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In my everlasting quest to make the perfect pizza, it's always been about the dough. I've made hundreds of pies, each time striving for the balance of good structure, depth of flavor, and workability. The outcomes have ranged from revelatory to disastrous, but I'm assured—save a few singed eyebrows and flour-coated jeans—that no one has been harmed by the experimentation. From cracker-thin, high-gluten crusts with a gratifying crunch to pillowy, pliable pies that rise and fall with the heat, the permutations of just a few simple ingredients are seemingly endless.
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Julia is affectionately known in the shop as "Little Red" because of her lovely red hair. She has worked at Formaggio Kitchen Cambridge for 5 years and wears many hats – from cheesemonger, to classroom instructor, to buyer of chocolate, jam, honey, spices and tea.
Julia's interest in food began early, as a young girl growing up on a small farm in eastern Oregon. It was on the farm that she learned about food in its most basic forms – between picking blackberries and making jam with her mom and sister, fishing for trout in the backyard, caring for their 30 bantam hens, or tending her own small vegetable garden next to her mother's much larger one. In the evenings, her parents would cook everything from braised elk, to grilled whole salmon, to freshly baked bread. (more…)
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Every two years, the biggest festival in the cheese world happens in Bra, Italy. The event is known simply as "Cheese." Cheesemakers, cheesemongers, journalists, food lovers and folks lucky enough to live close by, descend on the small town of Bra to sample, sell and eat literally tons of cheese. This year at the biennial festival it was no different. With one exception. The thermometer hit a whopping 90°F. (more…)
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May 22 (Bloomberg) -- The Catholic Church and related universities, charities and health-care groups sued the Obama administration in a bid to overturn a requirement that their health plans cover birth control.
Forty-three Catholic organizations, including the archdioceses of Washington and New York, the University of Notre Dame and Catholic University of America, filed 12 suits yesterday in courts around the country, saying the mandate violates religious freedom and free-speech rights. They asked federal judges to bar the mandate's application to religious institutions or overturn it altogether.
"The cases are an important effort to vindicate what I think is a foundational freedom for Americans: religious liberty," said Richard W. Garnett, professor of law and associate dean at Notre Dame Law School, who isn't involved in the cases. "It's important that people understand it isn't about a plot to prevent people from getting access to contraception. There are all kinds of ways the government can find to provide contraception to women who couldn't qualify for Medicaid."
The mandate is part of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, which President Barack Obama signed into law in 2010. Obama in February offered a compromise that would force health insurers, not religious-affiliated charities, to pay for contraceptives for employees of the institutions. Republican lawmakers vowed to push repeal of the policy.
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ATHENS, Ga. -- Todd Grantham has already pegged where
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One of 13 recruits who enrolled at UGA earlier this month, Matthews possesses coverage skills that make him a natural fit to fill departed senior
Bacarri Rambo's
shoes at free safety. But Matthews can do much more than play center field at the back end of Georgia's pass defense.
"He's a guy that's a good communicator," Grantham said. "He can play either safety position because of his size and his physicalness, but because of his athletic ability and his skillset, he would play the position that Rambo played."
With his physical style of play, Tray Matthews could make an early impact in Georgia's defense.
Matthews' coach at Newnan (Ga.) High School, Mike McDonald, would agree with that assessment wholeheartedly. Starting with a hard-hitting game against Fayette County as a ninth grader, Matthews displayed physicality in high school that indicated he could easily play in run support in college, as well.
"He's probably a little more physical than your average [free safety]. He don't mind putting the pads on you. He'll hit you," McDonald said. "I can see him playing the free or the strong [safety] to be honest with you. He has the athleticism to play the free, but he has the body and the mindset and the physicality to play the strong, as well."
Grantham makes no secret of the value he places on versatility, and Matthews displayed more than enough of that in high school. Not only was he a defensive star for McDonald's club, but he also emerged as a big-play threat at receiver.
And now that he's at Georgia in time to participate in offseason workouts and spring practice, Matthews' competitiveness and work ethic will come in handy as he attempts to claim some of the playing time that became available when longtime starters Rambo and
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"He's got a great opportunity in front of him," McDonald said. "Going in early was a tough choice because he had to give up basketball and you give up spring of your senior year and that's when most kids are having fun and all of that.
