124 research outputs found
'May Contain Nuts'? The Reality behind the Rhetoric Surrounding the British Conservatives' New Group in the European Parliament
No full textThis is the original accepted version of the paper (consisting of three parts):'May Contain Nuts’? The Reality behind the Rhetoric Surrounding the British Conservatives’ New Group in the European Parliament; Authors: TIM BALE, SEA´ N HANLEY AND ALEKS SZCZERBIAK, published originally in The Political Quarterly 81(1): 85-98, January–March, Copyright The Authors © 2010. An online version of the final, compiled by the journal, version is available at: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1467-923X.2009.02067.x/pd
Affective Engagement in Information Visualization
No full textAll of the work presented hence forth was conducted in the DVC Lab (Design, Visualization, & Cognition Laboratory) at Purdue University, West Lafayette. All projects and associated methods were approved by Purdue University’s Human Research Protection Program [IRB protocol#: 1611018468, 1703018955, 1902021654, 1903021883].Stage 1 I was the lead investigator and main experimenter of Stage 1 where I was responsible for all major areas of concept formation, data collection, data analysis, as well as the majority of manuscript composition. Ali Baigelenov and Michael Saenz were involved in the qualitative coding process as coders and contributed to manuscript edits. Dr. Paul Parsons was the principle investigator and supervisory author on this study and was involved throughout the study in concept formation, data analysis, and manuscript composition. Note that the work came from a creative process that heavily involved all of them. A preliminary version of Stage 1 has been published [1].Stage 2 I was the lead investigator of Stage 2, responsible for all major areas of concept formation, item writing, data collection, data analysis, as well as manuscript composition. Dr. Anne Traynor advised the research methods of instrument development. Dr. Paul Parsons was the principle investigator and supervisory author on this study and was involved throughout the study in concept formation and study administration. Note that the work came from a creative process that heavily involved all of them. A preliminary version of Stage 2 and part of literature review has been published [2].Stage 3 I was the lead investigator and main experimenter of Stage 3 where I was responsible for all major areas of concept formation, data collection, data analysis, as well as the majority of manuscript composition. Dr. Anne Traynor instructed data collection and data analysis throughout the study. Ali Baigelenov contributed to experiment preparation and manuscript edits. Dr. Paul Parsons was the principle investigator as well as supervisory author on this study and was involved throughout the study in concept formation and manuscript composition. Dr. Steven Landry supported and reimbursed expense for the experiments. Note that the work came from a creative process that heavily involved all of them. A preliminary version of Stage 2, Stage 3, and part of literature review has been published [3].Stage 4 I was the lead investigator and main experimenter of Stage 4, responsible for all major areas of concept formation, data collection, data analysis, as well as manuscript composition. Dr. Anne Traynor instructed data collection and data analysis throughout the study in concept formation and manuscript edits. Dr. Paul Parsons was the principle investigator as well as supervisory author on this study and was involved throughout the study. Dr. Steven Landry supported and reimbursed expense for the experiments
Filter Base Integration
No full textIn this paper we seek to investigate and compare several Kurzweil-Henstock type integrals. We present these integrals as special cases of a more general construction and establish key properties required in order to create similar "well behaved" integrals. After establishing basic results (additivity, monotonicity, etc.) for these integrals, we shift our focus to more interesting questions about them. We consider mainly the following topics: additivity, their relationship to the Lebesgue integral, absolute integrability, their relationships with each other, their relationship with differentiation, possible convergence theorems and the establishment of a Fubini Theorem
The Pursuit of Noh-ledge
No full textKata, or fixed patterns, are an element of performance seemingly unique to the Japanese theatre tradition. To further investigate this phenomenon, I am tracing it back to what I believe is its genesis in medieval noh theatre. This is represented here by a ko-omote mask, of which both the inside and outside are presented simultaneously. Most people interpret this art form from an external perspective, never delving deeper into the internal mechanics which functionally drive the art. In other words, they limit their perspective to only one half of the whole. My research takes into consideration both the internal and external influences that have molded noh into the living tradition that it is today. I hope to illuminate the historical, pedagogical, and artistic factors that drive the preservation of the somatic texts of kata and consequently bring said insight into western dialogue. Additionally, when research takes place in one language and is published in another, the researcher necessarily becomes a bridge between the two cultures. My personal seal marking my translation on the image's left side reflects the personal responsibility I take on as a researcher to represent foreign cultures with dignity and autonomy. // Program of Study: Master of Arts (Thesis) // Faculty/Department: East Asian Studies // Place of creation: Edmonton, Albert
