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Eindhoven, Netherlands, June , Lecture Notes in Computer Science. Springer or local pdf. Best Paper award. ACM dl , local pdf and YouTube video. Best paper Honorable Mention award. ACM dl , local pdf and video. Ciudad Real, Spain. ACM DL or local pdf and video and video of talk. Kerry Chang and Brad A. Margaret Burnett and Brad A. Chang, Brad A. Myers, Gene M. Andrews, UK. Kerry S. Erik Harpstead, Christopher J. MacLellan, Kenneth R. Koedinger, Vincent Aleven, Steven P.

Dow, Brad A. July 6 - July 9, , Memphis, Tennessee. Cambridge, MA. ACM DL or local pdf and video. LaToza, Brad A. Myers, "Active Code Completion. Austin, TX, May , Thomas D. LaToza and Brad Myers. Atlanta, GA, April , Eisenberg, Jeffrey Stylos, and Brad A. Hong Kong, China.

Feb 7—10, Corvallis, Oregon. Myers, Kenneth R. Boston, MA, April , Atlanta, GA, November , Sept , , Herrsching am Ammersee, Germany. See also the original survey. Chicago, Illinois, July , Winner, Distinguished Paper Award. Florence, Italy, April , Sept , , Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Herbsleb, Brad A.

Gonzalez, Jacob O. Minneapolis, MN. ACM or local pdf Jacob O. Coblenz, Andrew J. Wobbrock, Brad A. Sept , , Brighton, UK. Nominated for most-influential paper award. Weitzman, Andrew J. Montreal, Canada, April , See also YouTube or local video Jacob O.

Jeffrey Nichols, Brad A. Louis, MO. October , Atlanta, GA. Winner, Best Paper Award. Myers, and Htet Htet Aung. Canadian Human-Computer Communications Society. May , , London, Ontario, Canada. Vienna, Austria, April , Myers and Kevin Litwack.

Auckland, New Zealand. Judged to be one of the two best papers. Myers, and John Kembel. May , , Providence, Rhode Island. Myers, and Scott E. Harris, Roni Rosenfeld, Mathilde Pignol. Wobbrock, Jodi Forlizzi, Scott E. Hudson, Brad A. Keynote speech , September , , Pisa, Italy. Pane, B. Myers, and L. Arlington, VA, September , See also: video Juan Casares, Brad A. Myers, A. Acrobat pdf Brad A. Myers, Jacob O. July , Edinburgh, Scotland. Robert C. Miller and Brad A.

San Francisco, CA, January , PDF Brad A. Chris Long. Minneapolis, Minnesota, April , Orlando, Florida. Abowd, B. Brummit, and S. Shafer, ed. Sept 30 - Oct 2, , Atlanta, Georgia. Myers, Juan P. Myers, Robert C. Tied for "Best Student Paper" award.

April , The Hague, The Netherlands. November , Asheville, NC. Miller, Brad A. Myers, "Lightweight Structured Text Processing. Winner of "Outstanding Paper Award. McDaniel and Brad A. Pittsburgh, PA, May , Myers, Herb Stiel, and Robert Gargiulo. Los Angeles, CA, April , Topaz Richard G.

Seattle, WA. Myers and David Kosbie. Vancouver, BC, Canada. Corbett and Brad A. Alexandria, VA. Wayne Gray and Deboray Boehm-Davis, editors. Ablex Publishing corporation, Norwood, NJ. Denver, CO. May, Green and Brad A. Glasgow, Scotland, August, Abstract or pdf Francesmary Modugno and Brad A.

Petersburg, Russia, August, An updated version appears in Lecture Notes in Computer Science Springer-Verlag, Abstract Compressed Postscript David S. Myers, Jade Goldstein, and Matthew A. Boston, MA, Apr. See also YouTube video and local video and shorter video. McDaniel, and David S. Amsterdam, The Netherlands, April , See also: YouTube video or local video. Osamu Hashimoto and Brad A. Giuse, and Brad Vander Zanden. Myers and Mary Beth Rosson. Monterrey, CA, May , ACM DL or local copy.

Keiji Kojima and Brad A. Kobe, Japan, October , New Orleans, LA. April May 2, ACM ref. See also YouTube video or local video Brad A. Skokie, Ill, October , Seattle, WA, April , ACM ref or local pdf Brad A. Austin, Texas, April 30 - May 4, , pp. ACM ref Brad A. Myers, Ravinder Chandhok, and Atul Sareen. Pittsburgh, PA, October , , pp. Pedro Szekely and Brad Myers. Sigplan Notices, vol. Toronto, Ont. Myers and William Buxton. Dallas, Texas.