"That was hard, but it was the right decision because if they had Shawn Williams and Rambo coming back for another year, you don't have to come in there and be as ready. So with the position they're in and that he's in, it was the right thing to do for both parties."
The idea in enrolling early, of course, is to work toward playing as a freshman. The Bulldogs have
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Corey Moore
Marc Deas
Connor Norman
back at safety and
Quincy Mauger
(Marietta, Ga./Kell) joined Matthews as an early enrollee. Junior college prospects
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Kennar Johnson
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"Total knowledge of the game and those sort of things," McDonald said when asked what area Matthews must improve in order to play early. "I think just his awareness is going to have to improve. And with him going in early, of course he's going to get a leg up and that's going to help him."


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This course focuses on the contemporary American family. Several themes will inform the course. One central theme will be to examine, from several vantage points, why the issue of intimacy appears to have become more salient as persons expand their secondary group interactions in various complex ways.
By way of background for our analysis of the contemporary American family we shall place the contemporary family within the framework of the major changes that have occurred in the United States in recent decades. These changes have been dramatic and far-reaching in their social consequences for the family as a whole and for individual family members in particular. One result is that we have been witnessing considerable public debate and discussion regarding the nature of the family, what it is and what it should be.
More specifically we shall examine some of the major social and cultural changes that have occurred during recent decadesin terms of basic values as well as in the nature of social organizations. Following this introductory section we look rather closely at the social psychological dynamics within family life. After that we will zero in on particular problem areas or special topics. We will introduce these topics by considering the various types of "family arrangements" that have come to exist in the United States. . Another topic will be the changing nature of work and family, an issue that has generated considerable debate in many quarters of U.S. society. Still other topics include the family and the stratification system, the intersection of the family and the educational system, shifting patterns of consumption, and on-going changes in the life course. In addition we shall consider HIV/AIDS and its relationship to the family. Also on our agenda are the problems that arise as more and more burdens are shifted from organizations onto individuals and the family. In all these instances we shall be attentive to the issue of gender as it bears on the changes within the family. These topics are illustrative of the kinds of issues that we shall seek to address as we highlight the on-going struggles by family members in the U.S. to cope with the social and cultural transformations that are occurring in the nation and on the international scene.
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How do Non nutritive sweeteners impact on diabetes & weight management, and general health?
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In the last three weeks, the Santa Fe New Mexican has run two major stories related to medical care and prices at Alta Vista Regional Hospital and in its parent company, Community Health Systems, Inc.
The first story concerned fines of nearly $100 million assessed on the parent company to settle a variety of legal cases involving referrals for service and resulting unnecessary charges for services. The second story involved high chargess by many hospitals in New Mexico to patients who do not have insurance. Summaries of those stories are below.
A rumor was spreading through the town earlier this week that the gas station at Romeroville was closing or had been closed down by some agency or another, citing the ripping out of the gas pumps as evidence.
Closer inspection reveals that the pumps were removed so new pumps could be installed and that the official-looking vehicles in the area were on hand to calibrate the new pumps.
Progress in action!
The Optic reported last week that the first floor of the new student center at Highlands was to open on Monday in time for the end of spring break. Well, the doors were unlocked, so one could walk in the front and out the back, but the only facilities open were the book store and the "facilities." The bagel shop, convenience store, post office, box office, and cafeteria were not yet ready for prime time. Still, the interior of the building is impressive.
In the Optic's coverage of water and the weather as the number-two story of 2011, they failed to mention effluent water. In April, the city suddenly banned all outdoor watering, as the Optic pointed out. But on Memorial Day, the city just as suddenly started offering effluent water to residents who had the equipment needed to haul it.
With the recent arrests of football and baseball players at HU,doesn't it make sense to have character background checks, whether men or women, of ALL student-athletes?
It would eliminate the red faces at HU and give peace of mind to all parents that their loved student-athletes are with those of high moral character!
