Volume 42, Number 1, January 2009

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  Susan K. Land: A Leadership Challenge in 2009. 6-8
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  David Alan Grier: Politics in Play. 9-12
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  Neal Leavitt: Is Cloud Computing Really Ready for Prime Time? 15-20
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  Linda Dailey Paulson: Start-up Unveils Flexible Supercomputing Approach. 21-24
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  Richard T. Kouzes, Gordon A. Anderson, Stephen T. Elbert, Ian Gorton, Deborah K. Gracio: The Changing Paradigm of Data-Intensive Computing. 26-34
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  Ian Bird, Bob Jones, Kerk F. Kee: The Organization and Management of Grid Infrastructures. 36-46
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  Naren Ramakrishnan, Upinder S. Bhalla, John J. Tyson: Computing with Proteins. 47-56
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  Mark A. Hanson, Harry C. Powell Jr., Adam T. Barth, Kyle Ringgenberg, Benton H. Calhoun, James H. Aylor, John Lach: Body Area Sensor Networks: Challenges and Opportunities. 58-65
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  Amar Gupta: The 24-Hour Knowledge Factory: Can It Replace the Graveyard Shift? 66-73
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  Brian Berenbach, Manfred Broy: Professional and Ethical Dilemmas in Software Engineering. 74-80
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  Kirk W. Cameron: Green Introspection. 101-103
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  Eyhab Al-Masri, Qusay H. Mahmoud: Web Service Discovery and Client Goals. 104-107
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  Perry Alexander: Rosetta: Standardization at the System Level. 108-110
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  Jim Hendler: Web 3.0 Emerging. 111-113
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  W. Neville Holmes: The Credit Crunch and the Digital Bite. 114-116

Volume 42, Number 2, February 2009

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  David Alan Grier: Scanning the Horizon. 8-11
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  Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Will Mobile Computing's Future Be Location, Location, Location? 14-17
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  George Lawton: Users Take a Close Look at Visual Analytics. 19-22
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  Linda Dailey Paulson: W3C Adopts Web-Accessibility Specifications. 23-26
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  Andrew S. Grimshaw, Mark M. Morgan, Duane Merrill, Hiro Kishimoto, Andreas Savva, David Snelling, Chris Smith, Dave Berry: An Open Grid Services Architecture Primer. 27-34
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  Carlos E. Caicedo, James B. D. Joshi, Summit R. Tuladhar: IPv6 Security Challenges. 36-42
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  Matt Blaze, Sampath Kannan, Insup Lee, Oleg Sokolsky, Jonathan M. Smith, Angelos D. Keromytis, Wenke Lee: Dynamic Trust Management. 44-52
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  Halvard Skogsrud, Hamid R. Motahari Nezhad, Boualem Benatallah, Fabio Casati: Modeling Trust Negotiation for Web Services. 54-61
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  Kristof Beyls, Erik H. D'Hollander: Refactoring for Data Locality. 62-71
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  Veronica Liesaputra, Ian H. Witten, David Bainbridge: Creating and Reading Realistic Electronic Books. 72-81
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  Matt Adcock, Jaewoo Chung, Chris Schmandt: Are We There Yet? User-Centered Temporal Awareness. 97-99
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  Dong-hyun Lee, Keun Lee, Sooyong Park, Mike Hinchey: A Survival Kit: Adaptive Hardware/Software Codesign Life-Cycle Model. 100-102
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  Chris Swain: Who Needs a Publisher ... or a Retailer or a Marketer? 103-105
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  Abbe Mowshowitz, Nanda Kumar: And Then There Were Three. 106-108

