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Comparing the Performance of Two Different Customer Order Behaviors Within the Hierarchical Production Planning Thomas Felberbauer, Klaus Altendorfer, University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria. Winter Simulation Conference, 2014.
A hierarchical production planning structure enables manufacturing systems to handle customer disturbances with different measures on different planning levels. Two different kinds of customer order behavior can be observed and are as well discussed in literature.» 続きを読む
Discrete Choice, Agent Based and System Dynamics Simulation of Health Profession Career Paths T. Flynn, Y. Tian, K. Masnick, G. McDonnell, E. Huynh, A. Mair, N. Osgood. Winter Simulation Conference, 2014.
Modelling real workforce choices accurately via Agent Based Models and System Dynamics requires input data on the actual preferences of individual agents. Often lack of data means that analysts can have an understanding of how agents move through the system, but not why, and when.» 続きを読む
Reflections on Two Approaches to Hybrid Simulation in Healthcare Joe Viana, University of Southampton. Winter Simulation Conference, 2014.
Hybrid simulation, the combination of simulation paradigms to address a problem is becoming more popular as the problems we are presented with become more complex. This is evidenced by an increase in the number of hybrid papers published in specific domains and the number of hybrid simulation frameworks being produced across domains.» 続きを読む
Modeling Country-Scale Electricity Demand Profiles M. Pruckner, D Eckhoff, R. German, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg. Winter Simulation Conference, 2014.
All over the world, and in particular in Germany, a trend toward a more sustainable electric energy supply» 続きを読む
including energy efficiency and climate protection can be observed. Simulation models can support these
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including energy efficiency and climate protection can be observed. Simulation models can support these
energy transitions by providing beneficial insights for the development of different electricity generation mix
strategies in future electric energy systems.
Towards Closed Loop Modeling: Evaluatng The Prospects for Creating Recurrently Regrounded Aggregate Simulation Models Using Particle Filtering Nathaniel Osgood, Juxin Liu, University of Saskatchewan 106 Wiggins Road, University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon. Winter Simulation Conference, 2014
Public health agencies traditionally rely heavily on epidemiological reporting for notifiable disease control, but increasingly apply simulation models for forecasting and to understand intervention tradeoffs. Unfortunately, such models traditionally lack capacity to easily incorporate information from epidemiological data feeds.» 続きを読む
Increasing rail capacity utilization in port of Hamburg by early provision of information for import containers Ralf Elbert, Fabian Walter, Chair of Management and Logistics, Technische Universität Darmstadt. AnyLogic Conference 2014.
Various actors are involved in hinterland transportation of incoming rail containers along the maritime transport chain. To coordinate each actor's logistics processes, and therefore to improve utilization of existing transport capacity, the early provision of information, e.g. in form of estimated time of arrival (ETA), is inevitable.» 続きを読む
Quantitative analysis of bidding strategies: a hybrid agent based–system dynamics approach Arash MAHDAVI and Makarand HASTAK, Purdue University
Economic slowdown and construction demand shrinkage reduces the profit backlog for construction contractors and bites into their profit margin. The resulting fierce competition for jobs forces construction companies to look for more sophisticated analytical tools to analyze and improve their bidding strategies. For each contractor, bidding strategy is a decision-making process that is driven by the firm's financial goals with the final objective of maximizing the firm's gross profit and surpassing the breakeven point. This paper proposes a methodology to model and analyze different bidding strategies with hybrid agent based-system dynamics (ABSD) simulation.» 続きを読む
Comparison between Individual-based and Aggregate Models in the context of Tuberculosis Transmission Tian, Y. and Osgood, N., Proceedings, The 29 th International conference of the System Dynamics Society. July 2011, Washington, D.C.
The desire to better understand the transmission of infectious disease in the real world has motivated the representation of epidemic diffusion in the context of quantitative simulation. In recent decades, both individual-based (such as Agent-Based) models and aggregate models (such as System Dynamics) are widely used in epidemiological modeling. This paper compares the difference between system dynamics models and agent-based models in the context of Tuberculosis (TB) transmission, considering smoking as a risk factor.» 続きを読む
Representing Progression and Interactions of Comorbidities in Aggregate and Individual-Based Systems Models Osgood, N. Proceedings, The 27th International Conference of the System Dynamics Society, July 2009, Albuquerque
Healthcare simulation models have attracted significant offered important insights in to health policy selection. More complete accounting for the cost and health implications of upstream interventions is hindered by the need to consider impact on, and interactions between, multiple comorbidities. Within this paper, we explore several distinct approaches for representing comorbidities, some of them at the aggregate level, and some of them at the individual level. All of these representations have the virtue of being declarative, in that they allow the user to focus on what is to be characterized, rather than how it is to be implemented. Our exploration suggests that while several aggregate representations of comorbidities are possible, they suffer from a variety of shortcomings, ranging from low fidelity to combinatorial blowup. While individual-level representations impose a heavy performance load, greater difficulties in calibration and less rapid analysis, such representations do offer greater transparency, modifiability, scalability, and modularity, and ease of representing transmission and influence networks. With much to recommend each approach, further research is needed to shed additional light on the tradeoffs and identify situations where one representation is preferable to another.» 続きを読む
SILVER: Software in Support of the System Dynamics Modeling Process Nathaniel Osgood, Proceedings, The 27th International Conference of the System Dynamics Society, July 2009, Albuquerque
While the System Dynamics modeling process can yield invaluable high level insights, it gives rise to a tremendous amount of detail complexity. In the course of their work, modelers must track successive model versions, the motivation for and assumptions underlying particular "what if" scenarios, and the implicit relationships between scenarios, model versions and various external artifacts such as spreadsheets, symbolic mathematics calculations, and external documentation.» 続きを読む


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What is the easiest (preferably without calculations) way to see that the mean value of $\max(x_1,x_2,\dots,x_n)$ on the sphere $\mathbb{S}^{d-1}= \{ (x_1,\dots,x_n):\ x_1^2+\dots+x_n^2=1 \}$ behaves like $\sqrt{\log(n)/n}$, or at least that is is much more then $1/\sqrt{n}$ for large $n$? The same (and less or more a priori equivalent) question concerns the standard Gaussian measure and expectation of $\infty$-norm w.r.t. it.