Back in the mid-late 60's & early 70's HU was known to be an "Outlaw School." Which meant many jocks had flunked out at other colleges before attending HU.
The HU music department will present a Latin Jazz Concert at 7 p.m. on April 19 in Ilfeld Auditorium. The concert features the Latin music subcategories of Afro Cuban, Mambo, Bossa Nova, and Salsa.
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The Santa Fe Community Orchestra will be presenting a free concert of mostly vocal works at the Lensic in Santa Fe on Sunday afternoon March 4 at 4 p.m.
Instrumentalists and singers from Las Vegas will be playing and singing in the concert. Plus, Highlands University's own Dr. Andre Garcia-Nuthmann will be the Tenor Soloist in Poulenc's "Gloria."
The free concert marks the 30th anniversary of the Santa Fe Community Orchestra.
Jazzology, the local jazz vocal group, will perform a birthday salute to Duke Ellington on April 26. The concert is in observance of Ellington's 115th birthday on April 29 and in remembrance of the Duke's appearance at Highlands in 1967.
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Tennessee Electronic Security Association
In 1996, the Electronic Security Association (ESA) launched the Youth Scholarship Program to promote goodwill among the electronic systems industry and police and the fire officials by providing college scholarship awards to their deserving sons or daughters.
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The members of the Tennessee Burglar & Fire Alarm Association (TBFAA) voted unanimously at the annual meeting on October 28, 2010 to change the association name to the Tennessee Electronic Security Association (TNESA). The new logo was unveiled during our annual meeting. The name change took effect on October 28th, however, the process of changing our name with the State of Tennessee Secretary of State, the Department of the Treasury/Internal Revenue Service and others will be a slow one, so please bear with us as we gradually make all the necessary changes.
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Hi all!! I'm super new to Math is fun forum. I stumbled onto here while researching how to prove x² ≥ 0. I need help with this proof I know it's very basic. I need someone to show me the light!
could you simply say "for x² ≥ 0 based on the non-negative property of squares, a square of a number will always be greater than or equal to zero. Thus x² ≥ 0 is true for all integers...?
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To avoid confusion between your posts and Derick Mixon's thread, I've moved your question here in it's own thread.
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This year's YAP_MAXXI installation, by Urban Movement Design, start with swirling script painted on the piazza next the the Zaha Hadid-designed museum.
The paint glows in the dark, and from the upper galleries, visitors can see that the script spells out the title of the installation: Unire/Unite.
In an adjacent garden, the architects installed the Infinity System, a sinuous series of connected benches.
The benches are made from ribs of marine-grade plywood, with sections covered in a concrete canvas material.
Vertical elements support a trellis from vines that provide shade, and misters that cool the visitors sitting below.
The bench surface is contoured to support multiple seating positions.
Trained in yogic therapy, the architects designed the bench specifically to support yoga poses and promoted different movement therapies. The museum is hosting yoga classes throughout the summer.
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Visitors to the main piazza outside the Zaha Hadid–designed National Museum of XXI Century Arts (MAXXI) in Rome this summer will notice that the ground has been painted with swirling designs. It is not until they get to the upper level galleries in the museum, however, that they gain enough perspective to see that the swirls are not random, but spell out "unire" and "unite" in sprawling script.
Unire/Unite is the winning installation in this year's YAP_MAXXI Young Architects Program (YAP), and the painted title—which, in a whimsical twist, glows in the dark—is merely the beginning. In the adjacent park, a walkway made from ground, recycled rubber leads to the Infinity System, a 40-meter- (131-foot-) long ribbon of seating. Made from ribs of marine plywood, with sections cushioned by a concrete canvas material, the sinuous form of the bench allows visitors to sit and enjoy the Roman summer and supports a variety of body positions—even yoga poses. Some ribs extend first vertically to form a trellis for vines that provide shade, and then reach out horizontally over the benches below, forming a canopy. Like its American cousin Wendy, the YAP-winning installation designed by HWKN and installed at MoMA PS1 in Queens, N.Y., Unire/Unite is also outfitted with misters that spray water to help combat the summer heat.
