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- 19-27 Modelling police success in catching burglars in the act
by Coupe, R. T. & Girling, A. J.
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December 2000, Volume 28, Issue 6
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- 667-679 Assessing the impact of proactive versus reactive modes of strategic information systems planning
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- 681-692 Information systems and occupational stress: a theoretical framework
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- 693-710 Trade-offs among the elements of flexibility: a comparison from the automotive industry
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- 711-723 Toward re-engineering models and algorithms of facility layout
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October 2000, Volume 28, Issue 5
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by Kattan, Michael W. & Cooper, Randolph B.
- 513-524 An iterative feature reduction algorithm for probabilistic neural networks
by Tsai, Chih-Yang
- 525-540 Strategic outsourcing through specifications
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- 541-553 Hybrid strategies as a strategic challenge -- the case of the German automotive industry
by Proff, Heike
- 555-565 Confidence intervals for controlling the probability of bankruptcy
by Barniv, Ran & Mehrez, Abraham & Kline, Douglas M.
- 567-579 Information systems: what sort of science is it?
by Avgerou, Chrisanthi
- 581-598 A multi-objective approach to simultaneous strategic and operational planning in supply chain design
by Sabri, Ehap H. & Beamon, Benita M.
- 599-607 A Bayesian approach to the evaluation of stochastic signals of product quality
by Hudson, John
August 2000, Volume 28, Issue 4
- 373-384 Towards a definition of flexibility: in search of the Holy Grail?
by Golden, William & Powell, Philip
- 385-398 Stochastic DEA for restructure strategy: an application to a Japanese petroleum company
by Sueyoshi, Toshiyuki
- 399-408 Hedonic regressions: an application to VCRs using scanner data
by Silver, Mick
- 409-415 How to set the holding cost rates in average cost inventory models with reverse logistics?
by Teunter, Ruud H. & van der Laan, Erwin & Inderfurth, Karl
- 417-431 Market use of disclosure components in interim reports
by Kanto, Antti J. & Schadewitz, Hannu J.
- 433-444 A coal shipping and blending problem for an electric utility company
by Liu, Chiun-Ming & Sherali, Hanif D.
- 445-454 Inter-firm dependence, environmental uncertainty and vertical co-ordination in industrial buyer-seller relationships
by Buvik, Arnt & Grønhaug, Kjell
- 455-466 Option price forecasting using neural networks
by Yao, Jingtao & Li, Yili & Tan, Chew Lim
- 467-480 Material selection and product safety: theory versus practice
by Dowlatshahi, S.
- 481-483 A note on the procedure MFL for a more-for-less solution in transportation problems
by Adlakha, Veena & Kowalski, Krzysztof
June 2000, Volume 28, Issue 3
- 249-268 The paradigm is dead, the paradigm is dead...long live the paradigm: the legacy of Burrell and Morgan
by Goles, Tim & Hirschheim, Rudy
- 269-275 Optimal policies for maintaining a supply service in the Norwegian Sea
by Fagerholt, Kjetil & Lindstad, Håkon
- 277-292 TQM and BPR: lessons for maintenance management
by Hipkin, I. B. & De Cock, C.
- 293-302 Using client-variance information to improve dynamic appointment scheduling performance
by Rohleder, Thomas R. & Klassen, Kenneth J.
- 303-312 Creativity, design and style in MS/OR
by Keys, Paul
- 313-326 A comparison of four methods for minimizing total tardiness on a single processor with sequence dependent setup times
by Tan, Keah-Choon & Narasimhan, Ram & Rubin, Paul A. & Ragatz, Gary L.
- 327-346 Quantitative modeling and technology driven departmental course scheduling
by Boronico, Jess
- 347-359 An Erlang-based stochastic model for patient flow
by Côté, Murray J. & Stein, William E.
- 361-369 Constrained service reliability under stochastic demand
by Horowitz, Ira
April 2000, Volume 28, Issue 2
- 125-141 A framework for measuring the efficiency of organizational investments in information technology using data envelopment analysis
by Shafer, Scott M. & Byrd, Terry A.
- 143-153 Maximizing workforce diversity in project teams: a network flow approach
by Bhadury, Joyendu & Mighty, E. Joy & Damar, Hario
- 155-173 Operations strategy, environmental uncertainty and performance: a path analytic model of industries in developing countries
by Badri, Masood A. & Davis, Donald & Davis, Donna
- 175-184 A neural network model for solving the lot-sizing problem
by Gaafar, Lotfi K. & Choueiki, M. Hisham
- 185-194 Using principal component analysis in process performance for multivariate data
by Wang, F. K. & Du, T. C. T.
- 195-213 Towards a taxonomy of search patterns of manufacturing flexibility in small and medium-sized firms
by Braglia, Marcello & Petroni, Alberto
- 215-221 On modeling time series data using spreadsheets
by Ragsdale, Cliff T. & Plane, Donald R.
- 225-228 George Mitchell's socks
by Miser[maltese cross], Hugh J.