The proofs I know (for example, the one which V. Milman attributes to Figiel) use too many integrals.
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I have wanted to share my case for 5 years now. In October 1992 Iwas diagnosed with a Burkitt's Lymphoma of the left breast. At that time I was 26 years old and 23 weeks pregnant with my 3rd child. This diagnosis was determined after a surgical lumpectomy of the left breast. Just prior to the lumpectomy a left neck mass was removed revealing abscessed lymph nodes.
My Oncologist in Mesa, Arizona initiated aggressive chemotherapy using adriamyacin, vincristine and prednisone. He waited until the 2nd treatment and then used the standard protocol of adriamycin,cytoxan, vincristine and prednisone. They watched the fetus via ultrasound for steady weight gain. I continued the chemotherapy every 3 weeks (4 rounds).
When my pregnancy had reached 34 weeks, they then did an amniocentesis. The results revealed matured lungs. The baby was delivered via C-section weighing 6 lbs 1 oz. The placenta clearly did it's job (keeping the chemotherapy away from the baby) due to the evidence thick black hair on his head and mom fighting to keep the few eyelashes and brows she had left. There were zero complications with the premature infant. Chemotherapy round 5 was instituted the second day post C-section.
A CT scan was taken 3 weeks later which was negative for lymphadenopathy. My doctor continued with rounds 6, 7, 8, and 9. I have remained disease free for almost 6 years now.
My little Connor will be celebrating his 6th Birthday on January 7, 1999. He has had zero complications. His pediatrician agrees with me 100%.
Ever since my experience with this, I have wanted to inform the field of this successful case. I recently read a journal article entitled"Burkitt Lymphoma in Pregnancy" this article showed 28 of the 29 subjects died of this disease. Their conclusion of this article was" when Burkitt's lymphoma is encountered in pregnancy, immediate cytotoxic combination chemotherapy is indicated." My goal is to spread my case to all Oncologists and Gynecologists and to offer evidence that chemotherapy in pregnancy can be successful.
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Instead of using one egg, I substituted 3 egg whites. I also used 1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil in place of the 1/4 cup butter and 1/4 cup canola oil.
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Instead of using one egg, I substituted 3 egg whites. I also used 1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil in place of the 1/4 cup butter and 1/4 cup canola oil.
Simple recipe with a small list of ingredients. Note the cooking time listed (15 minutes) was too long. Mine were done in 10-12 minutes. Made about 30 cookies.
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As they were baking, we noticed that they didn't spread out. We knew before taking our first bite, that these were not going to be the traditional chocolate chip cookie. These ARE delicious. However they look like little mounds, not like a chocolate chip cookie. We did add 1/2 cup of chopped walnuts to the recipe to up the protein. The next time we make these, we are going to try flattening them out.


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Is there an elementary proof of this identity?
$$n + 1 - \sum_{k=1}^{n} k^{k-1} \binom{n}{k} \frac{(n-k)^{n+1-k}}{n^{n}} =1 + \sum_{k=1}^n \frac{n!}{(n-k)!n^k}\;?$$
The term on the right is the average time to find a duplicate birthday from the classic Birthday Problem and the sum on the left is a special case of this sum. As a sanity check, if you compute the answers numerically (exactly) for small $n$ they are exactly the same.
The numerator of the sum on the left is $n^{n+1}-Q(n)n^n$ (Q(n) is called Ramanujan's function by Knuth) according to A219706 and A063169. This immediately gives the identity as the term on the right is $1+Q(n)$. Am I just missing a simple direct proof of their equality too?


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Couldn't believe what I saw. Was hoping Fulham could pull up an upset because I am 3 points behind but no.
If it was on two leggs it would be 13-5 0.0
Hahaha I have had the same thing, had a regen in my youth team called Fabio Palermo and Palermo wanted him.
probably he was ashamed
The attack of the wiggens.
Just noticed what one of my new youth team players is called.
My scouts said he's actually a good prospect
You know your team's crap (or its manager is ¬_¬) when you lose 1-3 to the reserves. Madness...
Well... this was hard to beat. What's next on the list?
Didnt involve my team, just popped up really. Strange. I also like this.
My Ass Man helping me find a new Ass Man. hehe
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For me this isn't "funny", but I am really annoyed by it.
Until this draw I had a reasonable chance of winning the Prem league, now that's out of the window...
This is a huge "what if" moment in my career.
Jesus, I know it's his last game before retirement and all, but talk about mixed emotions
As manager of Almería, I had the following statement after this match: You've got to be ******* kidding me...
I can't wait to sign Yaya Banana on FM11.
Del Piero is out for 8 months with damaged cruciate ligaments and is considering quitting professional football. After reading that I told him that he is tough enough to manage. A day later he says he wants to concentrate on footballing.
If this is over-confident, I can't wait till my players actually decide to put the effort in.
Move over Derby.
Dalibor what?
Probably been posted before but I did a double-take when I read this news item
Some people aren't too religious...
How crap do you have to be to get a rating of 0.1?
He didn't even score an own-goal or get a red card.
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Brilliant. Extra 2 quid should come in handy I'm sure.
Probably only amusing if you have a childish sense of humour and a knowledge of what "ficken" means in German.
