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207. Daytripcs Holland, Belgium, and Luxembourg: 40 One Day Adventures by Rail, Bus, or Car, 2d ed

Author

Hughes, Larry and Hughes, Phyllis

Subjects
Daytripcs Holland, Belgium, and Luxembourg: 40 One Day Adventures by Rail, Bus, or Car, 2d Ed (Book), Books -- Book reviews, Consumer news and advice, Travel, recreation and leisure
Abstract

When we travel in Europe, whether by car or by train, we most often use the 'hub and spoke' approach. That is, we base ourselves in a city or town [...]

Published
1996

214. ANALYSIS OF JAVA-BASED END-TO-END WIRELESS INTERNET SECURITY.

Author

Hughes, Larry and Hay'awi, Abdul-Kadhim

Subjects
INTERNET servers, WIRELESS Internet, WIRELESS Application Protocol (Computer network protocol), MOBILE apps, AD hoc computer networks, SECURITY systems
Abstract

The third and fourth generation wireless devices will require increasingly End-to-End (E2E) security solutions. Existing wireless security approaches has been studied comparatively. It is concluded that, Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) support for lightweight E2E security is a promising solution. The J2ME security features are analyzed from the perspective of its capability to provide efficient yet effective E2E security for the enterprise wireless applications. The analysis identifies particular design flaws. It also investigates open research problems associated with the current J2ME E2E security model. It is concluded that while there are still some problems with the deployment of Mobile Information Device Profile 2.0 (MIDP 2.0) of J2ME widely, its E2E security support is an important contribution to the wireless World Wide Web security. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2004

220. PSYCHOLOGICAL CAPITAL: A NEW LENS FOR UNDERSTANDING EMPLOYEE FIT AND ATTITUTES.

Author

Larson, Milan D., Norman, Steven M., Hughes, Larry W., and Avey, James B.

Subjects
PSYCHOLOGY, EMPLOYEES, JOB satisfaction, WORK environment, EVALUATION
Abstract

The purpose of this study is to investigate whether or not the similarities between employees' and their leaders' psychological capital () adds to the understanding of person-organization fit, employee engagement, and job satisfaction. This study examines working adults (N=1002), mostly from the U.S. Results indicate that the insights to understanding person-to-organization fit are enhanced when employees' and leaders' PsyCap levels are similar. While the concept of fit between employees and their work environment is not new, this is the first empirical assessment considering the extent of PsyCap similarity between leaders and followers as it relates to person-to-organization fit. Implications from this study as well as recommendations for future studies are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2013

224. Remember your mentor

Author

Hughes, Larry

Subjects
Astronomers, Amateur, Astronomy -- Study and teaching
Published
1991

243. Age-related GABAA receptor changes in rat auditory cortex

Author

Caspary, Donald M., Hughes, Larry F., and Ling, Lynne L.

Subjects
*GABA receptors, *LABORATORY rats, *AUDITORY cortex, *SYNAPSES, *AGING, *BIOMARKERS, *PROTEINS
Abstract

Abstract: Auditory cortex (AI) shows age-related decreases in pre-synaptic markers for gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) and degraded AI neuronal response properties. Previous studies find age-related increases in spontaneous and driven activity, decreased spectral and directional sensitivity, and impaired novelty detection. The present study examined expression of GABAA receptor (GABAAR) subunit message, protein, and quantitative GABAAR binding in young, middle-aged, and aged rat AI, with comparisons with adjoining parietal cortex. Significant loss of GABAAR α1 subunit message across AI layers was observed in middle-aged and aged rats and α1 subunit protein levels declined in layers II and III. Age-related increases in GABAAR α3 subunit message and protein levels were observed in certain AI layers. GABAAR subunits, including β1, β2, γ1, γ2s, and γ2L, primarily, but not exclusively, showed age-related declines at the message and protein levels. The ability of GABA to modulate [3H]t-butylbicycloorthobenzoate binding in the chloride channel showed age-related decreases in peak binding and changes in desensitization kinetics. Collectively, age-related changes in GABAAR subunit composition would alter the magnitude and temporal properties of inhibitory synaptic transmission and could underpin observed age-related functional changes seen in the elderly. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

Published
2013
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