Volume 16, Number 1, September 2009

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  Justin Solomon: Introduction: maxed out? 2
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  Michael DiBernardo: Don't change a thing: how adopting a service provider attitude can boost your career. 3-5
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  Chris Harrison, Scott E. Hudson: Dynamic displays. 6-7
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  Jeff Daniels: Server virtualization architecture and implementation. 8-12
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  Tronster Hartley: Getting from here to there: an interview with Tronster Hartley, senior programmer at Firaxis games. 13-16
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  Robert Dewar, Owen L. Astrachan: CS education in the U.S.: heading in the wrong direction. 17-20

Volume 16, Number 2, December 2009

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  Chris Harrison: Introduction: metamorphosis. 2
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  Daniel W. Goldberg: Staying disciplined during an interdisciplinary degree. 3-6
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  Sarita Yardi: Social learning and technical capital on the social web. 9-11
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  Ian Li, Anind K. Dey, Jodi Forlizzi: Grafitter: leveraging social media for self reflection. 12-13
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  Grigorios Loukides, Aris Gkoulalas-Divanis: Privacy challenges and solutions in the social web. 14-18
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  Roya Feizy, Ian Wakeman, Dan Chalmers: Are your friends who they say they are?: data mining online identities. 19-23
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  Gary Hsieh: Don't ask me: designing social Q&A services. 24-26

Volume 16, Number 3, March 2010

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  Chris Harrison: Letter from the editor: plugging into the cloud. 2
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  David Chiu: Elasticity in the cloud. 3-4
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  Ryan K. L. Ko: Cloud computing in plain English. 5-6
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  David P. Anderson: Volunteer computing: the ultimate cloud. 7-10
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  Ymir Vigfusson, Gregory Chockler: Clouds at the crossroads: research perspectives. 10-13
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  Gideon Juve, Ewa Deelman: Scientific workflows and clouds. 14-18
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  Sumit Narayan, Chris Heiden: The cloud at work: interviews with Pete Beckman of Argonne National Lab and Bradley Horowitz of Google. 19-22
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  Ramaswamy Chandramouli, Peter Mell: State of security readiness. 23-25
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  Guy Rosen: The business of clouds. 26-28

Volume 16, Number 4, Summer 2010

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  Chris Harrison: The future of interaction: Interfaces everywhere. 4

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  Inbox. 5

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  James Stanier: About the redesign: The path to the new XRDS. 6

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  Daniel Gooch: Microsoft Developer Academic Alliance. 7

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  Daniel Lemire: Marketing your ideas: Don't sell yourself short. 7

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  Johnny Chung Lee: In search of a natural gesture. 9-12
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  Gordon Kurtenbach: Pen-based computing. 14-20
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  Sergi Jordà, Carles Fernandes Julià, Daniel Gallardo: Interactive surfaces and tangibles. 21-28
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  Desney S. Tan, Dan Morris, T. Scott Saponas: Interfaces on the go. 30-34
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  Patrick Baudisch, Christian Holz: My new PC is a mobile phone. 36-41
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  Evan Peck, Krysta Chauncey, Audrey Girouard, Rebecca Gulotta, Francine Lalooses, Erin Treacy Solovey, Douglas Weaver, Robert J. K. Jacob: From brains to bytes. 42-47
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  David Chiu: Profile Hiroshi Ishii: tangible bits. 49

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  Dmitry Batenkov: Real-time detection with webcam. 50-51

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  Tom Bartindale: Microsoft research: Redmond, Washington. 52-53

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  James Stanier: Apple's mouse: 25 years later. 53

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