‘radical gleaning’ Prac Crip

Gleaning answers from the web∗

A wide variety of valuable textual information resides on the Web, but very little is in a machineunderstandable form such as XML. Instead, the content is usually embedded in HTML markup or other encodings designed for human consumption. The information extraction task is to automatically populate a database with content gleaned from information sources such as Web pages. Wrappers are an import...

Gleaning the Web

which threatens to swamp the Internet's promised productivity gains, educational benefits, and entertainment value. In recent years, computer science has risen to this challenge, with substantial progress on systems for retrieving and filtering text. Information extraction systems provide a complementary service. IE is the task of identifying the specific fragments of a single document that con...

Advertis Ng Effec and Budge Ing Prac

T HE industrial sector has long been regarded as the stepchild of marketing in terms of the amount of research effort devoted to its problems. There are, however, indications that the situation may be changing. Research on industriallorganizational buying behavior is growing, and a considerable body of empirical knowledge about processes surrounding the innovation and diffusion of industrial te...

Performing the Pain: Opening the (Crip) Body for (Queer) Pleasures

Abstract: With a view to interdisciplinary dialogue(s) between queer theory and disability studies, this article discusses the work of Bob Flanagan and his partner Sheree Rose. Specifically, it focuses on their queer S/M practices as a strategy of negotiating disability/pain, but also as a practice redefining notions of (disabled) embodiment. It also discusses Flanagan and Rose’s queer/crip pol...

Computational Microscopy Petascale Computing Resource Allocations (prac)