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He went on to ask why I didn't answer another Scouts question when I was asked about an activity. Again, he says "you pawned it off on the Patrol Leader".
The straw that broke the camels back however came when a Scout came to you, he said, asking if I could show him how to tie a certain knot. Frustrated Dad threw his arms up when again I called the Patrol leader over and asked him to show the young Scout how to tie the knot.
"What is it that you do?" he asked. I teach leadership I replied.
"How is this teaching leadership?" he asked. Well, its like this. If I just answer the question, then why do we need Patrol leaders? If we don't have Patrol leaders, how does the Scout learn to lead?
When we are camping for example, there are countless opportunities to use leading questions to teach leadership, skills, and camp craft. Questions that get the Scout to think and act.
On our last camp out, the Senior Patrol Leader gave direction to the Patrol to camp in a certain area. One Patrol chose to camp on the slope of the hill on little plateau's created on a trail. This was fine as it practiced good leave no trace, but I had a few questions for the Patrol leader regarding placement of a few tents. I did not tell the PL to move the tents, but did take the opportunity to talk about terrain and ask him what he thinks might happen if it started raining. We talked about it for a minute and he came up with a solution. He was hell-bent on not moving the tents.. so they dragged some downed logs over and placed them in front of the tents across the trail creating a break or diverter should it start raining. He did tell me that they had made sure that the doors of the tent were facing down hill and away from the possible flow of water.
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PHA's history is the story of inspired people with the drive to turn ideas into reality. For the fifth consecutive year, Gilead Sciences is funding the Tom Lantos Innovation in Community Service Awards to keep that spirit thriving. Lantos grants provide individuals with funding of up to $5,000 each to act on original ideas to advance the pulmonary hypertension cause. The following projects have been funded in 2014.
In the Zebra Zone by Barbara Thompson, Memphis,Tenn. Barbara actively works to raise awareness at community events and wants to use her award to create a booth-display kit for community members to use to raise awareness in their own communities. Members of the community can order their own kit for free through the PHA Store.
Knockout PH by Abigail Jarrett, Alturas, Calif. PH patient Abigail will host a community awareness event at her local school, centered on the basketball game "Knockout." She plans to have a PH nurse as a guest speaker and distribute educational and awareness-raising items from the PHA store.PH Awareness by Kenya Blum, Kannapolis, N.C. Kenya will get the word out about PH this summer at several community festivals, including the Charlotte, N.C., motor speedway auto fair. She will create an interactive booth to draw in festival attendees and distribute educational materials and PHA novelty items.Be Brave Awareness Campaign Video by Chloe Temtchine, New York, N.Y. Chloe hopes that her Be Brave awareness video will serve as a powerful visual companion to her song, which debuted in March 2014. It is her hope that through music, she can bring awareness of and attention to PH and those who are impacted by it.PHA PSA Project Phase 3 by Steve Van Wormer, Burbank, Calif. In this third phase, Steve, a PHA Board member and previous Lantos grant winner, plans to create shorter PSA spots to meet the requirements of social and mainstream media outlets. PH Community Education by Lisa Wheeler, MT, Nashville, Tenn. Lisa and her team at the Pulmonary Vascular Center at Vanderbilt University plan to host three education days for patients and their support persons. They plan to place a particular emphasis on genetic information for family members with a connection to heritable PH.PH Notepads by Brittany Evans, Marietta, Ga. Brittany and members of the Generation Hope advisory board want to make sure that patients and doctors know all the resources available from PHA. Their solution: notepads printed with PHA's most important web links and resources for both patients and medical professionals. Doctors, nurses and members of the community can order the notepads for free through the PHA Store.Threads of Hope by Megan Katra, Anchorage, Ala. Megan plans to distribute quilting supplies to 30 sites across Alaska and unite the finished products into a quilt to be displayed at the Alaska State Fair, Alaska Federation of Natives annual gathering and at various other community gatherings as an impetus for awareness raising and PH patient connecting.PH Pump Pockets by Amanda McFadden, San Jose, Calif. Amanda is a parent of a child with PH and hopes to use her grant to help other parents of young PH patients. She plans to sew "pump pockets" onto onesies and shirts for infant and toddler patients. She will work with local children's hospitals to distribute the finished products.
