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Strange Tales from Cherokee Street
Daniel W. Wright is an award-nominated poet and fiction writer. He most recently wrote the foreword for Sacred Decay: The Art of Lauren Marx (Dark Horse, 2021). He is the author of eight collections of poetry, including Love Letters from the Underground (Spartan Press, 2021), Rodeo of the Soul (Spartan Press, 2019), and Murder City Special (Bad Jacket, 2017). His work has appeared in print journals such as The Literary Parrot, BUK100, 365 Days, and Gasconade Review, as well as online journals such as Book of Matches. He currently resides in St. Louis, MO, where you can usually find him in a bar or a bookstore. Jim McGowin has a background in media communications and visual art. He prefers to...
The Great American Pyramid Scheme
Jason Ryberg was born in the heart of a parade only to be abandoned, days later, on the steps of what turned out to be (what some people might describe as somewhat serendipitous- ly) the meeting place for a secret and arcane society of wealthy gentlemen werewolves, by whom he was raised, though, to his knowledge, never initiated, fully, into all of their arcane ways, but still considered to be a full and honored member of the tribe, in good standing, and so he was then sent to the finest schools, where, over time, he became quite a renown poet and respected philosopher before the age of 22, and with many promising career and social prospects, but instead, gave it all up for a life of adventu...
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Thorn
This thesis evaluates the usability of THORN: a system for displaying a discrete event simulation model in a geographic information system. THORN was developed to enhance the planning phase of Operational Maneuver from the Sea. The goals of this study were to test the system against usability criteria and provide a benchmark for future testing. The purpose of this analysis was to: 1. create a system for viewing discrete event simulations fused with geo-referenced spatial information; 2. determine the system's usability; 3. identify problem areas in the graphical user interface, and 4. provide a proof of concept for incorporating usability in the design of military planning tools. The study's scenario is based on the principles outlined in the white paper Operational Maneuver from the Sea. The study tested whether THORN met the usability objectives of: a. 90% successful tasks completion; b. ease-of-use ratings of "somewhat easy" or better, and c. satisfaction ratings of "somewhat satisfied" or better. THORN met all of these usability objectives.
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