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• Preface / Michael Genesereth, Roland Vogl, and Mary-Anne Williams
• Combining privacy and security risk assessment in security quality requirements engineering / Saeed Abu-Nimeh and Nancy R. Mead
• Information privacy and its value / Sabah Al-Fedaghi
• Privacy and international compliance : when differences become an issue / Dennys Antonialli
• Consumers : the missing piece in a piecemeal approach to privacy / Clark D. Asay
• Privacy in online social lending / Rainer Böhme and Stefanie Pötzsch
• Position and perspective of privacy laws in India / Bijan Brahmbhatt
• Ontological semantics for data privacy compliance : the NEURONA Project / Núria Casellas, Juan-Emilio Nieto, Albert Moroño, Antoni Roig, Sergi Torralba, Mario Reyes, and Pompeu Casanovas
• The distinction between "privacy" and "personal information"--issues of Personal Information Protection Act in Japan / Yeyoung Chang
• Modeling privacy requirements for quality manipulation of information on social networking sites / Shan Chen and Mary-Anne Williams
• The web as a privacy lab / Richard Chow, Ji Fang, Philippe Golle, and Jessica Staddon
• The right to delete / Chris Conley
• Search query privacy : the problem of anonymization / Ron A. Dolin
• Radio frequency identification tags, memory spots, and the processing of personally identifiable information, and sensitive data: when there is no balance between right and wrong / Luca Escoffier
• Reasoning about the appropriate use of private data through computational workflows / Yolanda Gil and Christian Fritz
• Geospatial information services : balancing privacy and innovation / Nathaniel Jurist Gleicher and Jong Sung Hwang
• Personalized privacy policies : challenges for data loss prevention / Nathan Gnanasambandam and Jessica Staddon
• Influence of the "internet of things" on legislation regarding the protection of individual privacy / Jean-François Henrotte
• Privacy classification systems : recall and precision optimization as enabler of trusted information sharing / Christopher Hogan and Robert S. Bauer
• Application of an autonomous intelligent cyber entity as a veiled identity agent / Eran Kahana
• Enabling privacy-awareness in social networks / Ted Kang and Lalana Kagal
• Mandatory enforcement of privacy policies using trusted computing principles / Frank Kargl, Florian Schaub, and Stefan Dietzel
• Wrap contracts and privacy / Nancy S. Kim
• Towards territorial privacy in smart environments / Bastian Könings, Florian Schaub, Michael Weber, and Frank Kargl
• Engineering privacy in an age of information abundance / Betsy Masiello and Alma Whitten
• Privacy and transparency / G. Randolph Mayes
• Privacy codes of practice for the social web : the analysis of existing privacy codes and emerging social-centric privacy risks / Girma Nigusse and Bart De Decker
• Protecting reader privacy in digital books / Nicole A. Ozer and Jennifer A. Lynch
• Mobile networks and conflict management : farewell to privacy? / Marta Poblet and Sergi Torralba
• Privacy and social networks : from data protection to pervasive computing / Antoni Roig
• Forensic DNA profiles : database expansion, familial search, and a radical solution / Michael R. Seringhaus
• The problem of onward transfers under U.S. law / Raghu Seshadri
• Flash cookies and privacy / Ashkan Soltani, Shannon Canty, Quentin Mayo, Lauren Thomas and Chris Jay Hoofnagle
• Cloud privacy : normative standards for information privacy management within cloud computing / Robert Sprague
• How teenagers deal with their privacy on social network sites? : results from a national survey in France / Thomas Stenger and Alexandre Coutant
• Self-regulation and policy in the Spanish audiovisual sector : the Catalan code of best practices / Emma Teodoro, Núria Galera, and Pompeu Casanovas
• Protecting information privacy on the internet : legal framework in the EU / Faye Fangfei Wang
• Privacy in cross-system personalization / Yang Wang and Alfred Kobsa
• Pre-processing legal text : policy parsing and isomorphic intermediate representation / K. Krasnow Waterman
• Selective privacy in a web-based world: challenges of representing and inferring context / K. Krasnow Waterman, Deborah L. McGuinness, and Li Ding
• The privacy paradox, or how I learned to have rights that never quite seem to work / Raffaele Zallone.

• What Every Young Person Ought To Know About Naked-Eye.- Astronomy.- Babylonian Arithmetical Astronomy.- Greek Geometrical Planetary Models.- Ptolymy's Cosmology.- Kepler Motion Viewed From Either Focus.- Selected Bibliography.
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Before streets were brightly illuminated at night, astronomy was accessible to everyone and was a matter of great importance: for divination; for setting appropriate dates for planting, harvest, and festivals; for regulating lives. Phenomena in the heavens are still of great importance to many, and much of the lore of astronomy and astrology dates back to the earliest days of civilization. The astronomy of the ancients is thus of interest not only as history but also as the basis for much of what is known or believed about the heavens today. Because phenomena in the heavens are less familiar today than in earlier eras, this book begins with a brief description of what one can see in the sky on dark nights with the naked eye. It then turns to the astronomy of the Babylonians, who named many of our constellations, who are responsible for many of the fundamental insights of early astronomy, and who married mathematics to astronomy to make it an exact science. A chapter on Greek astronomy discusses various models of planetary motion, showing that the cycles and epicycles used by the Greeks have their modern counterparts in the computations used to compute the ephemeredes listed in the Nautical Almanac. The book then turns to a detailed discussion of Ptolemy's cosmology, the first to include quantitative models in an integral way. Though the Ptolemaic system is now often dismissed as unsound and inefficient, it is in fact a logically pleasing structure which, for more than a millennium, provided a framework for educated people throughout the Christian and Moslem worlds to think about the universe.
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This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 14th International Symposium on Applied Algebra, Algebraic Algorithms and Error-Correcting Codes, AAECC-14, held in Melbourne, Australia in November 2001. The 36 revised full papers presented together with four invited papers were carefully reviewed and selected from 61 submissions. The papers are organized in topical sections on block codes, code constructions, codes and algebra - rings and fields, codes and algebra - algebraic geometry codes, sequences, cryptography, algorithms, algorithms - decoding, and algebraic constructions.
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