Breath of Life: Coping through Art by Perry Mamigonian, Fresno, Calif. Perry is the Fresno area support group leader. His group will learn about and participate in a group art therapy course designed for patients and families impacted by chronic illness. Upon completion, the group's creation will be displayed permanently on the cardiac unit of Fresno's Community Regional Medical Center as an awareness symbol. Read moreSharing Oxygen With My Doctor by Enrique Carazo, Madrid, Spain. Enrique is the parent of a child with PH, as well as the leader of Spain's Foundation Against PH(Fundacion contra la Hipertension Pulmonar — FCHP). Through FCHP's project, Enrique and FCHP will hold a joint educational retreat for pediatric patients and families with medical providers to increase the connection among these groups in Spain.Spanish Posters and Table Stands by Carmen Lozada-Bruno, Vega Baja, Puerto Rico. Carmen plans to distribute Spanish language posters with information onsymptoms, diagnosis and the cause of PH across Puerto Rico's pharmacies, emergency rooms, hospitals and government offices.
CTEPH Awareness: One Blood Doctor at a Time by Kathy Anderson, Lake in the Hills, Ill. Kathy, a chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (CTEPH) patient, plans to use her grant to increase awareness among hematologists and their patients, especially those with blood clotting disorders, about the risks of developing CTEPH.
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New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg urged Princeton University's graduating seniors May 29 to expand upon the accomplishments of their generation while serving those who need help most and while promoting freedom.
"Always find time to give back to others," Bloomberg told the seniors assembled for Princeton's Baccalaureate ceremony. "It is the glue that binds us together as Americans -- and the fact that your generation is more active in service than any before it is an incredibly hopeful and encouraging sign for the future."
Students from the graduating class of 2011 proceed into the University Chapel for the Baccalaureate ceremony.
Bloomberg spoke from high in the University Chapel pulpit during the 264th Baccalaureate ceremony, an interfaith worship service that is one of the University's oldest traditions.
The mayor began by joking how he was happy to be at Baccalaureate as a speaker rather than as a parent.
"I've been there," he said to the roughly 2,000 family members, friends and others watching outside the chapel on a large video screen. "When my daughter, Emma, graduated, I was dying to know what the inside of this chapel looked like."
Led by students holding the banners of Princeton's six residential colleges, the class of 2011 walks through the courtyard of East Pyne toward the University Chapel for Baccalaureate.
Turning his attention to the seniors, Bloomberg noted that technological advances fueled by today's youth have helped spread freedom around the world, and he challenged the Princeton seniors to add to their generation's legacy.
"Your generation is tearing down walls here at home -- and, if you think about it, across the world," he said, referring to the recent democratic movements in the Arab world that "were lit, in part, by technology that was developed by your generation.
"No other generation has started revolutions from halfway around the world. Yours has. And you're only just beginning," he said.
Tilghman joins Bloomberg in the Baccalaureate procession.
Bloomberg also found special meaning in the ceremony being held during Memorial Day weekend. "There may be no greater way to repay those American soldiers who died for our country than to spread the freedoms Americans enjoy around the world. So when you leave here, keep it up," he said.
"As we stand up for the freedoms our soldiers have died protecting, we also owe it to them to do what's best for our nation -- not what's easiest or more popular," he added.
Bloomberg, a philanthropist who moved into public service after a successful career in business, emphasized the rewarding feeling of serving others. Citing Princeton alumni who have started service initiatives in the United States and abroad, he encouraged seniors to make helping the less fortunate an integral part of their lives after graduation.
"It's something that all of you are familiar with. It's part of Princeton's informal motto: 'In the nation's service and in the service of all nations,'" he said. "And I have no doubt that your class will produce its own social entrepreneurs who will strive to change the world."
In her introduction of the mayor, President Shirley M. Tilghman lauded the legacy he has left with his financial information services and media company, Bloomberg LP, and with his charitable organization, Bloomberg Philanthropies, which contributed more than $279 million to 970 charities in 2010.
Tilghman also noted that, while Bloomberg is loyal to his alma mater, Johns Hopkins University, his family will always be connected to Princeton through Bloomberg Hall, which is named after his daughter, Emma, of the class of 2001.
Tilghman said Bloomberg "has displayed principled independence, taking positions that he believes are in the best interests" of New York and the nation, rather than taking the politically expedient path.
Members of the class of 2011 enjoy the Baccalaureate proceedings inside the University Chapel.