This is only the second YAP_MAXXI installation. (The program, which is a collaboration with the Museum of Modern Art, MoMA PS1, and Constructo, debuted last year.) Unire/Unite showcases the varied talents of it designers, Urban Movement Design co-founders Sarah Gluck and Robyne Kassen, who are trained not only in architecture, but also in yogic therapy, harmonyum, and a variety of other movement techniques. In fact, their work, as the name of their firm suggests, often focuses on active and interactive design. Recent work includes a cool-down room for stretching after gaming at the ExerBlast 3D gaming gym in New York and a series of benches, bus shelters, and other urban infrastructure at the 2010 Olympic Village in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada.
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The concept of dignity has occasioned a robust conversation in recent healthcare scholarship. When viewed as a whole, research on dignity in healthcare has engaged each of the four bioethical principles popularized by Beauchamp and Childress, but has paid the least attention to beneficence. In this paper, we look at dignity and beneficence. We focus on the dignity promotion component of a model of dignity derived from a grounded theory study. After describing the study and presenting a précis of the resulting model, we review the principle of beneficence and look at the ways in which the notion of dignity promotion can be used to complement our understanding of this principle. Specifically, we explore what we can learn from dignity promotion about the relational nature of beneficence in healthcare and how dignity promotion can be marshaled to help address the epistemological quandary of soft paternalism.
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- Dignity Promotion and Beneficence
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Journal of Bioethical Inquiry
Volume 7, Issue 4 , pp 365-372
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- 2010-12-01
- 10.1007/s11673-010-9258-y
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- 1176-7529
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- 1872-4353
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- Springer Netherlands
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- Dignity
- Beneficence
- Grounded theory
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- Nora Jacobson (1) (2)
- Diego S. Silva (3)
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- 1. Health Systems Research and Consulting Unit, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, 33 Russell St., Toronto, ON, M5S 2S1, Canada
- 2. Department of Psychiatry, University of Toronto, 250 College St., Toronto, ON, Canada
- 3. Dalla Lana School of Public Health, Joint Centre for Bioethics, University of Toronto, 88 College Street, Toronto, ON, M5G 1L4, Canada


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Convicted D.C. sniper Lee Boyd Malvo said in a newspaper interview published Sunday that the devastated reaction of a victim's husband made him feel like "the worst piece of scum."
Malvo expresses remorse in the interview with The Washington Post and urged the families of victims to try to forget about him and his partner John Allen Muhammad so they can move on. Tuesday marks the 10th anniversary of the beginning of the deadly spree in the Washington area carried out by Malvo and John Allen Muhammad. The pair has been linked to 27 shootings across the country, including 10 fatal attacks in the Washington area.
Malvo, 27, told the Post in a rare interview that the look on the face of victim Linda Franklin's husband right after she was shot stands out in his memory of the rampage. Franklin was killed outside a Home Depot in Falls Church, Va.
"They are penetrating," Malvo said of Ted Franklin's eyes. "It is the worst sort of pain I have ever seen in my life. His eyes ... Words do not possess the depth in which to fully convey that emotion and what I felt when I saw it. ... You feel like the worst piece of scum on the planet."
Malvo is serving a life sentence with no parole at a prison in southwest Virginia. Muhammad was executed in Virginia in 2009.
The sniper-style attacks all but paralyzed the nation's capital, as people were shot at random while going about their everyday life — pumping gas, buying groceries, and for one young boy, as he went to school. The shooters used a high-powered rifle, firing from the trunk of a modified Chevy Caprice until they were tracked down at a Maryland rest stop.
Malvo also repeated previous assertions that he was manipulated by the older Muhammad during the string of attacks that took place when Malvo was 17. But he acknowledges: "I was a monster."
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GILFORD — The Parents of Performing Students (POPS) of Gilford High School will be selling bouquets of flowers at the graduation ceremony at Meadowbrook Saturday ,June 14.
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LACONIA — The Irwin Automotive Group recently hosted its fifth Ladies & Wheels event -- a fun and educational evening welcoming community members free of charge.