Volume 42, Number 3, March 2009

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  David Alan Grier: Virtual Walls. 8-10
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  George Lawton: WDM-PONs Hold Promise for the Long Haul. 13-16
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  David Geer: Networks on Processors Improve On-Chip Communications. 17-20
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  Linda Dailey Paulson: News Briefs. 21-24
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  Behrooz Parhami: Puzzling Problems in Computer Engineering. 26-29
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  Gary Marchionini, Ryen W. White: Information-Seeking Support Systems [Guest Editors' Introduction]. 30-32
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  Peter Pirolli: Powers of 10: Modeling Complex Information-Seeking Systems at Multiple Scales. 33-40
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  Ed H. Chi: Information Seeking Can Be Social. 42-46
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  Gene Golovchinsky, Pernilla Qvarfordt, Jeremy Pickens: Collaborative Information Seeking. 47-51
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  m. c. schraefel: Building Knowledge: What's beyond Keyword Search? 52-59
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  Diane Kelly, Susan T. Dumais, Jan O. Pedersen: Evaluation Challenges and Directions for Information-Seeking Support Systems. 60-66
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  Daniel M. Russell: Industry-Academic Relationships. 67-68
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  Denis L. Baggi, Goffredo Haus: IEEE 1599: Music Encoding and Interaction. 84-87
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  Wayne Wolf: Cyber-physical Systems. 88-89
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  Itamar Arel, Scott Livingston: Beyond the Turing Test. 90-91
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  Rajan Samtani: Ongoing Innovation in Digital Watermarking. 92-94
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  Klaus-Dieter Lange: Identifying Shades of Green: The SPECpower Benchmarks. 95-97
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  W. Neville Holmes: The Automation of Originality. 98-100

Volume 42, Number 4, April 2009

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  Bob Ward: Elsewhere in the CS. 4-5
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  Letters. 6-7
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  David Alan Grier: Top of the News. 10-13
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  32 and 16 Years Ago. 14-15
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  Neal Leavitt: Complex-Event Processing Poised for Growth. 17-20
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  Sixto Ortiz Jr.: Securing the Internet's Routing Infrastructure. 21-23
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  Linda Dailey Paulson: Technique Makes Strong Encryption Easier to Use. 24-27
• 
  Seong Oun Hwang: How Viable Is Digital Rights Management?. 28-34
• 
  Edward Walker: The Real Cost of a CPU Hour. 35-41
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  Christof Ebert, Capers Jones: Embedded Software: Facts, Figures, and Future. 42-52
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  Hesham Shokry, Mike Hinchey: Model-Based Verification of Embedded Software. 53-59
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  Gregory Chockler, Rachid Guerraoui, Idit Keidar, Marko Vukolic: Reliable Distributed Storage. 60-67
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  Alejandro Figueroa, Günter Neumann, John Atkinson: Searching for Definitional Answers on the Web Using Surface Patterns. 68-76
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  Bookshelf. 81
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  Bob Ward: CRA Survey Counts New PhDs. 87-92
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  Bob Ward: Call and Calendar. 93-94
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  Josh Bongard: Biologically Inspired Computing. 95-98
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  Rajesh Krishna Balan, Narayan Ramasubbu: The Digital Wallet: Opportunities and Prototypes. 100-102
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  Michael Zyda, Marc Spraragen, Balakrishnan Ranganathan: Testing Behavioral Models with an Online Game. 103-105
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  Jim Buckley: Requirements-Based Visualization Tools for Software Maintenance and Evolution. 106-108
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  Peggy Israel Doerschuk, Jiangjiang Liu, Judith Mann: Increasing Participation of Females and Underrepresented Minorities in Computing. 110-113
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  Kai A. Olsen: In-House Programming Is Not Passe: Automating Originality. 114-116