The Adventures of Tiny Turkey (1999) | Image 001
No full textPerformed: 20-30 July 1999; Eric Traynor\u27s The Adventures of Tiny Turkey was presented by the Taste of the Town Summer Theatre. The original character was developed by Eric Traynor, then JSU Assistant Professor of Drama, and is set in fantasy land. Production staff members were Eric Traynor (co-director and keyboardist), Steven Whitton (co-director), Carlton Ward (scenic design and painting), Randal Blades (costume designer and logo design), David Keefer (light/sound design and technical director), Tim Prestridge (stage manager), Gina Claeren (production assistant), Chrissy Millwood and Devon Watson (properties), Gloria Helm (costume shop manager), Carlton Ward (managing director/producer), Jan Rhodes (box office manager, publicity, program layout). Costume crew were Mandy Carter, Paula Pierce, Tim Prestridge, Cris Morriss, Nicole Humphrey, Gloria Helm, Freddy Clements. Scenery and lighting crew were Steve Mullis, Doug Millington, Misty Layne, Deandre Marbury, Lashun Alexander, Shatobrion Carmichael, Kimberly Jackson, Mark Manning, Adalon Nelms, Diane O\u27Kelley. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/productions_images/6962/thumbnail.jp
The Adventures of Tiny Turkey (1999) | Program
No full textPerformed: 20-30 July 1999; Eric Traynor\u27s The Adventures of Tiny Turkey was presented by the Taste of the Town Summer Theatre. The original character was developed by Eric Traynor, then JSU Assistant Professor of Drama, and is set in fantasy land. Production staff members were Eric Traynor (co-director and keyboardist), Steven Whitton (co-director), Carlton Ward (scenic design and painting), Randal Blades (costume designer and logo design), David Keefer (light/sound design and technical director), Tim Prestridge (stage manager), Gina Claeren (production assistant), Chrissy Millwood and Devon Watson (properties), Gloria Helm (costume shop manager), Carlton Ward (managing director/producer), Jan Rhodes (box office manager, publicity, program layout). Costume crew were Mandy Carter, Paula Pierce, Tim Prestridge, Cris Morriss, Nicole Humphrey, Gloria Helm, Freddy Clements. Scenery and lighting crew were Steve Mullis, Doug Millington, Misty Layne, Deandre Marbury, Lashun Alexander, Shatobrion Carmichael, Kimberly Jackson, Mark Manning, Adalon Nelms, Diane O\u27Kelley. This item is contained within the Whitton drama production materials.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/productions_all/1014/thumbnail.jp
The Adventures of Tiny Turkey (1999) | Set Drawing 001
No full textPerformed: 20-30 July 1999; Eric Traynor\u27s The Adventures of Tiny Turkey was presented by the Taste of the Town Summer Theatre. The original character was developed by Eric Traynor, then JSU Assistant Professor of Drama, and is set in fantasy land. Production staff members were Eric Traynor (co-director and keyboardist), Steven Whitton (co-director), Carlton Ward (scenic design and painting), Randal Blades (costume designer and logo design), David Keefer (light/sound design and technical director), Tim Prestridge (stage manager), Gina Claeren (production assistant), Chrissy Millwood and Devon Watson (properties), Gloria Helm (costume shop manager), Carlton Ward (managing director/producer), Jan Rhodes (box office manager, publicity, program layout). Costume crew were Mandy Carter, Paula Pierce, Tim Prestridge, Cris Morriss, Nicole Humphrey, Gloria Helm, Freddy Clements. Scenery and lighting crew were Steve Mullis, Doug Millington, Misty Layne, Deandre Marbury, Lashun Alexander, Shatobrion Carmichael, Kimberly Jackson, Mark Manning, Adalon Nelms, Diane O\u27Kelley. This item is contained within the Theatre & Film Production Archive.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/productions_images/10212/thumbnail.jp
The prisoner's right to vote and civic responsibility: Reaffirming the social contract?
No full textCopyright © 2009 NAPOThis article considers the issue of the prisoner’s right to vote in the light of recent developments in law and policy. It critically reviews the purported justifications for disenfranchisement and argues that re-enfranchisement should be pursued on the grounds of both principle and policy
Treating Aquaculture Wastewater
No full textAnalyzing aquaculture waste treatment methods and Increasing IMTA in the U.S.Fall 2014Accompanied by video fil
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