Ladies & Wheels featured three educational sessions: 'Spring Cleaning Your Car' presented by the Irwin Automotive Detail Team; 'Identity Theft' presented by Captain Matt Canfield of the Laconia Police Department; and 'Sharing the Road' presented by Rayette Hudon of AAA.
Attendees were treated to valet parking, delicious food and drink, and a Ladies Gift Bag. New this year guests were encouraged to bring along a new teddy bear, to be donated to the Emergency Departments at LRGH and Franklin Regional Hospital.
"The Ladies and Wheels event has grown with leaps and bounds over the past few years. We always welcome such a dynamic group of women who really seem to appreciate this educational and social evening," explains Irwin Automotive Group Used Sales Manager Betty Ballantyne. "This year we decided to add an element of giving back through the "Donate a Bear Because You Care" drive. Attendees certainly embraced the opportunity as we are now making a donation of nearly three dozen bears to LRGH," adds Ballantyne.
"The Irwin Automotive Group has been a great friend to LRGHealthcare over the years," states LRGHealthcare Philanthropy Office Operations Manager Maureen Wilkins. "We appreciate this thoughtful donation of teddy bears, knowing they will bring a bit of comfort and a smile to children who come in to our Emergency Room."
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LACONIA — The Gerry Beaudoin Trio featuring sax player Harry Allen will perform Thursday at 8 p.m. at Pitman's Freight Room.
Meeting at a concert in 2009 Beaudoin and Allen found an instant musical camaraderie and respect for each other's music. That turned into a recording session months later. The Gerry Beaudoin Trio: The Return with Harry Allen was the result of a that chance meeting in 2009. Gerry comments, "Harry is the perfect foil for me and my music," says Beaudoin. "Songs from the Return" were placed on the Grammy Awards ballot in three different categories.
Beaudoin has carved out a career as a guitarist, arranger, composer, educator and recording artist. He was the founder of the Boston Jazz Ensemble and The New Guitar Summit which featured Gerry "Jay" Geils of J.Geils Band fame and blues icon Duke Robillard.
Tenor saxophonist Harry Allen has performed at jazz festivals and clubs worldwide, frequently touring the United States, Europe and Asia. He has performed or recorded with Rosemary Clooney, Ray Brown, Hank Jones, Frank Wess, Flip Phillips, Scott Hamilton, Harry 'Sweets' Edison, Kenny Burrell, Herb Ellis, John Pizzarelli, Bucky Pizzarelli, Jeff Hamilton, Warren Vache, and has recorded with Tony Bennett, Johnny Mandel, Ray Brown, Tommy Flanagan, JamesTaylor and Cheryl Crow.
The current Gerry Beaudoin Trio features two long time players in Gerry's musical orbit, acoustic bassist Brad Hallen and young vibraphone phenomena Gerard V. Beaudoin III.
Pitman's will offer its catered dinner buffet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. for $10. For information and reservations, call 527-0043 or 494-3334. www.pitmansfreightroom.com
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Gilford author pens history of Belknap Mill
GILFORD – Later this month, Gilford author and historian Carol Lee Anderson will have her third book published with The History Press. The book, entitled A History of the Belknap Mill: The Pride of Laconia's Industrial Heritage, will be released on June 24. The Belknap Mill Society will be hosting the official book launch on July 11, beginning at 6 p.m. at the historic Belknap Mill, 25 Beacon Street East in Laconia. The event is free and open to the public.
The publication follows the release of Anderson's second book, The New England Life of Cartoonist Bob Montana: Beyond the Archie Comic Strip, which hit the shelves last fall. A History of the Belknap Mill took Anderson nearly a year to write and encompasses not only the mill's history but also the industrial history of Laconia.
Manchester businessman J. Paul Morin, whose great-grandfather J.P. Morin bought the Belknap Mill in 1913, penned the foreword to the book. Morin's family owned and operated a hosiery business there for three generations, and he is the last of his generation to have first-hand experience with the family's complex enterprise. Anderson worked closely with him as she conducted her research on the mill's history.
