FIST121 Making a Killing: Murder and True Crime Non/Fiction Narratives This course explores the genre of true crime in a comparative setting and by way of a study of different typologies of murder: spree killing, fratricide, serial killing, and infanticide. Roland Barthes wrote in Mythologies that, "Periodically, some trial, and not necessarily fictitious like the one in Camus's THE STRANGER, c...

of amino alcohols using Z-L-Glu-L-Pro or Z-L-Glu-D-Pro as chiral counter ions and Hypercarb as the solid phase. Chirality 9: 650}655. Knox JH and Jurand J (1982) Separation of optical isomers by zwitterion pair chromatography. Journal of Chromatography 234: 222}224. Knox JH and Ross P (1997) Carbon-based packing materials for liquid chromatography. Advances in Chromatography, 74}162. Petterson ...

Given two k-graphs H and F , a perfect F -packing in H is a collection of vertexdisjoint copies of F in H which together cover all the vertices in H. In the case when F is a single edge, a perfect F -packing is simply a perfect matching. For a given fixed F , it is often the case that the decision problem whether an n-vertex k-graph H contains a perfect F -packing is NP-complete. Indeed, if k ≥...

Vol. XLIV (May 2007), 185–199 185 © 2007, American Marketing Association ISSN: 0022-2437 (print), 1547-7193 (electronic) *Robert W. Palmatier is Assistant Professor of Marketing, College of Business, University of Cincinnati (e-mail: [email protected]). Lisa K. Scheer is Emma S. Hibbs Distinguished Professor and Associate Professor of Marketing, College of Business, University of Missouri–Co...

Near repeat (NR) is a well known phenomenon in crime analysis assuming that crime events exhibit correlations within a given time and space frame. Traditional NR calculation generates 2 event pairs if 2 events happened within a given space and time limit. When the number of events is large, however, NR calculation is time consuming and how these pairs are organized are not yet explored. In this...

The suggestion that the body surface might be used as an additional means of presenting information to human-machine operators has been around in the literature for nearly 50 years. Although recent technological advances have made the possibility of using the body as a receptive surface much more realistic, the fundamental limitations on the human information processing of tactile stimuli prese...

FIST121 Making a Killing: Murder and True Crime Non/Fiction Narratives This course explores the genre of true crime in a comparative setting and by way of a study of different typologies of murder: spree killing, fratricide, serial killing, and infanticide. Roland Barthes wrote in Mythologies that, "Periodically, some trial, and not necessarily fictitious like the one in Camus's THE STRANGER, c...

FIST121 Making a Killing: Murder and True Crime Non/Fiction Narratives This course explores the genre of true crime in a comparative setting and by way of a study of different typologies of murder: spree killing, fratricide, serial killing, and infanticide. Roland Barthes wrote in Mythologies that, "Periodically, some trial, and not necessarily fictitious like the one in Camus's THE STRANGER, c...

Acidic mine drainage (AMD) containing elevated concentrations of dissolved iron and other metals can be neutralized to varying degrees by reactions with limestone in passive treatment systems. We evaluated the chemical and mineralogical characteristics and the effectiveness of calcitic and dolomitic limestone for the neutralization of net-acidic, oxic, iron-laden AMD from a flooded anthracite m...

FIST121 Making a Killing: Murder and True Crime Non/Fiction Narratives This course explores the genre of true crime in a comparative setting and by way of a study of different typologies of murder: spree killing, fratricide, serial killing, and infanticide. Roland Barthes wrote in Mythologies that, "Periodically, some trial, and not necessarily fictitious like the one in Camus's THE STRANGER, c...