- 229-232 Sockwear and its analysis: an examination of the Jones and Morse-Jones approaches
by Keys, Paul
- 233-234 George Mitchell's socks: Jones the technologist
by Smith, Alan
- 235-235 Socks and cases
by Mitchell, George
- 237-239 Measuring research quality: peer review 1, citation indices 0
by Brinn, Tony & Jones, Michael John & Pendlebury, Maurice
- 241-245 Is content analysis either practical or desirable for research evaluation?
by Ormerod, R. J.
- 247-248 A role for content analysis in research on MS/OR research literature
by Reisman, Arnold & Kirschnick, Frank A.
February 2000, Volume 28, Issue 1
- 1-15 Telling stories: a metagame description of a conflict
by Klein, Jonathan H.
- 17-36 A multi-method evaluation of journals in the decision and management sciences by US academics
by Donohue, Joan M. & Fox, Jeremy B.
- 37-50 The Dempster-Shafer theory of evidence: an alternative approach to multicriteria decision modelling
by Beynon, Malcolm & Curry, Bruce & Morgan, Peter
- 51-76 The impact of learning, forgetting and capacity profiles on the acquisition of advanced technology
by Gagnon, Roger J. & Sheu, Chwen
- 77-95 Organisational diversity, evolution and cladistic classifications
by McCarthy, Ian & Ridgway, Keith & Leseure, Michel & Fieller, Nick
- 97-110 International operations management and operations management research: a comparative analysis
by Prasad, Sameer & Babbar, Sunil & Calis, Ayhan
- 111-122 Algorithms for adjusting shapes of departments in block layouts on the grid-based plane
by Lee, Geun-Cheol & Kim, Yeong-Dae
December 1999, Volume 27, Issue 6
- 595-604 Revisiting the stock price impact of quality awards
by Adams, Greg & McQueen, Grant & Seawright, Kristie
- 605-616 Selecting IT applications in manufacturing: a KBS approach
by Kathuria, Ravi & Anandarajan, Murugan & Igbaria, Magid
- 617-635 The determinants of top management pay
by Firth, M. & Tam, M. & Tang, M.
- 637-645 Performance evaluation based on multiple attributes with nonparametric frontiers
by Caporaletti, L. E. & Dulá, J. H. & Womer, N. K.
- 647-660 Revisiting management innovation and change programmes: strategic vision or tunnel vision?
by Currie, W. L.
- 661-677 An analytic hierarchy process based simulation model for entry mode decision regarding foreign direct investment
by Levary, Reuven R. & Wan, Ke
- 679-684 Comparing backpropagation with a genetic algorithm for neural network training
by Gupta, Jatinder N. D. & Sexton, Randall S.
October 1999, Volume 27, Issue 5
- 497-514 The large Spanish industrial company: strategies of the most competitive factories
by Avella, Lucía & Fernández, Esteban & Vázquez, Camilo J.
- 515-524 Business process reengineering: an approach for process mapping
by Aldowaisan, Tariq A. & Gaafar, Lotfi K.
- 525-535 A methodology for solving single-model, stochastic assembly line balancing problem
by Sarin, Subhash C. & Erel, Erdal & Dar-El, Ezey M.
- 537-553 The single-period (news-vendor) problem: literature review and suggestions for future research
by Khouja, Moutaz
- 555-568 Scheduling for non regular performance measure under the due window approach
by Sabuncuoglu, Ihsan & Lejmi, Tahar
- 569-582 Data quality in neural network models: effect of error rate and magnitude of error on predictive accuracy
by Klein, B. D. & Rossin, D. F.
- 583-592 Cellular vs process layouts: an analytic investigation of the impact of learning on shop performance
by Kannan, Vijay R. & Palocsay, Susan W.
August 1999, Volume 27, Issue 4
- 407-419 A fuzzy credit-rating approach for commercial loans: a Taiwan case
by Chen, Liang-Hsuan & Chiou, Tai-Wei
- 421-430 A decomposition approach to a multi-period vehicle scheduling problem
by Kim, Jung-Ug & Kim, Yeong-Dae
- 431-443 Framework for change notification and view synchronization in distributed model management systems
by Huh, Soon-Young & Kim, Hyung-Min & Chung, Q. B.
- 445-450 Prototyping a financial DSS
by Lawrence, Michael & Sim, William
- 451-465 The practice of investment management in Hong Kong: market forecasting and stock selection
by Wong, Michael Chak-sham & Cheung, Yan-Leung
- 467-484 Adoption of new information technologies in rural small businesses
by Premkumar, G. & Roberts, Margaret
- 485-495 An improved heuristic for the single-machine, weighted-tardiness problem
by Holsenback, J. E. & Russell, R. M. & Markland, R. E. & Philipoom, P. R.
June 1999, Volume 27, Issue 3
- 295-304 Understanding DSS value: an options perspective
by Kumar, Ram L.
- 305-314 Towards realism in network simulation
by Williams, Terry
- 315-326 DEA non-parametric ranking test and index measurement: slack-adjusted DEA and an application to Japanese agriculture cooperatives
by Sueyoshi, Toshiyuki
- 327-339 The development of a tool for measuring the perceived impact of information technology on work
by Torkzadeh, G. & Doll, W. J.
