EMMA ANDIIEVSKA’S (UN)REPEATABLE POETRY, OR TWO COMPARATIVE SKETCHES

Sketches of general and comparative demography.

We are gathered here to discuss a branch of biology that can almost be described as a new field of science despite the fact that man has been studying it and writing about it for more than 3,000 years. Population study as a truly scientific discipline is new in the sense that there are large and obvious gaps in our fundamental knowledge, our concepts, and our techniques. And there are still som...

Introducing Books/Rhyming and Rational: A Comparative Reading of Two 13th-Century Persian Treatises on Poetry, Shaghayegh Aruji

Reputable Re-encryption in Unrepeatable Clouds

In our Scheme cloud computing users has to get Key information to Re Encrypt the data which has been in Encrypted to get Key information in order to decrease the number of keys used we are proposing Broadcast encryption Broadcast encryption is the cryptographic problem of delivering encrypted content over a broadcast channel in such a way that only qualified users can decrypt the content. The c...

Emma Goldman (1869?1940)

Emma Goldman was a traveling public speaker and writer known for her anarchist political views as well as her opinions on contraception [3] and birth limiting in the late nineteenth century in the United States. Goldman identified as an anarchist, which she explained as being part of an ideology in which people use violence to provoke or demand social and political change. Goldman was involved ...

Extensible MultiModal Annotation (EMMA)

This talk will introduce the W3C Multimodal Interaction Activity, whose goal is to design a framework of specifications to enable access to the Web using multi-modal interaction. In particular we will introduce the Extensible MultiModal Annotation (EMMA) language specification. EMMA is an XML language for describing the interpretation of user input, combining transcriptions of raw signals into ...