Work/life practices and the recruitment and retention of large school districts ' foodservice professionals

Within a CIS environment, the proper use of information requires the identification of the uncertainty associated with it. As such, there has been a substantial amount of research dedicated to describing and quantifying spatial data uncertainty. Recent advances in sensor technology and image analysis techniques are making image-derived geospatial data increasingly popular. Along with development in sensor and image analysis technologies have come departures from conventional point-by-point measurements. Current advancements support the transition from traditional point measures to novel techniques that allow the extraction of complex objects as single entities (e.g., road outlines, buildings). As the methods of data extraction advance, so too must the methods of estimating the uncertainty associated with the data. Not only will object uncertainties be modeled, but the connections between these uncertainties will also be estimated. The current methods for determining spatial accuracy for lines and areas typically involve defining a zone of uncertainty around the measured line, within which the "actual " line exists with some probability. Yet within the research community, the proper shape of this 'uncertaintyband ' is a topic with much dissent. Less contemplated is the manner in which such areas of uncertainty interact and influence one another. The development of positional error models, from

Kate O’Rourke and Clair Turner for assisting me with the research and proofing of this paper. I wish to especially thank my wife, Dr Mary Crock, for her invaluable assistance and counsel. 1.

"I want to be just like Mary-Kate.and Ashley": Young girls talk about popular teen icons in an after-school book club

What do language users know about particular utterances, and how do they com- pute this knowledge? Consider the English sentence Kate was seen by Mary. English speakers are able to determine, among other things, that Mary is the underlying sub- ject of the sentence (that is, she is the person who

We thank Signe-Mary McKernan for her excellent comments and for serving as an advisor on this project. We thank Greg Acs for excellent comments and Henry Chen and Carolina Krawiec for their able research assistance. We also thank Karen Hamrick, Dean Jolliffe, and Laura Tiehen all of USDA, ERS

like to thank Khalid Nadvi very much for his friendly help in procuring some of the important literature. For a life-long lesson in the benefits of learning I thank my grandmother, Professor Marie Jahoda. For getting me through, I owe everything to Kate Alexander

Mary Ellen and Bob Seery have documented the exciting discovery of several rare pieces of Cincinnati's Coultry Pottery and have identified the artist "G " as Edwin Griffith (Seery and Seery 2006); but the story does not end quite there. Although the Seerys ask, "who was Edwin

. Marie Foley, NJ Nursing Initiative Program Director, encouraged and guided the second RWJF cohort with warmth and caring. To my fellow cohort members, Lisa Heelan, Kate Hinic, Jeannie Couper, and Lori Wilt, thank you for the support, humor and friendship throughout the years. Without all of you

efforts over the years. Marjory, Manjit, and Scott; each of you lent your expertise when needed and I thank you. I would also like to thank my dear daughters, Mary Kate and Meredith, for their