In stressing to the seniors that all Americans must fight to defend freedom, Bloomberg spoke of his support for Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, who has been detained by Chinese authorities; for the rights of Muslims to build a mosque in a community center in lower Manhattan; and for a bill granting marriage equality to all men and women.
He urged students not to "follow the crowd" in deciding what path to follow, telling them that the education they have received at Princeton will allow them to cut through the noise of today's political rhetoric.
"You have all been fortunate to be a part of an institution that's always put an emphasis on practical thinking, real-world solutions and sticking to the facts," he said.
Senior Jahnabi Barooah delivers a reading from a Hindu scripture during Baccalaureate, an interfaith worship service.
As he closed his remarks, Bloomberg provided the seniors with some perspective as they leave Princeton.
"You're going to have to face some very challenging times. The old paradigm is changing," he said. "But your talent, your energy and your vigorous commitment to the truth is what will carry you through all of it. So congratulations. Be very proud of what you've accomplished, and look with optimism to what you really can do to change this world."
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SHREYA: I think now we are very much ourselves,
much more so than we were the first week when we were
really just trying to make sure we were all just friends.
KATHERINE: And it's so much better that way.
I mean, we have a lot more fun,
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I mean it's just sort of confirmed
everything we've been sort of feeling, I guess.
DAVID: You have this duty to maintain this sort of network,
this awesome network
of alumni and friends
and it would be a shame
to not stick with it after
building it over these four years.
SHREYA: I think there is always a natural, like,
anticipation and setting expectations, but â¦
I mean, it's difficult to know what they're going
to be like just from an introduction email, so ...
KATHERINE: Right, and in terms of liking you,
I guess I just had to think like, "I have
plenty of friends back home, so I don't know why people
here would be any different." SHREYA: Yeah, yeah, exactly.
KEVIN: You never know who you're going to be put with. Sometimes,
the mystical sheets that tell you
exactly who
you're going to be with,
sometimes they don't work.
And sometimes they work out
extremely well. But either way, a
lot of it is if you come into it with the right
mindset. That helps.
KATHERINE: When you've never had roommates before, and you've
never lived with your friends ⦠I mean, you might not think
that your living habits are usual or â¦
SHREYA: Yeah, it's difficult to know what you're like
or what you want really when the only people you've lived with are family
and friends on a short-term basis.
KATHERINE: Right! Or who you get along with best when
you are living ⦠So
it's like a natural apprehension to have,
to be uncertain of whether you'll get along with them.
But I think people should
take comfort in knowing that you will get along with them.
And even if you don't, it's not
the end of the world,
because if nothing else you
can make do with what you have and you'll find
friends in other places, but I think
I really haven't heard of
treacherous roommate situations at all at Princeton.
SHREYA: The best part is really just knowing that everyone is there, right there with you learning the same
things about themselves, about Princeton, about each other.
So that just makes it
that much easier to bond. KATHERINE: Yeah.


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The goal of this guide is to help you and your parents prepare for your transition into adulthood and to an adult healthcare setting. Although you may want to stay with your current pediatric medical team, one that you may have known for many years, you may be required to transition to an adult team due to hospital policy. A few years before you turn 18 years old, you should discuss and create a plan for your transition with your pediatric team and your parents. If you make these preparations a few years, rather than a few months, before your transition, you won't be overwhelmed when it's finally time to move on, whether you are 18, 21, 25 years or older.
Some of you may not be transitioning to an adult PH clinic. There are many reasons why your pediatric medical team will continue to follow you through early adulthood. Sometimes your doctor prefers to follow you until you are 21 years of age or older. For example, if you have pulmonary hypertension associated with a congenital heart disease, there may be no adult cardiologist in your local area who is comfortable caring for you, in which case, you may remain with your current pediatric PH medical team. However, even if you remain with your pediatric PH team, your doctors may require you to sign legal forms allowing them to talk to your parents if you want your parents to be involved in your healthcare.
Even if you are not going to transition to an adult care setting any time soon, you should still develop a plan with your current medical team and your parents to help you gain greater independence in managing your medical care.
