I Went to a Wake Once

I Went to See the Elephant

Every man's life is an interesting story. When one of the leading physiologists of our time gathers his memories and opinions, his frustrations and achievements into an autobiography, he is sure to have an interested audience. And when these reminiscences are pithy, uninhibited, concise and specific the story may be instructive as well as fascinating. Dwight Ingle began life on an Idaho farm, m...

I went; I saw: I was never the same!

Responding to Covid-19 — A Once-in-a-Century Pandemic?

SARS-CoV-2 is a highly transmissible respiratory virus causing COVID-19, a disease that has become pandemic. It is the biggest public health concern of this century. The sudden emergence of the novel SARS-CoV-2 has rapidly evolved into a pandemic that posed a serious threat to global health and economy Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, solving immediate problems and preventing problems are two ...

I Went Down To The Crossroads: Conjoining Catamorphisms

This paper attempts to address software specification, design and implementation reuse by bringing together work from a number of areas of program development. Refinement calculi are based on widespectrum languages that include abstract, logical specifications, which are transformed into executable programs. Functional and relational calculi allow programs and specifications to be manipulated u...

“I Went to a Fight the Other Night and a Hockey Game Broke Out”

BACKGROUND The current study explored the relationship between fighting behavior and passage of time, across games and seasons, in an attempt to assess if violent behavior in hockey is impulsive or intentional. HYPOTHESIS Before engaging in fighting behavior, players assess the utility of their actions and thus will fight less when the game is on the line (third period) and when champions are...