J.P. Morin was also highly involved in the establishment of Sacred Heart Parish and the construction of Laconia's Sacred Heart Church. Being a Franco-American, he constantly searched for ways to ease his fellow immigrants' assimilation into American society. Due to the extent of J. P. Morin's contributions to life in Laconia, Anderson dedicated an entire chapter to the French-Canadian entrepreneur.
The tale of this history includes the stories of many of the French-Canadian immigrants who worked as mill operatives, and it chronicles the story of women mill workers, who were known as "mill girls". The women far out-numbered their male counterparts and performed far more complicated tasks.
The intense battle for the mill's preservation and restoration is told throughout several chapters, featuring an interview with Save the Mills and Belknap Mill Society founder, Peter Karagianis. Anderson conducted additional interviews with Dr. Richard Candee, an architectural historian who helped those who saved the mill from demolition during urban renewal.
One of the things that most surprised Anderson was that the Belknap Mill's history did not include the same type of stories that are associated with mills in larger cities - tales that describe challenging working conditions and the poor treatment of operatives. Presented in an easy-to-read style, the book encourages readers to enjoy discovering the unique history of the Belknap Mill and the little-known facts about Laconia's industrial history.
Anderson is also the author of the award-winning, The History of Gunstock: Skiing in the Belknap Mountains, published by The History Press in 2011. For more information, visit CarolLeeAnderson.com.
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This paper considers nonzero-sum multicriteria games with continuous kernels. Solution concepts based on the notions of Pareto optimality, equilibrium, and security are extended to these games. Separate necessary and sufficient conditions and existence results are presented for equilibrium, Pareto-optimal response, and Pareto-optimal security strategies of the players.
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- Solution concepts in continuous-kernel multicriteria games
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Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications
Volume 69, Issue 3 , pp 543-553
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- 1991-06-01
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- 0022-3239
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- 1573-2878
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- Kluwer Academic Publishers-Plenum Publishers
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- Game theory
- multicriteria games
- nonzero-sum games
- vector criteria games
- continuous-kernel games
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- D. Ghose (1)
- U. R. Prasad (2)
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- 1. Department of Aerospace Engineering, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India
- 2. Department of Computer Science and Automation, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India


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Skyrim Creation Kit Preview
With the Creation Kit's upcoming release, here is a video highlighting some of the new features that will be made available to the modding community through Steam.
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Sign In to Upvote@grim0187 so you're mad because developers allow users to have more options than not? I'd prefer having the option of downloading mods over never having the chance to ever. and if I was the modding type I sure as hell would want to have the ability to create whatever I wanted. there are plenty of amazing dungeons, visual effect tweaks, weapon sets, general preference changes, map views, helpful gathering additions (like glowing ore veins), tons of entirely new awesome spells, weather effects, user interface changes, and much much much more. you're not going to convince me that modding is lame, because I'll always take freedom of choice over being limited to what I can do/experience in a game. it's a shame that you don't respect that freedom of choice and proceed to troll anyone who has an opposing viewpoint.
Can't wait... reminds me of the good old days of Battlefield 1942 and Battlecraft with Editor42...
Sorry if I just took a dump over all you guys little "OMGZ, MODDINGS IS DA COOLESTS!" Its not. Really.
@THUGDRAFT Sorry, buddy, but I just dont agree with you. You can make up any excuse you want for the joke mods in the video. That IS what most mod searches consist of. I know they make joke mods "because they can." Thats part of the problem. Out of 25 top mods, that other guy could only give me 5 that werent joke mods. 5! That means the rest are penis swords and photoshopped human heads and giant pits with every creature in the game in it. No thanks. If I wanted that, I would go play Little Big Planet. Hell, some of the levels those kids create are more mature then most mods I see.
@grim0187 - You need to just stop typing. The mods gallery in this video were, in fact, joke mods. As in, Bethesda made up some fake mods to showcase in the video in the gallery since the gallery isn't available yet. The Skyrim Nexus has been showcasing mods since the game was first released in mid-November. Professional programmers and artists have used their free time to come up with very useful tools as well as fun and/or goofy things just because they can. It's a community that, for that alone, is worthy of praise and respect. You sir, simply have no idea what you're talking about.