- 341-347 Distance-based consensus methods: a goal programming approach
by González-Pachøn, Jacinto & Romero, Carlos
- 349-362 Control of complex manufacturing processes: a comparison of SPC methods with a radial basis function neural network
by West, David A. & Mangiameli, Paul M. & Chen, Shaw K.
- 363-372 Using genetic algorithms to assess the impact of pricing activity timing
by Klemz, Bruce R.
- 373-380 Predicting mutual fund performance using artificial neural networks
by Indro, D. C. & Jiang, C. X. & Patuwo, B. E. & Zhang, G. P.
- 381-388 On the fixed-charge transportation problem
by Adlakha, Veena & Kowalski, Krzysztof
- 389-396 Risk aggregation and the efficient selection of joint projects by a consortium
by Aloysius, John A.
- 397-401 Critically evaluating an applications vs theory framework for research quality
by Jones, Michael John
- 403-405 Evaluating OR/MS research
by Doyle, John R.
April 1999, Volume 27, Issue 2
- 139-153 DEA sensitivity analysis by changing a reference set: regional contribution to Japanese industrial development
by Hibiki, Norio & Sueyoshi, Toshiyuki
- 155-165 Decision-makers' perceptions of the value and impact of visual interactive modelling
by Bell, Peter C. & Anderson, Chris K. & Staples, D. Sandy & Elder, Mark
- 167-177 Electronic workplace monitoring: What employees think
by Oz, Effy & Glass, Richard & Behling, Robert
- 179-188 Extensions of Pareto efficiency analysis to integer goal programming
by Tamiz, M. & Mirrazavi, S. K. & Jones, D. F.
- 189-200 Identification of demand patterns for selective processing: a case study
by Businger, Mark P. & Read, Robert R.
- 201-217 Measurement of the performance of an investment bank using the operational competitiveness rating procedure
by Parkan, Celik & Wu, Ming-Lu
- 219-239 A review of scheduling research involving setup considerations
by Allahverdi, Ali & Gupta, Jatinder N. D. & Aldowaisan, Tariq
- 241-258 Mutual fund performance appraisals: a multi-horizon perspective with endogenous benchmarking
by Morey, Matthew R. & Morey, Richard C.
- 259-274 Visions of community for community OR
by Midgley, Gerald & Ochoa-Arias, Alejandro E
- 275-284 A network flow model for the capacitated lot-sizing problem
by Armentano, Vinícius A. & França, Paulo M. & de Toledo, Franklina M. B.
- 285-292 Determinants of ISO accreditation in the New Zealand manufacturing sector
by Adams, Mike
February 1999, Volume 27, Issue 1
- 1-11 An investigation of returns to scale in data envelopment analysis
by Seiford, Lawrence M. & Zhu, Joe
- 13-24 Disparities in the prices of new and old models when they coexist in the market: some econometric estimates
by Silver, Mick
- 25-37 Intrinsic and extrinsic motivation in Internet usage
by Teo, Thompson S. H. & Lim, Vivien K. G. & Lai, Raye Y. C.
- 39-59 Pooling in multi-location periodic inventory distribution systems
by Tagaras, George
- 61-73 Judgemental modelling as an aid to scenario planning and analysis
by Islei, Gerd & Lockett, Geoff & Naudé, Peter
- 75-85 The relocation of a hybrid manufacturing/distribution facility from supply chain perspectives: a case study
by Min, Hokey & Melachrinoudis, Emanuel
- 87-99 Input-output analysis for organizational human resources management
by Correa, Hector & Craft, James
- 101-114 The implications for competitiveness of environmental regulations for peripheral regions in the E.U
by Hitchens, David M. W. N.
- 115-127 Efficient workforce scheduling for a serial processing environment: a case study at Minneapolis Star Tribune
by Kumar, Sameer & Arora, Sant
- 129-134 Strategies for a blind newsboy
by Casimir, Rommert J.
December 1998, Volume 26, Issue 6
- 679-698 An exploratory study of the influence of the IS function and organizational context on business process reengineering project initiatives
by Teng, James TC & Fiedler, Kirk D & Grover, Varun
- 699-713 An integrative framework for FMS diffusion
by Belassi, W & Fadlalla, A
- 715-727 TQM implementation: organisation practices and information infrastructures
by Taylor, W. Andrew
- 729-738 A comparison of dispatching rules for executing a resource-constrained project with estimated activity durations
by Yang, Kum-Khiong
- 739-750 An analysis of the supplier selection process
by Verma, Rohit & Pullman, Madeleine E.
- 751-767 Forecasting industrial production using structural time series models
by Thury, Gerhard & Witt, Stephen F.