Volume 42, Number 5, May 2009

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  Elsewhere in the CS. 4-5
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  David Alan Grier: The Dictator and the Web Design. 6-8
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  32 and 16 Years Ago. 9-10
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  Steven J. Vaughn-Nichols: Vendors Draw up a New Graphics-Hardware Approach. 11-13
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  George Lawton: The Changing Face of Open Source. 14-17
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  Linda Dailey Paulson: The Changing World of Outsourcing. 18-21
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  Nathanael Paul, Andrew S. Tanenbaum: Trustworthy Voting: From Machine to System. 23-29
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  Piotr Pacyna, Anthony M. Rutkowski, Amardeo Sarma, Kenji Takahashi: Trusted Identity for All: Toward Interoperable Trusted Identity Management Systems. 30-32
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  David W. Chadwick, George Inman: Attribute Aggregation in Federated Identity Management. 33-40
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  Paul Madsen, Hiroki Itoh: Challenges to Supporting Federated Assurance. 42-49
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  Federica Paci, Rodolfo Ferrini, Andrea Musci, Kevin Steuer Jr., Elisa Bertino: An Interoperable Approach to Multifactor Identity Verification. 50-57
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  Gabriel López, Óscar Cánovas Reverte, Antonio Fernandez Gómez-Skarmeta, Joao Girão: A SWIFT Take on Identity Management. 58-65
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  Manuel Barranco, Julian Proenza, Luís Almeida: Boosting the Robustness of Controller Area Networks: CANcentrate and ReCANcentrate. 66-73
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  Bob Ward: Computer Society Connection. 79-83
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  Bookshelf. 86
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  Kirk W. Cameron: The Road to Greener IT Pastures. 87-89
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  Ken Birman, Jared Cantwell, Daniel A. Freedman, Qi Huang, Petko Nikolov, Krzysztof Ostrowski: Edge Mashups for Service-Oriented Collaboration. 90-94
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  Ali El Kateeb: Hardware Reconfiguration Capability for Third-Generation Sensor Nodes. 95-97
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  Bernard J. Jansen, Theresa Flaherty, Ricardo A. Baeza-Yates, Lee Hunter, Brendan Kitts, Jamie Murphy: The Components and Impact of Sponsored Search. 98-101
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  W. Neville Holmes: The Design of Government. 102-104

Volume 42, Number 6, June 2009

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  Computer Highlights Society Magazines. 4-5
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  Letters. 6-7
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  David Alan Grier: Marking the Fall of Sparrows. 9-12
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  32 and 16 Years Ago. 13-14
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  David Geer: The Future of Mobile VoIP in the Enterprise. 15-18
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  George Lawton: On the Trail of the Conficker Worm. 19-22
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  Linda Dailey Paulson: Materials Breakthrough Could Eliminate Bootups. 23-25
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  Rolf Oppliger, Ruedi Rytz, Thomas Holderegger: Internet Banking: Client-Side Attacks and Protection Mechanisms. 27-33
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  Awais Rashid, John Weckert, Richard Lucas: Software Engineering Ethics in a Digital World. 34-41
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  Amela Karahasanovic, Petter Bae Brandtzæg, Jeroen Vanattenhoven, Bram Lievens, Karen Torben Nielsen, Jo Pierson: Ensuring Trust, Privacy, and Etiquette in Web 2.0 Applications. 42-49
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  Wolter Pieters, André van Cleeff: The Precautionary Principle in a World of Digital Dependencies. 50-56
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  Tetsuo Tamai: Social Impact of Information System Failures. 58-65
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  Donald Gotterbarn, Keith W. Miller: The Public is the Priority: Making Decisions Using the Software Engineering Code of Ethics. 66-73
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  Bob Ward: IEEE Foundation Gives Away More Than $300, 000. 78-79
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  Bob Ward: Call and Calendar. 80-81
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  Bookshelf. 85
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  Sunny Consolvo, James A. Landay, David W. McDonald: Designing for Behavior Change in Everyday Life. 86-89
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  Emil Vassev, Mike Hinchey: ASSL: A Software Engineering Approach to Autonomic Computing. 90-93
• 
  Alexander Yates: Extracting World Knowledge from the Web. 94-97
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  Jungwoo Ryoo, Phillip A. Laplante, Rick Kazman: In Search of Architectural Patterns for Software Security. 98-100
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  Atanas Radenski: Expanding Computing as an Academic Service Discipline. 101-104

