446 research outputs found
Oral History Interview with Nancy Lieberman, November 8, 2012
No full textInterview with Nancy Lieberman, a sports broadcast journalist. The interview includes biographical information about her life growing up in New York, her time on the first women's Olympic basketball team, and her career as a coach, author, and journalist on ESPN
Correction to “Intraseasonal variability of high‐resolution Doppler imager winds in the equatorial mesosphere and lower thermosphere” by Ruth S. Lieberman
No full textTrack 2: Workforce Development and Training – How Workforce Development Policies Impact Women in New England
No full textIn 2014, major federal workforce legislation – the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) – was signed into law. Among other changes, the new law calls for a stronger focus on career pathways and priorities for low-income individuals. This workshop will provide an overview of the key provisions of WIOA, in addition to updates on other federal legislation. State advocates will then discuss their plans for implementing WIOA, as well as other state-specific workforce advocacy efforts, with a focus on the impact for women accessing living wage jobs.
Moderator:
Susan Crandall, Director, Center for Social Policy
Panelists:
Rachel Jolly, Director of Women’s Programs, Vermont Work’s for Women
Catherine Bailey, Legal & Public Policy Director, Connecticut Women’s Education and Legal Fund
Ruth Lieberman, Vice President, Advocacy, Economic Mobility Pathway
The Role of Inertial Instability in Cross-Hemispheric Coupling
No full textThe data here supports the following paper submitted to the Journal of Atmospheric Science:
Lieberman, R.S., J. A. France, D. Ortland, S. D. Eckermann, The Role of Inertial Instability in Cross-Hemispheric Coupling, Journal of Atmospheric Science, submitted, 2020
The Role of Inertial Instability in Cross-Hemispheric Coupling
No full textThe data here supports the following paper submitted to the Journal of Atmospheric Science:
Lieberman, R.S., J. A. France, D. Ortland, S. D. Eckermann, The Role of Inertial Instability in Cross-Hemispheric Coupling, Journal of Atmospheric Science, submitted, 2020
New Age Violin: From Tradition to Innovation
No full text Julie Lyonn Lieberman, author of Blues Fiddle and New Age Violin, is equally at home playing jazz violin, Irish music, C & W, bluegrass, blues, New Age, and classical. A singer and composer as well, her music has been heard in several off-Broadway shows, and numerous music festivals, concert halls, clubs, colleges, and radio stations throughout the East Coast. </jats:p
Local and Remote Planetary Wave Effects on Polar Mesospheric Clouds in the Northern Hemisphere in 2014
No full textThis page has 2-day wave forcing data for July and August 2014 based on a quasi-geostrophic model applied to data from the Navy Global Environmental Model.
This data supports the following paper published in the Journal of Geophysical Research -- Atmospheres.
France, J. A., Randall, C. E., Lieberman, R. S., Harvey, V. L., Eckermann, S. D., Siskind, D. E., et al. (2018). Local and remote planetary wave effects on polar mesospheric clouds in the Northern Hemisphere in 2014. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 123, 5149–5162. https://doi.org/10.1029/2017JD02822
The influence of data order on the Lieberman-Ross method
No full textA statistically exact procedure for producing lower bounds on the reliability of a parallel system of independent, exponentially failing components has been produced by Lieberman and Ross. This method uses individual component failure data to estimate system characteristics. The method has the drawback that permuting the order in which components fail (but not the inter-failure times), can alter the estimated bound, i.e., the estimates are Data Order Dependent. In this paper we investigate this dependence of the estimates, and consider the effects of a prior ordering. (Author)N6685676WR00012NAPrepared for: Chief of Naval Research, Arlington, VAhttp://archive.org/details/influenceofdatao00sch
Essentials of medical biochemistry
No full textIncludes indexes.dental bookfair2016Preceded by: Marks' essential medical biochemistry / Michael Lieberman, Allan Marks, Colleen Smith. c2007.Based on: Marks' basic medical biochemistry / Michael Lieberman, Allan Marks, Alisa Peet. 4th ed. c2013.ix, 622 pages :Marks’ Essentials of Medical Biochemistry takes a patient-oriented approach that links biochemistry to physiology and pathophysiology, allowing students to apply fundamental concepts to the practice of medicine. Based on the established text, Marks’ Basic Medical Biochemistry, Marks’ Essentials is streamlined to focus only on the most essential biochemical concepts, while maintaining intuitively organized chapters centered on hypothetical patient vignettes and helpful icons for smooth navigation.
• Full-color illustrations of chemical structures and biochemical pathways elucidate core concepts and enhance understanding of the text
• Hypothetical patient vignettes ensure clinical relevance and help connect biochemistry to human health and disease
• Helpful icons guide you through each chapter and identify key concepts such as signs and symptoms, clinical pearls, treatment options and outcomes, and more
• Chapter Outlines and Key Points allow readers to preview and review chapter content
• End-of-Chapter Review Questions and Summary Disease Tables highlight the take-home messages and reinforce knowledg
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Number 11 in the Katherine Anne Porter Prize in Short Fiction Series
No full textThe short stories in this rich debut collection embody in their complexity Alice Munro’s description of the short story as “a world seen in a quick, glancing light.” In chiseled and elegant prose, Lieberman conjures wildly disparate worlds. A middle aged window washer, mourning his wife and an estranged daughter, begins to grow attached to a young woman he sees through the glass; a writer, against his better judgment, pursues a new relationship with a femme fatale who years ago broke his heart; and the daughter of a Holocaust survivor struggles with the delicate decision of whether to finally ask her aging mother how it was that she survived. It is all here—the exigencies of love, of lust, the raw, unlit terrain of grief. Whether plumbing the darker depths or casting a humorous eye on a doomed relationship, these stories never force a choice between tragedy and redemption, but rather invite us into the private moments and crucibles of lives as hungry and flawed as our own. “Quiet, moving, masterfully crafted. Such are the nine stories in Venus in the Afternoon. Tehila Lieberman writes with precision, restraint, with a compassionate heart. She inhabits her characters, young or old, men or women, honestly, but without judgment, until they rise off the page and stand before us breathing and alive. New York, the Atacama desert, Amsterdam or Cuzco in Peru, the settings in Venus in the Afternoon are just as varied as the lives which they contain. A wonderful collection, one that will stay in your mind long after you have bid it goodbye.” —Miroslav Penkov, author of East of the West and judg
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