Rather than bring on a sub for Cardozo, they choose to play on with 9 men. :S
The padova TV negociation is brilliant ))
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Pretty weird this. Two penalties given away by the same guy in a minute.
list of EPL managers in 2017. Chelsea just sacked Stoichkov, who had them in 19th place with 7 points in 11 matches. I don't think they improved on him...
I doubt he will improve any more, considering his age...
Awesome job of planning the cup schedule
Losing the first game 0:3, drawing the series with 10 men, missing a penalty in the 92th minute then winning on penalties... this game is not good for my heart.
Steam isn't running and this isn't pirated., and yes I have Daemon replacing the FM disk. I lost the disk for FM when moving a few months ago, I told a friend that I can't play FM any more, they recommended Daemon to me and I have used it ever since.
Morsy what kitpack are you using?
Not funny, but interesting. Hadn't seen this before.
(never mind)
When you get the chance mate I'd appreciate it if you could post what it is.
I just checked, the kits I have are called "SS'09" but there seems to be a newer version. Unfortunately they're all on sortitoutsi. But I found some working links for some English leagues, check this site and scroll down to the bottom.
Thanks Morsy ;-)
Certainly the player you'd want in your team if you're after a good start
Something that brought a smile to my face in a interview.
About 15 years ago Forest were playing Southamption in an FA Cup game at the City Ground. Forest were winning 3-0 with about 10 minutes left. Brian Clough took off a striker (either Nigel Jemson or Nigel Clough) and didn't bother replacing them even though he hadn't used any subs. Forest played the rest of the match with 10-men and still won 3-0.
Came across this "fake" keeper - the German number 1.
He's also a famous for his Miami Vice theme tune, Crockett's theme!
What the hell?... in 14 minutes?
WHAT THE HELL??? At half-time??
That is epic goalscoring, you must've been pleased. Tell me you didn't let it slip away?
No match rating for match winning striker! haha
Epic Celtic failure they let him leave for free he was not unhappy probly thought his demans were too high just to take him back after 6 months
Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks
Alternatively you can just buy the disk, and install via steam. I've not touched the disk since I bought the game. You don't need it with STEAM.
My disk hasn't left the drive for about 8 months
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One of my favoruites from FM07.
I'm Tottenham, against Man City in the 2010 Champions League Semi Finals. Drew 1-1 at White Hart Lane, and then 'lost' 2-0 at Eastlands. Well... I say lost, but the game told me I'd drawn 2-2 and gone through on away goals.
Compare the match report to the overview... strange!
So glad I went for '50% of next transfer fee'
Great message from the board...
And again...
It pains me hugely that i didn't save this somehow. Having been playing the game for years already i should have known it was quite special. Idk how many people remember but it was the year that Liverpool won that cup treble, EUFA cup, league and FA i think. At the time i didn't have a computer connected up to the internet ever, and especially not the one i played CM/FM on, i can't remember which it was then (think it might have still been CM). Anyway, the first game i played about a week after Liverpool won that treble they won it on the first year of that game. The very first game i had started after the real one. I couldn't believe it, obviously pure coincidence unless my computer became "aware."
I've had tons of games since that, epically weird scoring, ones in which i've won Champs League 7 times in a row, premiership 10 times in a row, along with generally the both cups (a lot of this thanks to Mr Hough's awesome tactic this year) but none of these come close to strangeness of that one saved game. I wasn't playing as Liverpool, i was one of the relegation candidates that had managed to stay up that year and was trying to do the same.
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@Jimborelli: At one point my board told me the finances were so good they were considering investing loads of money on tropical fish. I might even have posted it in this thread somewhere.
One from way back. It all happened so quickly I didn't have time to take him off penalty-taking duties


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Coach Jim Crutchfield's Hilltoppers (30-1) became only the second team in the league's 76-year history to sweep the regular season and tournament titles in three consecutive seasons, a feat which held special significance for West Liberty's 5-time WVIAC Coach of the Year.
"It always feels great to win a championship," Crutchfield said, "but this one might mean a little more to me simply because it's the last one for a great league. I'm a West Virginia guy and I grew up around this tournament. To think that this league has been around since 1924 and our guys won the last three championships, that's something they can be proud of for a very long time."
The WVIAC will be dissolved with most of the current members moving into the newly-formed Mountain East Conference.
The Hilltoppers and the Falcons (22-8), ranked No. 1 and No. 5, respectively, in the Atlantic Region, battled to a near-standstill through an up-tempo first half which saw six ties and seven lead changes before West Liberty took a 42-40 halftime lead.
Chris Morrow's trey with 16:11 remaining not only put the Hilltoppers ahead to stay, 49-48, it ignited an extended West Liberty surge that would all but put the game out of reach.
C.J. Hester pushed the margin to 63-52 with a conventional three-point play on a fast break with 11:26 remaining but the Hilltoppers were far from finished.
Fairmont State, which had been overplaying West Liberty on the perimeter in an attempt to limit WLU's three-point shot opportunities, now seemed to ratchet up its defensive intensity even more and aggressively challenged every Hilltopper move to the basket.
The Falcons began sending West Liberty to the foul line on nearly every possession and the Hilltoppers - one of the nation's top free throw shooting teams took full advantage.
West Liberty scored 13 of the next 17 points - on 13-of-14 shooting from the charity stripe - to all but put the game out of reach, 76-56, with six minutes remaining.
Fairmont got back-to-back threes from Chase Morgan to key a rally that ultimately got the margin into single figures, 81-72, on a pair of Andre Thornton free throws with 2:57 to play but the Hilltoppers didn't blink.