Volume 42, Number 7, July 2009

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  Elsewhere in the CS. 4-5
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  David Alan Grier: The Character of Play. 7-9
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  32 and 16 Years Ago. 10-11
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  Sixto Ortiz Jr.: IEEE 802.11n: The Road Ahead. 13-15
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  Linda Dailey Paulson: Software-Based Networking Approach Could Help Internet Research. 16-19
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  Carl K. Chang: Reversing the Bipolar Drift. 20-24
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  Muhammad Ali Babar, Ian Gorton: Software Architecture Review: The State of Practice. 26-32
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  Oliver Bimber: Visual Effects and Beyond. 33-34
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  Doug Roble, Nafees Bin Zafar: Don't Trust Your Eyes: Cutting-Edge Visual Effects. 35-41
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  Graham A. Thomas, Oliver Grau: Virtual Graphics for Broadcast Production. 42-47
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  Xubo Yang, Milo Yip, Xiaoyue Xu: Visual Effects in Computer Games. 48-56
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  Scott Trowbridge, Christopher B. Stapleton: Melting the Boundaries Between Fantasy and Reality. 57-62
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  Brian Whitworth, Tong Liu: Channel E-mail: A Sociotechnical Response to Spam. 63-72
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  Bookshelf. 77
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  Bob Ward: Computer Society Presents Technical Awards. 81-84
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  Bob Ward: Call and Calendar. 85
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  Gerald T. Lane: Best Practices for Standards Communities. 86-87
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  V. S. Subrahmanian: Mining Online Opinions. 88-90
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  Amip Shah, Tom Christian, Chandrakant D. Patel, Cullen Bash, Ratnesh K. Sharma: Assessing ICT's Environmental Impact. 91-93
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  Henry E. Schaffer, Samuel F. Averitt, Marc I. Hoit, Aaron Peeler, Eric D. Sills, Mladen A. Vouk: NCSU's Virtual Computing Lab: A Cloud Computing Solution. 94-97
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  W. Neville Holmes: Agility and Respect. 98-100

Volume 42, Number 8, August 2009

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  Elsewhere in the CS. 4-5
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  Letters. 6-7
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  David Alan Grier: Welcome to the Family. 8-10
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  32 and 16 Years Ago. 11-12
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  Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Game-Console Makers Battle over Motion-Sensitive Controllers. 13-15
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  Linda Dailey Paulson: Caching Scheme Could Boost Developing World's Internet Access. 16-18
• 
  Charles Rich: Building Task-Based User Interfaces with ANSI/CEA-2018. 20-27
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  Naren Ramakrishnan: The Pervasiveness of Data Mining asnd Machine Learning. 28-29
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  Yehuda Koren, Robert M. Bell, Chris Volinsky: Matrix Factorization Techniques for Recommender Systems. 30-37
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  Andreas Krause, Carlos Guestrin: Optimizing Sensing: From Water to the Web. 38-45
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  Ross D. King, Jem J. Rowland, Wayne Aubrey, Maria Liakata, Magdalena Markham, Larisa N. Soldatova, Ken E. Whelan, Amanda Clare, Mike Young, Andrew Sparkes, Stephen G. Oliver, Pinar Pir: The Robot Scientist Adam. 46-54
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  Tao Xie, Suresh Thummalapenta, David Lo, Chao Liu: Data Mining for Software Engineering. 55-62
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  John Lach, Vinu Vijay Kumar: Application-Specific Product Generics. 64-74
• 
  IEEE President-Elect Candidates Address Computer Society Concerns. 79-84
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  Bob Ward: Benjamin Wah Wins 2008 Kanai Award. 85-89
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  Bob Ward: Call and Calendar. 90-92
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  Bookshelf. 93
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  Rick Kuhn, Raghu Kacker, Yu Lei, Justin Hunter: Combinatorial Software Testing. 94-96
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  Naren Ramakrishnan, Debprakash Patnaik, Vandana Sreedharan: Temporal Process Discovery in Many Guises. 97-101
• 
  Sorel Reisman: Using Learning Objects to Affect Educational Outcomes. 102-104
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  John Viega: Cloud Computing and the Common Man. 106-108
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  Maurice Chu: Natural and Implicit Interaction Systems. 109-111
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  Noel E. Sharkey: The Robot Arm of the Law Grows Longer. 113-116

