A tribute briefly describing Raymond Bradley’s gratitude to David Loye for his friendship, support, and mentorship. Their relationship began through a mutual acquaintance, the world-renowned neuropsychologist Karl Pribram, extended over four decades before David’s passing.

In this paper, we describe our initial experiences with Mixed Reality Architecture (MRA) in use in an everyday office setting. Two offices and one meeting space were dynamically linked across a single virtual space for a period of three weeks. MRA has become useful for maintaining general background awareness of others but also as an easy to engage with tool for remote communication. We describ...

John Kirkup, the distinguished orthopaedic surgeon and archivist recently published a book describing the history of amputation. This annotation highlights the importance of this work and the particular relevance of many of its themes to current orthopaedic and trauma practice.

This paper introduces the Special Issue on Uneven and Combined Development (UCD). It begins by briefly outlining idea of UCD reviewing its history – from origins in writings Leon Trotsky to contemporary renaissance field international studies. A second section then contributions this Issue, showing how they amount a powerful new wave

Throughout its thirty year history, the transient energy simulation package TRNSYS has been under continual enhancement by an international group of developers and users. This paper briefly describes a subset of the features that were added to the simulation package with the release of its 16 version in November, 2004.

With this issue, we complete volume 7 of the Journal of Community Hospital Internal Medicine Perspectives – JCHIMP. In this perspective piece, we will briefly review the history of the journal and its raison d’etre. TheAnnals of Internal Medicine recently celebrated its 90th birthday. We are celebrating JCHIMP’s 7th. We will discuss recent changes related to our publisher change at the end of v...

Working in various areas of Mathematics, Computational Mathematics, and Computer Science, I have introduced a number of new insights and novel methods, revealed unexpected links among some seemingly distant subjects, and proposed new research directions and new areas of study. I have presented my findings in four books, over 20 surveys in journals, magazines, and book chapters, over 80 refereed...

This monograph, based on Sandra Kübler’s Ph.D. thesis, introduces the reader to research at the intersection of data-driven parsing and memory-based learning. Compared to other approaches to parsing, including knowledgebased methods, memory-based parsing takes the provocative standpoint that new structures can be parsed by analogical reasoning over stored structures, rather than by abstracted r...