Alex Falk - on his way to a second consecutive WVIAC Tournament MVP Award - dropped in a floating leaner to restore the double-digit lead, 83-72, with 2:35 on the clock and four more free throws pushed the lead back up to 87-72 heading into the final 90 seconds.
Falk's leaner was the first basket for West Liberty since Hester's fast-break hoop at 11:26. The Hilltoppers were 0-for-3 from the floor against the aggressive FSU defense during that crucial stretch but weathered the Falcon storm by going 18-for-20 from the line.
Falk, the WVIAC Player of the Year, put on a clinic in the second half with 19 of his game-high 27 points. The senior standout also chipped in with six assists and four steals while cashing in a career-high 13-of-15 free throws. Hester turned in his second straight double-double with 21 points and 14 rebounds while freshman Bubby Goodwin tied a career-high with 18 points. Shawn Dyer rounded out the double-figure scorers with 12 points to go along with three steals.
After missing their only free throw in the first half, the Hilltoppers went 29-of-32 (91 percent) from the line in the final 20 minutes.
Thornton and Malik Stith led the Falcons with 17 points each as the unsung WLU defense held Fairmont State to 39 percent shooting (27-of-70), including a dismal 30 percent (12-of-40) showing in the second half.
West Liberty is the odds-on favorite to host the NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional, which will be played over the St. Patrick's Day weekend. The regional ranking committee will announce the tournament host and the eight-team regional field on March 10.
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Is there an easy way to move all the site columns in a particular group (e.g. "PepsiSiteColumns") to another site collection?
Out of the box, there is no easy solution. I recently had to move some site columns from development to production and had to resort to some custom PowerShell script. There's also no easy way to copy content types to another environment and/or collection.
In short, it can be done but you'd need to write some custom PowerShell to do it.
If you have a requirement to use site columns across site collections, you probably should consider creating a content type hub in order to centrally manage your content types. Even if you do not have the same content types in each site collection, you will probably be able to find a common base content type from which these would derive. This base content type would include the columns that you want to use across the different site collections.
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In English, some insects bite you (like mosquitos), while other insects sting you (like bees). A bite generally involves an animal's mouth, while a sting involves another part of the animal (a bee's or scorpion's stinger).
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6 Comic Book Easter Eggs That Stuck It to The Man
All of us should have jobs where we can slip passive-aggressive "screw yous" to our enemies or our bosses right there in the work we produce. It must be very satisfying.
Or at least you'd think so, considering how many of these "screw you" Easter eggs have been hidden in comics over the years.
#6. Marvel Writer Encodes an Insult to His Boss
Al Milgrom was an artist, writer and editor who worked at Marvel for almost 25 years before he quit and started working freelance. At the time there wasn't a lot known about why he left, but later it became abundantly clear that one of the reasons was that Milgrom really, really hated his old boss, Bob Harras.
In 2000, Milgrom was hired as a freelance artist to work on Universe X Spidey #1, a comic with a title as bad as Milgrom's prank was awesome. Harras no longer worked for Marvel at the time and had been replaced, but that didn't stop Milgrom from seeking sweet, subtle revenge on his previous editor in one of Marvel's own comics. One of the panels he drew ended up looking like this:
Doesn't seem to be a whole lot going on other than the tripped-out girl in the background who is high as a kite, right? But flip it sideways, look a little closer and ...
Unlike most of the other Easter eggs on this list, the insult was caught by censors before the issue went on sale, but not before it was printed, which meant that they had to do a full recall on the issue and destroy every copy, which is a pretty rare occurrence in the comic book world (known to have happened fewer than a dozen times, ever).
Milgrom was fired over it, and his contract was terminated. But a few weeks later, the people at Marvel seemed to realize, "Yeah, Harras was an asshole. Nice! Come on back here." And they hired Milgrom back.
#5. Writer Creates Jedi Master Baytes
We don't have to tell you about the rather ridiculous amount of merchandise and extended universe material that exists as part of the Star Wars universe, so it won't be a surprise to find out that there was a prequel comic book to Phantom Menace titled Star Wars: Jedi Council.
It was actually pretty awesome, as it was filled with tons of bloody Jedi fights and exactly zero annoying kid-Vaders and Jar Jar Binkses.
Why is this motherfucking lightsaber not motherfucking purple?
The author of the miniseries, Randy Stradley, needed to create a few fill-in characters for the comics and added in Master Soon Baytes as an official Jedi in the Star Wars canon.
Stradley later admitted that he had added the character as a kind of dig at his editor, Sue Rostini, who would always go through his scripts and add the word "Master" in front of every Jedi's name, whether he wanted them to be called that or not. Assuming Rostini would do the same thing this time around, he threw in Jedi Soon Baytes as a joke that he figured they would laugh at later and then make up a new name for.
The only problem was that Rostini didn't edit that particular issue, so the name went through unchanged and got published as a "not-so-witty time bomb waiting to be triggered." A few years later, Stradley was editing a different Star Wars comic, Star Wars: Obsession, and decided to finish what he had started.
He brought the character back in what was basically a cameo, set off the bomb and then just as abruptly killed off Master Baytes to never be spoken of again, but to always be remembered as a great man who could really handle his sword.
#4. New Mutants Hides Filthy Conversations in Demon Text
Let's face it, drawing comic books is a dream job that a lot of nerds out there fantasize about, but we can only imagine that once you actually get the job, it can get a little boring, laboriously drawing each freaking strand of Jean Grey's freaking hair over and over again. So when a chance comes to have a little fun with a story, a guy's going to take it. This is what we imagine happened in New Mutants #17 with hilarious results.
In the story, the New Mutants (who are young X-Men in training) go to hell and meet some demons. The demons speak a different language, which is portrayed with a completely foreign set of symbols that they don't bother translating, figuring the reader can get the gist most of the time.
