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One of the most prominent storytelling factories in modern times has begun to grapple with its legacy in the public eye.Read More »
It was a big task for a little documentary to go up against the likes of "Man of Steel," "Monsters University" and "World War Z." In a way, though, it's a fitting role for Morgan Neville's film. Those big popcorn flicks can hold up a mirror to our lives, but "20 Feet from Stardom" goes deeper. By ...Read More »
You couldn't ask for a more appropriate genre of music to carry a movie.Read More »
"Get Crazy" director Allan Arkush recalls talking to Lou Reed about when it first struck him that he was indeed 'Lou Reed.' Check out videos of Reed on Charlie Rose in 1988, and Arcade Fire's tribute to the late singer on NPR, with snippets from Reed classics "Perfect Day" and "Satellite of Love." P...Read More »
Brit actor on-the-rise Tom Hardy ("The Dark Knight Rises") will channel Elton John in "Rocketman," a musical biopic for Rocket Pictures, with a planned fall 2014 shoot. And Focus Features's new chief Peter Schlessel, who picked up U.S. rights to the film for FilmDistrict in June, will release the mo...Read More »
UPDATE: The first image has arrived from Rob Marshall's adaptation of Sondheim's "Into the Woods." As first looks go, this is a great one: Meryl Streep as The Witch, with claws and all, who wishes to reverse a curse so that her beauty can be restored.Read More »
Focus Features is developing a drama about famed Nigerian musician/activist Fela Kuti, who was also front and center in the hit Broadway musical "Fela!" "Mother of George" filmmaker Andrew Dosunmu will direct "Fela Kuti," which Focus is describing as a "drama with music," as opposed to a fullblown ...Read More »
John Ridley is having a good Toronto. Not only did "12 Years a Slave" leap to the top of the Oscar pack, for which he could well earn an adapted screenplay nomination, but his directorial feature film debut "All Is By My Side," a smart slice-of-life from the London launch of Jimi Hendrix's career, h...Read More »
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Research Interests
- Development of methodology for causal inference, accounting for missing data, and investigating the effects of survey response fatigue.
- Application of state of the art approaches including hierarchical Bayesian, propensity score, competing risk, cost effectiveness, and latent variable methods.
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- Egleston, B.L., Pedraza, O., Wong,Y.N., Dunbrack, R.L., Jr., Griffin, C.L., Ross, E.A., Beck, J.R. Characteristics of clinical trials that require participants to be fluent in English. Clin Trials. 2015 pii: 1740774515592881. [Epub ahead of print] PMID: 26152834
- Egleston BL, Uzzo RG, Beck JR, Wong Y. A Simple Method for Evaluating Within-Sample Prognostic Balance Achieved by Published Comorbidity Summary Measures. Health Serv Res Health Serv Res. 2015 Aug;50(4):1179-94. doi: 10.1111/1475-6773.12276. PMID: 25523400
- Austin, S.R., Wong, Y.N., Uzzo, R.G., Beck, J.R., Egleston, B.L. Why summary measures such as the Charlson Comorbidity Index and Elixhauser Score work. Medical Care 2013; in press. PMID: 23703645
- Egleston BL. Comment on Imai K, Tingley D, Yamamoto T. Experimental designs for identifying causal mechanisms. J. R. Statist. Soc. A 2013; 176(1):35-36.
- Bleicher RJ, Ruth K, Sigurdson ER, Ross E, Wong YN, Patel SA, Boraas M, Topham NS, Egleston BL. Preoperative delays in the US Medicare population with breast cancer. J. Clin. Oncol. 2012; 30:4485-4492. PMID: 23169513
- Egleston BL, Miller SM, Meropol NJ. The impact of misclassification due to survey response fatigue on estimation and identifiability of treatment effects. Statistics in Medicine 2011. 30(30):3560-72. PMID: 21953305
- Egleston BL, Cropsey KL, Lazev AB, Heckman CJ. Tutorial on principal stratification-based sensitivity analysis: Application to smoking cessation studies. Clinical Trials. 2010;7(3):286-98. PMID: 20423924
- Egleston BL, Chandler DW, Dorgan JF. Validity of estimating non-SHBG bound testosterone and estradiol from total hormone measurements in boys and girls. Annals of Clinical Biochemistry. 2010;47(Pt 3):233-41. PMID: 20406780
- Egleston BL, Dunbrack RL Jr, Hall MJ. Clinical trials that explicitly exclude gay and lesbian patients. New England Journal of Medicine. 2010;362(11):1054-5. PMID: 20237357
- Egleston BL, Scharfstein DO, MacKenzie E. On estimation of the survivor average causal effect in observational studies when important confounders are missing due to death. Biometrics. 2009;65(2):497-504. PMID: 18759833
- Egleston BL, Wong YN. Sensitivity analysis to investigate the impact of a missing covariate on survival analyses using cancer registry data. Stat Med. 2009;28(10):1498-511. PMID: 19235263


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This week showcased the best and worst of religion.. but we'll let you decide which stories are which.
The Vatican held its first conference on sexual abuse, "Towards Healing and Renewal." Clergy from around the world, and a handful of victims of sexual abuse attended the conference. In related news, retired Cardinal Egan regretted apologizing for how sexual abuse cases were handled while he was Bishop of Bridgeport in 2002. He claimed that he was not obligated to report abuse claims, and said, "I don't think we did anything wrong," the AP reports. Meanwhile, Obama's revised birth control policy has received support from a key Catholic group, the Catholic Health Organization. According to the new policy, religious employers will not be obligated to provide contraception coverage to their employees; instead the insurance companies will be directly responsible for providing free contraception, the AP reports.
On the flip side, the Department of Education recently determined that employees whose work is related to "religious instruction, worship services, or any form of proselytizing" will not qualify for loan forgiveness as part of the College Cost Reduction and Access Act of 2007. Clergy members across the country have launched an informal campaign to qualify for student loan forgiveness.
The Air Force removed the word 'God' from the logo of an Air Force acquisitions office, after objections by the Military Association of Atheists and Freethinkers. Many members of Congress are upset at this move; 36 of them signed a letter to the Air Force objecting.
Fr. Greg Boyle, Jesuit priest and founder and Executive Director of Homeboy Industries offered HuffPost Religion "Two Minutes of Wisdom" talking about his work and the motivation behind it. Check it out! His work inspired HufffPost Religion to launch Faith Inspires a weekly feature that will highlight people of faith who are creating an impact in society in this country and around the world. On that note, if you want to highlight the work of a religious or spiritual group, please email us at religion[at]huffingtonpost[dot]com or tweet us @HuffPostRelig with #FaithInspires.
Oprah Winfrey visited Hasidic Jews in Brooklyn to learn about their daily life and spiritual devotion. In a conversation with Rabbi Moti Seligson, she surprised us (and herself?) by saying, "I am more Hasidic Jew than I thought."
Meanwhile, Tamil Hindus celebrated the festival of Thaipusam. Unique to this celebration, devotees undergo extreme bodily mortification once their prayers are answered. HuffPost Religion has a gallery of striking photos -- check them out!
