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1. Vibration modeling of buildings with composite floors.

Author

Layman Jr., Christopher N., Bensing, Silas, and Glickman, Gary

Subjects
CONCRETE slabs, STEEL plate deck bridges, STEEL framing, VIBRATION of buildings, STIFFNESS (Engineering)
Abstract

Profiled composite floors (ribbed concrete slabs on corrugated steel decks) are commonly used in steel framed buildings. However, complicating the dynamic modeling of such floors is their apparent stiffness anisotropy due to the periodically spaced ribs. In this paper, approaches are presented to obtain the effective, flat-plate properties of composite floors to predict floor vibrations for two building case studies. Measured floor vibrations for the case studies are then compared to the models. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023

2. Improving speech intelligibility from public address systems in transportation terminals.

Author

Glickman, Gary, Jue, Deborah, and Murphy, Patrick

Subjects
AIRPORT terminals, PUBLIC address systems, ACOUSTIC field, AIRPORT lounges, LUGGAGE
Abstract

ACRP Research Report 175 (ACRP 175) was published in 2018 and provides basic guidelines for design, installation, and operation of public address systems in airport terminals. There are approximately 400 airports in the US, and with over 550 underground transit stations and 2,600 above ground transit stations in the US, many of these guidelines developed for airports can also be easily adapted for these stations. This paper provides an overview of ACRP 175 guidance with a focus on key factors for successful design and commissioning. As part of the research, acoustic field studies were performed at six airports and a total of 45 different spaces including ticketing, concourse, gate lounges, food courts, arrival/departure halls, baggage claim, and curbside locations. We describe experience using ACRP 175 on current design-build projects and discuss other relevant industry standards. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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8. Budgeting for results: funding pay for success initiatives

Author

Glickman, Gary and Besharov, Douglas

Subjects
Social work administration -- Methods, Public-private sector cooperation -- Methods, Savings -- Methods, Business, Government, Sociology and social work
Abstract

Pay for success financing (PFS), often part of a social impact bond, is a new concept in which private investment supports the delivery of preventive services that save the government [...]

Published
2015

10. Construction Noise Decreases Reproductive Efficiency in Mice

Author

Rasmussen, Skye, Glickman, Gary, Norinsky, Rada, Quimby, Fred W, and Tolwani, Ravi J

Subjects
Litter Size, Incidence, Reproduction, Stillbirth, Embryo Transfer, Mice, Animals, Newborn, Pregnancy, Facility Design and Construction, Noise, Occupational, Animals, Pregnancy, Animal, Female, Biology
Abstract

Excessive noise is well known to impair rodent health. To better understand the effect of construction noise and to establish effective noise limits during a planned expansion of our vivarium, we analyzed the effects of construction noise on mouse gestation and neonatal growth. Our hypothesis was that high levels of construction noise would reduce the number of live births and retard neonatal growth. Female Swiss Webster mice were individually implanted with 15 B6CBAF1/J embryos and then exposed to 70- and 90-dBA concrete saw cutting noise samples at defined time points during gestation. In addition, groups of mice with litters were exposed to noise at 70, 80, or 90 dBA for 1 h daily during the first week after parturition. Litter size, birth weight, incidence of stillborn pups, and rate of neonatal weight gain were analyzed. Noise decreased reproductive efficiency by decreasing live birth rates and increasing the number of stillborn pups.

Published
2009

11. DES and emotional distress.

Author

Glickman, Gary S.

Subjects
Diethylstilbestrol -- Cases, Mental distress (Law) -- Cases, Payton v. Abbott Laboratories (437 N.E.2d 171 (Mass. 1982))
Published
1982

17. Reflections on a sociopath

Author

Stephens, Shane, Glickman, Gary, and De Luca, Sylvana

Subjects
Psychology and mental health
Abstract

I LOVED THE most recent issue with the article written by a diagnosed sociopath ('Confessions of a Sociopath,' June). I was fascinated and shared with everyone I know! So interesting [...]

Published
2013

19. Connect the Dots.

Author

Gaines, Elizabeth and Glickman, Gary

Subjects
*POOR youth, *YOUTH employment, *YOUTH services, *YOUTH gangs, *EDUCATION
Abstract

The article focuses on challenges for youth service delivery citing reference to underserved and disadvantaged youth in the U.S. It mentions the non-profit organization Forum for Youth Investment which is helping state and local agencies for more flexible delivery of services to youth ages 14 to 24. The article also talks about the problems that can arise with youth including gang involvement, lack of education and problems in finding a job.