- 769-783 Accounting, strategy and AMT investment
by Jones, TC & Lee, B
October 1998, Volume 26, Issue 5
- 551-568 Managing Knowledge and Corporate Performance: an Empirical Analysis of the World Automobile Industry
by Vekstein, Daniel
- 569-580 An Empirical Analysis of the Organizational Commitment of Information Systems Executives
by Raghunathan, Bhanu & Raghunathan, TS & Tu, Qiang
- 581-592 Using Operational Planning Horizons for Determining Setup Changes
by De', Rahul & May, Jerrold H
- 593-609 The Impact of Prospect Theory Based Framing Tactics on Advertising Effectiveness
by Berger, Paul D & Smith, Gerald E
- 611-621 An Empirical Study of the Performance Impact of Computerization in the Retail Industry
by Thompson SH, Teo & Poh Kam, Wong
- 623-638 A Knowledge-based System for Identifying Potential Project Risks
by Leung, HM & Chuah, KB & Tummala, VM Rao
- 639-657 The Intellectual Development and Structure of Decision Support Systems (1991-1995)
by Eom, Sean B
- 659-670 An Expert System Approach to Graduate School Admission Decisions and Academic Performance Prediction
by Moore, James S
- 671-677 Loss of Society Derived from Utility and Cost Function
by Irianto, D
August 1998, Volume 26, Issue 4
- 443-459 Suggestions for capturing corporate vision in strategic information systems
by Avison, DE & Eardley, WA & Powell, P
- 461-465 Grade inflation in the UK's 1996 research assessment exercise?
by Doyle, John R & Arthurs, Alan J
- 467-482 The predictive accuracy of computer-based classification decision techniques.A review and research directions
by Kattan, MW & Cooper, RB
- 483-493 A multi-criterion approach for Kanban allocations
by Andijani, A. A.
- 495-506 Neural network forecasting of the British Pound/US Dollar exchange rate
by Zhang, Gioqinang & Hu, Michael Y.
- 507-521 Dynamic layout algorithms: a state-of-the-art survey
by Balakrishnan, Jaydeep & Cheng, Chun Hung
- 523-539 A framework to evaluate video banking kiosks
by Paradi, JC & Ghazarian-Rock, A
- 541-547 A quick sufficient solution to the More-for-Less paradox in the transportation problem
by Adlakha, Veena & Kowalski, Krzysztof
June 1998, Volume 26, Issue 3
- 333-354 Evaluating Alternatives to Make Strategic Choices
by Nutt, Paul C
- 355-366 Stability Measures for Rolling Schedules with Applications to Capacity Expansion Planning, Master Production Scheduling, and Lot Sizing
by Kimms, A
- 367-380 Decision Support for Bus Operations under Uncertainty: a Fuzzy Expert System Approach
by Chang, Y-H & Yeh, C-H & Cheng, J-H
- 381-395 JIT Scheduling Rules: a Simulation Evaluation
by Hum, Sin-Hoon & Lee, Chee-Kwong
- 397-407 Dissipative Enterprises, Chaos, and the Principles of Lean Organizations
by Jenner, RA
- 409-423 Modelling of Uncertainties and Price Elastic Demands in Energy-environment Planning for India
by Kanudia, Amit & Shukla, PR
- 425-435 Robust Process Capability Indices
by Prasad, Sameer & Bramorski, Tom
- 437-442 A Causal Exploration of 'Innovatorship' and 'Lead-usership': a Research Note
by Angur, Madhukar G & Nataraajan, Rajan
April 1998, Volume 26, Issue 2
- 153-175 Comparative Performance of Global Semiconductor Companies
by Kozmetsky, G & Yue, P
- 177-194 Comparison of Productive and Cost Efficiencies Among Japanese and US Electric Utilities
by Goto, Mika & Tsutsui, Miki
- 195-205 Goal Programming Regression with Serial Correlation: Policy Implications for Japanese Telecommunications Infrastructure Development
by Sueyoshi, Toshiyuki & Sekitani, Kazuyuki
- 207-232 Evaluating Water Supply Services in Japan with RAM: a Range-adjusted Measure of Inefficiency
by Aida, Kazuo & Cooper, William W. & Pastor, Jésus T. & Sueyoshi, Toshiyuki
- 233-248 DEA-Bilateral Performance Comparison: an Application to Japan Agricultural Co-operatives (Nokyo)
by Sueyoshi, Toshiyuki & Hasebe, Tadashi & Ito, Fusao & Sakai, Junichi & Ozawa, Wataru
- 249-261 A Search Model with Subjective Judgments: Auditing of Incorrect Tax Declarations
by Iwasaki, S & Tone, K
- 263-278 Market Entity Behavior of Chinese State-owned Enterprises
by Ray, SC & Seiford, LM & Zhu, J
- 279-296 Identifying Excesses and Deficits in Chinese Industrial Productivity (1953-1990): a Weighted Data Envelopment Analysis Approach
by Seifert, Lawrence M. & Zhu, Joe
- 297-306 Bidding Efficiencies for Rights to Car Ownership in Singapore
by Singfat, Chu-Chun-Lin
- 307-317 Determinants of Hospital Efficiency: the Case of Central Government-owned Hospitals in Taiwan
by Chang, Hsi-Hui
- 319-331 Measuring the Relative Efficiency of Fund Management Strategies in New Zealand Using a Spreadsheet-based Stochastic Data Envelopment Analysis Model
by Premachandra, IM & Powell, John G & Shi, Jing
February 1998, Volume 26, Issue 1
- 1-15 Did Task Type Matter in the Use of Decision Room GSS? A Critical Review and a Meta-analysis
by Mi, Hwang
- 17-27 Enterprises' Perceptions on Business Process Re-engineering: a Path Analytic Model
by Lu, Hsi-Peng & Yeh, Da-Chin
- 29-47 An Overview of Representative Research of the Relationships Between Quality and Inventory
by Wright, CM & Mehrez, A
- 49-62 Using Neural Networks to Identify Competitive Market Structures from Aggregate Market Response Data
by Gruca, TS & Klemz, BR
- 63-73 Production Scheduling on Parallel Machines: a Case Study
by Hegde, GG & Kalathur, S & Tadikamalla, PR & Maurer, J & Abraham, KP
- 75-98 Putting Soft OR Methods to Work: Information Systems Strategy Development at Palabora
by Ormerod, RJ
- 99-114 An Investigation into the Costs and Benefits of Reliability of Service
by Boronico, Jess S
- 115-131 Pipeline Information Survey: a UK Perspective
by Berry, D & Evans, GN & Naim, MM
- 133-140 An Insight Into the Standard Back-propagation Neural Network Model for Regression Analysis
by Shouhong, Wang
December 1997, Volume 25, Issue 6
- 605-618 Integrated logistics--call in the revolutionaries!
