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AcknowledgementsThe idea for CMS arose as a project for a course on tangible interfaces, taught by Amnon Dekel at the Hebrew University. Elliot Jaffe was my project partner and the original idea was his. So I wish, first and foremost, to thank both Elliot and Amnon, for initiating it all, and for providing gentle guidance and emphatic encouragement throughout. I would also like to thank Prof. Scott Kirkpatrick, who supervised this project, for reviewing and re-reviewing this paper patiently, and for sharing his creative spark, his enthusiasm, his extensive insights and his experience, and for guiding my often digressive research inclinations. Many people have helped push me through this paper. In this context thanks are owed to: My parents and sister, for reviewing and commenting on grammar mismatches; Marc Friedman, for spending his vacation keeping my procrastination instincts in check; Elazar Goldenberg, for reviewing the Hebrew abstract, and Lil Blume, for patiently and persistently correcting my abstract and bibliography, and for teaching me how to punctuate and use proper grammar – on this paper, and in the most basic way possible. This may or may not be the forum to thank my parents for raising me, for ensuring that I get a proper education and that I stay somewhat on track, but then again, it may very well be. So: Thank you. It can be humbling to realize that the world beyond tangible interfaces is huge and holds many wonderful things, and that so many people have never heard of what a tangible interface is, or sort of blank out when they do hear about it. But as I approach the completion of this project, I look forward to more fully experiencing this world, with its glorious oblivion to TUI concepts, and embracing it with joy and a sense of a certain accomplishment at having – hopefully, somewhat – contributed a small share towards elucidating those who may nevertheless care. And in the context of this completion, this anticipation, this gratitude, and humility, I would like most of all, to thank the Lord, God, Master of the universe, who has given us all life and sustained us, and who has brought us forth to this wonderful day. Sources 1[] E. Jaffe, A. Dayan, A. Dekel, "Physical system monitoring," Patent WO/2008/006000, filed July 3, 2007 and published Jan 10, 2008. Available online at: http://www.wipo.int/pctdb/en/wo.jsp?WO=2008006000 [Accessed Nov.8, 2009] 2[] E. Jaffe, A. Dayan, A. Dekel, "Cube management system: a tangible interface for monitoring large scale systems," in Proceedings of the 2007 Symposium on Computer Human Interaction for the Management of Information Technology, March 30-31, 2007, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Available online at: http://sites.google.com/a/dsys.cs.huji.ac.il/main/home/publications/a4-jaffe.pdf [Accessed Dec.27, 2009] 3[] "Ganglia monitoring system." [Online], http://ganglia.info/ [Accessed: Nov.8, 2009] 4[ [R. Harlan, "Network management with Nagios," Linux Journal, Issue 111, 2003. Available online at: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/6767 [Accessed Nov. 8, 2009] 5[] "EverGrow. A European integrated project." [Online], http://www.evergrow.org [Accessed Nov.8, 2009] 6 [] "Ganglia: Evergrow Grid Report."[Online], http://www.everlab.org/ganglia [Accessed Nov.8, 2009]
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