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Social Networking Mixes the Hip with the Proven"THIS YEAR'S EXPLOSIVE GROWTH IN SOCIAL SOFTWARE REMINDS ME OF SHAKESPEARE'S FAMOUS LINE FROM THE TEMPEST, 'WHAT IS PAST IS PROLOGUE."' When Computers in Librariestakes up K. H UVWE the topic of Hip Hig

Pittsburgh - EXP - 1834

Social Networking Mixes the Hip with the Proven"THIS YEAR'S EXPLOSIVE GROWTH IN SOCIAL SOFTWARE REMINDS ME OF SHAKESPEARE'S FAMOUS LINE FROM THE TEMPEST, 'WHAT IS PAST IS PROLOGUE."' When Computers in Librariestakes up K. H UVWE the topic of Hip Hig

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Chapter 5Social VideoVideoblogging & YouTuben the past year, viewing and creating video for the Web skyrocketed to the top of many Internet users' lists. The popularity of YouTube, Google Video, and other sharing sites, coupled with the ease of

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3 6 I InformationTodayApril 2007www.lntotocfav.coniwww.infotoday.com/linkupYour Personal Guide 1 0 t:he V\#eb :omeA 'del.icio.us' Way to Use Bookmarksregister With del.icio.usby THOMAS PACKThe Folksonomic ApproachEDITED BYLoRAiNF P

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practice & researchblogging for beginnersCan the blogging phenomenon offer anything to people with learning disabilities? Yes, says Denise Stokes, who co-ordinates a pioneering group based in CoventryKeywords comrriLinication information techno

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IOWWW.IWR.CO.UK/INFOTECHSOCIAL COMPUTING WITHOUT TEARSReluctant IT departments are playing it safe with social networking, but that could all be about to change, as David Tebbutt explainsfew months ago the IWR blog carried a post about nast\- goi

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Media IN and FOR the Language Class Presenter: Zsuzsa HorvthIntroductionSponsored by CIDDE Supported by the Robert Henderson Language Media CenterMedia and Technology in the ClassroomRoom with media service: - pick up key (Instructional Media Se

Pittsburgh - TECHWORKSH - 01

Stacks, Buttons, Fields, and Cards in HyperCardCreating New Stacks Find the icon for "Home" or "HyperCard" and double-click on it.If you are on the first card of the Home stack the upper left portion of your screen probably looks something like t

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1. Basic Hypercard InformationCommands Which Are Used in Almost All Macintosh Programs Command key: (on either side of the Space Bar)+Q +N +O +W +S +Z +X +C +V +PQuit from a program New file (inside Hypercard: "New card") Open file or program (d

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Administrative Issues in Outbreak InvestigationsOR.How to Optimize Your 15 Minutes of FameM. Joan Mallick, R.N., Ph.D.Part AGetting to Know the Media Before an Emergency StrikesBackgroundA The anthrax "outbreak" of 2001 brought theissue

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Classroom RulesClassroom rules will be set by the students, but guided by the three teachers around five core values: Body Basics, Honesty, Respect, Responsibility, and Caring. Once the students have created rules that they can agree on, the three t

Pittsburgh - LASA - 97

Better Workers, Better Wives: Vocational Education for Poor Women in Turn-of-the-Century Chile1by Elizabeth Quay Hutchison Colby CollegePrepared for delivery at the 1997 Meeting of the Latin American Studies Association, Continental Plaza Hotel,

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NBER WORKING PAPER SERIESABORTION AND SELECTION Elizabeth Oltmans Ananat Jonathan Gruber Phillip B. Levine Douglas Staiger Working Paper 12150 http:/www.nber.org/papers/w12150 NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH 1050 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge

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R&D and productivity: Estimating production functions when productivity is endogenousUlrich Doraszelski Harvard University and CEPR Jordi Jaumandreu Universidad Carlos III and CEPRApril 2007 Preliminary and incomplete. Comments very welcome.Abst

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How U.S. Students Perceive Cuba: A Current Cultural ExperienceAviva Chomsky History Department Salem State College Salem, MA 01970 978-542-6389 achomsky@salem.mass.eduPrepared for delivery at the 1998 meeting of the Latin American Studies Associa

Pittsburgh - CS - 1550

Outline of this class How to submit your assignment? A few examples Install NachOS for second assignmentusemainsimple.c usestring.c usefork.c useexecvp.c~jrmst106/public/1550Synch.pl1