by Mears-Young, Bridget & Jackson, Mike C.
- 619-634 Minimizing tardiness on a single processor with sequence-dependent setup times: a simulated annealing approach
by Tan, K. C. & Narasimhan, R.
- 635-642 A rolling test of granger causality between the Finnish and Japanese security markets
by Aaltonen, J. & Östermark, R.
- 643-658 On the effectiveness of cognitive feedback from an interface agent
by Montazemi, A. R. & Gupta, K. M.
- 659-676 Early experiences of mentoring: Design and use of multimedia materials for teaching OR/MS
by Belton, Valerie & Elder, Mark & Thornbury, Helyn
- 677-690 Obstacles to export initiation and expansion
by Morgan, Robert E. & Katsikeas, Constantine S.
- 691-706 Multi-attribute utility methods in group decision making: Past applications and potential for inclusion in GDSS
by Bose, Utpal & Davey, Anne M. & Olson, David L.
- 707-714 Two phase parametric and probabilistic NPV calculations, with possible deferral of disposal of UK nuclear waste as an example
by Chapman, Chris & Howden, Mike
- 715-727 A learning vector quantization neural network model for the classification of industrial construction projects
by Gupta, V. K. & Chen, J. G. & Murtaza, M. B.
October 1997, Volume 25, Issue 5
- 489-509 Multimethodology: Towards a framework for mixing methodologies
by Mingers, John & Brocklesby, John
- 511-521 Determining organizational structure choices in advanced manufacturing technology management
by Gupta, A. & Chen, I. J. & Chiang, D.
- 523-534 Beyond appraisal: Participatory Appraisal of Needs and the Development of Action (PANDA)
by White, L. & Taket, A.
- 535-545 Relationships between determinants of hospital quality management and service quality performance--a path analytic model
by Li, L. X.
- 547-555 Transfer batch scheduling for a two-stage flowshop with identical parallel machines at each stage
by Kim, J-S. & Kang, S-H. & Lee, S. M.
- 557-566 An assessment of perceptual differences between informants in information systems research
by Teo, T. S. H. & King, W. R.
- 567-579 Leadership challenges for smaller organisations: Self-perceptions of TQM implementation
by Taylor, W. A.
- 581-584 The nature of simplicity of Johnson's algorithm
by Kamburowski, J.
- 585-594 Progressive engineering changes in multi-level product structures
by Ho, C. -J. & Li, J.
- 595-598 Some comments on "modeling optimization problems in the unstructured world of spreadsheets"
by King, Malcolm
- 599-603 An observation on publication habits based on the analysis of MS/OR journals
by Ormerod, R. J.
August 1997, Volume 25, Issue 4
- 377-395 Less pain but what gain?: a comparison of the effectiveness and effects of Japanese and non-Japanese car assemblers' buyer-supplier relations in the UK automotive industry
by Pickernell, David
- 397-414 Stability of an optimal schedule in a job shop
by Sotskov, Y. & Sotskova, N. Y. & Werner, F.
- 415-435 The design of organisational intervention: Choosing the approach
by Ormerod, R. J.
- 437-447 Scheduling jobs with uncertain setup times and sequence dependency
by Kim, S. C. & Bobrowski, P. M.
- 449-459 A linear programming model for bank balance sheet management
by Güven, S. & Persentili, E.
- 461-471 An empirical investigation of JIT effectiveness: an organizational perspective
by Yasin, M. M. & Small, M. & Wafa, M. A.
- 473-482 An empirical comparison of heuristic and graph theoretic methods for creating maximally diverse groups, VLSI design, and exam scheduling
by Weitz, R. R. & Lakshminarayanan, S.