@SlowMotionKarma I havent updated my GS profile in like...3 years. What do you think Im typing on? I have a gaming rig PC. I can get mods. Point is, I dont enjoy mods and think most of them are a waste of time. Specifically because all people seem to do is make joke mods, with the rare exception of someone actually making something usefull. Because we all have to be witty and sarcastic.
@lindallison Yeah. IM the one whose butthurt when I got like 6 responses telling me how stupid and wrong I am. That makes all kinds of sense. FFVII is one of my fave games of all time.
The problem with @grim0187 is he only plays on the 360, so he can't get any mods. Jealousy is a cruel mistress...
@Unfallen_Satan Steam Workshop is optional. Essentially it's just an alternative mod host that would be slightly more convenient for some. Specifically, those new to mods. There will be no difference in mods from the workshop or anywhere else. Using and uploading mods to other sites (like Nexus) will still be possible and supported. It's just a little something extra they decided to do.
@grim0187 Weird, I've never seen someone butt-hurt over the idea that someone somewhere is making mods. Nice Cloud picture btw.
This is all well and good as long as Steam Workshop is optional. I will not permit a third non-government-entity to regulate the kind of content I can enjoy. Although I use mods for additional quests, locations, and AO content, I got into it mainly for AO content to spice up gameplay. Even if the vast majority of modders and mod users move to Steam Workshop, I feel content as long as I can still use the risque mods I get off Nexus. That also brings up an issue of compatibility between using SW and non-SW mods. Of course, my priority is still on content that Bethesda cannot easily make due to legal constraints and not extensions of conventional gameplay. I am eager to see how to will pan out.
@lindallison Aww, are you mad?lolwut Top 25. 5 of them are actual mods that DO something. What are the rest I wonder?
@Metallic_Blade Speechless. Bethsoft is the game dev I love to hate. But one point I give 'em grudging respect for is their distribution of Creation Kits. Would you rather they NOT give the community the tools to make new content? They spend their time and resources polishing up the CK's for ease of use, it's not like they just chuck it into the ether while flipping the bird. The CK's are a gift they don't have to give.
@grim0187 lol what? Lets head over to the Nexus and look at the Top 25. #4 SkyUI #6 Skyrim HD - 2k Textures #8 Deadly Dragons #9 Categorized Favorites Menu #19 Skyrim Flora Overhaul Geez those were hard to find.
Oh, what's that Bethesda? You don't feel like fixing all of the bugs in the game, but rather let the modders do your bidding instead? Big shock. The same crap happened with Oblivion. So once again, Bethesda is giving the consumers the finger of "Go fix our mess yourselves". Whatever... lets now just wait when someone will do (once again) a complete game overhaul with 1000+ bugs fixed that Bethesda just happened not to even bother fixing.
@soolkiki ALL you see are joke mods. Thats it. You have to dig for the good stuff and even those dont work half the time. Modding is childish and a joke at best.
@cipo89 Butthurt? Look at the vid. Theres your research. Skyrim Nexus isnt even out yet.
@beast70 Look at the mod gallery in this video. Almost every mod was a joke mod. You fail. Mods are for teenagers with too much time on their hands
So looking forward to this, finally there will be decent mods made. Know there are mods out there that are ok, but without a proper toolkit they could never be aaa+ grade.
Maybe someone will make an overhaul now and remove the level scaling, making Skyrim a proper RPG like Morrowind was...
@TotalWarHero Well said. Bethesda is in a league of their own when it comes to mod support.
This is the missing piece that brings this game from a 9.5 to a solid 10.0 for me. Let the modding begin ! Thank you so very much Bethesda, you guys are awesome.
I love PC gaming :) -Modding rules. If you get a large, open world, heavily moddable game like a Bethesda rpg on anything but PC, you're only getting half the game. Mods add so much content- new guilds, towns, buildings, adding to existing ones, new armors/weapons, yes, you can see the funny stuff too, nice to have a light side as well, but it's pretty much endless -the content that comes from mods. All hail the modders of the world- Thanks for the kit Bethesda, looking forward.
Wow, this looks awesome! Is there a way for modders to get paid through this system by the way? I think that would attract more talent...