Reprinted in R. Baecker and W. Boston, MA. San Francisco, CA. Reprinted as Datapro Report no. AS, Dec, See also YouTube video or local mp4. Detroit, MI. Myers, Alexander Maedche. Paper and video presentation. August September 3, , Bari, Italy and virtual. DOI: Springer DL. July 10, Invited keynote talk. New Orleans, LA, October 24, October , , Athens, Greece. Angela Suen, Rachel A. White, "A randomized trial of an interactive web-based tool to support surrogate decision-makers in the ICU".

May , DOI. May 5, Online pdf. Raleigh, NC. See programminglanguageusability. San Jose, CA, May 8, April 19, , Seoul, Korea, on-line or local pdf. Pilewski, Christian A. October , , Bethesda, MD. YoungSeok Yoon and Brad A. Zurich, Switzerland, June 2, Myers,Yaad Oren, Keren Rotenberg.

On-line pdf or local pdf. LaToza and Brad A. Torre Canne Brindisi , Italy. Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heidelberg. May 2, Cape Town, South Africa. Myers, Margaret M. Burnett, Andrew J. Myers, Zizhuang Yang. Saturday, April 4th, , Boston, MA.

Myers and Andrew J. February 4th - 8th, Siegen, Germany. February 8, Myers, Alex Begey, Robert P. Podium session presented at the Council for the Advancement of Nursing Science. State of the Science Congress in Nursing Research. Washington DC. May 12, Andrew Ko and Brad Myers. May 13, , Leipzig, Germany, pp. Myers, Daniel P. Siewiorek, Dennis Cosgrove, Jeffrey S. Pierce, Matt Conway, Don Marinelli. Ko, Alan Blackwell. Extended Abstracts, CHI' A Dew, B.

Hawkins, D. Ren, A. Begey, R. Zomak, K. Lo Coco, K. Appears as: A. Burnett, Susan Wiedenbeck, and Andrew J. Myers, Michael J. Ko, Margaret M. See also the talk slides as a color pdf or a black-and-white pdf Andrew Faulring and Brad A. Myers, Brandon Rothrock. Myers, Sophie H. McCurry, and Brad A. On August 7, , Mrs. Jones was also assigned Principal of the High School Building. On October 25, , the Board received a legal opinion as to its power to purchase property and build school houses.

On June 5, , the Board carried its custom of promotion of scholars from lower to higher grades with 75 percent as the standard for promotion. On July 3, , the Board received communication from the Clerk of the Council offering use of the Council rooms for Board meetings. On September 6, , the Superintendent reported enrollment of pupils to date: 2, During a special session on September 3, , the Superintendent was authorized to redistrict the City for the Board. On December 3, , the Board adopted its governing rules and regulations.

The September 11, Minutes include the newsclipping, "City Schools: A New Division of the School Districts" which describes schools by district and includes attendance boundaries and names of principals. McKinley concerning the necessary restrictions for the prevention of contagious diseases in the public schools. On April 6, , a resolution was presented and read with no response or action taken by the Board, asking the School Department's cooperation in ridding the City of the Chinese, a curse to youth in immorality.

On May 17, , the Board met in special session to arrange the move of Central School house in whole or in part. On September 18, , the Secretary was instructed to ask the Chief of Police to station a policeman at the Central Building while it was being moved across Temple Street. On February 12, , the Board discussed amendments to the Charter which would be more beneficial to the School Department than those proposed by the City Council. On September 27, , the Secretary was directed to correspond with the Secretary of the San Francisco School Board concerning the manner of conducting night schools so that Los Angeles may establish its own.

On January 17, , the Secretary was instructed to notify the City Council that the Board is in need of funds because the Council does not provide money on the Bonds already voted on by the people. On April 3, , a verbal communication was offered with reference to the establishment of separate schools for the District's 75 colored pupils. On April 3, , the Superintendent reported the total enrollment for March at 5, with an average daily attendance of 4, Pomeroy was elected President on March 21, Building and Finance Committees discussed the necessity of school bonds.

The Board approved the July 1, resolution in favor of resident teachers. The Board approved high school subject segregation. The Library Committee discussed incorporation of the school library into the city library. The La Fiesta Committee reported against school children's participation.

The Board decided to establish a school for deaf children. The Board discussed District boundaries and deeds for school property. The Board adopted text books and periodicals purchased for use by high school teachers and pupils.

The Board asked the City Council to issue bond funding to purchase sites, erect buildings and furnish schools. The Board approved the purchase of a library accessions book and a course of study resolution. A Board discussion favored the entire Board visiting schools.

The Juvenile Court Board requested that the Detention House be kept open in the summer and the Board request to the Police Commission for an on call officer was denied due to shortage of officers. The Board discussed the dangers of ice cream vendors to school children. The Board ordered a map of city and adopted rules regarding quorum.