Volume 42, Number 9, September 2009

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  Computer Highlights Society Magazines. 4-5
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  Letters to the Editor. 6-7
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  David Alan Grier: Data of the Night. 8-11
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  32 and 16 Years Ago. 12-13
• 
  George Lawton: Routing Faces Dramatic Changes. 15-17
• 
  Linda Dailey Paulson: HP Announces Breakthrough in Affordable, Flexible Displays. 18-21
• 
  Simon Moncrieff, Svetha Venkatesh, Geoff A. W. West: Dynamic Privacy in Public Surveillance. 22-28
• 
  Jean-Raymond Abrial: Faultless Systems: Yes We Can!. 30-36
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  Sue Black, Paul Boca, Jonathan P. Bowen, Jason Gorman, Mike Hinchey: Formal Versus Agile: Survival of the Fittest. 37-45
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  Bertrand Meyer, Arno Fiva, Ilinca Ciupa, Andreas Leitner, Yi Wei, Emmanuel Stapf: Programs That Test Themselves. 46-55
• 
  Daniel E. Cooke, J. Nelson Rushton: Taking Parnas's Principles to the Next Level: Declarative Language Design. 56-63
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  Bashar Nuseibeh, Charles B. Haley, Craig Foster: Securing the Skies: In Requirements We Trust. 64-72
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  Bob Ward: IEEE Computer Society Election. 73-80
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  Bob Ward: Call and Calendar. 81-82
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  Bookshelf. 83
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  Sumi Helal: University-Industry Synergy: An Eclectic Dialog for Revised Relationships. 88-89
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  Vishnu S. Pendyala, Simon S. Y. Shim: The Web as the Ubiquitous Computer. 90-92
• 
  Sandeep K. Shukla: Model-Driven Engineering and Safety-Critical Embedded Software. 93-95
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  Doug Vogel, Michiel van Genuchten, Carol S. Saunders: IS Innovation: Thinking Beyond the Silo. 96-98
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  Krishna Kant: Toward a Science of Power Management. 99-101
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  W. Neville Holmes: Music, Sociality, and Digital Technology. 102-104

Volume 42, Number 10, October 2009

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  Computer Highlights Society Magazines. 4-5
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  Letters. 6-7
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  David Alan Grier: The Marketplace of Ideas. 8-11
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  32 and 16 Years Ago. 12-13
• 
  David Geer: The OS Faces a Brave New World. 15-17
• 
  Researchers Develop Application to Identify Ancient Documents. 18-20
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  Gordon S. Blair, Nelly Bencomo, Robert B. France: Models@ run.time. 22-27
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  Shahar Maoz: Using Model-Based Traces as Runtime Models. 28-36
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  Carlos Cetina, Pau Giner, Joan Fons, Vicente Pelechano: Autonomic Computing through Reuse of Variability Models at Runtime: The Case of Smart Homes. 37-43
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  Brice Morin, Olivier Barais, Jean-Marc Jézéquel, Franck Fleurey, Arnor Solberg: Models@ Run.time to Support Dynamic Adaptation. 44-51
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  John C. Georgas, André van der Hoek, Richard N. Taylor: Using Architectural Models to Manage and Visualize Runtime Adaptation. 52-60
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  Tony Gjerlufsen, Mads Ingstrup, Jesper Wolff, Olsen Olsen: Mirrors of Meaning: Supporting Inspectable Runtime Models. 61-68
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  Kenneth Hoste, Lieven Eeckhout: A Methodology for Analyzing Commercial Processor Performance Numbers. 70-76
• 
  Ahmed Abbasi, Hsinchun Chen: A Comparison of Tools for Detecting Fake Websites. 78-86
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  Bookshelf. 92
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  Bob Ward: Computer Society Awards Recognize Excellence. 93-95
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  Bob Ward: Call and Calendar. 96
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  Yaw Anokwa, Carl Hartung, Waylon Brunette, Gaetano Borriello, Adam Lerer: Open Source Data Collection in the Developing World. 97-99
• 
  Peter B. Henderson: Ubiquitous Computational Thinking. 100-102
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  Nikolaos Petrakos, George W. Dinolt, James Bret Michael, Pantelimon Stanica: Cube-Type Algebraic Attacks on Wireless Encryption Protocols. 103-105
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  Tiziana Margaria, Bernhard Steffen: Continuous Model-Driven Engineering. 106-109
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  Luis Fernández Sanz: Personal Skills for Computing Professionals. 110-112