I hope Bethesda does with this what Valve is doing with TF2. All of the outstanding mods that the community makes that are balanced and fit will be added as official content, kind of like a small patch. Whether that be a new sidequest that unlocks a legendary weapon or some new armor. I think this could really add to the size and replayability of the game.
I love Bethesda for this very reason. The modding community for Oblivion was amazing, this probably will be even better. Cant wait!
Can't overstate how incredible this is. Most developers these days not only don't support their products after release, but also tend to scorn modders and keep their games a closed book. The fact that they made their entire toolset public is incredible. This is why I love bethesda.
@grim0187 Obviously you have never visited a real modding website. Skyrim Nexus is one huge one and the mods there, more often than not, create better armor, questions, fix game issues, increase graphics, and a plethora of other things. Of course there will be the humorous things, but more often than not, you'll see stuff that is truly amazing.
@Siefer24, you don't follow modding communities do you? This is Bethesda giving their players a new toy to play with.
Nice but if we are not going to earn some cash whats the meaning of creating anything.
@gial240 MS would never allow it, and and the Sony... Hmm, actually the PS3 could take advantage of mods created for PC, but only if they changed the PS3 ver. to use steamworks... Either way, it's MS and Sony's fault. The purpose of consoles, after all, is to have the kind of control PCs don't afford them.


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Parking was fast and easy with a quick ride to the airport by the hotel shuttle.
The "white" ticket to enter the parking lot was not working and the gate was up so we were not able to check out upon return conveniently. The departing trip went pretty well, however, our return trip we had trouble navigating to the Bus Shuttle Center and wasted a lot of time. We landed at 4:10am and did not leave the parking lot until 5:45 am. We had a 3 hour drive ahead of us and only 3 hours sleep so it was exhausting. We would probably pay extra to pay in the airport lot just for the convenience in leaving.
Easy, convenient.
All went well. I hope to see the fee waived because of 3rd reservation in 60 days
Check-out from the parking lot was difficult-apparent machine problem.
I parked my car in this facility 15 days. Really it was convenient and the shuttle drivers were friendly and professional, Shuttle bus arrived to pick up me from gate 5E in 15-20 min after my call. I am completely satisfied with the excellent service at the Marriott.
Parking was fairly simple and did not have to wait long for the shuttle.
I parked my car in this facility 6 days last week. I think the service is really good. Shuttle driver is very friendly. I will park here again.
We have used this parking facility many times in the last several years. It is convenient and the shuttle has always been on time. The lot is secure and the hotel staff have been more than professional.
Fix the machine at the Marriott Ohare location so it takes credit cards.
hotel staff and van drivers were great
Everything was great. We were on Frontier Airlines.
The payment procedure at the gate is very vague, had to get the attendant for assistance.
We had a dead battery when we got back, just following a horrible snow storm that shut down OHare. The people at the Marriott were very helpful and got our battery jumped so we did not have to wait 1 1/2 hours for AAA. They were awesome!!
Always a great, economical and convenient experience.
Before I realized that my car had been cleared of much of the snow, I mentioned something to the driver about the task ahead before I could leave the lot. He then told me that any assistance I might need would be available upon request in the hotel lobby. No concern was necessary. Thank you.......
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The number of people caught drink-driving during a summer crackdown across Wales has fallen compared to the previous year.
A total of 360 people tested positive for alcohol or drugs - 1.9% of 19,277 tested in June.
It is down from the 2.5% who tested positive during the 2011 campaign, which was described by police at the time as "alarming" .
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Our comfortable, tastefully furnished, ground floor bedrooms have up-to-date ensuite facilities, and are located in the rear part of our Grade II listed building * Ground floor bedrooms with ensuite facilities * Each bedroom has independent outside access from an attractiuve decked passageway with plants, trees and seating for gusets * Adjacent off-street car parking for guests * Easy walking distance to town centre 4 minutes, castle 8 minutes, railway station 3 minutes * Traditional breakfasts using local produce * All bedrooms have free wi-fi access, TV, DVD, radio/alarm clock, complimentary tea and coffee making facilities, hair drier


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