Noted singer Whitney Houston died on 11th of Feb. She was 48 years old. The night before she died, she sang, "Yes, Jesus Loves Me." Rest in peace, Whitney.
Finally, HuffPost Religion created a four-round bracket challenge to determine YOUR favorite Jesus movie. We are now in the second round of the challenge and you have until the 13th of Feb. 9 a.m. to ensure that your favorite Jesus movie make it to the penultimate round.
Feb. 6 marked the beginning of "Towards Healing And Renewal," a four-day Vatican global summit on sexual abuse. The purpose of the summit is aimed at preventing abuse and protecting children. This is an unprecedented gathering in the Catholic Church, bringing together hundreds of clergy as well as sexual abuse victims. While some have dismissed it as a public relations stunt, Marie Collins, one of the few sexual abuse victims to attend this conference says that it is an extremely important event. She said, "There must be acknowledgement and accountability for the harm and destruction that has been done."
NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- Retired New York Cardinal Edward Egan is facing criticism from representatives of clergy sexual abuse victims for a recent interview in which he said he regretted apologizing for the priest abuse scandal in 2002 when he was bishop of Bridgeport. To continue reading, click here.
WASHINGTON -- The White House has support from a key Catholic health group on its compromise birth control policy. Sister Carol Keehan heads the Catholic Health Organization. She says the compromise "has responded to the issues we identified that needed to be fixed." To continue reading the story, click here.
"As an employee of a registered nonprofit, Matthew (who declined to give his last name for this article) also had something else in mind: a relatively new federal law that offers loan forgiveness to nonprofit employees and others who work in "public service." Part of the College Cost Reduction and Access Act of 2007, the law specified that as long as students took public service jobs at nonprofits and made on-time loan payments for 10 years, their remaining debt would be wiped out. Matthew calculated that for him this would work out to his paying $450 a month for a decade. Over the four years since the law passed, seminaries across the country have conducted financial aid seminars explaining and publicizing this loan forgiveness program. But last week, the Department of Education released guidelines outlining exactly who qualifies for loan forgiveness. It turns out that employees whose work is related to "religious instruction, worship services, or any form of proselytizing" don't fit the bill." To continue reading, click here.
(RNS) Dozens of members of Congress are upset that the Air Force has removed the Latin word for "God" from the logo of an Air Force acquisitions office. Led by Rep. J. Randy Forbes, co-chairman of the Congressional Prayer Caucus, 36 lawmakers Monday (Feb. 6) sent a letter to Air Force Secretary Michael Donley and Air Force Chief of Staff General Norton Schwartz objecting to the removal of "God" from the logo of the Air Force Rapid Capabilities Office (RCO). To continue reading, click here.
Father Greg Boyle is a Jesuit Priest and the founder and Executive Director of Homeboy Industries, a non-profit that works with former gang members to help transform their lives, create positive communities and "find the person they are really meant to be." To watch the video, click here.
"Oprah visited to the Hasidic Jewish communities of Borough Park and Crown Heights for unprecedented access inside one of America's most tight-knit and mysterious cultures, where she learns about the daily life and their intense spiritual devotion, including raising their children with no TV, movies, Internet or video games." To continue reading and watch the video, click here.
SINGAPORE - FEBRUARY 07: A devotee has his tongue and cheeks pierced before taking part in the Thaipusam procession at Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple on February 7, 2012 in Singapore. Thaipusam is a Hindu festival celebrated on the full moon in the Tamil month of Thai. Devotees pray and make vows, when the prayers are answered they fulfill the vows by piercing parts of their body such as their cheeks, tongues, and backs before carrying a 'Kavadi' along a four kilometre route. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images) To check out more photos, click here.
Whitney Houston was confirmed dead on 11th Feb. She died at the age of 48. Causes of her death are as yet unknown. The night before she died, she sang, "Yes, Jesus Loves Me." To listen to more of her faith-inspired songs, click here.
This week began HuffPost Religion's Best Jesus Movie bracket challenge. We are now in round two and eight movies are contesting for the title of 'Best Jesus Movie." Click here to vote.


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Living in San Francisco, I understood from where this film was coming. Enjoyed the "in" jokes. The cast is very likeable and they are very real in their characterizations. Read morePublished 16 months ago by Robert V. Gibson
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Musicals, when you get to the core of it, are hard to do. Over the years, the stereotypes of a "musical" - a story told through an abundant amount of signing and / or dancing -... Read morePublished on September 3, 2012 by Alec Martin
This short indie musical was filmed in my hometown, so to see, understand, and know what this film is singing about is uncanny. Read morePublished on May 28, 2011 by JonathonDoe
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Having lived in Daly City, and attending Westmoor high for a year back in the day, I had to see this movie. I was cautiously optimistic and this film exceeded my expectations. Read morePublished on July 19, 2010 by Norman Geimer
The movie starts right off with the two male leads singing and as a musical, it does work. The songs actually make the story better. Read morePublished on May 25, 2010 by Cleo
Pleasant little surprise of a film with some haunting music and memorable cinematography. Though some of the acting was not as professional as I'd hoped, the mood and energy... Read morePublished on September 14, 2009 by Movie Man
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David Cohen, an executive director of Comcast, the cable company, took time out of his busy day on Monday, to greet students at Lee Street Elementary School, for their first day of classes.While greeting pupils, Cohen, along with other Comcast employees, handed out brochures containing information about a new program the company calls, "Internet Essentials." Cohen described it as an initiative designed to promote broadband adoption among modest-income families, whose children are eligible to receive free lunch as the part of the National School Lunch Program. He said Clayton County's school system has nearly 32,000 families who will be eligible for the program. "Through the Comcast Internet Essentials program," he, said, "many children in kindergarten, today, will now have broadband access throughout their entire grade-school education." Under the Internet Essentials program, Cohen said, the cost for Internet service will be only $9.95 a month. Those eligible for the program will also receive a $149.99 voucher to go toward purchasing a computer. In addition, he added, customers will receive free online, and in-person, digital literacy training. "The $9.95 is a permanent price, there's no instillation fee, and no charge for the [equipment]," he added. The reason the company chose to unveil the program at Lee Street Elementary School, Cohen said, is because the school has the highest number of students who qualify for the program. "There are 500 kids at this school alone, who are eligible for the free-lunch program, and all of their households are going to be eligible to participate in this program," he said. On Monday, Clayton County elected officials, school officials, and Principal Zach Watson of Lee Street Elementary –– along with a few school staff members –– joined Cohen and Comcast employees to show their support for the new initiative. Cheryl Hobby, a fourth-grade math teacher at the school, said that, among efforts to improve student performance on the math and science portions of the Criterion-Referenced Competency Tests (CRCTs), this year, the school –– for the first time –– will use an online tutorial program called, "Study Island, "which is a standards-based assessment, instruction and test-preparation software program for grades K-12. "What's so great about this program [Comcast's Internet Essentials] is it will allow for the kids to use "Study Island" at home," said Hobby. The initiative is expected to reach 28 school districts in the metro Atlanta, which is about 317,000 modest-income homes, Cohen said. And according to Cohen, in the 28 school districts in metro Atlanta, 41 percent of the student population is eligible for the program. He said, with a boost in broadband availability, the economy will also get a boost, and create several new jobs in the area. "Comcast is the largest, high-speed-data provider in the country," he said. "In that position, we get to see the transformative nature of the Internet, and how powerful it can be in improving access to education, health care, and job opportunities." Cohen added that the program will also be launched in several other cities, including: Chicago, Miami, Washington, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Pittsburgh. The goal, he said, is to get more Americans online, and help close the digital gap. Anyone interested in signing up for "Internet Essentials," he said, can call the company's toll-free number: (855) 846-8376.