The words in demon language weren't vital to the plot, but never underestimate a comic book fan's determination to know everything about comic books. After one demon conversation is translated later in the story, it is obvious that there is a basic substitution cipher with English letters for fake demon letters. Comic book readers jumped all over that shit.
When you do a straight translation of the letters in the above conversation, you get a cipher like this to translate the rest of the dialogue, meaning all those delicious secrets are now ripe for the nerd picking.
But actually translating the demon language revealed less plot-relevant info and was instead pure, nonsensical awesomeness. Take the panel below, where the Queen of Hell is talking to her guards. Probably some important stuff going on there, right? Not so much.
Translation: "Did you see that guy's balls?" "Yeah ... they were weird."
No one has claimed credit for the dialogue -- it could have been the writer or the penciller -- but it remains a wonderful "fuck you" to a boring job nonetheless, as not a single untranslated conversation has anything to do with the plot. That first panel we showed, of a girl charging into battle? Yeah, she's saying "pork chop." And then there's this gem, which translates to, "Hey, dick-breath":
Also, being told that you're in charge of walking and picking up after demon toads kind of sucks, so we imagine the final word balloon might actually have been part of the script.
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My family loves Genovese pesto and we'd started making our own (with varied success). One of our number has been diagnosed as intolerant to cow's milk. This rules out pretty much all shop-bought varieties, so we now have to take the homemade route seriously. To help us out, please can you suggest non-cow's milk cheeses that we could use instead of Parmesan?
Finding a non-cow subsitute for parmesan is a difficult task - Grana, the closest, is made from cow milk as well so it's no good.
I've been making my pesto with Pecorino Romano (may just be labeled 'Romano'; also, look for the brand name Locatelli) for years, even before I figure out I had issues with cow's milk. (note, there are a few different versions of Pecorino, as it basically means 'from sheep'; Pecorino Romano is specifically a hard grating cheese).
Some people don't like the Pecorino Romano; I remember discussing food with my former boss who had grown up in Italy (and even ran for Italian Parliment a few years back), and he thought Pecorino Romano was too salty and strongly flavored to use in risotto. (of course, I make my own stock, so I still needed to add salt from other means).
The only other non-cows milk cheese that I can think of that might work, that's might be easily found would be Manchego Viejo; it's an older varient of Manchego that grates well.
I would've recommended Cheese Net's World Cheese Index, but it looks like the site's gone ... you may have luck through Archive.org's Wayback Machine
The original recipe (in Italian, here a version in English also, at page 7 - warnings, it's a pdf) for pesto alla genovese (Genovese pesto), by Consorzio del pesto alla genovese (Genovese Pesto Consortium), requires both Parmigiano Reggiano - or Grana Padano - (cow's milk cheese) and pecorino (sheep's milk cheese) but in a 3:1 ratio (3 parts of parigiano and 1 part of pecorino). Therefore pecorino (I prefer pecorino romano in this recipe) is required, it cannot be a substitute for a true pesto alla genovese.
I suggest to make a little portion apart with pecorino only for the person with intolerance (pesto alla genovese is quite easy to prepare). But beware: as Joe wrote, pecorino is more salty and strongly flavored than parmigiano.
I agree that using Pecorino Romano is a good and simple solution to this problem. I have also tried goat "Parmesan" which I found tasted really good, and not very goaty. Our local farmers market has a goat farm that sells a wide variety of goatsmilk cheese in types that would normally be made with cows milk, so I am rather lucky.
The other question linked by sarge_smith in the comments covers the common substitutes I can think of (including cow's milk substitutes, despite the question title). They do all tend to be nearly as expensive as parmigiano reggiano, though - in the $10-20/lb range at my grocery store.
So, just in case price is your concern, reggianito is a decent and much cheaper substitute. It's an Argentinian cheese, originally made by immigrant Italians who missed their native cheese. It's not aged as long as parmigiano reggiano, but it's still a nice hard cheese for grating on pasta, or the sorts of recipes you probably have in mind.
Wikipedia says it's often sold in the US as parmesan; I can't really speak to that except to say that I don't think I've ever seen "made in Argentina" on a wedge of "parmesan". My grocery store carries it, though, and it's significantly cheaper than even the cheap US parmesan, let alone the good imported stuff.
Grana Padano or Trentin Grana are both original Italian cheese with similar flavour as long as they are very different for an experienced "user" ...
I'm against other "imitations", specifically born to be exported, being fruited by a less skilled environment and making it think they can be quite the same ... as I said in other similar isuue question, I'm not going to do a religious war, but I can assure "parmesan", "reggianito" and other surrogates are what they are ... surrogates!
BTW, "parmesan" is not "Parmigiano Reggiano" ... the latter is the top quality italian DOP cheese, being different (much flavored) that its sons, Trentin Gana and Grana Padano. Each of these tree products are great original italian cheese, with different characteristics ... everything else is "the same" only in the measure the user don't have the ability to distinguish.
My 2 cents
In my opinion you can generally substitute pecorino romano or grana padano in place of parmesan (parmigiano reggiano). If price is your concern you'll find both those cheeses slightly cheaper than parmesan.
The thenibble.com website has a cheese comparison chart for the Italian hard cheeses.
There is a vendor at my farmer's market with an aged, hard goat cheese that is very similar to parmesan, but that probably won't do you much good. (Unless you're in San Francisco.)
If you aren't being too heavy-handed with the cheese, straight pecorino-romano may work, but the flavor is pretty intense. The stuff I buy tends to be salty, so you'll want to back off on the salt. You might also try aged manchego (manchego viejo), something at least a year old should grate well. Or a combination of manchego and pecorino (in a 2:1 or 3:1 ratio).