Transitioning to an adult healthcare setting will mirror much of what you will be experiencing when you turn 18 years old. That is, you will be gaining greater responsibilities as a legal adult, requiring you to be responsible for making decisions about your medical care. Your parents can still help you make these decisions and participate in your care as much as you would like, but the medical team will ultimately communicate directly with you and look to you for the final decision. For example, in a routine clinic visit, the adult team will be speaking directly to you when discussing your medical issues. They will expect that you are knowledgeable about your disease and that you are relatively independent in your day-to-day medical care.
At the first clinic visit, it is important to discuss with the team what you know, what you don't know, and how much you are doing independently. It is also important to discuss how involved you want your parents to be in your medical care.
Whether you remain in a pediatric PH practice through your early adult life or transition to an adult practice when you turn 18 years old, this Transition Guide will provide you with some background on pulmonary hypertension, the current available medications, and the responsibilities that you will need to gain to have a successful transition into an adult medical care setting and, more importantly, a smooth transition into your adult life.
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This article was written by Michelle Ogawa, CPNC-NP, and Darci Albrecht, LCSW, as an addition to the adapted Teen Transition Guide. The Teen Transition Guide has been adapted from the Vera Moulton Wall Center for Pulmonary Vascular Disease at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital. The adaptation was reviewed by Robert Schilz, DO, PhD, Dunbar Ivy, MD and Michelle Ogawa, CPNC-AP.
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The PLNU Speech and Debate Team just won the National Championship in Debate Sweepstakes, scoring double the number of sweepstakes points of the second place school in the Debate Division of the Christian College Nationals. PLNU also won Second Place Sweepstakes in the combined division of Speech and Debate at this 2011 National Christian College Forensics Association (NCCFA) Championship Tournament, hosted at Azusa Pacific University March 11-13.
Senior Daniel Nadal, co-president of the team was named top speaker in the nation, in the Open Division of Parliamentary Debate, and all nine of the PLNU teams entered in Parliamentary Debate advanced to the elimination rounds through posting winning records in preliminary rounds.
In Lincoln Douglas debate, PLNU students won several individual national champion titles as well. MacLean Andrews is the national champion in the senior division. Also noteworthy is two brand new, walk-on debaters this year (with no previous high school debate experience), Ben Carney and Brian Bentley, were both named co-national champions after winning their respective semifinal rounds in Lincoln Douglas debate, advancing to the final round in that division's bracket.
The team has one last National Championship tournament this year. It will be at Colorado College, Colorado Springs.
NCCFA 2011 National Championship Tournament Results
Parliamentary Debate Results:
Senior Division –
Team results:
Ashley Nuckels and Ian Sharples – Semi Finalists
Mac Andrews and Michelle Diaz – Semi Finalists
Kim Jensen and Alex Pineda – Quarter Finalists
Barbara Gausewitz and Ciera Wilson – Quarter Finalists
McKayla Carpenter and John Morris – Quarter Finalists
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Speaker Awards:
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8th Speaker: James Wilson
9th Speaker: Ian Sharples
15th Speaker: Ashley Nuckels
17th Speaker: Kim Jensen
Junior Division –
Team Awards:
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Brooke Rakes and Kassi Sanstrom – Quarter Finalists
Hailey Courtney and Brian Bentley – Quarter Finalists
5th Speaker: Haley Courtney
7th Speaker: Brian Bentley
9th Speaker: Brooke Rakes
15th Speaker: Kassi Sandstrom
Lincoln Douglas Debate:
MacLean Andrews: Open Division National Champion
James Wilson: Semi Finalist Open Division
Ben Carney: Co National Champion Novice Division
Brian Bentley: Co National Champion Novice Division
Individual Events Results:
Daniel Nadal: Open Impromptu Third Place
Ashley Nuckels: Open Extemp Third Place; Open Rhetorical Criticism Fourth Place
Kim Jensen: Open Informative Sixth Place
McKayla Carpenter: Open Impromptu Semi Finalist
San Diego leaders received actionable economic analysis recommendation on how to move forward in an ever-changing economy at the 2011 Fermanian Business & Economic Institute's (FBEI) annual economic outlook forum, "Sustaining the Expansion." Dr. Lynn Reaser, FBEI's chief economist, presented her economic forecast for the national, state, and regional economy.
In addition, George Chamberlin, executive editor of the San Diego Daily Transcript, chaired a panel discussion of industry leaders, including Cyrus Mirsaidi, CEO of Molecular Response; Mary Lewis, CFO of the City of San Diego; and Tom Wetherald, director of business development & strategic planning for General Dynamics NASSCO. They each gave an analysis of their organizations and industries, particularly relating to the San Diego economy.
