Hong Kong and Macau Identity at a Crossroads in the Post-Colonial Era: Tracing the Dynamics through the Lens of Architecture
Ho Hon Leung

The purpose of this paper is to explore the intertwining relationship between ethno-cultural identity and architecture, using Hong Kong and Macau as case studies.

Post-Exercise Affective Responses to Three Common Cognitive Strategies during Graded Cycling Exercise
Erik Lind, et al.

The post-exercise period has important implications for exercise adoption and adherence in that an exerciser is likely to consider engaging in future exercise based, in part, on how he or she feels following the exercise bout.

Pearly mussels in NY State Susquehanna Watershed
Paul H. Lord, Willard N. Harman and Timothy N. Pokorny

Pearly mussels (unionids) are endangered native mollusks with a complex life cycle including fish parasitismand involving watershed quality parameters.

Analysis of Reed-Solomon Codes and Their Application to Digital Video Broadcasting Systems
Izabella Lokshina

In this paper we analyzed decoding algorithm that corrects both erasures and errors for Reed – Solomon (RS) codes based on Euclidean algorithm together with Berlekamp – Massey (BM) algorithm.

Researching Mediated Animals: Internet Search Strategies for Researching Online Representations of Animals and Animal Advocacy
Brian M. Lowe and Michelle Hendley

Social movements are increasingly relying on highly mediated sources such as the Internet and blogosphere to disseminate their message and influence their target audiences.

The Possessive in NY Spanish
Maria Christina Montoya

This research seeks to describe the difference in the speech of two generations of Spanish speakers: immigrant parents and their children who were brought up in the United States. By analyzing data produced by these two generations, it observes the language change in progress. Special attention is given to attributive and predicative possession.