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May 16, 2018

The Teletype Sound Effect in the Movies

I've been a little busy lately. I've been a touch occupied, as you can imagine. Not a lot of time for writing here. But I had to make some time for this.…

Apr 5, 2018

Bioreactor Landfills

One of the more interesting anaerobic processes is the breakdown of municipal solid waste in landfills. I grew up not far from what we called Rumpke Mountain, the sixth largest landfill in…

Apr 2, 2018

Meiji Land Reforms and Modernization

An open question in history is why Japan was able to successfully modernize following Commodore Perry's "opening of Japan." In a recent discussion of this, I proposed that three reasons drove Japan's…

Mar 30, 2018

My Orbit Population Model at JSM

I am happy to say my paper was accepted for the 2018 Joint Statistical Meetings in Vancouver. Actually, I think JSM accepts all papers. That's not the point right now. This paper,…

Mar 21, 2018

Intermediate Algebra, Spring 2018

Well, I may be running a campaign for delegate right now, but I still am teaching mathematics, because that's just what I do. I am teaching an intermediate algebra class this term.…

Mar 7, 2018

Disruptive Event Prediction

Our paper, "Crystal Cube: Multidisciplinary Approach to Disruptive Events Prediction," is going to be presented at the 9th International Conference on Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics (AHFE 2018) and the Affiliated Conferences,…

Mar 2, 2018

Values and Trends in Cybersecurity

Working with Natalie Scala at Towson, Paul Goethals at West Point, and I, Towson student Lorraine Black reviewed survey data from small law firms and IT professionals to investigate values and attitudes…