Patientology One More Time

Mckinsey One More Time

§1 It is not always true that recognizably valid reasoning from known, or otherwise epistemically warranted premises, can be enlisted to produce knowledge, or other epistemic warrant, for a conclusion. The counterexamples are cases that exhibit what I have elsewhere called warrant transmission-failure. It is nowadays widely accepted that there are indeed such counterexamples, though individual ...

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Hornstein (1998) argued, like Brody (1995), that a theory with both chain and move is redundant, that one of them should be eliminated. He presented two arguments that the concept of A-chains should not be part of the grammar. In my comments (Brody 1999), I showed that the arguments for this way of eliminating the redundancy are flawed and that their background is dubious. Hornstein in his repl...

More Efficient Server Assisted One Time Signatures

Server assisted one time signature scheme was recently presented as a nonrepudiation service for mobile and constrained devices. However, the scheme suffered with high storage requirements for the virtual server and high memory requirements for the mobile client. We improve the scheme by significantly reducing virtual server storage requirements as well as mobile client memory requirements. Mor...

One More Time: How Do You Motivate Employees?

Diabetes Care: “Taking It to the Limit One More Time”

With this January 2017 issue, our editorial team celebrates its 5-year anniversary at the helm of Diabetes Care. In 2012, when we accepted the assignment to oversee the scientific aspects of the journal, we envisioned that the editorial for this January 2017 issue would be our opportunity to thank the American Diabetes Association (ADA) for allowing us to lead this effort, to thank our reviewer...