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PLNU's annual Writer's Symposium by the Sea has brought quite a few eye and ear catching names to campus. This year is no different.
On Wednesday, Lynn Vincent, New York Times best-selling writer of books like Same Kind of Different as Me and Sarah Palin's Going Rogue: An American Life, held an afternoon workshop on collaborative writing. In Wednesday's chapel, Mary Karr, author and memoirist of Lit: A Memoir and The Liars' Club, shared the story of her turbulent life.
On Thursday night, lyricist and musician Chris Hillman joined a conversation with Karl Martin and performed an acoustic concert. He has impacted, perhaps even defined, country rock by his work in The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers. Hillman also led a lyric writing workshop Thursday afternoon.
Friday, Rob Bell, founder of Mars Hill Church and a powerful voice in Christian spirituality, will have a conversation with Dean Nelson.
You can listen to more about the week's fascinating speakers featured on KPBS radio:
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At PLNU, Dave Bruno is the manager of online marketing. Online, he is somewhat of a sensation. And recently, his new book, The 100 Thing Challenge: How I Got Rid of Almost Everything, Remade My Life, and Regained My Soul, is garnering some major attention.
In 2007, Dave and his family did some summer cleaning. When he looked around his garage, he started to feel swamped with stuff - stuff he rarely or never used. So he began to minimize, all the way down to 100 things. He vowed to keep his personal belongings (not counting his family's belongings) at or below that number. He called his undertaking "The 100 Thing Challenge" and began writing about it on his blog, guynameddave.com. From the echoing responses, it seemed like a lot of people all around the world felt trapped by things.
His blog has launched numerous opportunities for Dave to share his story and open up an important conversation about why we feel we need things and what freedom can be found when we minimize them. He's been featured in Time magazine, on Oprah.com, the 700 Club, and in numerous other media outlets.
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PLNU learned of an isolated incident in early February in which one of our students was victim of an alleged assault off-campus that involved an off-duty police officer and one other individual. We are committed to act with compassion toward the student who was involved and to respect her right to privacy and to allow for due process of anyone accused. With this in mind, PLNU has issued the following memo to students, faculty, staff, parents, and the board of trustees. We have also provided the following press release for local media.
Press Release - February, 9 2011 (PDF Download)
Internal memorandum to students, faculty, staff, and parents - February, 9, 2011 (PDF Download)
Dave Adey, associate professor in the Department of Art and Design, is always turning out art that is thought-provoking. With installations like "Flock," a uniform formation of ceramic lamb figurines sporting glowing pink neon halos, along with a uniquely diverse body of work, Adey has developed a solid presence in the California art scene. In May, Adey was selected to be one of 40 California artists featured in the 2010 California Biennial at the OCMA, where "Flock" is on display through March 13, 2011.
"I think art is better at asking questions than giving answers," Adey said. "A great work of art can change our point of view and reveal complexity, often leaving a viewer with more questions than answers." - Dave Adey
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On Feb. 19, PLNU hosted the annual Report Card on the Media. Sponsored by the local chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, this event featured panelists who recently made headlines in the media.
This year's participants were: Michael Shames, formerly of the Utility Consumers' Action Network; Jan Caldwell of the San Diego County Sheriff's Department; and Darren Pudgil, former spokesman for Mayor Jerry Sanders. The panelists discussed the media's coverage of the news-breaking events with which they were involved, and gave grades accordingly.
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The Report Card on the Media will be aired on Cox 4, March 18 and March 22 at 5 p.m.
Point Loma Nazarene University announced that after a yearlong search process it has hired Tim Whetstone to serve as university chaplain. Whetstone is an ordained minister and most recently served as pastor of New Start Church of the Nazarene in the south hills of Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh District).Born in Los Angeles, Whetstone grew up in Queens, New York. He is a graduate of Northwest Nazarene University and Nazarene Theological Seminary, and has degrees in philosophy, Christian education, and intercultural studies. He has extensive training in family life education, leadership development, and emergency disaster response. In addition to serving in various ministry opportunities, Whetstone spent several years in overseas missions as a missionary in Italy and the Asia-Pacific Region. He has an innate love for learning about places and feels blessed by the opportunity to dive into the culture of San Diego. "God is working on PLNU's campus and has a brilliant new season awaiting the community," he said. "I am humbled to play a small role in something as big as God's plans."