The School Census Marshal's Report is included in this volume. The Board moved to elect M. Bettinger as Assistant Superintendent. Superintendent Foshay resigned. The Board decided that high schools be districted by the Superintendent. The Board carried resolutions on bond issues, Spring Street property and the subway under Olive Street. The Board decided to establish truant schools and examine teachers by Committee and Superintendent. Bettinger was elected the first Assistant Superintendent for a term of four years.

Francis was appointed Superintendent for a four year term. On May 22, , the Board discussed section b of the California State Penal Code, "Any teacher, principal, employee or school official who doesn't use the prescribed text books in elementary or secondary schools is guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be charged a fine of not more than dollars. City School District Minutes May June 3 Scope and Contents The Board adopted the Committee of the Whole resolution that the Ministerial Association and the Church Federation be invited to submit to the Board in writing, any charges against the conduct of the Board, its employees or the schools under the laws of California concerning the conduct of the Board affecting the moral welfare of the public school children.

The Board instructed teachers to have children of all grades write letters on December 15th to their friends in the Eastern United States to tell them that the Exposition will not be harmed by the European War. The Board received official notification from County Superintendent Mark Keppel of the annexation of other school districts to Los Angeles by an election on May 14, Noble reported that speakers at the National Conventions held by the Congress of Mothers have publicly stated that the Los Angeles City Schools lead all others in "up to date" teaching.

Parent Teacher Associations, principals, teachers and community requested bond expenditures for their school sites. City School District Minutes March August 7 Scope and Contents The Board carried a motion for pupils to construct furniture for the Parent-Teacher Clinic and a resolution regarding the importance of the Americanization of foreigners through the use of public school evening classes to teach English and to understand the duties of citizenship.

The Board discussed teacher dissatisfaction about not receiving monthly warrants on time. The Board allocated budget funds for a limited number of Home Teachers to teach foreign women how to "make better homes for their families and how to live up to the American standard of home ideals. Parents and school children presented petitions for the erection of new kindergartens.

Community members protested against school grounds used as public playgrounds. City School District Minutes January May 24 Scope and Contents The Law and Rules Committee discussed a school law amendment to permit greater freedom of selection and publication of free text books for elementary schools.

The City's Principals Club requested employment of additional substitute teachers to support the custom of each principal teaching for his teachers on visiting day. The Board adopted a resolution granting Board employees leaves of absence for military service during warfare, insurrection, or actual or threatened invasion and that their positions be open to them upon return from duty.

The Board received communication about American Flag protocol for schools. The Board heard communication about medical attention for children and progress made with each neighborhood school nurse on the average of one half day each week. The Board discussed the creation of an eye glasses fund for those unable to buy them. City School District Minutes October March 21 Scope and Contents Report from the Law and Rules Committee in communication with the Morals Efficiency Association regarding the existence of a gambling club located at Mercantile Place, known as the Colony Club and recommendation that notice be served to leave their quarters.

Teachers and Schools Committee reported communication with Bryson Publishing Company regarding their weekly war map service of drawings and bulletins showing changes as they take place on the Western Front. Recommendation for provisions of a suitable, dry, fire-proof room at the Warehouse for the storage of "old but valuable" records and files. Discussions of cookery provisions for girls and Sloyd provisions for curriculum.

Discussion of annexed portions of Sawtelle City School District. County Superintendent of Schools Mark Keppel informed the Board that no teacher in the City Schools can be employed for a day of more than 6 hours. Requests from Parent-Teacher Associations to use school facilities during off hours for community and entertainment programming.

The Board closed all schools on December 10, and considered action toward the opening of schools under certain regulations. City School District Minutes April August 18 Scope and Contents Finance Committee reported communication that some of the returned war workers have not received their automatic increase of salary. Communications regarding payment from teachers quarantined on account of influenza during the epidemic period.

Discussion of salaries of janitors, sanitation issues at school sites, ongoing school site construction and the safety of children. Authorization by Board to purchase "Non-Beverage Alcohol" for use in emergency medical cases, for sterilizing instruments and for other school purposes for which "Tax-Free Alcohol" is not permitted.

Objections from teachers having no choice in volunteering their services for the task of taking the school census. Board recommendation of an additional full time Health Department Physician to deal with economic conditions causing people to put their children to work and the need for work permits which require physical examinations.

Discussion of April 28, smallpox containment and vaccinations. May 13, Communication from Patriotic Order Sons of America that teachers of "Free Public Schools" should have the very highest qualifications and that in order to hold such educators in our schools, satisfactory salaries must be paid. Discussion of smallpox outbreak at Central Intermediate School and the need for vaccinations. Discussion of the proposed establishment of an Institute of Technology as part of the Los Angeles City Schools and the power of the Board to establish and maintain this institution.