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CS 2750 Machine Learning Lecture 13Multi-way classificationMilos Hauskrecht milos@cs.pitt.edu 5329 Sennott SquareCS 2750 Machine LearningAdministrative announcementsHomework 6 due on Wednesday Plan for the upcoming month: Homework 7 due on

Pittsburgh - CS - 2750

CS 2750 Machine Learning Lecture 12Nave Bayes classifier & Evaluation frameworkMilos Hauskrecht milos@cs.pitt.edu 5329 Sennott SquareCS 2750 Machine LearningGenerative approach to classificationIdea: 1. Represent and learn the distribution p

Pittsburgh - CS - 3750

CS 3750 Machine Learning Lecture 20Support vector machinesMilos Hauskrecht milos@cs.pitt.edu 5329 Sennott SquareCS 3750 Advanced Machine LearningLinearly separable classesThere is a hyperplane that separates training instances with no error

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CS 2750 Machine Learning Lecture 14Support vector machinesMilos Hauskrecht milos@cs.pitt.edu 5329 Sennott SquareCS 2750 Machine LearningOutlineOutline: Fisher Linear Discriminant Algorithms for linear decision boundary Support vector mach

Pittsburgh - CS - 2750

CS 2750 Machine Learning Lecture 21Learning with hidden variables and missing values.Milos Hauskrecht milos@cs.pitt.edu 5329 Sennott SquareCS 2750 Machine LearningLearning probability distributionBasic learning settings: A set of random vari

Pittsburgh - CS - 2710

CS 2710 Foundations of AI Lecture 25Learning probability distributionsMilos Hauskrecht milos@cs.pitt.edu 5329 Sennott SquareCS 2710 Foundations of AIDensity estimationData: D = {D1 , D2 ,., Dn } Di = x i a vector of attribute values Attribut

Pittsburgh - CS - 3710

CS 3710 Advanced Topics in AI Lecture 6Undirected graphical models and factorsMilos Hauskrecht milos@cs.pitt.edu 5329 Sennott SquareCS 3710 Probabilistic graphical modelsFactors Factor: is a function that maps value assignments for a subset o

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CS 3710 Advanced Topics in AI Lecture 15Constructing Free Energy Approximations and GBP AlgorithmsBranislav Kveton bkveton@cs.pitt.edu 5802 Sennott SquareCS 3710 Probabilistic graphical modelsContent Why? Belief propagation (BP) Factor

Pittsburgh - CS - 2620

INTERDISCIPLINARYMODELINGANDVISUALIZATIONIntroductionLiz MaraiJanuary 5, 2009Introduction 1/17INTERDISCIPLINARYMODELINGANDVISUALIZATIONVisualization In general: (graphic) any technique for creating images, diagrams, or animat

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=Name: James ShoemakerDept: PsychiatryYear (Fr, So, Jr, Sr, Gr<n>): GRE-mail:calceusATyahoo.comPhone(s): Want to learn: I am interested in learning what is possible using current technology, and how that technology can be expanded.Other

Pittsburgh - RX - 2011

From schmotze+ at pitt.edu Tue Apr 1 09:08:41 2008From: schmotze+ at pitt.edu (Schmotzer, Lori Marie)Date: Tue Apr 1 09:08:47 2008Subject: [Rx2011] FW: Highmark Managed Care Summer InternshipIn-Reply-To: <F7BD22056ED101408F179A18ABF65685A75C0F

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From waterstc+ at pitt.edu Mon Oct 1 17:05:17 2007From: waterstc+ at pitt.edu (Waters, Thomas C)Date: Tue Oct 2 04:11:39 2007Subject: [Rx2011] Scholarship ApplicationMessage-ID: <C326D94D.637E%waterstc@pitt.edu>Earlier today, the scholarship

Pittsburgh - IS - 0020

1IS 0020Program Design and Software ToolsTemplates Lecture 10 March 23, 2004 2003 Prentice Hall, Inc. All rights reserved.2Introduction Templates Function templates Specify entire range of related (overloaded) functions Function-templa

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1IS 0020Program Design and Software ToolsTemplate, Standard Template Library Lecture 9 March 22, 2005 2003 Prentice Hall, Inc. All rights reserved.2Introduction Overloaded functions Similar operations but Different types of data Functi