If you have a good cheese shop near you, just ask. They're usually run by people with a keen interest in cheese and a lot of domain knowledge.


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Relief supplies, included baskets of food and other necessities, are being delivered to the impoverished area.
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Hi all,
I'm sure I'm not the only one attending SenchaCon alone from my company. An individual probably doesn't have as good of a chance as a team of winning one of the awards at the hackathon, so I'm wondering if there are any other "free agents" attending that would be interesting in combining for a hackathon team.
21 Jun 2013 12:12 AM #2
I'm in the same boat as jattardi - solo developer from my company. Pondering whether I should go solo or would it be better to team up with some like-minded developers?
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Hi there !
Coming from France and very excited too !
Actually we are two from our company, and maybe the two only from France ! We are open to mix with anyone who has a cool idea ! We already have fun ideas to share !
By the way, I'm sure that solo developpers will find easily other attendees to team with !


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using "new" or Ext.createWidget
In the examples, the Ext.creatdWidget method is used instead of the "new" keyword. Is this the way to go forward?
I understand that ClassManager->instantiateByAlias internally will load the required classes and signal for ready. But, is Ext.creatdWidget also appropriate for production environments? Especially when ext-all.js will be included in the page?
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There are many benefits of using Ext.widget() (Ext.createWidget() will be deprecated in the next release) that we will be revealing through in-depth tutorials in the coming weeks. Beside the convenience of instantiating by xtype (no need to remember the full class name), it enables dynamic dependency resolution behind-the-scene to ensure the corresponding class is loaded the first time it's instantiated.
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To answer your question in short, yes, it would be better to use Ext.widget instead of new Widget going forward. There will be more benefits in the long term then just enabling dynamic loading.
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6 Real Acts of Self Defense Too Awesome for an Action Movie
#3. Whose House? God's House
Walking into St. Benno Church, our current pair of ill-fated opportunists spied their prize: the church's collection box. Seeing no witnesses save for the silent, judging gaze of all the saints and angels, one of the crooks began to bash the collection box open to get at the sacrilegious prize inside, like a pinata filled with damnation. But God was home that day, and he leaves that "turn the other cheek" stuff to his son: Before the thief could grab a single penny, a life-size statue of St. Antonius fell over and smacked him square in the mouth.
"Dost thou doubt the veracity of this pimp hand? Come, test it."
Not wanting to incite further wrath from God, the pair understandably turned and ran for it. It's a true miracle, isn't it? We have to assume that the hand of Christ turned the thieves' hearts forever afterward, making them repent all of their previo -- oh, wait, looks like they robbed the person who tended to the man's head wound five minutes later.
They may be sinners and bastards, but you have to admit: Those criminals were un-fucking-flappable.
Totally worth it.
#2. SAS Don't Take No Sass
In Manchester, England, a group of lazy car thieves were walking down the street, just trying all of the car doors and hoping for an open one. Lo and behold, glory and hallelujah, they found one! Geoff's gettin' his Burberry on tonight, yo! Inside, the boys found a sweet haul of stereo equipment, personal valuables and, oh yeah -- four armed members of the British Army's Special Air Service.
If we had a picture of those kids' reaction faces, we'd never need to run another article.
See, the SAS just happened to be out on an urban training exercise that day, which the teenagers had inadvertently, hilariously ruined. To their credit, the boys ran like they'd ... well, like they'd just seen four black-clad spec-ops soldiers armed to the teeth and crouching inside a darkened van.
Two of the soldiers gave chase, to give the youths "a bit of a slap."
Considering that the SAS refer to "terminating a terrorist cell" as a "spot of fun," this "a bit of a slap" business may well just mean a good-natured cuff ... or it might mean that the boys and their seed have been wiped clean from the slate of history.
You can tell an ex-SAS officer by the way he pops into your office cubicle "for a chat."
We just don't know, because what ultimately happened to the hooligans afterward is all classified.
Yeeeaahhh ... we're going to go out on a limb here and guess that one does not "classify" a "friendly slap upside the noggin." We'll go with that whole seed-wiping thing, thanks.
#1. The Samurai Stranger
A group of burglars impersonating police officers knocked on a woman's door, forced their way inside and helped themselves to her stuff, as burglars are wont to do. So imagine the surprise and confusion all parties felt when the thieves dressed as police officers were confronted by actual police officers, out of their uniforms. Yes, these hapless criminals had just broken into a police school.
Unwittingly recreating sitcom scenes gets you eight to 10 years in the U.K.
We all know what comes next: The cops swarm out and easily apprehend the criminals, laughing all the way, right? Not so: In this case, the officers were caught off-guard, unarmed and outnumbered. Seeing the weakness, one attacker took advantage and lunged at the nearest officer with a knife ...
Only to have his thrust parried by a passing samurai.
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Shit's about to get Naruto-ed.
You heard us: The attack was stopped at the last second by a mysterious stranger armed with a katana, who rushed headlong into the room to defend the officers. Seeing this, the knife-wielding burglar figured one of two things must be happening: Either he was actually facing down the last modern-day bushido warrior, or he'd finally racked up enough bad karma to rend time itself asunder. Luckily, the logical solution to either conundrum was the same: Just run like hell, dude.
And the man with the knife immediately did so.
Or at least he tried, only to be stopped by a series of powerful sword blows. The samurai stranger managed to stop two more of the thieves before disappearing into the night, probably to continue tracking the remaining criminals by their trail of terror-and-disbelief pee.
"Today ends a little safer than yesterday, and with fewer limbs. Samurai, away!"