Published
2015

20. Gary Glickman's Years from Now

Author

Glickman, Gary, Glickman, Gary, Glickman, Gary, and Glickman, Gary

Abstract

http://name.umdl.umich.edu/IC-BALDWIN1IC-X-995%5DJB02806, https://quod.lib.umich.edu/cgi/i/image/api/thumb/baldwin1ic/995/JB02806/!250,250, The University of Michigan Library provides access to these materials for educational and research purposes. These materials may be under copyright. If you decide to use any of these materials, you are responsible for making your own legal assessment and securing any necessary permission. If you have questions about the collection, please contact Archiving James Baldwin's House Digital Collection: jbaldwinhouse-dlps-help@umich.edu. If you have concerns about the inclusion of an item in this collection, please contact Library Information Technology: libraryit-info@umich.edu., https://www.lib.umich.edu/about-us/policies/copyright-policy

21. The Triumph of Dora Beresnksy at the End of the World.

Author

Glickman, Gary

Subjects
TRIUMPH of Dora Beresnksy at the End of the World, The (Short story), GLICKMAN, Gary
Abstract

Presents the short story "The Triumph of Dora Beresnksy at the End of the World," by Gary Glickman.

Published
2011

23. DES and Emotional Distress: Payton v. Abbott Labs

Author

Glickman, Gary S.

Subjects
emotional distress, liability
Abstract

In Payton v. Abbott Labs, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court held that no cause of action exists for negligently inflicted emotional distress absent physical harm. The author analyzes Payton in relation to the historical development of mental and emotional distress in the law of torts. The author argues that the physical harm requirement is arbitrary and unreasonable and that it often precludes the litigation of serious claims.

Published
1982

24. Budgeting for Results.

Author

Glickman, Gary and Besharov, Douglas

Subjects
*BUDGET, *SOCIAL finance, *PRIVATE equity funds, *FINANCIAL management, *CAPITAL
Abstract

The article reports on pay for success financing (PFS) in the U.S. It mentions its involvement with the social impact bond which is considered a concept wherein preventive services are delivered through the aid of private investments towards saving the money of the government. It also highlights the difference between budgeting for results (funding) and capital growth (financing).

Published
2015

25. Silicone Intraocular Lenses During Vitrectomy

Author

Glickman, Gary M. and Poole, Thomas A.

Abstract

TO THE EDITOR. —With the growing popularity of silicone intraocular lenses, other vitreoretinal surgeons may encounter the same difficulty we noted in the course of a recent vitrectomy.Our patient had undergone cataract extraction by phacoemulsification with placement of a silicone posterior-chamber intraocular lens (Staar Surgical Co, Monrovia, Calif) 14 months prior to undergoing trans-pars plana vitrectomy for proliferative vitreoretinopathy. Immediately following air/fluid exchange of the vitreous space, the view of the fundus became obscured at the level of the intraocular lens. Fine droplets of residual infusion fluid remained on the posterior surface of the intraocular lens without coalescing. (The central posterior capsule had previously been removed.)An attempt to rewet the surface with additional balanced salt solution resulted in the rapid reformation of many fine droplets due to the poor wetting ability of the silicone in air. A small amount of 1% hyaluronic acid was then applied to the

Published
1987
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27. Construction noise decreases reproductive efficiency in mice.

Author

Rasmussen S, Glickman G, Norinsky R, Quimby FW, and Tolwani RJ

Subjects
Animals, Animals, Newborn physiology, Embryo Transfer, Female, Incidence, Litter Size physiology, Mice, Pregnancy, Stillbirth epidemiology, Facility Design and Construction, Noise, Occupational adverse effects, Pregnancy, Animal physiology, Reproduction physiology
Abstract

Excessive noise is well known to impair rodent health. To better understand the effect of construction noise and to establish effective noise limits during a planned expansion of our vivarium, we analyzed the effects of construction noise on mouse gestation and neonatal growth. Our hypothesis was that high levels of construction noise would reduce the number of live births and retard neonatal growth. Female Swiss Webster mice were individually implanted with 15 B6CBAF1/J embryos and then exposed to 70- and 90-dBA concrete saw cutting noise samples at defined time points during gestation. In addition, groups of mice with litters were exposed to noise at 70, 80, or 90 dBA for 1 h daily during the first week after parturition. Litter size, birth weight, incidence of stillborn pups, and rate of neonatal weight gain were analyzed. Noise decreased reproductive efficiency by decreasing live birth rates and increasing the number of stillborn pups.

Published
2009

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