Spring Fellow participates in symposium March 11-15 in San Diego; offers access to 2012 Kyoto Prize Laureates for Q&A on technology, science and artsPoint Loma Nazarene University is now accepting applications for the 2013 Kyoto Prize Symposium Journalism Fellowship, a program that provides an exceptional learning opportunity for journalists seeking to further their knowledge and depth of reporting in technology, science and the arts. The selected journalist will travel to San Diego in March 2013 where he or she will attend the annual Kyoto Prize Symposium, including March 12 opening events at PLNU and lectures by the latest Kyoto Prize laureates on March 13-14 at San Diego State University, University of California, San Diego and the University of San Diego.During the program, the journalist will have opportunities to meet and interview the 2012 laureates of the Kyoto Prize, Japan's highest private award for global achievement. The fellowship experience is intended to enhance the journalist's ability to report on fields affected by the works of the latest laureates, to better understand the global impact of advances in each field, and to gain an historical context of the laureates' work.The application deadline is Friday, February 1, 2013.
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Kirsten Shetler, a senior PLNU composition major, is the winner of the Southwest Division Music Teachers National Association (MTNA) Composition Competition in the Young Artists' Division (ages 19-26). The Southwest Division includes musicians from California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico. To reach the division level, Shetler previously won first place in the Music Teachers Association of California (MTAC) composition competitions for San Diego and the state of California.
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The purpose of the MTNA Composition Competition is to encourage creativity and self-expression in student musicians through the art of composing and to recognize their achievements, as well as the significant work of their teachers. Shetler is taught by PLNU music professor Dr. Victor Labenske.
PLNU's chief economist, Dr. Lynn Reaser, joined State of California Controller John Chiang on Thursday, Nov. 15, at PLNU's Economic Outlook 2013 to discuss "Will the fiscal fog clear?" This timely forum discussed jobs, housing, recovery, recession and sequestration. Invaluable insights were provided through analysis of the local, state, national and global economies in the year ahead, with a special focus on technology, military and tourism. The forum was put on by PLNU's Fermanian Business & Economic Institute (FBEI) and held at the Liberty Station Conference Center in Point Loma. Torrey Pines Bank was pleased to be this year's title sponsor.Reaser, who was recently named chief economist for the Controller's Council of Economic Advisors and also recently received the National Association of Business Economics (NABE) Outlook Award for the most accurate economic forecast in 2011-12, discussed the 2013 outlook for the global, national, and local economies and financial markets. The Honorable John Chiang provided unique insights into the effect of the elections on California's economy. At this time of heightened anxiety, and as crucial political and financial decisions are being made, Reaser concluded the event with meaningful strategies for business and personal planning and investing for the year ahead. Each attendee received Reaser's extensive economic forecast in published form.
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First Steps Towards a General SysML Model for Discrete Processes in Production Systems Oliver Schönherr, Oliver Rose. 2009 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC'09), December 13-16, Austin, TX, USA
In many areas of science, like computer science or electrical engineering, modeling languages have been established, however, this is not the case in the field of discrete processes (Weilkiens 2006). There are two reasons which motivate such a development.» Lire plus
Are Simulation Standards in Our Future? Hans Ehm, Leon McGinnis, Oliver Rose. 2009 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC'09), December 13-16, Austin, TX, USA
This panel seeks to initiate a discussion within the production system simulation community about a fundamental change in the way we think about, teach, and implement production system simulation. Today, production system simulation, while based on formal simulation languages, is largely an artistic process.» Lire plus
Simulating The Effect on The Energy Efficiency of Smart Grid Technologies Albert Molderink, Maurice G.C. Bosman, Vincent Bakker, Johann L. Hurink, Gerard J.M. Smit. 2009 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC'09), December 13-16, Austin, TX, USA
The awareness of the greenhousegas effect and rising energy prices lead to initiatives to improve energy efficiency. These initiatives range from micro-generation, energy storage and efficient appliances to controllers with optimization objectives. Although these technologies are promising, their introduction may rise further questions. The implementation of such initiatives may have a severe impact on the electricity infrastructure. If several of these initiatives are introduced in a combined way, it is difficult to analyse their overall impact.» Lire plus