The officers arrested the remaining criminals, still incapacitated by sword blows and intense confusion, then reported the incident and counted their good fortunes. They also released a statement urging anyone with information about the "Samurai Stranger" -- and yes, that's officially what they called him -- to come forward. The police didn't actually want to thank him, though; they wanted to arrest him. Because, despite saving their lives, owning such a weapon is still illegal in England.
Badassery While Saving Your Fellow Man was outlawed in 1623. It's a surprisingly well-regulated law.
God, he's even persecuted by the people he saves. That's it, world, it's official: We've got our version of Batman.
Karl has a blog and you can be his new best friend on Facebook. He's also working on a book but can't post a link to it, so you'll have to take his word on it ... his filthy, untrustworthy word.
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Petrobras was informed that a federal judge suspended environmental licenses granted by INEA for the refinery under construction in Rio de Janeiro state. The judge ruled that IBAMA had jurisdiction over licensing the project, forcing a halt in construction until IBAMA issued new licenses.
RIO DE JANEIRO -- Brazilian environmental regulators will join
Petrobras in appealing an injunction that halted work on a
major refinery project in Rio de Janeiro state.
Given the economic impact of the halt on the $8 billion
Comperj refinery, the appeal is expected to
be filed, said Marilene Ramos, President of Rio State Environmental Regulator (INEA). "The
lawyers are meeting right now," Ms. Ramos said.
Petrobras, INEA and Federal Environmental Regulator (IBAMA),
will appeal the decision together, Ms. Ramos said.
Petrobras said it had been informed that a federal judge
suspended environmental licenses granted by
INEA for the refinery under construction in Rio de Janeiro
state. According to Ms. Ramos, the judge ruled that IBAMA had
jurisdiction over licensing the project, forcing a halt in construction until IBAMA issued new
The suspension stems from a case brought by federal
prosecutors in 2008 that regulators thought had been resolved
in 2009, Ms. Ramos said.
"A substitute federal judge grabbed this case out of the
drawer and made this decision," Ms. Ramos said, calling the
decision strange and adding that the case was without
"State regulators clearly have jurisdiction to issue these
licenses," Ms. Ramos said.
Petrobras said that it was evaluating all possible measures
related to the halt, which would stop work on one of the
company's largest projects.
The Comperj refinery will have installed capacity to process
165,000 bpd of crude oil when it enters operation in April
2015, according to the company. A second phase, expected to be
completed by 2018, would double capacity.
When completed, the refinery would ease Petrobras's
dependence on expensive fuel imports that have undercut the
company's profits over the past two years.
Petrobras's refineries are operating at 98% capacity and
unable to meet growing demand for gasoline and diesel fuel in
Latin America's largest economy, forcing the company to import
gasoline and diesel to meet demand. But the company currently
sells the imported fuels at a discount in the domestic market
because of a controversial pricing policy that doesn't pass along
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The Education and Inspections Act 2006 charged Ofsted with the responsibility to assess annually the quality of children's services for each local authority. In 2009 Ofsted provided this assessment as one element of its contribution to the joint inspectorate Comprehensive Area Assessment (CAA). In May 2010, as part of the new Coalition's programme for government, Comprehensive Area Assessment was abolished. However, Ofsted's statutory duty to inspect children's services remains. Ofsted's most recent inspection was in April 2014 and was published on 23 May 2014.


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let $x = (((((2^2)^2)^2)^2)^2)^\cdots$
Therefore, $x^2 = ((((((2^2)^2)^2)^2)^2)^2)^\cdots$
But this is the same expression.
Therefore $x = x^2$
Therefore, $x^2 - x = 0$
Therefore $x(x-1) = 0$
Therefore $x = 0$, or $x = 1.$
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9 Houses You Won't Believe People Actually Live In
Part of the appeal of being a homeowner is the ability to customize your house the way you like it. For some, that means adding a deck, repainting or expanding the bathroom. For others, it means entering the realm of madness and becoming its eternal ruler. We know all of these houses make you want to scream, "Fake!" but we promise: They're all astoundingly, inexplicably real.
#9. Ultra-Small Home
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The economy is tough right now, and we all have to cut back. For most folks, that means going out less or securing a lucrative second job in the organ-harvesting market. To others, it means building your entire home in a parking space so tight you might circle the block to look for a better one. Thirty-nine-year-old Fuyuhito Moriya decided to do just that, saving a lot of money and a ton of virginity by purchasing a 30-square-meter parking space on which to build a three-story home for himself ... and his mother.
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Well, hello there, tiny sardine people!
To make it work, the Moriyas undertook every space-saving measure imaginable, like using a triangular staircase instead of the normal spiral one (thus saving precious inches), stashing appliances in sliding cabinets and even sharing a bedroom. Though it looks like a bizarre prison crammed into the space between dimensions, the house is functional and livable -- and it only set Moriya back a measly $500,000.
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That's right: In Tokyo, a cool half a million dollars gets you a house that looks like an ancient booby trap in mid-crush and a bed that you have to share with your mother.
#8. Just Room Enough
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This house is cutely titled Just Room Enough. At first sight, it looks a picture taken 30 seconds before somebody died in a flood, but the structure is actually built on an island exactly the size of the house. Located between Canada and America on the St. Lawrence River, Just Room Enough was bought by the Sizeland family in the 1950s. They purchased the little parcel of land in the hopes of having somewhere to go to to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, and they figured an inaccessible island fortress with literally no earth around it on which strangers could stand would work nicely. Instead, due to the novelty of the house, the island quickly became a tourist magnet.
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Somewhere in the river, irony is giggling in its tiny rowboat.
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#7. House Between Two Rocks
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This real-life Flintstones house stands in Nas Montanhas de Fafe, Portugal. It was built in 1974 and used as a family's rural retreat. Even though the house is next to several immense wind turbines, it still has no running water or electricity. Instead, all of their appliances have been replaced by repurposed animals that spout smarmy one-liners like "it's a living" when in use.
