526-0968;My interests are computer graphics and multimedia. My thesis work, done;under the supervision of professor;David Salesin,;deals with applying traditional pen-and-ink illustration techniques to the;automatic rendering of three-dimensional models. A few pen-and-ink images;created with our prototype rendering system can be found;here.; Other Links to Follow;Pen-and-ink image gallery.; Grail; : Graphics and Imaging Laboratory.; Department of Computer Science; and Engineering.; My wife's home page: Taweewan; Siwadune.;
1-hop neighbor's text information: Univ. of Washington Computer Science & Engineering;; Steam Powered Parallel Computing; mural, circa 1986.;GENERALINFORMATION;Including an overview of the department,;visitor schedule,;colloquia,;televised talks,;what's new in our web,;construction;progress of our new building,;department;newsletter, and more.;EDUCATION;Including a;time;schedule of classes, course;list;and;webs,;information about the;full-time;graduate program,;the professional;masters program, and the undergraduate;computer;science and;computer engineering programs,;final exam;schedules, and more.;RESEARCH;Including;research project web pages,;technical reports and;abstracts,;Computing Research Association,;and more.;PEOPLE &;ORGANIZATIONS;Including faculty, staff, students, visitors, organizations,;our;Affiliates Program,;our graduating Ph.D.;students, and more.;THE REGION;Including local information,;desktop references,;links to elsewhere,;and more.;SPOTLIGHT;UW;wins Pacific Regionals of ACM International Student Programming;Contest;Two;videos highlighting educational initiatives;Our;colloquia are now live on the MBONE;Major;donation from Intel Corporation;Dick;Karp receives National Medal of Science;Professional;Masters Program;Department;Overview;"The;Impact of a Research University: An IT Perspective";Faculty/Staff;Positions Available;"A Half Century of Exponential Progress in Information Technology";CSE for in;All pages; People; The Region; Courses; CS Laboratory; Research; News;Can't handle tables? Click here.; Department of Computer Science; & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-1695 voice, (206) 543-2969 FAX;;; Comments to; [email protected];
Target text information: GRAIL: Graphics and Imaging Laboratory;Welcome to the home page of GRAIL, the Graphics and Imaging Laboratory of the;University of Washington's Department of Computer Science and Engineering.;Information;People;Courses;Research Projects;Publications;Theses;Software and Data;Cool Images; Our Neighborhood; ; Department of Computer Science; and Engineering; University of Washington; Seattle;Local Interest;GRAIL disk usage policy; ;Comments to; [email protected];23 July 1996;
I provide the content of the target node and its neighbors' information. The relation between the target node and its 1-hop neighbors is 'hyperlink'. The 5 categories are:
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Question: Based on the content of the target and neighbors' web pages, predict the category ID (0 to 4) for the target node.
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