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THE POWER OF THE SCHWARTZ! As someone who loves both Star Wars and Mel Brooks, I was pretty much destined to love Spaceballs, and that's exactly what happened when I first saw the movie almost a decade ago at my friend's house. A large part of my enjoyment of the film came from Rick Moranis's performance as the hilariously bad villain, Lord Dark Helmet, whose overly large helmet was only one of the numerous hilarious running-gags that one could find in this film. Even though it didn't garner the greatest reviews, Spaceballs will always be one of the funniest movies I've ever seen.
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It's a few days before Thanksgiving, and so many shoppers have queued up that their carts are backed into the aisles at a Glendale Trader Joe's.
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Oprah Winfrey's new reality show, Big Give, is getting some help from actress Jennifer Aniston. The show — which premieres March 2nd — challenges 10 people to help change the lives of complete strangers. At the end of the challenge, the contestants will be judged on their leadership, accomplishments, creativity and presentation with one "giver" being eliminated. The judges include "world-renowned "Naked Chef" and philanthropist Jamie Oliver, NFL star Tony Gonzalez, and Malaak Compton-Rock, charity founder and the wife of comedian Chris Rock."
Aniston will join John Travolta, Jada Pinkett-Smith, tennis legend Andre Agassi, skateboarder Tony Hawk and racing star Danica Patrick in assisting the contestants with the various challenges. Judge Jaime Oliver couldn't be more thrilled to work with her again — after meeting her and then-husband Brad Pitt at a private dinner party he helped cook for. From the article,
"'Jennifer's a friend of mine, she's a beautiful, beautiful character,' he tells OK!. 'She was perfect to be a part of Oprah's Big Give because that's her personality — she's a beautiful, giving person. It was lovely to have her involved, to have a friend be involved in the same show as me, and she comes along to one of the shows to pat the winners on the back.'"
No doubt that as with anything Oprah touches, this 8-episode series should be a big hit. Obviously, we really love the concept of helping out others in need and having Winfrey spearhead this effort is wonderful. Let's hope there's another season of giving in the works.
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I have always been heavy so in February 2001 I was anxious to have Bariatric surgery. My beginning weight was 540#. The gastric by-pass surgery went wonderful – I had no complications, the weight came right off. I went down to 330# – everything was going well except that I had a large pouch of extra skin in my abdomen that caused chafing and problems. In July of 2003 I had a panniculectomy (surgery to remove the excess skin of my abdomen). The doctor removed 25# of excess skin. I had trouble from the start. I was draining a lot from the incision – up to 1,000 ml in 24 hours. One night I woke up in the middle of the night and my incision had "dehissed" or come apart. I went back to the hospital, but contrary to what most people think, they do not resuture the incision. You have to heal from the inside out. That started a nightmare. I was hospitalized and wore a wound vaccum to keep the drainage off my my other skin. I developed MRSA (an infection that does not respond to most antibiotics). The original surgeon insisted that the only way I would get better was to continue with the wound vac. I finally was able to get out of the hospital (another doctor was on-call on a weekend and d/c'd me home). I went to another surgeon at OSU who found that I was severely anemic and malnutritioned due to the loss of all the protein in the drainage. I underwent blood transfusions and two more surgeries. He had to do a skin graft from my left thigh to cover the area where the incision dehissed. It was completely open at that point. It was probably the most painful thing I have ever gone through (the skin graft). Fortunately through good care I finally healed. However, it left me without a job and disfigured. I have enclosed two pictures of my incision.
In August of 2006 I had a lumbar laminectomy which I developed two abcesses which required additional surgeries. Then I developed severe headaches which eventually were related to cervical stenosis (vertebrae in my neck) which required surgery. In November of 2007 I had an anterior cervical dissectomy, of course I did it the Dennis Kaser way (the hard way) and developed an extremely large hematoma (blood clot) from the surgery and almost died. I went back into surgery to remove the hematoma who is thinking of doing this procedure. However, the surgery to remove the skin did not go well for me. I just wanted to make sure people are very careful.I Just have to meet you oprah you are the only that can help me now.we have been through so much and I don't know how more bad news we can take.i have a would do anything for my wife Kathy she needed a new Car so we had to trade both her car and my truck but she got her dream car back a Honda. I'am still disfigured but I still go on. The doctor have given me the ok to drive again but now I don't have a pick up truck to drive.Oprah Please Help and my wife Kathy.
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I need your help from the Big Give. Hi my name is Nixon Arauz, I am the Sub-director of the Pathfinder club of the 7th Day Adventist Church of Cornerstone. I am High School Student And i dont have the utenciles the job to provide the entire church with that amount of money. We need and i dont ask for more to make this dream come true. We are a group of teen in this club our job is to assist the comunity and our greatest desire is to assist the community. But sometimes he have that desire and we cant because we dont have the money. we want to attend the the international Camporee Courage to Stand. If you can only extend us your hand and assist us with the economical aspects of the this camping experience that is approaching us soon, we will be more than happy if you extentd us that monetary help. thank you and may God bless you.
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I am a retired school teacher hoping to help a bright young lady fulfill her dreams to become an Intensive Care Pediatrician. Her name is Brittany DeVault. We live in a rural sector of So. IN and thus far have not been able to gather the donations to get Brittany to her Conference. She has been nominated to attend the National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine (NYLF/MED) and Congressional Student Leadership Conference (CSLC) Attending would give her the opportunity to practice diagnosis and treatment in a medical simulation, get hands-on training at a leading medical school, see the inner workings of a healthcare team, enter the challenging world of medicine and healthcare, attend conference that are held in cooperation with leading universities and medical schools, get accredited for 2 college credits: tuition includes 1 college credit and helps with college scholarships. Brittany's first choice of universities would be Fordham University in New York and her second choice might be Georgetown University in Washington, DC. There are 10 day options for both universitiies. In order to attend Brittany must come up with $3,000.00. In our world that is a lot of money on such short notice. I donated $50. Just a drop in the bucket. I really want her to be able to go. Her mom is a single mom with many struggles. For a short time last May the family was pretty much homeless and as a substitute teacher her mother was also penniless for the summer. Her mom finally landed a job at the Humana Co. in Louisville, KY Through all her trials, Brittany I think is in line to be the valdictorian of her senior class. She won't be able to go the Conferences without help and needs response by April 14, 2008!!!!!!! Sorry for the short notice. . . but I got to thinking about the Big Give and thought maybe you could squeeze in a Little one.
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Football match played on World War One battlefields recreated
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FOOTBALLERS squared off this weekend to recreate a match that was played in the midst of the horror of the First World War nearly 100 years on.