- 483-487 On the "Least Cost Safety Inventory for Large Transfer Lines"
by Szendrovits, A. Z. & Szabados, T.
June 1997, Volume 25, Issue 3
- 255-266 The plot thickens: Understanding interaction through the metaphor of drama
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'The Greatest American Hero' Is Making A Comeback On FOX
Reported by Outsiders - 2014.08.30
FOX has decided to reboot an cult classic with a put pilot commitment to The Greatest American Hero, a new take on the 1981 sci-fi dramedy, which is being shepherded by Phil Lord and Chris Miller, directors of the feature franchise based on another 80s TV series, 21 Jump Street.
The new Greatest American Hero will chronicle inner-city teacher Isaacs adventures after his discovery of a superhero suit that gives him superhuman abilities. Unfortunately for Isaac, he hates wearing the suit and has to learn how to use its powers by trial and error because he quickly misplaces the suits instructions. He also has to deal with a government handler who has very different objectives than him and struggles as to whether he should use his newfound gifts to help others or just himself.
The original series starring William Katt and Robert Culp, aired for three seasons on ABC.
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He leads a company that some would consider the epitome of ruthless global capitalism. But Apple chief executive Tim Cook has shocked some in the US with an impassioned attack on the single-minded pursuit of profit – and a direct appeal to climate-change deniers not to buy shares in his firm.
Eyewitnesses said Cook, who succeeded Steve Jobs as boss of the technology giant in 2011, was visibly angry as he took on a group of right-wing investors during a question-and-answer session at a shareholders' meeting.
Responding to calls from the National Centre for Public Policy Research (NCPPR), a conservative think tank and investor, for Apple to refrain from putting money in green energy projects that were not profitable, he shot back that Apple did "a lot of things for reasons besides profit motive". The chief executive added: "We want to leave the world better than we found it."
Addressing he NCPPR representative directly, he said: "If you want me to do things only for ROI [return on investment] reasons, you should get out of this stock."
Cook, who is generally known for his level-headed demeanour, also insisted that he places more importance on helping people and the environment than on pure profit, saying: "When we work on making our devices accessible to the blind, I don't consider bloody ROI."
Bryan Chaffin, a technology writer at The Mac Observer who attended the meeting on Friday, said it was: "The only time I can recall seeing Tim Cook angry."
More than a business: How the iPhone became an icon over 7 years
More than a business: How the iPhone became an icon over 7 years
1/7 1. Newton MessagePad
Before the iPhone there was Apple's Newton MessagePad - a series of gadgets released between 1993 and 1998 that introduced the public to - and the coined the phrase - PDA, or 'personal digital assistant'. The devices could send emails and faxes, and organize users' contacts and calendars. The was loved by tech enthusiants but flopped commercially. Thankfully the idea of a truly convenient PDA would come back to life with the smartphone and the iPhone.
2/7 2. Introduction of the iPhone
On the ninth of January 2007, Steve Jobs introduced the original iPhone. Yes, it had only 128MB of RAM, a punishingly slow 2G connection and it cost £335 for the 4GB model - but the introduction of this "magical device" (Jobs' words) would more than live up to the hype, making the idea of a 'smartphone' a reality whilst simultaneously kickstarting the mobile revolution that is still shaping the digital world.
3/7 3. iPhone hype begins
And six months after the first iPhone was announced, we were hit by the first iPhone hype. We've now become fairly used to the annual churning of the rumour mill and the pictures of fans celebrating with their new purchases (that's one of the first owners of the original iPhone on the left) but this hasn't always been the norm. Is it sustainable? The queues may be dwindling each year but the sales keep racking up...
4/7 4. Copy & Paste introduced
The iPhone has not always been about big disruptive shifts, and the excitement over the introduction of even minor freatures (such copy and paste with the 3GS) shows just how much Apple's famous 'reality distortion field' can influence even the public.
5/7 5. The App Store launches
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He added: "His body language changed and he spoke in rapid-fire sentences compared to the usual controlled way he speaks."
The NCPPR had challenged Apple's sustainability goals, one of which is eventually to have 100 per cent of its power come from green resources, and asked what effects such measures, along with investing in green initiatives, would have on the firm's bottom line.
The think tank's shareholder proposal was voted down at the meeting, which would have required Apple to declare the costs of any sustainability programmes it invested in.
Since taking the helm at Apple in 2011, Cook has made notable improvements to the company's use of renewable energy, increasing the use of solar, wind and geothermal resources used to power Apple's offices from around a quarter of its total energy use to more than 75 per cent.
The 53-year-old has also committed millions of dollars of Apple's money to various good causes – in contrast to his predecessor Jobs, who reportedly once told colleagues that giving money to charity was a waste of time.
Cook has also taken action to improve the conditions at the Foxconn plants in China where iPhones and iPads are made, after widespread criticism about high rates of worker suicide and claims of exploitation.
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Capital punishment is gone from nearly all other Western democracies, and so the spectacle on display at the Montana Board of Pardons and Parole this week would have been unthinkable almost anywhere else in the West. One by one, family members of the murdered ones, denied closure for decades, advocated publicly for the death of the convicted killer, while on the other side the daughter of that killer, having spent her entire life in the shadow of that death penalty, begged for her father's life to be spared.