Real Options and System Dynamics Aproach To Model Value of Implementing a Project Specific Dispute Resolution Process in Construction Projects Carol C. Menassa, Feniosky Peña Mora. 2009 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC'09), December 13-16, Austin, TX, USA
This paper presents a methodology to study the effect of different resolution strategies on the value of the investment in a project-specific dispute resolution ladder (DRL) using option/real option theories from financial engineering, process centric modeling, and system dynamics methodology.» Lire plus
Hybrid Simulation and Optimization-Based Capacity Planner for Integrated Photovoltaic Generation with Storage Units Esfandyar M. Mazhari. 2009 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC'09), December 13-16, Austin, TX, USA
Unlike fossil-fueled generation, solar energy resources are geographically distributed and highly intermittent, which makes their direct control difficult and requires storage units. The goal of this research is to develop a flexible capacity planning tool, which will allow us to obtain a most economical mixture of capacities from solar generation as well as storage while meeting reliability requirements against fluctuating demand and weather conditions. The tool is based on hybrid (system dynamics and agent-based models) simulation and meta-heuristic optimization.» Lire plus
Agent-based Modeling and Simulation Charles M. Macal, Michael J. North. 2009 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC'09), December 13-16, Austin, TX, USA
Agent-based modeling and simulation (ABMS) is a new approach to modeling systems comprised of autonomous, interacting agents. Computational advances have made possible a growing number of agent-based models across a variety of application domains. Applications range from modeling agent behavior in the stock market, supply chains, and consumer markets, to predicting the spread of epidemics, mitigating the threat of bio-warfare, and understanding the factors that may be responsible for the fall of ancient civilizations.» Lire plus
How to Test Your Models More Effectively: Applying Agile and Automated Techniques to Simulation Testing James T. Sawyer, David M. Brann. 2009 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC'09), December 13-16, Austin, TX, USA
In the industrial engineering community, it's a well-known adage that focusing on process can help achieve better results. In this second of a series of papers, we'll focus on the process of simulation testing and outline how improving your testing process can lead to better results for your projects. We'll consider model building as a software development exercise, and discuss how best practices from the broader software testing community can be applied for process improvement.» Lire plus
Autonomic Self-Optimization According to Business Objectives Sarel Aiber, Dagan Gilat, Ariel Landau, Natalia Razinkov, Aviad Sela, and Segev Wasserkrug. International Conference on Autonomic Computing (ICAC'04), May 17 - 18, 2004, New York, New York, USA
Current IT related optimization efforts focus on optimizing IT level metrics such as response times, availability, etc. What the business requires is that such IT optimization be carried out so as to optimize business objectives. Such optimization is not a one-time effort as there may be significant changes, (e.g. server failures, sudden increase in the number of users) that may render any existing policy sub-optimal. Such optimization can be led in AnyLogic.» Lire plus
IRS POST-FILING PROCESSES SIMULATION MODELING: A COMPARISON OF DES WITH ECONOMETRIC MICROSIMULATION IN TAX ADMINISTRATION Arnold Greenland, Erica Layne Morrison, David Connors, John L. Guyton, Michael Sebastiani, 2007 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC'07), Washington D.C., December 9-12, 2007
IRS Office of Research Headquarters measures and models taxpayer burden, defined as expenditures of time and money by taxpayers to comply with the federal tax system. In this research activity, IRS created two microsimulation models using econometric techniques to enable the Service to produce annual estimates of taxpayer compliance burden for individual and small business populations. Additionally, a Discrete Event Simulation (DES) model was developed to represent taxpayer activities and IRS administration in postfiling processes.» Lire plus
Java Engine for UML Based Hybrid State Machines Andrei V. Borshchev, Yuri B. Kolesov and Yuri B. Senichenkov. 2000 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC'00), December 10-13, 2000, Orlando, Florida, USA
One of the approaches to modeling hybrid systems is to assign algebraic-differential equations describing the continuous behavior to states of state machines that represent discrete logic. The resulting hybrid state machine is a powerful concept to specify complex interdependencies between discrete and continuous time behaviors. It, however, exposes the simulation engine to a number of problems, which we discuss. The hybrid state machine based approach presented in this paper is fully supported by UML-RT/Java tool TimeBroker developed at Experimental Object Technologies.» Lire plus


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