Christmas Truce games are said to have broken out in the battlefields of Belgium in 1914.
And Newark Town FC played a team from their German twin town of Emmendingen, in Ypres as part of the commemorations of the Great War, the Germans winning 4-1 in front of a crowd of around 150.
Lewis Poole, of Sawyer's Close, Newark, is a serving soldier in the 2nd Battalion of the Royal Anglian Regiment, known as the Poachers and captained the side.
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The 21-year-old said: "Obviously we wanted to win, but the result wasn't really important and it was a great game to be part of.
"It was a very emotional weekend – seeing all the graves and paying our respects to those that gave their lives in the war.
"I feel pretty honoured to have taken part in the game too. We both gave 100 per cent and wanted to win, but they were stronger."
The idea to recreate the truce game was that of Newark historian Francis Towndrow who had been researching the diaries of Newark soldier William Setchfield, the man widely credited to have sparked the kick-about on the battlefields.
Private Setchfield, said to be a keen Forest fan, served in the 1st Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment, and in a letter sent to his brother from the front, said: "We spent a wonderful Christmas. The Germans came over to us in the afternoon and we had our photos taken with them, but it would be a big task to put everything that happened in a letter. Forest made a draw with Derby, I see, although I haven't seen anything about the game yet."
The trip was granted £8,600 from the Heritage Lottery Fund, and £650 has been secured from Newark Town Council to send an official delegation.
Amateur photographer Ben Blyth, 18, was invited on to the trip by the team.
He said: "It was a once in a lifetime opportunity to get involved, it was just really humbling to see people play football knowing what happened there 100 years ago.
"The difference was we got to go home but they didn't."
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Corn, cheese & chilli empanadas
Cooking timePrep: 25 mins Cook: 20 mins Plus chilling
Skill levelEasy
ServingsMakes 8 mini empanadas
A spicy Latin American treat, great served with drinks or as part of a special meal for two
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- Vegetarian
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 181
- protein
- 5g
- carbs
- 14g
- fat
- 12g
- saturates
- 6g
- fibre
- 1g
- sugar
- 1g
- salt
- 0.3g
- ½ x 198g can sweetcorn, drained well
- small handful coriander, leaves and stalks chopped
- 1 spring onion, finely sliced
- 25g extra mature cheddar, grated
- ½ green chilli, chopped
- 230g sheet ready-rolled all-butter shortcrust pastry
- 1 egg, beaten
- 2 tbsp sesame seeds
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Avocado with lime
Just before you're ready to eat halve 1 ripe avocado and remove the stone. Lay the halves, cut-side up, on a small plate and scatter with a few coriander leaves. Wedge 1 lime, squeeze a little juice over the avocado and stick the wedges on the plate too, then add a spoon. To serve, just scoop out chunks of the flesh onto your plate.
- Make the filling by mixing the corn, coriander, spring onion, cheese and chilli with some seasoning.
- Unroll the pastry sheet, roll a little thinner with a rolling pin, then use a 10cm circle cutter to cut out circles of pastry. (You should get 6 circles, then re-roll the trimmings for 2 more.) Brush edges of the circles with a little of the beaten egg, then spoon a couple of teaspoonfuls of filling mixture onto each. Fold over one half of the pastry, and seal by pinching the edge with your fingers, until you have 8 small pastyshaped empanadas. Arrange on a baking parchment lined baking sheet, brush with the rest of the egg and scatter with sesame seeds. Cover and chill for at least 30 mins before baking.
- To serve, heat oven to 200C/180C fan/ gas 6 and bake for 20 mins until golden and crisp.
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Made these for a buffet party and they were really tasty. I was in a hurry so chilled them down in the freezer for 10 mins only before popping in the oven. I didn't have any fresh chillies at the time so used hot paprika which worked well. Made small bite sized empanadas for the party and served with a low fat dip made from low fat Greek yoghurt with mint sauce and lemon juice. Received lots of nice comments at the party. Will repeat and offer an alternative filling made with mushrooms, shallots, garlic and cheese. Great idea for party food.
I tried this pastry empanada following the recipe very closely and was very disappointed. It was far too dry. It needs something to give it some moisture. If I decide to make this again I will used use corn wraps instead of pastry and probably throw more cheese and chillies and some tomatoes in too! The sesame seeds are just not needed.


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ABSTRACT: This tutorial will cover the basics of physically-based rendering such as reflection models (BRDF), volume scattering (phase functions), optical phenomena (dispersion and polarization). It will also cover image formation via basic camera models. A brief summary of popular algorithms will be covered including radiosity, path tracing, photon tracing, and Metropolis Light Transport. The course will end with a more detailed description of adjoint photon tracing so that attendees can later implement their own physically-based renderer.SIGGRAPH Asia 2012 Courses; 11/2012
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ABSTRACT: Simple tone reproduction methods, such as the Reinhard global photographic tone-mapping operator, are popular methods for mapping high-dynamic range images to a low-dynamic range display. However, these methods deal mainly with how luminance is mapped; much less attention has been paid to how a full RGB color is produced. We introduce a simple method, inspired by traditional photography's use of polarizers to manage color, to map RGB colors when using global photographic operators for luminance. This method allows the user to trade off luminance for colorfulness, avoids unpredictable hue shifts and desaturation of the image, and guarantees that results lie in the RGB color cube without clamping.11/2011; 15(3). DOI:10.1080/2151237X.2011.610677
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ABSTRACT: The NVIDIA® OptiX™ ray tracing engine is a programmable system designed for NVIDIA GPUs and other highly parallel architectures. The OptiX engine builds on the key observation that most ray tracing algorithms can be implemented using a small set of programmable operations. Consequently, the core of OptiX is a domain-specific just-in-time compiler that generates custom ray tracing kernels by combining user-supplied programs for ray generation, material shading, object intersection, and scene traversal. This enables the implementation of a highly diverse set of ray tracing-based algorithms and applications, including interactive rendering, offline rendering, collision detection systems, artificial intelligence queries, and scientific simulations such as sound propagation. OptiX achieves high performance through a compact object model and application of several ray tracing-specific compiler optimizations. For ease of use it exposes a single-ray programming model with full support for recursion and a dynamic dispatch mechanism similar to virtual function calls.ACM Transactions on Graphics 01/2010; 29(4). DOI:10.1145/1778765.1778803 · 4.10 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Lighting is a fundamental aspect of computer cinematography that involves the placement and configuration of lights to establish mood and enhance storytelling. This process is labor intensive as artists repeatedly adjust the parameters of a large set of complex lights to achieve a desired effect. Typical lighting controls affect the final image indirectly, requiring a large number of trials to obtain a suitable result. We present an interactive system wherein an artist paints desired lighting effects directly into the scene, and the computer solves for parameters that achieve the desired look. The artist can paint color, light shape, shadows, highlights, and reflections using a suite of tools designed for painting light. Our system matches these effects using a nonlinear optimizer made robust by a combination of initial estimates, system design, and user-guided optimization. In contrast, previous work on painting light has not permitted the lights to move, allowing for linear optimization but preventing its use in computer cinematography. To demonstrate our approach we lit several scenes, mainly using a direct illumination renderer designed for computer animation, but also including two other rendering styles. We show that painting interfaces can quickly produce high quality lighting setups, easing the lighting artist's workflow.ACM Transactions on Graphics 06/2007; 26(2). DOI:10.1145/1243980.1243983 · 4.10 Impact Factor
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Couplings between DE3 tide and longitudinal WN4 structure in the termosphere and ionosphere
DE3, which is excited in the tropical troposphere, has recently attracted a considerable attention because there are growing observational evidences that DE3 is the main source of the longitudinal wave number-4 (WN4) structure in the thermosphere and ionosphere. Two possible coupling mechanisms between DE3 tide and thermospheric and ionospheric WN4 are the upward wave propagation and the electro-dynamical coupling. With a coupled ionosphere-thermosphere-electrodynamics model (GCITEM-IGGCAS) and data from satellite observations,we investigate the couplings between DE3 tide and longitudinal WN4 structure in the thermosphere and ionosphere, and analyze above two possible coupling mechanisms. Data analyze and model simulation shows that the ionospheric and thermospheric longitudinal WN4 structures can be driven by DE3 tide, and both the upward wave propagation and the electro-dynamical coupling play important roles in the couplings between DE3 and longitudinal WN4 structure. Although both the upward wave propagation and the electro-dynamical coupling can drive WN4 structures, the thermospheric WN4 are mainly directly produced by the wave propagation mechanism, and the ionospheric WN4 waves are directly produced by the electro-dynamical coupling.