City School District Minutes April August 4 Scope and Contents Law and Rules Committee recommended adoption of two forms of employment contracts, Regular and Probationary, to be used for the school year beginning July 1, Committee of the Whole recommended adoption of Salary Schedule for the school year. City School District Minutes August November 14 Scope and Contents Superintendent Dorsey communicated that the printing of the annual financial report benefits principals and other employees of the schools.

Superintendent Dorsey presented statement from the Grand Parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden West regarding its adoption of resolutions asking that a picture of George Washington be prominently displayed in every school building of this state and as soon as funds permit. Communication reported that there has been propaganda against insuring school buildings in so-called foreign companies.

Superintendent Dorsey reported that instructions have been issued from the State Superintendent of Schools concerning the transportation of pupils. Bettinger concerning Resolution introduced by I. Muma at February 23, Board Meeting regarding increasing the importance of the educational element and reducing three injurious elements: the Political, the Military, and the Factory. Superintendent Dorsey reports support of school agricultural departments planting trees, some of which are memorial and engaging students in planting shrubs on and around school properties, and the observance of Arbor Day.

Record of Board member payroll for services rendered at Board meetings for the month of June, City School District Minutes September December 14 Scope and Contents Elementary petitions regarding the erections of buildings to relieve over-crowded classrooms, the dangers of children traveling as far as 20 blocks to school along Central Avenue because there are not enough schools in this rapidly growing area, and requests for a school site in the vicinity of th St.

Bulk of Minutes relate to Building Committee Reports. Peterson concerning the proposed erection of a crematory in the Hollywood cemetery located near two schools. The Committee of the Whole also presented communication regarding military training in the high schools and the need for teachers to instruct without their political or religious beliefs.

Superintendent Dorsey presents Communication, Elementary and High School, on the matter of instruction against the use of narcotics and the decision to distribute this report to teachers and principals. Superintendent Dorsey's communication of a draft to be sent to principals of senior and junior high schools regarding more careful attention to the handling of student body funds. City School District Minutes September December 3 Scope and Contents Bulk of reports from Building Committee on purchase of school sites, construction bids, architecture, erection of additional bungalows, and lighting and heating installation at school buildings.

Harding Memorial Association request of donations from school children for the erection of a memorial and mausoleum in Marion, Ohio, ratified by the Board with Superintendent Dorsey's request that children who wish to contribute to the late President's memorial and maintenance not exceed ten cents. Communication presented from the Principal of Grant School concerning danger to school children from traffic in the general area of Sunset Boulevard and Western Avenue where approximately Grant school children cross daily.

Petition for a temporary school presented from residents in the northern portion of Lankershim, recently annexed to the City of Los Angeles. City School District Minutes May August 14 Scope and Contents Superintendent Dorsey's correspondence with Miramonte School indicates that "finances of the school are open to the examination of the public at any time.

City School District Minutes August October 30 Scope and Contents Communication from the Bureau of Housing and Sanitation calling attention to the fact that the Maintenance Department is using school property at 6th and Mott Streets in Boyle Heights as a dump and requesting cooperation with the Department of Health to keep the area sanitary. Communication from Clinton J.

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They praise organizations like Homes for Our Troops, and people who constantly challenge severely wounded warriors to become whole again. A doctor recommends you have your second leg removed due to the severity of your wounds and needs your signature now. Luke hesitates and a few minutes later a nurse comes in and offers her thoughts that he should try to keep it.

Tough decisions, but he has to write the story that, so to speak, ends well for him. Julie tugs at your heartstrings to articulate the level of pain that Luke endured in his journey. She makes you understand the challenges as if you were there connected to Luke during his transformation back to life. Read Blasted by Adversity to experience combat, courage, camaraderie, pain, and recovery. He was medically retired in after being catastrophically wounded in an IED blast.

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Julie tugs at your heartstrings to articulate the level of pain that Luke endured in his journey. She makes you understand the challenges as if you were there connected to Luke during his transformation back to life. Read Blasted by Adversity to experience combat, courage, camaraderie, pain, and recovery. He was medically retired in after being catastrophically wounded in an IED blast. Post injury, he graduated from Florida State University, competed in marathons and continues to help veterans enjoy hunting and fishing.

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They praise organizations like Homes for Our Troops, and people who constantly challenge severely wounded warriors to become whole again. A doctor recommends you have your second leg removed due to the severity of your wounds and needs your signature now.

Luke hesitates and a few minutes later a nurse comes in and offers her thoughts that he should try to keep it. Tough decisions, but he has to write the story that, so to speak, ends well for him. Julie tugs at your heartstrings to articulate the level of pain that Luke endured in his journey. She makes you understand the challenges as if you were there connected to Luke during his transformation back to life. Read Blasted by Adversity to experience combat, courage, camaraderie, pain, and recovery.

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