Volume 42, Number 11, November 2009

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  Computer Highlights Society Magazines. 4-5
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  Letters. 6-7
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  David Alan Grier: Bad Alignment. 8-11
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  32 and 16 Years Ago. 12-13
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  Neal Leavitt: Anonymization Technology Takes a High Profile. 15-18
• 
  Linda Dailey Paulson: System Takes New Approach to Speech Search. 20-23
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  Adolfy Hoisie, Vladimir Getov: Extreme-Scale Computing. 24-26
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  Josep Torrellas: Architectures for Extreme-Scale Computing. 28-35
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  Yuichiro Ajima, Shinji Sumimoto, Toshiyuki Shimizu: Tofu: A 6D Mesh/Torus Interconnect for Exascale Computers. 36-40
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  Kevin J. Barker, Kei Davis, Adolfy Hoisie, Darren J. Kerbyson, Michael Lang, Scott Pakin, José Carlos Sancho: Using Performance Modeling to Design Large-Scale Systems. 42-49
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  Michael Wilde, Ian T. Foster, Kamil Iskra, Peter H. Beckman, Zhao Zhang, Allan Espinosa, Mihael Hategan, Ben Clifford, Ioan Raicu: Parallel Scripting for Applications at the Petascale and Beyond. 50-60
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  David Donofrio, Leonid Oliker, John Shalf, Michael F. Wehner, Chris Rowen, Jens Krueger, Shoaib Kamil, Marghoob Mohiyuddin: Energy-Efficient Computing for Extreme-Scale Science. 62-71
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  Munindar P. Singh, Amit K. Chopra, Nirmit Desai: Commitment-Based Service-Oriented Architecture. 72-79
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  Bob Ward: Society Supports Software Engineering PE Examination. 87-89
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  Bookshelf. 92
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  Shel Finkelstein: Managing Interns. 93-95
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  Miguel Carrero: Innovation for the Web 2.0 Era. 96-98
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  Kirk W. Cameron: My IT Carbon Footprint. 99-101
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  Harry L. Reif, Richard G. Mathieu: Global Trends in Computing Accreditation. 102-104
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  W. Neville Holmes: Truth and Breadth, Clarity and Depth in Algebra. 106-108

Volume 42, Numner 12, December 2009

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  Computer Highlights Society Magazines. 4-5
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  Letters to the Editor. 6-8
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  Susan K. Land: Implementing Organizational Strategies: Progress Made in 2009. 9-11
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  David Alan Grier: Honor Among Thieves. 12-15
• 
  32 and 16 Years Ago. 16-17
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  Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Augmented Reality: No Longer a Novelty? 19-22
• 
  Linda Dailey Paulson: Programming Language Enables Creative Visualization. 23-25
• 
  Wu-chun Feng, Pavan Balaji: Tools and Environments for Multicore and Many-Core Architectures. 26-27
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  Scott Schneider, Jae-Seung Yeom, Dimitrios S. Nikolopoulos: Programming Multiprocessors with Explicitly Managed Memory Hierarchies. 28-34
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  Chirag Dave, Hansang Bae, Seung-Jai Min, Seyong Lee, Rudolf Eigenmann, Samuel P. Midkiff: Cetus: A Source-to-Source Compiler Infrastructure for Multicores. 36-42
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  Nathan R. Tallent, John M. Mellor-Crummey: Identifying Performance Bottlenecks in Work-Stealing Computations. 44-50
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  Terence Kelly, Yin Wang, Stéphane Lafortune, Scott A. Mahlke: Eliminating Concurrency Bugs with Control Engineering. 52-60
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  Sergio L. Toral Marín, Manuel Vargas, Federico Barrero: Embedded Multimedia Processors for Road-Traffic Parameter Estimation. 61-68
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  Bob Ward: Reisman Voted 2010 Computer Society President-Elect. 69-70
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  Bob Ward: Miura Wins Cray Award. 71-73
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  Bookshelf. 82
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  Andrea Apolloni, V. S. Anil Kumar, Madhav V. Marathe, Samarth Swarup: Computational Epidemiology in a Connected World. 83-86
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  Yang Li: Beyond Pinch and Flick: Enriching Mobile Gesture Interaction. 87-89
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  Alexander J. Beecroft, James Bret Michael: Passive Fingerprinting of Network Reconnaissance Tools. 91-93
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  Gregory W. Hislop: The Inevitability of Teaching Online. 94-96
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  Manfred Broy, Mario Gleirscher, Stefano Merenda, Doris Wild, Peter Kluge, Wolfgang Krenzer: Toward a Holistic and Standardized Automotive Architecture Description. 98-101
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  Simone Santini: Simplifying Humans. 102-104

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