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WSC 1994: Lake Buena Vista, FL, USA
- Deborah A. Sadowski, Andrew F. Seila, Mani S. Manivannan, Jeffrey D. Tew:
Proceedings of the 26th conference on Winter simulation, WSC 1994, Lake Buena Vista, FL, USA, December 11-14, 1994. ACM 1994, ISBN 0-7803-2109-X
- Jerry Weinstein:
Resolved to make customer focus more than a simulation. 3-4
- Michael Pidd:
An introduction to computer simulation. 7-14
- Gordon M. Clark:
Introduction to manufacturing applications. 15-21
- Paul T. Fishburn, Kevin M. Taaffe:
Transportation applications. 22-25
- Jerry Banks:
Software for simulation. 26-33
- James N. Robinson:
Capacity and performance analysis of computer systems. 34-41
- Aarti S. Bhaté-Felsheim:
Tutorial on simulation applications. 42-44
- Thomas J. Schriber, Daniel T. Brunner:
Inside simulation software: how it works and why it matters. 45-54
- Lawrence Leemis:
Input modeling. 55-61
- W. David Kelton:
Analysis of output data. 62-68
- James J. Swain, Phillip A. Farrington:
Designing simulation experiments for evaluating manufacturing systems. 69-76
- Robert G. Sargent:
Verification and validation of simulation models. 77-87
- Kenneth J. Musselman:
Guidelines for simulation project success. 88-95
- Enver Yücesan:
Nonparametric techniques in simulation analysis: a tutorial. 99-105
- Susan M. Sanchez:
A robust design tutorial. 106-113
- Bruce D. Gladwin, Kerim Tumay:
Modeling business processes with simulation tools. 114-121
- Pierre L'Ecuyer:
Efficiency improvement and variance reduction. 122-132
- Christos Alexopoulos:
A review of advanced methods for simulation output analysis. 133-140
- Gerald W. Evans, William E. Biles, Michael W. Golway:
Simulation of advanced manufacturing systems. 141-148
- Michael C. Fu:
A tutorial review of techniques for simulation optimization. 149-156
- Jeffrey A. Joines, Stephen D. Roberts:
Design of object-oriented simulations in C++. 157-165
- Averill M. Law, Michael G. McComas:
Simulation of communications networks. 166-170
- Paul A. Fishwick:
Simulation model design. 173-175
- Pierre L'Ecuyer:
Recent advances in uniform random number generation. 176-183
- Russell C. H. Cheng:
Selecting input models. 184-191
- David Goldsman, Barry L. Nelson:
Ranking, selection and multiple comparisons in computer simulations. 192-199
- Joan M. Donohue:
Experimental designs for simulation. 200-206
- James C. Spall:
Developments in stochastic optimization algorithms with gradient approximations based on function measurements. 207-214
- Osman Balci:
Validation, verification, and testing techniques throughout the life cycle of a simulation study. 215-220
- Marvin K. Nakayama:
Fast simulation methods for highly dependable systems. 221-228
- Alois Ferscha:
Concurrent execution of timed Petri nets. 229-236
- Russell R. Barton:
Metamodeling: a state of the art review. 237-244
- Gül Gürkan, Ayonca Özge, Stephen M. Robinson:
Sample-path optimization in simulation. 247-254
- Huifen Chen, Bruce W. Schmeiser:
Retrospective approximation algorithms for stochastic root finding. 255-261
- James M. Calvin:
Average performance of Monte Carlo and Quasi-Monte Carlo methods for global optimization. 262-265
- Victor F. Nicola, Gertjan A. Hagesteijn, Byung G. Kim:
Fast simulation of the leaky bucket algorithm. 266-273
- Perwez Shahabuddin:
Fast simulation of packet loss rates in communication networks with priorities. 274-281
- Manuel Villén-Altamirano, José Villén-Altamirano:
Restart: a straightforward method for fast simulation of rare events. 282-289
- Susan M. Sanchez:
Experimental designs for system assessment and improvement when noise factors are correlated. 290-296
- Shirish S. Joshi, Hanif D. Sherali, Jeffrey D. Tew:
An enhanced RSM algorithm using gradient-deflection and second-order search strategies. 297-304
- Timothy S. Webb, Kenneth W. Bauer Jr.:
Comparison of analysis strategies for screening designs in large-scale computer simulation models. 305-311
- John M. Charnes, Evelyn I. Chen:
Vector-autoregressive inference for equally spaced, time-averaged, multiple queue length processes. 312-315
- Demet C. Wood, Bruce W. Schmeiser:
Consistency of overlapping batch variances. 316-319
- Sigrún Andradóttir, James M. Calvin, Peter W. Glynn:
Increasing the frequency of regeneration for Markov processes. 320-323
- Mary Ann Flanigan Wagner, James R. Wilson:
Using bivariate Bézier distributions to model simulation input processes. 324-331
- Raymond R. Hill, Charles H. Reilly:
Composition for multivariate random variables. 332-339
- Halim Damerdji:
On the batch means and area variance estimators. 340-344
- Chiahon Chien:
Batch size selection for the batch means method. 345-352
- Young Hae Lee, Hyung-Sool Oh:
Detecting truncation point in steady-state simulation using chaos theory. 353-360
- Alexander Thomasian, Asser N. Tantawi:
Approximate solutions for M/G/1 fork/join synchronization. 361-368
- Felisa J. Vázquez-Abad, Sheldon H. Jacobson:
Application of RPA and the harmonic gradient estimators to a priority queueing system. 369-376
- Mousumi Mitra Hazra, Stephen K. Park:
Characterizing a nonstationary M/G/1 queue using bode plots. 377-382
- Robert G. Sargent:
A historical view of hybrid simulation/analytic models. 383-386
- Kevin J. Healy:
Identifying policies that are most likely to produce a desirable outcome. 387-391
- Michael P. Bailey, Kevin D. Glazebrook, Robert F. Dell:
Simulation-based dynamic optimization: planning United States coast guard law enforcement patrols. 392-398
- John M. Charnes, John S. Carson II, Merriel C. Dewsnup, Andrew F. Seila, Jeffrey D. Tew, Randall P. Sadowski:
Output analysis research: why bother? (panel discussion). 399-405
- Stephen G. Vincent, Averill M. Law:
UniFit II: total support for simulation input modeling. 409-414
- Jean J. O'Reilly:
Introduction to SLAM II and SLAMSYSTEM. 415-419
- William R. Lilegdon:
Manufacturing decision making with FACTOR. 420-426
- David M. Profozich, David T. Sturrock:
Introduction to SIMAN/Cinema. 427-430
- Michael J. Drevna, Cynthia J. Kasales:
Introduction to Arena. 431-436
- John G. Goble:
SIMOBJECT: from rapid prototype to finished model - a breakthrough in graphical model building. 437-442
- John G. Goble, Robb Mills:
COMNET III: object-oriented network performance prediction. 443-445
- William B. Nordgren:
Taylor II manufacturing simulation software. 446-449
- Cliff B. King:
Creating simulation runtimes for profit. 450-452
- Kjell B. Zandin:
Development and application of realistic and consistent manufacturing data as a basis for simulations. 453-457
- Joseph Hugan:
Quest - queueing event simulation tool. 458-463
- Herbert D. Schwetman:
CSIM17: a simulation model-building toolkit. 464-470
- David J. Bryg:
Comparison of Nevada simulation to Monte Carlo simulation. 471-476
- John Everton:
Simulation-based capacity planning and scheduling with AutoSched. 479-486
- Matthew W. Rohrer:
AutoMod. 487-492
- Matthew W. Rohrer:
AutoStat. 493-495
- Thomas J. Schriber:
Perspectives on simulation using GPSS. 496-501
- Robert C. Crain, Douglas S. Smith:
Industrial strength simulation using GPSS/H. 502-508
- Nancy J. Earle, James O. Henriksen:
Proof animation: reaching new heights in animation. 509-516
- W. Bruce Thompson:
A tutorial for modeling with the witness visual interactive simulator. 517-521
- Bob Marriott:
Production scheduling systems using PROVISA. 522-526
- Scott P. Baird, Jeffrey J. Leavy:
Simulation modeling using ProModel for windows. 527-532
- Lucien F. Keller Jr.:
MedModel - specialized software for the healthcare industry. 533-537
- David Krahl:
An introduction to Extend. 538-545
- Catherine E. Drury, K. Ronald Laughery Jr.:
Fundamentals of simulation using Micro Saint. 546-551
- Bruce A. Cota, Douglas G. Fritz, Robert G. Sargent:
Control flow graphs as a representation language. 555-559
- Lee Schruben, Enver Yücesan:
Transforming Petri nets into event graph models. 560-565
- C. Michael Overstreet, Ernest H. Page, Richard E. Nance:
Model diagnosis using the condition specification: from conceptualization to implementation. 566-573
- Ricki G. Ingalls, Douglas J. Morrice, Andrew B. Whinston:
Interval time clock implementation for qualitative event graphs. 574-580
- Xiaolan Xie:
An ordinal optimization approach to a token partition problem for stochastic timed event graphs. 581-588
- Vlatko Ceric:
Hierarchical abilities of diagrammatic representations of discrete event simulation models. 589-594
- Kurt A. Pflughoeft, Kiran Manur:
Multi-layered activity cycle diagrams and their conversion into activity-based simulation code. 595-599
- Germano Kienbaum, Ray J. Paul:
H-ACD: hierarchical activity cycle diagrams for object-oriented simulation modelling. 600-610
- Robert Geist, Darren Crane, Stephen Daniel, Darrell Suggs:
Systems modeling with xpetri. 611-618
- Howard W. Beck, Paul A. Fishwick, Glen Smerage:
A database design for uniform representation of hypermedia and mathematical models. 619-624
- Ross A. Gagliano, Michael R. Lauer:
Discrete element models and real life duals. 625-632
- Christopher L. Swider, Kenneth W. Bauer Jr., Thomas F. Schuppe:
The effective use of animation in simulation model validation. 633-640
- Ray J. Paul, Vlatka Hlupic:
The CASM environment revisited. 641-648
- Hyu Chan Park, Wan Bok Lee, Tag Gon Kim:
A relational algebraic framework for models management. 649-656
- Charles R. Standridge, Martha A. Centeno:
Concepts for modular simulation environments. 657-663
- Mary Ann Flanigan Wagner, Süleyman Sevinc, Oryal Tanir, Peter L. Haigh, James D. Arthur, Richard E. Nance, Herbert D. Schwetman:
A standard simulation environment: a review of preliminary requirements. 664-672
- Madhav Erraguntla, Perakath C. Benjamin, Richard J. Mayer:
An architecture of a knowledge-based simulation engine. 673-680
- Yu-Hui Tao, Barry L. Nelson:
A conceptual framework for simulation experiment design and analysis. 681-688
- Lobna A. Okashah, Paul M. Goldwater:
Unknown unknowns: modeling unanticipated events. 689-694
- Ronald C. Van Wagenen, Charles R. Harrell:
Achieving reliability in simulation software. 695-699
- Felipe Knop, Edward Mascarenhas, Vernon Rego, Vaidy S. Sunderam:
An introduction to fault tolerant parallel simulation with EcliPSe. 700-707
- Murali Krishnamurthi, Amar Basavatia, Sanjeev Thallikar:
Deadlock detection and resolution in simulation models. 708-715
- Alex Chung Hen Chow, Bernard P. Zeigler:
Parallel DEVS: a parallel, hierarchical, modular, modeling formalism. 716-722
- Krzysztof Pawlikowski, Victor W. C. Yau, Donald C. McNickle:
Distributed stochastic discrete-event simulation in parallel time streams. 723-730
- Avinash C. Palaniswamy, Philip A. Wilsey:
Scheduling time warp processes using adaptive control techniques. 731-738
- Albert E. Rainis, Eugene P. Visco, R. Garrison Harvey, James G. "Snake" Clark:
Military modeling and simulation: reflections and directions (panel). 741-743
- N. Chandrasekharan, Udaya Bhaskar Vemulapati, Allen T. Irwin, Zhi-Hai Ma, William J. Porthouse Jr.:
MasPaWS - a massively parallel war simulator. 744-751
- Alfred G. Brandstein:
Combat modeling in the MLR COEA phase II. 752-754
- Andy Ceranowicz:
Modular semi-automated forces. 755-761
- Clark R. Karr, Robert W. Franceschini:
Status report on the integrated Eagle/BDS-D project. 762-769
- Thomas W. Mastaglio:
Developing a large-scale distributed interactive simulation system. 770-774
- Mary C. Fischer:
Aggregate level simulation protocol (ALSP) managing confederation development. 775-780
- Annette L. Wilson, Richard M. Weatherly:
The aggregate level simulation protocol: an evolving system. 781-787
- Hugh Henry:
The Corps Battle Simulation: remodeling the model for new missions. 788-791
- Joseph Ramos III:
Modeling and simulation (M & S) issues in operational test and evaluation (OT & E). 792-797
- James C. Schaaf Jr., Faye Lynn Thompson, Valerie D. Churchwell:
Virtual prototyping with low-end 3D graphics programs. 798-804
- Mark E. Smith:
Determining the utility of advanced distributed simulation to test and evaluation. 805-812
- Michael L. McGinnis, James L. Kays, Pamela Slaten:
Computer simulation of U.S. Army officer professional development. 813-820
- Vincent G. Duffy, F. Tom Sparrow:
Providing insight into the successful process of military base transition with a PERT simulation model. 821-828
- Mark A. Youngren, Sam H. Parry, Donald P. Gaver, Patricia A. Jacobs:
The future theater-level model: a research project update. 829-834
- Dennis L. Lester, Loni L. Van Veldhuizen:
Theater air command and control simulation facility. 835-838
- Curtis L. Blais:
Marine air ground task force (MAGTF) tactical warfare simulation (MTWS). 839-844
- Roger Smith, Gary Allen:
After action review in military training simulations. 845-849
- Michael T. Halpern, Ruth E. Brown, Dennis A. Revicki, Alkis G. Togias:
An example of using computer simulation to predict pharmaceutical costs and outcomes. 850-855
- Christopher D. Visnic, Robert H. Reid, Omar Ghattas, Anthony M. DiGioia, Branislav Jaramaz:
Finite element pre-operative simulation of cementless hip replacement. 856-860
- Frank McGuire:
Using simulation to reduce length of stay in emergency departments. 861-867
- Julie C. Lowery, Brian Hakes, Lou Keller, William R. Lilegdon, Khaled M. Mabrouk, Frank McGuire:
Barriers to implementing simulation in health care. 868-875
- F. Bradley Armstrong, Daniel T. Brunner, Mark A. Contesti, Jason Duff, Barbara W. Mazziotti:
Manufacturing simulation consultants' forum. 879-884
- David J. Miller:
The role of simulation in semiconductor logistics. 885-891
- Gajanana Nadoli, Devadas Pillai:
Simulation in automated material handling systems design for semiconductor manufacturing. 892-899
- Neal G. Pierce, Richard Stafford:
Modeling and simulation of material handling for semiconductor wafer fabrication. 900-906
- Todd LeBaron, Mark Pool:
The simulation of cluster tools: a new semiconductor manufacturing technology. 907-912
- Isaiah J. Bier, James P. Tjelle:
The importance of interoperability in a simulation prototype for spares inventory planning. 913-919
- Harold A. Scott:
Modeling aircraft assembly operations. 920-927
- Ray Rolen, Richard A. Kilgore:
Simulation for agile control of aerospace manufacturing. 928-934
- R. Armacost, M. Mullens, W. Swart:
Structuring a simulation modeling environment using a commercial manufacturing simulator. 935-940
- Lobna A. Okashah, Ralph V. Rogers:
Implementation of spatial representation and autonomy in material handling systems. 941-945
- Susumu Fujii, Haruhisa Tsunoda, Atsushi Ogita, Yasushi Kidani:
Distributed simulation model for computer integrated manufacturing. 946-953
- Joseph G. Macro, Wayne J. Davis, Duane L. Setterdahl:
Establishing an object-oriented methodology for the simulation and control of integrated manufacturing systems. 954-961
- Jeffrey S. Smith, Richard A. Wysk, David T. Sturrock, Sanjay E. Ramaswamy, Glen D. Smith, Sanjay B. Joshi:
Discrete event simulation for shop floor control. 962-969
- Grace Y. Lin, James J. Solberg:
An agent-based flexible routing manufacturing control simulation system. 970-977
- Edward F. Watson, Randall P. Sadowski:
Developing and analyzing flexible cell systems using simulation. 978-985
- Arun S. Kashyap, Suresh K. Khator:
Modeling of a tool shared flexible manufacturing system. 986-993
- Phillip A. Farrington, Bernard J. Schroer, James J. Swain, Yuncheng Feng:
Simulators as a tool for rapid manufacturing simulation. 994-1000
- Soemon Takakuwa:
Precise modeling and analysis of large-scale AS/RS. 1001-1007
- Chen-Tsau Chris Ying, Gordon M. Clark:
Order release planning in a job shop using a bi-directional simulation algorithm. 1008-1012
- Mark A. Flower, Michael C. Cheselka:
The AMP-AKZO company's simulation-based finite capacity scheduling system. 1013-1019
- Mahesh Mathur:
Inventory cost model for "Just-In-Time" production. 1020-1026
- Kambiz Farahmand, Brian L. Heemsbergen:
Floor inventory tracking of a Kanban production system. 1027-1034
- Michael J. Drevna:
Assessment of alternative inventory methodologies for high-volume production systems. 1035-1039
- Edward J. Williams:
Downtime data - its collection, analysis, and importance. 1040-1043
- Ina Ehrhardt, Henry Herper, Hansjürgen Gebhardt:
Modelling strain of manual work in manufacturing systems. 1044-1049
- L. Leslie Gardner, Mary E. Grant, Laurie J. Rolston:
Using simulation to benchmark traditional vs. activity-based costing in product mix decisions. 1050-1057
- Steven L. Jaynes, John O. Hoffman:
Discrete event simulation for quick service restaurant traffic analysis. 1061-1066
- Mark Godward, William Swart:
An object oriented simulation model for determining labor requirements at Taco Bell. 1067-1073
- Jerry Banks, Felipe Quintanilla:
Opportunities for simulation in amusement parks. 1074-1078
- Paul T. R. Wang, Karl E. Wunderlich:
A framework for generic modular ATMS/ATIS support in IVHS traffic simulation. 1079-1083
- Peter Lorenz, Thomas Schulze, Thomas J. Schriber:
The design, implementation, application and comparison of two highly automated traffic simulators. 1084-1092
- Susan L. Mabry, Jean-Luc Gaudiot:
Distributed parallel object-oriented environment for traffic simulation (POETS). 1093-1100
- Mark D. Heileman, José A. Sepúlveda:
Cargo transfer and return vehicle and personnel launch system launch processing model. 1101-1108
- Peng-Hong Koh, Jimmy L. K. Goh, Hak-Soon Ng, Hwei-Chiat Ng:
Using simulation to preview plans of a container port operations. 1109-1115
- John Danko, Victor Gulewicz:
Insight through innovation: a dynamic approach to demand based toll plaza lane staffing. 1116-1123
- Jingsheng Shi, Simaan M. AbouRizk:
A resource based simulation approach with application in earthmoving/strip mining. 1124-1129
- Rong-Yau Huang, Alexandros M. Grigoriadis, Daniel W. Halpin:
Simulation of cable-stayed bridges using disco. 1130-1136
- Jorge A. Vanegas, Augusto Op den Bosch:
Using simulation and visualization technologies to strengthen the design/construction interface. 1137-1144
- Iris D. Tommelein, Robert I. Carr, Abdalla M. Odeh:
Knowledge-based assembly of simulation networks using construction designs, plans, and methods. 1145-1152
- Anil Sawhney, Simaan M. AbouRizk:
AP3 - advanced project planning paradigm for construction. 1153-1158
- Julio C. Martínez, Photios G. Ioannou:
General purpose simulation with stroboscope. 1159-1166
- K. D. Boomer, R. S. Wittman, M. A. Duffy, C. M. Watson:
Hanford tank waste remediation system overview: a dynamic simulation model. 1167-1173
- Frank R. Hand, Gerald W. Barr:
Tru waste system models. 1174-1179
- Steven R. Shaver, Lorna L. Armacost, Heidi S. Konynenbelt, Robert R. Wehrman:
Hanford solid waste management system simulation. 1180-1185
- Peter Hoefer, Christian N. Madu, Elias Dagher, Stephen V. Davis, John M. Donnelly:
Simulating one dimension of safety and operational efficiency at a nuclear power plant. 1186-1189
- Terry L. Ross, Dale A. King, Mark L. Wilkins, Mary F. Forward:
Predicting environmental restoration activities through static simulation. 1190-1197
- William Lehr, Donna Calhoun, Robert Jones, Andrzej Lewandowski, Roy Overstreet:
Model sensitivity analysis in environmental emergency management: a case study in oil spill modeling. 1198-1205
- R. Bhaskar, Ho Soo Lee, Anthony Levas, Raja Pétrakian, Flora Tsai, Bill Tulskie:
Analyzing and re-engineering business processes using simulation. 1206-1213
- David Bridgeland, Steven Becker:
Simulation satyagraha, a successful strategy for business process reengineering. 1214-1220
- Robert M. Shapiro:
Integrating BPR with image-based work flow. 1221-1228
- Michael L. Weigel:
A railroad intermodal capacity model. 1229-1232
- Thomas Sarosky, Terry Wilcox:
Simulation of a railroad intermodal terminal. 1233-1238
- Sabah U. Randhawa:
Integrating simulation and optimization: an application in fish processing industry. 1241-1247
- Yasser Dessouky, Gregg Maggioli, Dave Szeflin:
A simulation approach to capacity expansion for the pistachio hulling process. 1248-1255
- Conrado M. Gempesaw II, Fe Zinnia Albay, J. Richard Bacon, Jeff Corman, Shankar Narayanan:
The use of simulation in evaluating international competitiveness in broiler production. 1256-1263
- Markus Rümekasten:
Simulation of heterogeneous networks. 1264-1271
- Toshio Komatsu, Hirofumi Wakayama, Junro Nose:
Modeling description in the INSYDE simulator for evaluating large-scale computer system performance. 1272-1279
- Ji Shen, Shahla Butler:
Performance modeling study of a client/server system architecture. 1280-1287
- F. Bradley Armstrong, Barbara W. Mazziotti, Kenneth A. Powell Jr.:
Focused analysis and training environments. 1288-1295
- Barbara W. Mazziotti, F. Bradley Armstrong:
Creating a focused application simulator with flexible decision making capabilities. 1296-1303
- D. Michelle Benjamin, Barbara W. Mazziotti, F. Bradley Armstrong:
Issues and requirements for building a generic animation. 1304-1310
- Paul J. Sanchez, Frank Chance, Kevin J. Healy, James O. Henriksen, W. David Kelton, Stephen G. Vincent:
Simulation statistical software: an introspective appraisal. 1311-1315
- Sandra Cheung, Margaret L. Loper:
Synchronizing simulations in distributed interactive simulation. 1316-1323
- Rajive Bagrodia:
Language support for parallel discrete-event simulations. 1324-1331
- Samir Ranjan Das, Richard Fujimoto, Kiran S. Panesar, Don Allison, Maria Hybinette:
GTW: a time warp system for shared memory multiprocessors. 1332-1339
- Robert Rönngren, Rassul Ayani:
Service oriented scheduling in Time Warp. 1340-1346
- Phillip M. Dickens, Philip Heidelberger, David M. Nicol:
Timing simulation of paragon codes using workstation clusters. 1347-1353
- Rajive Bagrodia, Zheng Li, Vikas Jha, Yuan Chen, Jason Cong:
Parallel logic level simulation of VLSI circuits. 1354-1361
- John T. Douglass, Brian A. Malloy:
Using a shot clock to design an efficient parallel distributed simulation. 1362-1369
- Subhas C. Roy:
Massively parallel SIMD simulation of discrete time stochastic Petri nets. 1370-1377
- Sheldon H. Jacobson, Douglas J. Morrice, David H. Withers, Enver Yücesan, W. David Kelton:
Teaching simulation: a panel discussion. 1378-1381
- Russell R. Barton, Lee Schruben, James C. Ford, David Hopkins, David Goldsman, Kevin J. Healy:
USMED: broadening the impact of simulation analysis methodology (panel). 1382-1386
- Phillip A. Farrington, Sherri L. Messimer, Bernard J. Schroer:
Simulation and undergraduate engineering education: the technology reinvestment project(TRP). 1387-1393
- Ray J. Paul, Vlatka Hlupic:
Designing and managing a masters degree course in simulation modelling. 1394-1398
- Julika Siemer, Marios C. Angelides:
Embedding an intelligent tutoring system in a business gaming-simulation environment. 1399-1406
- Sima Parisay, Behrokh Khoshnevis:
Automatic instance generation using simulation for inductive learning. 1409-1412
- Edward F. Mykytka, Chun-Yuan Cheng:
Generating correlated random variates based on an analogy between correlation and force. 1413-1416
- Roger McHaney:
Determination of a dependent variable in the measurement of discrete event computer simulation success. 1417-1419
- Mary C. Court, Jorge Haddock:
A new output analysis approach for systems experiencing disruptions. 1420-1423
- Lotfi K. Gaafar, Tariq A. Aldowaisan:
Fitting a mixture-based response surface using computer simulation. 1424-1427
- Todd Hunter:
Simulation model evolution: a strategic tool for model planning. 1428-1430
- Mary L. Bailey, Shane Walker:
Towards "on the fly" performance models for conservative asynchronous protocols. 1431-1434
- Hideo Imanaka, Hiroyuki Satou, Noriyuki Ikeuchi:
A simulation system for evaluating customer service operations in telephone companies. 1435-1438
- John Seydel:
Simulation model for competitive bidding in construction. 1439-1442
- Erik H. Kjeldsen:
Optimizing satellite communications access with simulation. 1443-1446
- Anindya Biswas, Navdeep S. Grewal, Bill Jamaldin, Suraj M. Alexander:
Productivity enhancement through simulation and queuing network analysis. 1447-1450
- Kang Peng, Po-Wen Cheng, On-Ching Yue:
Network operations processes planning. 1451-1454
- Richard M. Ingle, Bryan D. Williams, Nazemeh Sobhi:
An advanced traffic management system simulator for intelligent vehicle-highway systems research. 1455-1460
- Stacy D. Hill, Michael C. Fu:
Simulation optimization via simultaneous perturbation stochastic approximation. 1461-1464