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Quiz 6, IS0020, Feb 17, 2004 Name:1. The correct function name for overloading the addition (+) operator is (a) operator+ (b) +operator (c) operator(+) (d) operator:+ ANS: (a) Which statement about operator overloading is false? (a) New operators c

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IEEE/ACM TRANSACTIONS ON NETWORKING, VOL. 11, NO. 3, JUNE 2003399Dynamic Routing of Restorable Bandwidth-Guaranteed Tunnels Using Aggregated Network Resource Usage InformationMurali Kodialam, Associate Member, IEEE, and T. V. Lakshman, Senior Me

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1IS 0020Program Design and Software ToolsPolymorphism, Template, Preprocessor Lecture 6 June 28, 2004 2003 Prentice Hall, Inc. All rights reserved.2Introduction Polymorphism "Program in the general" Derived-class object can be treated a

Pittsburgh - CHEM - 1410

Chapter 6 CommutatorsThe values of two different observables, a and b, can be simultaneously determined (precisely) only if the measurement does not change the state of the system. aA bB( A n = n n ) BA n ( x) = B n b ( x), if n an e.f.

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Game Evaluation TemplateIdentification Name URL Manufacturer Author(s) Date of Production Classification Type Intended Audience Yahoo Chess Games.yahoo.com Yahoo! Yahoo and their game designers (Not quite sure) Copyright 2008Strategy All Ages, Nov

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GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR WRITTEN LAB REPORTSTitleA good title should describe lab concisely, adequately, appropriately. List the students who worked on the lab, your group number, and the roles each of you played (Manager, Recorder, Skeptic). If a gr

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Phys 0175Midterm Exam I SolutionsJan 28, 20091. (12 pts) In a region of space there is an electric eld E1 that is uniform in magnitude and direction, due to charges that are not shown. The magnitude and direction of E1 are indicated by arrows s

Pittsburgh - PHYS - 0175

Phys 0175Practice Midterm Exam IJan 28, 2009Note: THIS IS A REPRESENTATION OF THE ACTUAL TEST. It is a sample and does not include questions on every topic covered since the start of the semester. Also be sure to review Homework assignments on

Pittsburgh - PHYS - 0175

Problems: Finding electric force and electric charge In your group, work these 3 problems on electric force and charge on a whiteboard. You should finish these 3 problems in about 40 minutes, to leave time for the experiment. These problems will give

Pittsburgh - PHYS - 0175

Introduction to VPython for E&M This tutorial will guide you through the basics of programming in VPythonVPython is a programming language that allows you to easily make 3-D graphics and animations. We will use it extensively in this course to model

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:473Preparing a "U" tape Use a strip of tape about 20 cm long (about 8 inches, about as long as this paper is wide). Shorter pieces are not flexible enough, and longer pieces are difficult to handle. Fold under one end of the strip to make a nons

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Phys 0175Practice Midterm Exam IJan 28, 2009Note: THIS IS A REPRESENTATION OF THE ACTUAL TEST. It is a sample and does not include questions on every topic covered since the start of the semester. Also be sure to review homework assignments on

Pittsburgh - PHYS - 0175

Measuring potential differences Recorder_ Manager_ Skeptic_Energizer_ 1 Setting up the voltmeter You will use a digital multimeter to measure potential differences. Since the meter can measure different things, you need to set it to measure DC voltag

Pittsburgh - PHYS - 0174

Keystone: Chapter 1! A particle is initially at position r0 = 3, !4, 4 m . After 0.3 seconds, it has moved to ! position r = 6, !5, 4 m .a) What is the average velocity of the particle? (Calculate both the magnitude and unit vector direction.) b)

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Learning and Problem Solving Experiments @ Learning Research & Development CenterResearchers at the University of Pittsburgh are looking for subjects to participate in experiments on learning and problem solving in math and physics. To participate

Pittsburgh - PHYS - 0175

Rubric: 100 points total TITLE (4 pts): Author list complete, with roles and group number included. Describes lab concisely, adequately, appropriately ABSTRACT (6 pts): Summarizes the gist of each part in proper order Conveys a sense of the full repo

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Keystone: Chapter 2 A rollerblader with mass 50 kg is enjoying a Sunday afternoon in the park. As she comes to a straight stretch in the path, she stops and decides to time herself. As she starts her stopwatch, she notices that relative to the gazebo