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EUR/GBP recovered to 0.8664 last week but faced strong resistance from 55 days EMA and reversed Subsequent fall and break of 0.8557 minor support suggest that such recovery from 0.8485 is finished. Also, the corrective structure is in line with the bearish view that recent fall from 0.9083 is not over. Initial bias is mildly cautiously on the downside this week for test on 0.8485 first. Break will confirm resumption of recent decline and should target 100% projection of 0.9083 to 0.8529 from 0.8830 at 0.8276 next. On the upside, above 0.8619 minor resistance will dampen this immediate bearish view and would turn bias back to the upside for 0.8664 and above.
In the bigger picture, price actions from 0.9799 (2008 high) should be unfolding as a consolidation pattern in the long term up trend. The first leg is completed with three waves down to 0.8067. Second leg should also be finished at 0.9083. Fall from 0.9083 is treated as the third leg and should target 0.8067 first and possibly further to 61.8% projection of 0.9799 to 0.8067 from 0.9083 at 0.8013 (which is closes to 0.8 psychological level). Nevertheless, we'd expect strong support from 0.7693/8186 support zone to contain downside to finish off the consolidation. On the upside, break of 0.8830 resistance, however, will invalidate this view and argue that the choppy rise from 0.8067 is still in progress for another high above 0.9083 before completion.
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Though the public relations value of the Milwaukee Art Museum's architecture playing a role in Michael Bay's "Transformer's 3" might exceed a cool million bucks, the museum didn't get anything close to that, Vicki Scharfberg, the museum's communications director tells me.
That would have been "very, very nice," Sharfberg added in an e-mail, correcting an earlier Art City post.
I directed Art City readers to a Variety magazine piece this morning, indicated that MAM got a $1 million from the filmmakers.
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On July 28, the Committee, along with the Greater New Orleans Hotel and Lodging Association and the Hospitality Financial and Tax Professionals Association, welcomed Property Tax Assessor Erroll Williams for "Meet the Property Assessor."
On March 30, the Committee, along with Greater New Orleans Hotel & Lodging Association and Technology Professionals Association, hosted the 1st Special Session LA Legislative Update. Vanessa LaFleur discussed the new Louisiana laws, including information businesses need to remain compliant during the transition and as new laws take effect.
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Cowslips and Chainies is a poignant memoir of childhood in 1930s and early '40s Dublin. Best-selling novelist Elaine Crowley's account of tenement life is by turns hilarious and intensely sad. Her beloved, consumptive father generous, handsome and fickle works at the local undertakers. Her proud, resourceful mother, struggling with privation, alternates slaps with kisses in a turbulent relationship with young Nella. Through the eyes of a natural storyteller, we enjoy scenes from a receding past vividly enacted: the teeming life of the Iveagh Market; the street-games and domestic strife; the stratagems for survival among pawnbrokers and money-lenders. We share in Crowley's wide-eyed witness of a pre-school plot to murder the neighbour's toddler, the excitement of the 1932 Eucharistic Congress, the trauma of leaving the Liberties for a Corporation house on the city fringe, attempts at sex education thwarted by nuns, her first job in the sewing factory at the age of fourteen, an outing to foil her father's carryings on', and his moving death from TB in the early part of 1942. Cowslips and Chainies is infused with wonder and particularity, and conveys an overwhelming love of place and persons. It is a classic of Irish autobiography.
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My bizarre bulbous nose; is there anything that can address the asymmetry?
Thank you for your question,
If you underwent a simple rhinoplasty or correction of nasal tip operation it means that your cartilage or bone structures are not excised. Since the manipulation is minimal; the edema will be minimal also. Nasal buffers will not be applied after these operations but only strip bandages. These strip bandages will be removed after 5th postoperative day. You can continue to do your daily work just after the procedure but we do not advise you heavy lifting or excessive exercise.
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Is there anything that can address the asymmetry?
You may be an excellent candidate for a rhinoplasty to address all of the concerns you listed above. Do your homework and seek out a consultation with a Board-Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon or General Plastic Surgeon who has experience with rhinoplasty.
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I get the suggestion that the tip is not really bulbous (wide, like a ball). However, there is no differentiation of the tip from the bridge and there is no projection of the tip, above the bridge line. In addition, the bridge may be too high, in the supratip area,
A full rhinoplasty would corrected these issues and the asymmetric nostrils ( no one else really notices this amount of asymmetry).
Crooked tip
Web reference: https://www.stevenwallachmd.com/face-procedures/rhinoplasty/
Rhinoplasty for crooked nose and bulbous tip
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Rhinoplasty surgery may be considered for improving a bulbous, asymmetrical and overprojected nasal tip.
