Why worship? Revisiting a fundamental liturgical question

Revisiting Visual Question Answering Baselines

Visual question answering (VQA) is an interesting learning setting for evaluating the abilities and shortcomings of current systems for image understanding. Many of the recently proposed VQA systems include attention or memory mechanisms designed to support “reasoning”. For multiple-choice VQA, nearly all of these systems train a multi-class classifier on image and question features to predict ...

Psychoanalytic Ideas and Systemic Family Therapy: Revisiting the Question 'Why Bother?'

Despite a history of ambivalence, systemic family therapy has shown signs of a re-engagement with psychoanalytic ideas over the past fifteen years. This article revisits the question: why bother with psychoanalytic ideas in family therapy? A brief description of work with a family is used to prompt the theory discussion, which identifies and discusses particular ideas from psychoanalysis that a...

Why Identity Is Fundamental

Web-based Question Answering: Revisiting AskMSR

Web-based QA, pioneered by Kwok et al. (2001), successfully demonstrated the power of Web redundancy. Early WebQA systems, such as AskMSR (Brill et al., 2001), rely on various kinds of rewriting and pattern-generation methods for identifying answer paragraphs and for extracting answers. In this paper, we conducted an experimental study to examine the impact of the advance of search engine techn...

마태복음 Matthew 12 : 3 - 9 씨를 뿌리는 자가 뿌리러 나가서

The use of space teaches people who use it. This is especially true for the Christian church in employing sanctuaries and buildings for worship. James White argues that a reconsideration of our use of space is necessary to accommodate the adage “to move people spiritually we need to move them physically.” He does so by delineating six liturgical spaces and three-to-four liturgical centers that ...