Once the home started appearing on obnoxious "comedy" websites running lists of stupid crap like "weird houses," hundreds of tourists showed up at the remote location, some even trying to break in. Now all windows in the Boulder House have been converted to bulletproof glass, and the front door was replaced with a slab of solid steel. See? You really can have it both crazy ways: You can live like a character from The Lord of the Rings while still preparing for the zombie apocalypse.
Nothing says prehistoric like blast-proof shielding.
Speaking of both those kinds of lunacy ...
#6. Ultramodern Hobbit House
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The Hobbit House stands in Switzerland, near the famed Vals thermal baths. The building was supposedly built this way -- sunk into the mountain -- so as not to disturb the natural environment ...
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... of typical suburbia?
The home is only accessible via a secret entrance in a nearby barn or by, you know, walking up to the big conspicuous hole in the ground and jumping in.
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#5. Zombie-Proof House
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You might wonder how the Safety House in Warsaw, Poland got its name if you catch it when it's open for business. But check it out after something spooks the inhabitants ...
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There's nothing anywhere saying it was specifically designed to be zombie-proof, but what else would the owners possibly be trying to keep out? Last time we checked, Jehovah's Witnesses could be deterred by some firm words and impromptu nudity -- a transforming concrete bunker just seems like overkill. The Safety House lacks no essential feature for the paranoid psychotic: The exterior walls open and shut at the touch of a button so that the residents can live somewhat normally during the day, then shutter up for the night (or whenever the trees start whispering). The immovable walls are made of pure concrete, while the sliding portions are made of lighter -- but plenty strong -- steel. And until the zombie apocalypse does arise, the massive security door doubles as a projection screen!
Via Design-Milk.com
The house also features a retractable drawbridge, secret openings and a sliding security gate that seals off the entire property -- not just the home. BAM! While those suckers outside have their entrails feasted upon, the owners are playing bocce and disc golf safe behind the walls of their Paranoia Cube.
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The West Fertilizer Co. plant caught fire and exploded late Wednesday, killing up to 15 people, injuring at least 160 and destroying dozens of homes and businesses. The facility was located close to homes and an apartment complex, where many of the injuries occurred, according to reports.
(For further background, read our second story as industry experts analyze possible causes.)A fertilizer plant exploded late Wednesday in West, Texas, killing between 5 and 15 people, injuring at least 160 and destroying dozens of homes and businesses in the town, according to the latest media reports.
Waco Police Sgt. William Patrick Swanton said at a Thursday morning briefing that the fire and blast appeared to involve a railroad tanker carrying anhydrous ammonia.The incident began with a fire at the West Fertilizer Co. plant that began around 6 p.m. local time Wednesday night. Volunteer firefighters in the town of about 2,800 people, located 80 miles south of Dallas, tried to extinguish the fire.About two hours later, a thunderous explosion ripped through the plant, registering as strong as a magnitude 2.1 earthquake, according to federal seismologists. It sent a column of smoke hundreds of feet into the air.
The facility was located close to homes and an apartment complex, where many of the injuries occurred. There is an assisted-living facility close by, but more than 130 people had been evacuated from it after the fire broke out but before the explosion.
Swanton said the death toll was only an estimate as search-and-rescue operations are ongoing. The whereabouts of several volunteer firefighters remain unknown. He described a scene of "extreme devastation" near the site of the explosion and added he expected there would be a rising list of fatalities. Swanton added that there is no indication the blast was anything other than an industrial accident.
The US Chemical Safety Board (CSB) said it was deploying a large investigation team to the scene. "Local emergency officials have told the CSB of a large number of injuries and destroyed buildings in the town," the board said in a statement.Texas state officials have set up air monitoring nearby, though officials said it did not appear that West was threatened by chemical fumes from the plant.Even so, reports said about half of the town of 2,800 was evacuated due to damage or the threat posed by the fumes, and the "other half" of West might soon be evacuated, as winds are expected to shift.In 2006, West Fertilizer applied for a permit for two existing 12,000-gal anhydrous ammonia storage tanks, according to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. It is unclear from the document when the tanks were installed. The state agency's report highlighted the facility's proximity to populated areas, noting it must be equipped with a water-spray system to address accidental emissions and remarking it was within 3,000 feet of a school. The same year, the US Environmental Protection Agency fined the company $2,300 for failing to implement a risk-management plan, according to an EPA database. The fertilizer plant was formerly known as West Chemical & Fertilizer and was also known as Texas Grain Storage Inc., according to a 2007 federal court filing. It was started by the Plasek family in 1957 as a grain-storage business.
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12 Jul 2013 8:45 AM #1
How do I put views, stores, etc in sub-directories?
We have about 68 windows in the app we're porting to the web. Needless to say, we don't want 68 .js files in the app/view folder.
How do we tell Architect to put classes in a sub-directory?
thanks - dave
14 Jul 2013 5:03 AM #2
Users (including myself) have requested simple folder organization since the day architect was conceived. Short answer, you can't and for some reason, Sencha doesn't want to.
The types of enterprise apps we build need organization and structure beyond simple controller/view/store/model. I have three projects and all three force you to scroll past dozens and dozens of views, components and sub components. Pretty bad usability issue.
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The classes would then be written into a folder called user and a class called Grid within your directory structure.Aaron Conran
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We hope to be able to get this in sooner rather than later for you guys.Aaron Conran
17 Jul 2013 2:50 PM #5
thank you - that's the critical part for us (reflecting it with a tree in the project inspector would be a nice plus, but we can live without that).
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Wow, I was unaware of this. This makes, among other things, implementing profile-based strategies in SA much easier.


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