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Anxiety Phases Dataset
No full textThe dataset in this repository includes a subset of electrocardiogram, electrodermal, torso posture and activity, wrist activity, and leg activity measures collected from a high- and low-anxiety group during a bug-phobic and social anxiety experience. Raw files of audio data are not made available to protect the anonymity of the participants, but can be made available upon request subject to ethics agreements. If you use this open-source dataset, please cite the following conference article where this dataset is originally published at:Hashini Senaratne, Levin Kuhlmann, Kirsten Ellis, Glenn Melvin, and Sharon Oviatt. 2021. A Multimodal Dataset and Evaluation for Feature Estimators of Temporal Phases of Anxiety. In Proceedings of the 2021 International Conference on Multimodal Interaction (ICMI ’21), October 18–22, 2021, Montréal, QC, Canada. ACM, New York, NY, USA, 10 pages. https://doi.org/10.1145/3462244.3479900For more details on the directory structure, refer to README.md file.Authors:Hashini Senaratne, Levin Kuhlmann, Kirsten Ellis, Glenn Melvin, and Sharon OviattLicense:This Anxiety Phase Dataset provided on this repository is published under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. This means you can use it for research and educational purposes, but you must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests the licensor endorses you or your use. You may not apply legal terms or technological measures that legally restrict others from doing anything the license permits.Acknowledgments:We would like to thank our participants, Mairead Cardamone-Breen and Lachlan James (support psychologists), and Yasura Vithana (an electronics engineer), for their immense support to the establishment of the described dataset after a Covid-19 lockdown.</div
"The Consolidated Assistance Program, Reforming Welfare by Synchronizing Public Assistance Benefits"
No full textLevin-Waldman examines the structure of existing welfare programs and concludes that the current array of benefits could be synchronized and consolidated to create a new system that would provide economic incentives to work. He suggests combining elements of the earned income tax credit (EITC) and current welfare programs into one program, a consolidated assistance program (CAP). Levin-Waldman argues that a program composed of an assistance component (with one set of benefits for working parents and a different set for nonworking parents) and a child support component could be designed to assure minimal subsistence to those unable to work while providing incentives for those on welfare to work without, in effect, penalizing them for getting off welfare. Such a program would reform welfare more expeditiously than a plan that would simply expand the EITC or put a time limit on welfare benefits. Moreover, such a plan would not necessarily add to the national budget deficit.
Head of Schmarya Levin (1867-1935) 20th century
No full textThe sitter was a Russian-born writer and Zionist. Signed and numbered 2/25 in lower left.Mrs. Zeno Darmstadter, New York.Digital imageDr. Schmarya Levin (1867-1935) was a well-known author and Zionist leader
Oral History Interview: Henry Wortis (1371)
No full textAbstract: In his March 2005 interview with Matt Levin, Henry Wortis discusses his involvement in the Labor Youth League while an undergraduate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He details the group?s membership, activities, and relationship with the wider array of leftist political ideologies, emphasizing the growing division between the Old Left and youth in the LYL. This interview was originally conducted for the author?s research for Cold War University and has been submitted for inclusion into the UW-Madison Oral History Program
In Their Time: The Riddle Behind the Epistolary Friendship Between Ernest Hemingway and Ivan Kashkin
No full textDetails Hemingway’s relationship with his Russian translator, critic, epistolary friend, and later biographer Ivan Kashkin. Despite Kashkin’s merciless assessments of Hemingway’s mental health and writing, Hemingway remained loyal to his friend, honoring Kashkin by naming one of the Soviet fighters in For Whom the Bell Tolls after him. Suggesting that each author was the other’s alter ego, Levin examines Kashkin’s poetry and tragic life in the context of their shared generation
Hannah Arendt – Rahel Levin: duas biografias, sujeito e espelho