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Rob Harrison, Professor
School of Forest Resources
University of Washington
August 30, 2011
SMC director interview
major past contributions to SMC
vision for SMC; importance of member input
strategies for achieving SMC member goals
SMC director interview
major past contributions to SMC
SMC director interview
major past contributions to SMC
- Analysis and extenion of RFNRP
- SMC Type I analysis- participation in national LTSPs
- participation in CIPS
- SMC Type V
Major past funding to SMC ($2.9 million since 1998)
$1.49 million – SMC graduate student support through ESRM100 (total of 183 assistantship quarters since 1998 for SMC grads, at current rates and overhead)
$560K ($591K) – NCASI, Fall River, Matlock, Molalla
$195K – NSF CAFS 15N isotope study coop with Virginia Tech (Tom Fox), NC State (Jose Stape) and Purdue (Douglass Jacobs)
$150K ($190K) - USFS Agenda 2020 supporting LTSPs (half to OSU Steven Schoenholtz)
$150K ($190K) - USFS Agenda 2020 supporting SMC Type V and CIPS N studies (half to OSU Doug Maguire)
$100K ($126K) – USFS LTSP national database to SMC
$54K ($68K) – USFS - Carbon sequestration of RFNRP
$135K – Dept. Energy – Carbon sequestration of RFNRP
$20K($25K) – Oly. Nat. Res. Cent – Nitrogen in Plantations
2012 likely firm funding to SMC given current circumstances ($598K)
$153K – yearly equivalent graduate student estimated funding from ESRM100 currently promised
$321K – Rob's share of USDA NARA project (Douglas-fir sustainable productivity) in support of LCA of DF forestry, total of $5.6 million to UW for NARA total, 5 years
$40K – NCASI likely support for 2012 (16th addendum) for LTSPs, rated high in first evaluation (by Eric Vance)
$50K – year 3 of Agenda 2020 for Type V (half to CIPS Doug Maguire)
$34.5K – buyback of 2.5 months salary + benefits from Rob teaching ESRM100 (summer salary not charged to SMC); regular salary paid as tenure-track professor
2) vision for SMC; importance of member input
- source of high-quality data vs. source of high-quality information
what the SMC can do well, what it can't do well, and where collaboration/cooperation works best to meet member goals and where it doesn't
addressing core member needs, specific member needs, and peripheral needs, including not yet identified.
strategies for achieving SMC member goals
increasing funding
increasing productivity
raw data vs. final products for forest management
"license to operate" research and education, what role should SMC play?
International/National collaboration
If members asked me to be Director, here are immediate steps I would take
- ask for level playing field with OSU coops:
$37,350 spendable from dues annually
- reduce my teaching load, increase time to SMC: $90-120K/y available from ESRM100 "profit", $34.5 K/y from salary buyback, also Dave Brigg's summer SMC salary and Corkery chair available. 1) hire Paul Footen part-time to help me teach, 2) hire additional faculty (Ettl?) or staff member or contract out to increase SMC staff and/or field time.
If members asked me to be Director, here are immediate steps I would take:
- convene TACs, and have a wide-ranging discussion about goals for SMC
CIPS now much more active and focused on modeling effort; how do we support member's goals there by supporting CIPS?
with Dave retiring, how do we sustain wood quality effort? Is direct salary support of a WQ researcher a priority?
assess current member satisfaction with our direction.
If members asked me to be Director, here are immediate steps I would take:
We also need to assure current faculty and staff that their work continues to be important to SMC members, and not lose the current momentum we have in collection of high-quality data from our field studies.
Eric Turnblom is currently a peer. I would like to keep it that way. He could succeed me when I retire.
Greg Ettl is potentially a very positive force for SMC, dynamic, able to get funding.
If members think another person would make a better director, FOR WHATEVER REASON, it is my goal to support them and bring additional value to the SMC as I have done my best to do in the past. I am very happy to remain as Nutrition TAC leader if that is in the best interests of the SMC overall. Please do not choose me if you determine that Eric, Greg or another person would ultimately be a better leader and director for SMC. I will continue to work for SMC.


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Human Nature at the Intersection
Cambridge University Press 2006
Hardback 164pp
9780521859448   Product Code: 17720
Are we composed of body and non-material mind or soul, or purely physical beings? Murphy argues for a physicalist account, but one that does not diminish traditional views of rational, moral and spiritual humans. No jacket.


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Love makes you do amazing things. Amber thought, as her jacket got caught on a piece of the broken window frame mid-leap. It only snagged for a second before the piece came loose and she continued through the air with slightly less momentum.
That was enough.
In what seemed like an hour, Amber came crashing down to the earth. She hit her head on the lip of the dumpster, ricocheted into the alleyway's brick wall, and finally completed her fall - cascading into an arrangement of garbage cans, to a sickening crack in her leg.
"Amber!" She could hear Twitch scream.
Then it went dark.


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Dear infra@ guys; The fisheye instance is not updating the OpenOffice information since Feb 25: https://fisheye6.atlassian.com/browse/ooo I have to say that I am not really surprised that no one else has noticed it stopped working. To be honest I never found out how to do some simple searches, like the occurrences of "GPL" in the headers, and I ended up using an outdated OpenGrok instance and/or the classic recursive grep. I think it's great to try alternatives but I just thought I'd provide the feedback that this one is just not working very well for us. Thanks, Pedro.
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