No full textEste artigo propõe uma reflexão sobre a biografia de Rahel Levin produzida por Hannah Arendt com o intuito de abordar a complexidade desse exercício que revela tanto aspectos metodológicos, quanto dimensões sócio-antropológicas e intelectuais da autora e de seu tema. A análise desse trabalho biográfico, somada a outras fontes conduziu à descoberta de aspectos dos usos adotados por Arendt para o método biográfico, questões relacionadas à identidade e ao surgimento da categoria “indivíduo” na Europa a partir do século XVIII, ao lado de aspectos sutis do pensamento da biógrafa bem como suas relações com a mulher cuja vida a fascinou.AbstractThis article proposes a reflection about Hannah Arendt’s biography on Rahel Levin aiming to approach this complexity that reveals methodological, social-anthropological and intellectual aspects of both the author and her theme. The analyses of this biographic work along with other sources has taken to the discovery of Arendt’s biographic method, of issues related to identity and the birth of the “individual” category in Europe since the 18th century, sided to subtle aspects of the writer as well as her relations with Levin’s fascinating life.Key-Words: Hanna Arendt. Rahel Levin. Biographic Method. Individual. Identity. Romanticis
Moyshe Levin (Ber Sarin) of Yung-Vilne and His Solo Publishing Venture for Children
No full textMoshe [Moyshe] Levin, talented author and artist, was better known by his pseudonym Ber Sarin, the pen name he used when he wrote short Yiddish books in rhyme for children who were just beginning to read. He wrote the lively texts, illustrated them in color and black and white, and self-published many of them in Vilnius (Vilna) Lithuania in the 1930s. The books were popular and successful with teachers and children. He was a graduate of the Vladimir Medem Teachers’ Seminary, a teacher in the TSYSHO school system, and a member of Yung-Vilne .2017 is the 75th anniversary of Levin’s murder at the hands of the Nazis. Levin left behind a wife and daughter who also perished during the Holocaust. Levin’s literary legacy, the books themselves, survived in limited numbers in only a handful of libraries; some are now available on the web. This article includes a brief biography of Moshe ]Moyshe] Levin (Ber Sarin), an overview and discussion of his work for children, information on the current whereabouts of his works, and a bibliography with brief annotations of the works the author was able to view.</jats:p
Leidental, Kroum, Lajan et les autres. Traduire le nom des personnages dans l’oeuvre de Hanokh Levin
No full textIn all the plays of Hanoch Levin, the names the author gives his characters combine a meaning, which may be hidden or obvious, with a particularly wrought form. They immediately set the tone of what is to follow and are at once a real challenge to the translator and a tool of primary importance for all those seeking to make these texts their own. Solutions are found on a case-by-case basis and I have sought to shed light on this aspect of my theatrical work through a series of concrete examples.Dans toutes les pièces de Hanokh Levin, les noms dont l’auteur affuble ses personnages combinent un sens – évident ou caché – et une forme particulièrement travaillée. Véritable défi de traduction, ils donnent d’emblée le ton de ce qui va suivre et sont un outil de première importance pour tous ceux qui veulent s’approprier ces textes. Les solutions étant trouvées au cas par cas, c’est à travers une série d’exemples concrets que j’ai essayé d’éclairer cette facette de ma pratique théâtrale.Sendrowicz Laurence. Leidental, Kroum, Lajan et les autres. Traduire le nom des personnages dans l’oeuvre de Hanokh Levin. In: Équivalences, 44e année-n°1-2, 2017. La traduction théâtrale. pp. 131-143
INTERSECTIONS IN SUBVARIETIES OF Glm AND APPLICATIONS TO LACUNARY POLYNOMIALS
No full textWe investigate intersections of a given subvariety X of Glm with cosets of 1-parameter subtori, on interpreting the context in terms of S-unit points over function fields. On adopting a function field version of a method introduced recently by the second author, extending to arbitrary dimensions previous work of the first and third authors, we prove that when the number of intersections is substantially higher than expected, one can classify the relevant subtori. As a consequence, we obtain a classification of the cosets of subtori such that there are many multiple intersections with X. This also allows a new proof of a conjecture of Erdős and Rényi on lacunary polynomials. We finally show how the methods yield results in the realm of Unlikely Intersections in Glm, and in the last section, reinterpret some of the results in terms of Vojta’s conjecture with truncated counting functions
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